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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12

The Washington Chronicle states
that the Geneva Arbitration has award
ed to the United States sixteen or seven-
teen millions of dollars. This falls far
short of the thirty millions we were told
by the ADMINISTRATORS we should GER
,ainly get, without reference to the claim
of six or seven hundred millions for in
direct damages. The preposterous claim
set up by the GRANT administration
greatly prejudiced the Geneva Arbitra-
ton against our ease.
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We have received from the we'll
known publishing house of Ciaxton,
Remsen and Haffelinger copy OF
Belle Rose" romance translated by
Mrs. Martha LATTE from the French. Of
Amedee Achard. The hasty glance
which is all we have yet been able to
hestow upon it shows that it is full OF
stirring adventure and highly"wrought
passion. 1t for sale by J. D, Stanton &
Co, in this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12

Hon. SAMUEL J. RANDALL, Chairman
of the Democratic State Executive
Committee Of Pennsylvania, has issued
a circular letter warning the Democrats
that it is the intention of the Radicals
10 attempt the commission of gross
frauds at the ensuing election, and call.
for the immediate organization of vig-
lance committees in the various coun-
ties to protect the purity OF the ballot
He says: at has come to my knowl-
edge, and is susceptible of proof that
large numbers Of colored men-gener-
ally youpg-have been brought into the
State from the neighborhoods of Har-
risonburg, Virginia, and Charlestown,
West Virginia, to vote at the election
in October aud November. The former
squad were ticketed to Harrisburg, and
the latter squad to Chambersburg, in
this State. Numbers, in like manner,
have been located in Erie, Clarion and
other counties. More are expected"
The friends OF the Democratic cause
in this State might render some service
to their brethren in Pennsylvania by
giving information Of the departure and
probable destination of negroes who are
now being "colonized" into Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio to vote at the ensuing
elections there. 1t was generally be-
lieved last year that a number ol
negroes from this county voted in Bel
mont county, Ohio, and similar com.
plant was made in nearly all the river
counties Of that State. Let US see
whether it may be prevented this year
Hereafter, but little danger need be ap-
pretended on this score, for, under the
new Constitution, the day for the State
election in West Virginia will be the
same as that in Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
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The LEGISLATURE.

The Republicans have secured bit a
very slim representation in the Legis-
lature. They have elected three MEM
bers of the Senate, out of twenty>four,
and seventeen members Of the House Of
Delegates out OF sixty-ive. Three in
dependent Democrats appear to be
elected to the Senate. and probably six
to the House. Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12

The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
is now in successful operation, having
opened on the 4th Of September and
will continue until October 3. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
round trip tickets at one and one-ffth
the regular rates.
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Tried for 40 Years.
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DR.. A. 2. TOdd's Liver PITS.
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ACHE, BILIOUSSESS, &c.
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feet health. l have tor many years suffered
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using them according To the directions, 1
now feel perfectly restored. so valuable
are they l would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most Won
dertul remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. n. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
oa7 Proprietors.
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u.s. $ RHODES g. CO.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
Monday, September 0, 1872,

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, that IL 10 say: The ten
ement and ground pertaining thereto north
of and adjoining the south tenement on
lot No six (6) in square No. nine 80, on
Jacob street; the two south tenementS and
ground pertaining thereto on lots Nos.
sixty-eight 1881 and sixty.n'ne (69), on Coal
street, in division "F:" lots Nos. eight (SJ
and sixteen Q6) In square No. eleven lD !;
lots Nos seven 7l ami eight (S) In square
No. twenty-one (2D; lots Nos. four az and
I'VE (5) in square No. thirteen il5) lots Nos
five (5) and six ~ in square No. sixteen G5)i
lots Nos ten (lO) and eleven % in square
No. seventeen %; lots Nos. one Oh and
two (2) in square No. eighteen as; lots Nos
ten Q0), eleven QD and twelve (l2 in
square No. twenty-five (22; lots Nos. one
~, two ~ and seventeen 90 in square No.
square No. twenty -four (2i); the south half
oil lot No. sixty-five 1857, on Coal street, in
Division "F; :" lots Nos. eighty.seven 81,
ninety-one (9D, ninety-four go and ninety
Il We (95) in Division az, which No. eighty
seven (S0 lies at the corner Of Fairmoni
and George street and the otherS-ninety-
one on, ninetyfour (9D and ninety five
(95)-rront on North street, and lots Nos
twenty coy and thirty-fOur (3n, on the
south of FairmOnt street, in Division "a"
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day OF the
sale, the residue on credit OF six, Twelve
and eighteen months, the purcha- ers Civ
ing bonds with security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and the title to be re-
tanned until the last payment IL made.
GEORGE q. DAVE NPORT,
aue9-ei Special Commissioner.
The above sale is adjourned until SAT-
URDAY, SEPTEMBER rs.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
sepl0i Special Commits .iOner.
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Beware of COunterfeifs.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teethjng,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such is the popularity OF our remedy that
IL has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city to counterfeit 1t, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word. using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis.
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter We shall prosecute, to
by making, selling or buying such imita-
lions as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article OF The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH
ERS & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act of Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12

THE Tide Water Maer says that the
Hon. III. NJ. T. HUNTER has accepted
an Invitation to attend the grand Lib
eral and Democratic ratification meet
Ing in New York city on the 18th inst
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FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce BENJA-
MIN WILSON, OF Harrison county, as
candidate for Congress, to be voted Tor at
The election to be held on the Fourth Thurs
day in October.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best in the
World-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri.
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. BATCHELQR'S HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
Factory, Is BOND street, New York.
mar5-degc
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Proposals.

fTOpOsAis.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by either of The undersigned for
furnishing and spreading on the Wheeling
and Glenn's Run Turnpike about one thou
sand perches OF lime Stone, broken TO pass
through four inch ring. Also, about five
hundred perches of best lime stone such
as are used on the Nat ;onal road, and bro
ken to the same size as used Tor McAdam-
iZing said road, until Wednesday, SCptem-
Der Is, 1872. The right to reject any and all
bids Is reserved. ALEX. n. JACOB,
ThOS. ]. GORDEN,
WIN. BUSBY.
WHEELING, Sept. Z, 1872. sep9.i
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
a r a r. u
First Class Investment
EIGHT PER c z N r.
FIFTEEN YEAR
Water Works Loan
Bellaire, Bslmon. County, Ohio
Bellaire, Bslmon. County, Ohio


BELLAIRE, o, August ID, lS'2.j
On and after August 18th We SHALL offer al
par, to investors, the entire amount OF Tue
above loan, limited to $4,000 and author
lied by special act of the General Assembly,
passed April %, 1872 and by resolution OIL
Town Council August 9Th.
These bonds. issued in large and small
amounts run Is years, and are redeemable
at the option OF the corporation years
after date.
The payment OF principal and interest Is
lien upon all the public property OF Bel
laire and is provided for by direct tax
upon all the real and personal l'ropeTty OF
the town, at present standing on the tax
duplicate at Sl,5C0,0O.
Present debt OF the Corporation OF BEL
laire is $500
The interest coupons of the above bonds
are payable in March and September of
each year. ,,
this loan. Information in detail will be
given by letter or otherwise by addressing
the First National Bank OF Beliaire, ONO,
or Merchants National Bank, Weeeling,
w. Va. augl2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Life Association Of America,
ST. LOUIS.


At MEETING OF THE POLICY.
a ho ders of the Life Association OF
held at the sompa1ys 6 19c cnnsid.
ering csrtain proposed amendments TO the
charter OF the association, 1t was the sense Se
of the meeting that other amendments DC
added to those proposed, and the whote
he again submitted to the members OF the
com amy at meeting which 1t was recon-
nended should be held as soon as pract-
cable. Now, therefore, this Is TO give noiIce
that a meeting Of the policy Oh tne
life Association will be held at the princi-
nai ONCE of the company in the city OF st.
Louis on Wednesday the 2'th dsy % or s fbe
.s,irroas NJ voting for or against the pro-
posed amendments to the caarter OF the
ASSOCIATION, in accordance with me pro-
ni.ions Of section Is of an act Of the General
xssembly Of the state OF Missouri. ap-
nrnyed March 10, 1869, entitled IAN act ior
IN Incorporation and regulation OF Lie
4,'s''' LANES q. BRITTON, President.
VIM. HANLEY, secretary.
4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
---.O:--
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. lmpediments TO
marIi age removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books aud Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth ST., Ph!ldelph. "a, Pa.
augi2-egSb
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COAL, COAL.

III CAPEHART, DEALER IN OHIO
IL. Coal and Coal Lands. Orders for Coal
in the city will receive prompt attention.
One-half interest in the Sheridan Coal
Works for sale. Also 1000 acres OF Ohio
Coal Lands, &c.
Real Estate business solicited.
OFFICE: No. l, Corner Room, Mcclure
House. Wheeling, West Virginia. iell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
DWELLING LEvELEn.

The two-story frame house located on
North Vine street beyond the trestle-
work, was struck by the storm and inn
mediately demolished. When the storm
had passed a large crowd Of people gath
cred around the ruins, and soon it was
reported that several members Of the
family occupying the building were
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01

= rom me New orE Herald OF the Nth;
No. DUCHEss STREET, PORTLAND PLACE. I
LONDON, september lS, lS72. J
James Gordon Bennett, ESQ.,;
DEAR SR-YOur agent in this city t0-
day kindly sent me three copies Of a
newspaper published in New York.
bearing the dates respectively Of the
twenty-fourth, thirtieth and thirty-firs,
Of August Of the present year. 1t would
be a difiicult matter for me to describe
the conflicting emotions I felt during
the perussl Of certain articles found
therein. Ny first feelings were those OF
profound astOnishment at the discovery
Of 90 debased q character as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
In supreme Court at jackson.
No LIS, N. c. .p-yirglnls Bach vs.. Ida

No l2s, n. c. D.-VirgInia Bach VS.. Ida
Loundes ct al.
DY vIRTUEof decree pronounced IN this
} Gaze June %, 1874, by the supreme Court Of
Tennessee, at Jackson viii sell 70 the highest
bidder, in front OF the First and Second
Chancsry Court rooms, on Second street, in
the city Of Memphis, on
Friday, the Ftrat day OF November, 1879,
within legal hours, he interest of complainant,
Virginia Bach, in the real estate mentioned
and described in the pleadings as follows: An
undivided half interest IN a lot OF ground IN
the county OF Shelby, State OF Tennessee,
being part OF q division allotted 70 John G.
McLemore in the division among the pro-
prietors Of the city OF Memphis, and conveyed
by sald McLemere TO JohB y. Graham, and
bounded As follows, tO-Wit: beginning 81 3
stake on the northeast sloe OF Market street
road, said stake being the southeast eOrner Of
a lot sold by said Graham to ~. A. Aiken
thence south 80 east (magnetic) with tie
north SIDE OF said road one hundred tl01) feet
10 stake, the southwest corner OF a lot sold
by said Graham 70 Hack & Nesbitt; thence
with ctr northwest boundary about one
huy ed and seyenty-nve (75) feet to theiF
NJ fhWest corner course north s37 east;
IT, snce south, 621a west, one hundred (lo0 feet
70 Aizens' northeast corner thence south 50
west with AilEens line to the beginning. being
the same lot of ground conveyed by John J.,
Graham 10 Ely Ear Hudson, by deed dated
eighteenth October, 1872, and recorded in Book
n pages Ito and l6l, IN. the hegisters Office OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.
said undivided One-half interest in Inc
above described lot Will be sold on credit of
seven "a and twelve ~ months, purchaser
executing notes, with approved security,
bearing interest from date, TOR the purchase
money, and lien retained upon the property
JOIN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
CAN'T a hCDON Kill, solicitors.
October ], l652. ocl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
NARROW ESCAPE.

A pig In the back yard Of Mrs. Chill
dress, residence South Vine street, was
caught by the wind which turned it over
fifty times or more, finally landing the
terrified animal against fence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
PULYERIZED LIGHTNING.

Mrs. Laura Fair was acquitted at Ear
Francisco yesterday.
Bishop Lognea, Of Syracuse, New
York, died at Saratoga yesterday morn
ing.
Fearful disasters 20 vessels at sea by
the late equinOxial storm are reported
by the cable,
The steamships. Baltic, City Of New
York, Idaho, Cubs and Olympia, are re-
ported at London.
Advices received in New York from
China report that the rice crop in that
country is abundant.
Victor Hugo has been nominated by
the Republicans Of Algiers as q member
Of the French Assembly.
A fire at New Haven, Connecticut,
last night, burned ten buildings, valued
at tonehundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Horace Greeley viii attend the North
Carolina State Fair, to be held at Colds
bOrO, on the twenty Of October.
The Steuben monument was unveiled,
at Steubeu, New York, yesterday, in
the presence Of four thousand people
Conventions to nominate candidates
for local offices in New York city, will
meet duriug the present week in that
city.
Spain is going 70 demand pecunisry
satisfaction OF the United States for the
expeditions agaiBst Cuba that have been
fitted out from this country
The Straight-O Of Missouri held a
mesting last night at st. Joseph, and
elected delegates TO attend q State Con-
ventlon, to be held at Jefferson City,
next Friday.
A Democratic meeting at indianapo-
lis, last night, was addressed by Cover
nor Palmer, of Illinois, Hon. 3. ID.
Campbell, OF Ohio and Hon. George
w. Julian, Of Indiana.
Charles Schneider was arrested in New
York yesterday on suspicion Of having
murdered Patrick Quinn, who was
found near the navy-yard in Brooklyn
yesterday with his skull crushed in.
Two railroad accidents occurred yes
terday, oneEnear Paterson, New Jersey,
in which two men were killed and eight
wounded; the other on the Boston,
Concord and Montreal road, in which
several were slightly injured.
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HIDDEN WEALTH.
The Iron Resources Of the slate-A
Great Opening Presented
20 Capitalists.


| From the Nashvr Bauner.1
Louisville men have contracted to
have six thousand tons Of iron forward
ed from birmingham, Alabama, % iron
works in that city on the opening Of ne
I Louisville and Nashville and Great
southern road to business. That
amount Of iron is worth over two hum
/ dred thousand dollars. Al the iron is
| to pass through Nashville To Louisville,
/ there TO be manufactured. and perhaps
subsequently find a market here, where
we viii pay the difference in freightage
thither and hither, with a good profit
added. We de not grudge the Louis
vile iron men their success either in the
purchase or the sale OF their manufac-
ed articles, for the energy they put forth
TO grasp trade Is not only cOmmenaable
but worthy Of imitation.
The enterprising, thriving people Of
Birmingham are asserting Themselves
in making the best Of her splendid al
vautages. 1t il the lack OF energy and
enterprise in Tennessee We regret. Moth
ing more potently illustrates cur inert
ness than the fact that iron is shipped
from points from two to three hundred
miles south Of Us to points north 20 be
manufactured, while We make no pre-
tensions TO the development Of our own
rich iron resources. We have iron lands
in close proximity TO the Nashville and
Northwestern road, within forty or fifty
miles OF this city, but there has been no
attempt, save one, made 70 establish
blast furnaces TO coin il, II we may 50
speak, even into pig iron, which has,
within the past year, been in increased
demand and steadily advancing in
value. Here we have coal in the great
est quantities and iron in great
abundance within short dis
tsnce Of Nashville, but few seem 10
have the sagscity to establish furnaces
that would make their fortunes. Iron
is sent via the Iron Mountain road 10
points along the Ohio river, even be-
yOnd Pittsburg, and manufactured st a
great profit We have both coal aud ore
in easy reach, and are too blind % our
own interests to take advantage Of them. /
There is not now in the United States a
sufficient number Of blast furnaces, by
over one hundred, to supply the de-
mands OF the railroads, leaving all pTi-
vate manufacturing establishments out
Of consideration. The increased price
Of coal and iron in England viii have
the effect to increase both the price and
demand for American iron. Prior to the
advent Of this year it was cheaper for
railroad companies to have new iron
worked up than the iron which had
been used or become defective by use.
Now il has become an object for them
to husband the scraps and to work them
over in the shops, every piece n iron
representing a value. II our capitalists
desire 10 quintuple their fortunes With
in the next five years, let them embark
their money in the establishment Of
furnaces along our railroads.
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POPE COUNTY.
DOdsOn's Militia and Uphsm's GoEer-
nOr's Guard Still Held in
Service.
Churches Deserted..and Desecrated, and
the Citizens Refugees Harrow
ing Tale.
rom tne Lattle Roek eazslte.I

FROM the Little Rock Gazelte.l
A correspondent in johnson gives US q
gloomy account Of affairs in Pope coun-
ty. He says: "Upham is at Dover With
the Governor 3 Guard. The people have
no fear Of their doing any particular in
jury the hurt is from The side Of DOds0n,
who Is in charge or command Of one or
two hundred men called militia, COM
posed Of the rag-t8g and bOb-tsil 0f hI-
manity. They have little interest in
the country; they are too lazy 20 work,
and are the willing instruments Of Dod-
son. They are not making any effort
70 arrest any person charged With crime,
but are taking and wasting all the ba-
con, bread, corn and fodder they can
lay their hands upOn-mOre being
wasted than consumed, as II they were
biiletted on the community for no other
purpose than TO impUverish and annoy
the people. Their foraging is confined
TO requisitions upon the sn0ke-h0uses
and barns Of Democrats and Greeley
Republicans. Administrator Radicals
20 scot-free.
What, l inquire, are they out
for? What good are they doing? Why
not send them home? The GoverpSr
says they have writs in their handssto
serve. His agents do not seem to be
very anxious to serve them They al
tempt 10 arrests. It is a shame, a scam
dal and q disgrace TO our State, TO civili-
zation, that such things should be per
mitted by the powers that be against the
people Of one Of the best counties ia the
state Pope county Is now almost q
waste. Her good old male citizens are
mostly refugees, seeking shelter from
insult and ruin, for no other cause than
that they live in a county where bad
men are in power, by appointment, not
by election Of the people.
It would sicken the heart o. any good
man to witness the condition Of things
in Pope. The temples Of the Most High
are desecrsted and deserted. Her affairs
Of worship are torn down. The schools
are abandoned. The fields and farms
are f0rsaken. Nothing is saved to feed
the innocent women and children, who
do and viii suffer by the thousands. To
is no use to draw the picture OF facts any
further; It is too dark and damniug In
this age Of sO-called progress and Chris
tianity. JUSTICE.
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NASHVILLE, September 50.-The fall
meeting Of the Nashville BloOdhOrse
Association commenced to-day. The
weather was fair and pleasant, the at
tendance large, and the sport fine.
First rGce-Young America; stake
for two year olds; dash of a mile, en-
trance forty dollars, forfeit, the Asso-
citation added four hundred dollars, the
second horse to have one hundred dol
lars; second entries, six started; Var
dalla /, Zadock 2, Nashville 2; others
not placed. Time, I:49i.
Second Rdce.-Battell House stake,
mile heats, for green three year Olds,
second play OF pay, Association
added three hundred dollars; second
horse to have one hundred dollars.
First entries, five started, Lampi 3, l, |;
Cadwallader's ch. T. by Lexington,
l, 2, 2. Josh Guild distanced; Lady
Greenfield distanced; Rogers HassOn,
2 distanced. Time-1 :484, :484, l :50f.
Third Rdce-AssOciation purse, one
hundred and fifty dollars, mile and a
quarter dash; Wanderer, one; London,
two; Richland, three; Emma Pratt four.
Times :124.
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8 handsome brick buiIdlng, three 5tOfIes
high, sustained a serious injury. The
tin roofing was ripped up and torn or BY
the blast, which also struck and unroOfed
several other structures in North Nash
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