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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-10

ALL the new shades in Cashimeres at
J. S. Rhodes Il Co. g.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary of Perry s
victory on Lake Erie. AS the old song
has it:
"The Tenth of September
Wen always remember;
Twas then that the lion to our eagle bowed
down."
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BROOKS SEMINARY,

FOR 1OUNH LNUIES,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
OFFERS THE BEET ADVANTAGES
in ali Branches. Located delightfully."-.
Buildings new special Preparatory Course
for VASSAR COLLEGE.
Record of 1872, with full particulars, sent
on application.
Lectures, 1928. Prof. K. L. Yeomans,
Rev. John Hall, Prof Maria Mitchell and
Rev. F. X. Wheeler.
MARY b. JOHNSON,
ausl6-eya Principal.
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THE best Black Silks for $3.50 yard
at J. S. Rhodes e. Co.'S.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 1000 Gifts, all cash.........--S5OO,OOL
The Concert itself will be the most
brilliant orchestral display that ever
occurred in the West. One hundred
performers, gathered from all parts
Of this country and from Europe IN.
der the direction Of Prof. Hast, will con-
tribnte to this grand musical carnival
And TO afford ample room for every ticket
holder to enjoy such an unusual musical
festival, the Concert will be given in Gen.
trail Park, where arrangements have been
made to accommodate all who may come
Persons holding whole, halt or quarter
tickets will be admitted to both the Concert
and Drawing, and none without such tick
cts will be admitted to either.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, SO; halves, s.; quarters
$50: IL whole tickets for 500; D for s255; 81
for $500; liz for $1,000; 2s5 for $500; SIS tor
$500. No discount on less than sl00 worth
OF tickets at time.
In accordance with numerous solicita-
tons arrangements have been made with
all the railroad and steamboat lines leading
into the city for the sale OF round-trip tick
ets good for six days to all persons who may
wish To attend the Concert or Drawing.
Such tickets will be furnished by the Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad, the Louisville e,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad. the
Louisville, indianapolis and Madison rail-
road @ the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, the
and the Louisville, Owensboro' and Hen.
derson Mail Line Packets.
All agents are required TO close sales and
make their returns in full time to reach
this office by Thursday, September Is. To
do this successfully those located at great
distances must close some days before the
18th. All tickets to which gifts are awarded
will be paid without discount by the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, either In cur.
rency or by sight draft upon the Fourth
the holder. The tickets must first be pre-
sented at this ONCE, Room No. 4, Public
library Building. before they will be paid
by the Bank.
The drawing will be published in the
Louisville papers and New York Herald,
and omcial copies sent. to purchasers TO
whom tickets have been sent by letter.
THOMAS 4 BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
sep7-da
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THentY.Three Teachers.

.Seuen Departments. Special teachers-fourr
in Music-ior each OF the ornamental
branches. Native teachers Of French and
German. Charges less than any school AZ
fording equal advantages and accommoda-
lions. Fall term commences september
10th. Rend 10 President, Rev. /. 9. Pershing,
ID. d., Pittsburgh, Penn, for a Catalogue.
aug9-dya
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Doors and shoes OF all kinds reduced
q per cent. at L. V. Blends.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College o, ,,.,..
London, graduate from one OF the mo-, |, " -
inent Colleges in the United Slst,, 80. =
greater part OF whose lille has b>pa ST., No., q
the hospitals OF London, Paris, n ,,,t,. .''
and elsewhere, has effected some Of M. 90 -
astonishing cures that Were ever -
Many troubled with ringing IN ,gr -
and ears when asleep, great ntNu.. -
being alarmed al sudden sound. ~
ness, with frequent blusLing, ailenG,.,'r'
times with derasement OF mind, Va, -,,,
Immediately.
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indeed, took the matter 80 much 10 heait
that he committed suicide by taking quanIl-
ty Of vermin powder. His name was enariea
Thompson. tits an Ill wind that blows nooooy
any good, and If the claimants irienas ana
hackers suffer in pocket and mind, the friends
of the real heir are proportlonally juoiiant.
On receipt of the news OF the trials termina-
tIon at Tisbury, where Lord Arundel aVes' tne
inhabitants turned out en- masse 10 Iestly
their JOY. The bells OF the palisn
church, which had been long silen'
ON account of suspicion that the
towers was insecure. were rung with sufficient
violence to establish the strength OF mat
structure beyond cavll. Nine-pounders and
all the small arms Of the place were brought
Into service, and OF frequent Intervals volleys
were discharged at different parts of the
parish. A sham fight afterwards look place,
resulting in severe but not fatal Injury to sun
dry combatants. On the arriva! OF LORD
Arundel from London, his tenantry greeted
him with bolsterous cheers, the horses were
taken from the carriage and the vehicle was
drawn to the castle by dint of human muscle.
His Lordship, before alightiDg. enotionately
thanked those present for the sympathy shown
to him. During these proceedings the church
bells again sent forth their music, the cannon's
roar was again heard In the evening. large
bonlres were lighted on several eminencee,
and the church and dwellings were brilliantly
Illuminated
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FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
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NEW CATALOGUE, No. 25.
LIFE AND TIMES OF REV. JOHN WESLEY, by
| Tyerman, Vol. l, 81 SO.
Ad7s 3sT SUI supply q q Bishop Hun'nstOns Helps
the Hidden LIE Of the Soul, from the French,
by the author OF IA Dominican Artist" &C., 81 So
Truth and Crust, Lessons OF the War; four AT
dent sermons BY Henry Afford =. D. s.. ,u Dou
J. ). Howson, Dean Of Chester, 81 80.
Legends OF the Patriarchs and Prophets, by s.
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Vocation Of he peache
| OF every order Of Pulpit Eloquence, from TIE
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Ministering Children and Sequel, by Mrs.
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Macdufrs New Book, "Saint Paul IN Rome"
the Teachings Fellowships and 9ying Testimony
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Science Record for 1872. compendium OF
Scientific Progress and Discovery duri g the past
year, with Illustrations, edited BY E. A. Beach,
81 SO.
Heart -Throbs Of Eminent Authors. compiled by
VIM. Hardcastle Browne, A. NJ. 81 so.
The Southern Poems OF the War, collected and
arranged by Miss Emily Mason, Of Virginia, 81
NEW NOVELS, DC.
Lovels OF Arden, by N. E. Braddon, 75c.
Kate Beaumont, by J. w. DeForeSt, 75c.
Two Family Mothers, by Marie Sophie Schwartz,
How viii 1t Ends by Haywood, 81 so.
More Than She Could Bear, q Story OF the
Gachupin War in Texas, by Hesper Renoo~'
81 so.
Ought We to Visit Her. by Annie Thomas, 81 Is.
The Sylvesters, by the author OF kitty" &C.,
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The American Baron, by James DeAtle, 81 so.
Can the ola Love? by Buddington, 75c.
The High Mills, by the author u "Gideon's
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@- OFFICE SAVNNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, 8. c., APRIL 4, 1S72.-The Treas
urer OF this Company will attend at the office Of
CAMPBELL & SEABRooK, No. SO Broad street,
THIS DAY, 4th instant, from to II O'Clock, to
receive payment for the Eight per Cent. Bonds au
thorized to be Issued at the last annual meeting
Of Stockholders, and to deliver the Bonds and
Certificates Of Stock.
All the Stock which is not redeemed will posi-
lively be sold at public auction THIS DAY. 4th In.
slant, at 12 NJ, near the Postoffce.
Full particulars OF sale will be given on that
day. s.". fishSn'
Treasurer Savannah and Charleston Railroad Co.
APRIL
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Sticking to It!

Senator Edmunds did very ungraceiu
thing in insisting that Mr. johnson and Mr..
Stanbery abandoned the Ku-Klux cases IN
disgust. Mr.. Johnson, in his letter to Gene
raj Wade Hampton, said that the charge
was s'utterly incorrect and unfounded," ahd
we know of nothing in the character OF the
eminent jurist which should render bis
words unworthy OF implicit belief even when
they do deprive the administration senators
Of a serviceable argument against the South.
ern people. Senator Edmunds, also, de-
clined to withdraw the accusation that Gen.
erals Hampton, Butler ard Kershaw were
connected with the Ku.KluX organization.
These gentlemen went to Washington and
vainly demanded to be confronted with their
accusers. They then wrote Joint letter,
which was read in the Senate, denying that
they had ever had anything to do with Ku-
K!uxism. The only satisfaction they re.
ceive is statement by Senator Edmunds
that evidence to criminate them is in pos
session of the government, and will be pro-
duced at the proper time. This repetition OF
the charge showed more stubborness than
wisdom. The Federal officers in South Car
olina have been desperately anxious to con-
vlct some man Of mark OF completely with
the Ku-Klux. We are justified, therefore,
10 assuming that, il these officers had had
q shadow of proof against any OF the gen.
tlemen named, they would have been in
stantly arrested. The District Attorney has
not indicted them; nor are they, as they de-.
.nand, allowed to prove their innocence 10
the courts. A prudent regard for their per-
sonal reputation should lead both senators
and law officers either to discontinue their
charges, or bring forth the evidence OF guilt
which they pretend to have in their posses
sion. A more fitting time for it's production
could not be found.
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~WEAK LUNGS AND SENSITIvl

~WEAK LUNGS AND SENSITIVE
Throats are severely tried BY the sudden changes
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and in consequence Asthma affections, Innamma-
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Municipal Notices.

~ TO TAXPAYERS. = TREASURY
OFFICE, APRIL 4, ls72.-In compliance with
resolution OF Council extending tine for payment
of the first instalment Of this years tax, with
out forfeit, to the 9Th instant inclusive, this Of
flee will be open daily for receipt Of such tax from
sA.M. to2P. ~ during the time 80 extended.
P.J. COOGAN,
anr4-a City Treasurer.
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T. J. MAcKEY has Hoped again. A week
or two ago he was ready to send to Jail any
blue-coated military minion who should
dare to make an arrest in his circuit. And
now he pledges himself ''to sustain the mill
starry in executing, to the EXTREMIST verge,
'the authority vested in them" Just 30
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Connecticut and Cincinnati.

The Grant Republicans will find it rather
difficult to extract much comfort from their
magnificent victory" in Connecticut. They
resorted to every trick known in the politi-
cal arena, and forced the Federal ofice-hold-
ers to work vigorously for the Radical can
didates. As election day drew nigh their
prospects were 80 bright that they counted
on clear majority OF a thousand or fifteen
hundred votes. The net result was q
bare majority Of thirty votes. Such VIC
tories as this will do the Democracy little
harm in States where the opposing candi-
dates are men OF talent and integrity,
equally capable Of directing sagaciously and
honorably the affairs OF the Commonwealth.
One great advantage of q Democratic de-
feat in Connecticut is the increase OF
strength which it will give to the sound and
sensible members Of The party who feel that
they can stand firmly and squarely on the
platform put forth by Judge selden and Mr..
Greeley, and can join hands with the Libe-
raj Republicans against the common enemy.
It is true that the New York World blows
both hot and cold; now declaring that the
leaders OF the anti-Grant party are pusillani-
nous politicians who will soon be whipped
back into the fold, and now assuring the
supporters OF the Cincinnati Convention that
it will do nothing to embarrass them. But
the World is not the infallible exponent OF
the desires OF the National Democracy, and
before long it will see, il it does-not confess,
the blunder which it committed in abusing
Schurz, Sumner and Greeley, because they
did not take the stump in Connecticut in op.
position to the regular Republican candi-
date. There were only two tickets before
the people, the Democratic ticket and the
Republican ticket; and we do not under
stand that the Liberal Republicans, in such
a contest, would feel called upon to oppose
the Republicans and support the Democrats
They know that the reelection OF President
Grant would be dangerous to the liberties of
the people; and they are hopeless OF de-
feating bis nomination in Philadelphia, be-
cause that body will be ruled by Federal
office. holders and aspirants for Presidential
favors. They propose, therefore, to organ
ize an opposition to Grantism, not 10 Re-
publicanism; and they. announce as their
guiding principles, Amnesty, Civil Service
Reform, Tariff for Revenue, and the as
sertion Of the right OF local self-government.
These are the watchwords of both RepuLli-
cans and Democrats, and it is absurd to say
that Carl Schurz or Horace Greeley, in pro-
claiming them to the people, is selling him
selfto the Democracy.
Until the Cincinnati Convention has been
held, it is unwise for the Democracy to COM
init themselves to anything more than an &C.
acknowledgement of the business and liberality
of tile principles which the Liberal Republi-
cans set forth. We can only hope that it
may be found practicable to unite Repubi-
cans and Democrats in solid opposition to
the nepotism, the dishonesty and the CEN
tralizing policy Of the Grant administration.
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ns- NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS
after date application Will be made to the City
Council OF Charleston for RENEWAL OF GER.
TIFICATE No. III, period "a, for $lo,l7o, dated
27th october, 1867 OF city per cent stock, issued
to the Trustees Shirra's Dipensary, and the origi
ual Of which Is lost or destroyed.
dec2s-lamo3
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@- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Fuua-Oficial Raff1e Numbers:
CLASS No. 4o3-MoRNISG.
4O-5l-2G-24-57-64- 8-76-67-54.-46
CLASS No. 434-EvES1EG.
6-2O-33-43-51-53- 52-55-ls-l6-1
as witness our hands at Charleston this Sd
day OF April, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oc,3 sworn Commissioners.
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Marrien.

EoRTON-PENTZ.-O the goth ultime, by the
Rev. DR.. W. A. Patton, at his residence, CHARLES
s. NORTON, Commander o. 8. Navy, and Mrs.
MARY o. PBNTZ, OF New York
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5uelial Notires.

@r NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
HENRIETTA, Albert Bennett, Master, from Car
din has THIS DAY been entered at the Custom
house under the Five Day Act. All Goods net
Permitted at the expiration OF that time WILL be
sent to the Public Stores.
Anril q. 1872. WAGNER, HUGER CO.
All parties are hereby cautioned that will not
be responsible for bills contracted by any OF the
Crew OF the bark HENRIETTA.
anr4.a ALBERT BENNETT, Master.
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Groceries, kiqnors, &e.


TUsT RECEIVED,
A Large Assortment Of
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE LAMPS
AND SHADES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, Full and well.selected Stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
Choice 8. @. HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
No. l Aackerel
Choice Salmon and Halibut Fins
Extra Goshen Butter and Cheese
Sugars Of all Grades
Raisins, Almonds, Figs, Currants, Preserves, &c.
have on hand Full Stock Of BRANDiEs,
Wines, Whiskey, DC, which am prepared to sell
at Wholesale OF Retail.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt
attention, by addressing. letter to Postofdce Key
Box No. 248.
All goods delivered to any portion Of the city
free Of charge. D. FITZ GIBBoN,
N. W. corner King and Cannon streets.
mch5.lmo
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~ ON NJ A R r A G E. 80
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimente
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
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dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa oct12
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0bitnarp.

MORRIS.-Fen asleep in Jesus, March 2S, 1872,
at Anderson Courthouse, s. o., JULIA NOTE,
daughter Of Margaret A. and the late Edward
Morris, Of this city.
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~ NoT1CE.-CHARGES OF INCOM-
PETENOY or Neglect having been preferred
against JOSEPH A. DUPoNG and A. d. ALSToN'
Pilots OF st. Helena and Port Royal this is to
notify all Masters and Consgnees OF vessels
bound into said Ports not to employ taid Pilots,
as they are hereby suspended. BY order Of Board
Of Commissioners OF Pilots for South Carolina.
A. O. STONE, Chairman.
~ Beaufort Republican will please copy.
anra-2
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s- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST CoMPANT, CHARLESTON, APRIL
lsr, lS72.-The Board Of Directors OF this Com
pauy having declared Dividend OF FIVE PER
CENT, free OF all taxation, for the past six
months, the came will be rald at their office, on
and after WEDNESDAY,. Sd instant.
apr:.s F.A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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@- NOIICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
LUCY, Griffith Jones Master, from Liverpool, has
THIS DAY been entered under the Five Day Act
All Goods not Permitted at the expiration OF that
time, will be sent to Public Stores.
henry GARD, Agent.
March %. 1872. mchS0-5
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~OFFICE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Coupon
Of the Eight per Cent. Bonds Of the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company, due this day, Will
be paid on presentation at the First National
Bank, Charleston. 8. W. FISHER,
aprl4 Treasurer.
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@-THE "DoLLAR REWARD SOAP"
washes with Hot Cold, Hard, Soft or Salt Water.
DoWIE NOISE d DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston s. c.