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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-20

The distribution VIII be positive, whether
all the iiCkc's are sold or not, and the l20OO
gifts all paid IL proportion TO the tickets
SOid-all unsOld tickets being GestrOyed, as
at the first and second concert, and not
reprcs med in the drawing,
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets so; halves S2j; tenths, or
each coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets for
$500: ~ tickets for 81 90; ll3 whole tickets
Tor s. 20; "a whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth OF tickets
at time.
The unparalleled success OF the third
gift concert, as well az the satisfaction given
by the first and second, makes IL only ne
ceSsary 10 announce the fourth 10 insure
the prompt sale Of every ticket. The fourth
gift concert will he conducted in all It's de-
tails lkethe third, and full particulars may
re learned from circulars, which will be
sent free from this Ctiice to all who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promtly filed.
liberal terms given TO those who buy to
sell again.
TIIOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Man-. GIT Cont.
Public Library Building. LOUISVILLE. Ky
j. V. j, RODGERS, Agent,
los Market street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-20

The best Canton Flannels for tbe
money, only IL cents a yard at
z. ENsHKINgg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-20

BUrrRRIcK's PATTERNS and Mstropol-
itan for October, now ready and for
sale at the Weed Sewing Machine
Rooms, "a Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-20
Cleveland q Pittsburgh E, &.

UieVeiauQ . IlIbSDUfSn IsI liz
eTETE ON AND AFTER MAY
~ xSSs@zzsSa 29, 1873, Trains, will run
follows:
LEAVE
Bellair $40 p. m. 1850 a. m. Sis a. IN.
Bridgeport 6:5Op. III. ll:U0 a. m. BOO q. IN.
Stsubenv'le.. $50 o. m. l2:07 p. IN. 50! a. N.
WellsvilIc-.- s:2D p. N. l:SD p. m. S:l5..a no.
Pittsburgh .lO:3D D. N. $40 p. m. r:iO q. IN.
Baltimore. 1890 .. M. +: 10 a. IN. $50 u, M.
Washington. 2:20 p. n. S:i5 a. II, $50 a. III.
philadelphia Z: > .. Il. $50 Il. M. 200 a. IN.
New York.. 8 81 y. M 1910 a. n. u ID n. M.
Boston ......... t:j} q. III. 9:C5 p. IN. $50 p m.
Alliance. SIS y. N. l22i y. III .
Cievcland..... $50 p. m l:2S aim.
ChiCago....... $50 p. IU. e:10 a. n. $50 g. IL.
Tickets to ell PriHc.p pal points IN the East
and west can be procured al the Union
Ticket once, in Mcclure House, and NJ the
station al Bridgeport.
T, Il. MYERS,
iul3l GeHl Passenger and Ticket A's"t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-20

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authoriz'
ed by special act OF the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place in Public Library Hall, at
Louisville, XIV,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY BOOK STORE
NEW BOOKS.

The Bay Fever, illustrated, by Hop 20 .,
min. The Sufferings Of Mr.. A. WI. % "
per. Weeps, an unhappy victim. ~,
| Life Of Rev. Alfred Goodman, ci1-.;;;. NV
| lectures and Sermons, by Rev. W. ID. -
Punshon, LII. D., clo...
| A pair OF Blue Eyes, by Thos. Hardy, ~
cloth.....-....---...........-.- -
Pickwick Papers, illustrated, py An. N
Mast, cloth sl.50, paper w
Tho Unity OF Natural Phenomena,
From the French OF NJ. Emile Sal
Rey clO............... "
Outlines of Men, Women and Tnlngs, RI
by Mary =. Ames, clo--..-....-......... "
Lynx ts, he1 cIo ro. $50
NV Little Girl, paper-...--. 10
Too Soon, by Katharine &. Macquoid,
Innocent, by Mrs. Olphant, paper. %
The Wicked Woods Of Tobereevil, pap. 90
Ropes of Sand, paper.-----..;...-.....-. 20
Fifty Years in q Maryland Kitchen,
Fishing in American Waters, by &c
ME c. Scott, clo....--..............:--..:.- "
The Fishing Tourist, by Chas. Hsllock' a,
.-.-.-
I 20 a FISHING, by w. Z. Prime, clo...--. ~
A complete assortment OF Fine Station.
ery, Pocket Books, Photograph Albums
&C, always on hand.
]. D. STANTON,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27

suddenly seizing the paper.


The fatal words her eye. sDumbarton by
Elecc! she uttered and for stood ii rooted
the Then she toered and would have fallen heavily
but Dexter caught her in his and bore her chair
word or two of explanation and Aunt Lindsay knew
the terrible Dexter enforced her the necessity
| controlling her anguish "We now,' he said,
'think only of his wife,.
"True, true," sobbed the heroic woman; 'sbut'-
"Hushl she's coming to-
deep burst from Clara but seemed relieve
Those that escaped her after lighter and quicker At
length her hands moved waving off terrible
| or phantom
eyes, yes" she murmured "her eyes still closed it's
gone; it's gone it's gone now. She struggled raise
herself "pve had these dreams beforeoften often bua
they go-they go.'
She opened her eyes gszed the chamber
vaguely then with look of baed wonder that changed
terror.
sWhas this she cried; Not daylight not my cham
Der! How you lookp'
Dexter strove lswer. I" Let entreat"-
Silence she uttered with shrill, imperous accent
was dream, say She to her feet and glarsd
him, then sank powerlessly into the chair.
silence followed Then Miss Lindsay approached
and bent her gently saying, 1t may be true'
"True, true! repeated Clara with meaningless iteration
Gradually collecting herself again upon
True-what truef here life going the with me;
res food talk, work that fire burning he enguphed
7
peal after peal through the room
Dexter whispered the comfort he could feel There
may be hope.'
May!' she shrieked; g there must7 Then the fierce
voice sank into imporing wall why, what's changed?
There his books his pen table he
he escaped from this hard world Il brighter
braided him. There's the door by which he
without welcome Oh him there atone what
would give!''
The agonized wife flung herself upon knees groan
ed, o Heaven, let it be late-too late!''
Still she knelt, her hands rigid clasp At
last they fell by her side her whole relaxed
a time the icy grief thawed into gush of tears.
! Heaven pity her!' prayed Aunt Lindsay.
Clara with quieness that surprised 81 must
60 now.'
They alarmed for her mind, asked:
Whither?"
''To know the worst, she answereI the railway
perhaps Scotland. with him living: or if-if
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27


shudder; &C still mlne-stil mne,'
With these words she left the apartment.
Dexter thought it better that Clara should time
alone, so restrained Miss Lindsay from following.
Oh, Mr.. Dexter,' sobbed latter the train must
have been in long this
sc fear so" he reped another tran-te express--is
more than due 1t may bring tidings will, course
go with Mrs. Lindsay the station And with kind
of aunt Indsay hand procure
veyance
When alone Miss Lindsay gave full
again read the dreadful paragraph 1t
admit of doubt the identity of the boaa
with David that the only saved members
the Then the arrival without him put the
seal to her misery.
The wife, prepared START so
noselessy that aunt Lindsay had time her
grief 1t did not, however, provoke violent
from Clara She asked quietly Mr. Dexter hearing
that he would be back shortly moved dreamy
When Aunt Lindsay begged her st obeyed once;
the will to struggle seemed gone. I" quiet now
said; don't think Heaven will take him till
gveness. Often yearned ask it, but, pride!
doubted his love-hought he should speak first; and
waited--gambled with death.''
All said in the tone. spoken
of another
Aunt Lindsay strove divert her self-reproach
' Oh you're wrong''' Clara me feel remorse
feel it to the hearts did suffer- would Heaven
have mercy?"
The door opened, and Mr. Dexter in Lindsay
rose. and said she ready.
" We time' cred, ''the convey
ance is yet here.'
Z" Well walk them
The distance great; besides think we need
start just YETI
'Not just yet!' She turned him with wan smile.
How could he know what moments
Mr.. Dexter understood her meaning, and explained
"Another train has arriyedthe express may
soon.'
"News?"
GAS to the truth of report"
"Reportbless you bless you! she uttered TREMENDOUSLY;
''only reportr'
"Ony report present. he added yet as
regards Lindsay
Silently she peered into his almost hink-dont
tell me if wrongI almost think you a hope The
express arrived. Have you any one?''
"Only friend the door,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

TIE YOUTH, Mr.. WALL, who oonfesses to hay
ing murdered the Albany scissors. grinder, Is
likely TO have an opportunity to waltz on avery
unsubstAntAl footing.
Col. RoBr. J. STEVENS left for the West yes
terday. lie will Wait California, Oregon, Idaho,
Nevada and Colorado, and Tejoin his family at
Newport, r. l., In August.
ONE OF THE WITNESSES 70 MI. Chase WIZ Is
q Mr.. schuckers, formerly Mr.. Chase's secretary:
schuckers Is not nice name, but when you add
10 II Jacob, our only surprise Is thAt thete IN
not a suicide In certain family.
A NAN Of Athens, Ca, recently escorted ms
wife TO the cars, on her way 10 eope with gen
tleman OF her acquaintance, purchased her
ticket and saw her baggage properly cneSked 70
It's destination. There IL nothing now lett Tor
her 70 do except to get divorce from him for
desertion.
Mr.. j, W, VIVIAN, OF Illinois, has declined the
appointment TO be au Inspector OF lndlan snai1s'
tendeTed to him by Secretary Delano. In his let
Ter OF declination ho unequlyocaly indorses "the
grand idea OF the President 70 humAnile, ciylllLe
and christlanize the vast bands OF wild lndians'
OF the wes.
AS soAE LADY yHrroRs were going through a
penltentIary, under the escort OF supenntend-
ent, they came TO room In which three women
were sewing. Dear me one OF tne Nisl.oI'
WhispeTed, "whAt yicious-looking creatures.
PraSi what are they here fort" " Because they
have no home; this Is our slttlng-room, aud they
are my wife and daughters" blAndly answered.
the superintendent.
taste for names. Old Shave Head is the latest
novelty In the way OF nOmenclatuTe-lt IL very
picturesque, something like Its possessor. y Is
thought that the leader Of a faction Of the PIT
River Indians, who bears this euphonlous name,
| Is In league with Captain Jack, and intends 10
| open hostllitles against the whites. Oi course
| he can scalp person IN the most artistic man
| ner.
Tar DEVICES REsoRTED to by Parisans 10 make
money out OF Americans are very curious. The
latest is the IDEA OF French count. some time
ago the Herald printed an article about the count,
| which the count believes 70 be libel upon him.
Catching Mr.. James Gordon Bennett in Paris a
few days ago he instituted a suit against him,
laying his damages at 100000, American Jour
nillsts should shun Paris. The late Mr.. Greeley,
1t will be remembered, was a. one time sent 70
jail by French artist upon charge only lttle
less silly than the counts.
THERE arc few Congressman tOT the most
part, we are sorry to say, heretofore noted fOT
nothing specially who have distinguished them
selves BY not taking the back salary, because
they held that II would be dishonest 10 DO SO
II Ii not very cTeditable to our independent self
government (Which is the best the world ever
saw, and all that, you know) that we are SC
amazed and enraptured 10 md that these gentle,
men are actually honest, and refuse 70 do VIVA,
they held TO be criminal thing, that we are
ready TO rush headlOng and nominate them lol
any once within the gift Of the people, Tor lhlf
| sole reason.-OhiO State Journal.
THE Boston G0Gs has tho following raspnp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

o.,,,.,. =, A.. r-,.,,., ,n,., ~ IN. s.,.srt
of ths Xon,g men, ,sTo read he Ne1 YORK |
Tisrns ,oi Ihe rfsseut time one would suppose |
sed ,nst ,haf iouyrsl vas Al woTE drinT me |
spa,hsrn beart Ia sustain the Cenfederate row
snment. No ultra Democratic paper, however
6,tisr in ia opposltion to Inc present national
aaministfatlonI or however black ia rebellion
sscori "a other days might have been can begin
20 compare with the TSibuns OF to-day In vifii-
,ent haired n Inc national anthorities IN louis.
ANA in peryerse mIsrepTesentatlon Of their ac-
ton or In incondIary appeals 10 the dIsaircCtcd
slaveholders q the SOUTH"
pepndy mas been deyeiopei IN New YorF' hbout
4 week ago a young FnRlIsh widow arrived in
New YORK. and while Al suppef in BfuaiwaJ
hotel was accosted By "a dark-ccmplexl
Connie xloned VI Nho soon 40 ingratiated MN.
seifin her unn,ienee that she accompanIed him
TO the theatre, where ho svore that hsf happi-
escorteJ her 10 a bank, where she hai a draft
eashed. Inc amount oT which she intTusted 10
his Keeping. Returning home, he dropped into
widow il now assuring inc "dark-compiexio xioned6
gentleman through the "personals" that "all
will be forgiven" Il he will only come back.
,,.s ,,,s,,,,i ~ .,n, y, NV To nonreh sc,in
,sassS ,n,s w -, ,sr,a ' ,rSc T,.ss NJ
rcspo;ndent says; "Yca nave, Of course, known
l,,is.d ~ ~ ~ ~. ,rsSi ~ i,disn hio
,. y ~ 70 III Nv - ~ ~ v ho Snr mi
von loSs In vain for he signa Of genius which
spoke 70 eioquen,y LIon WY Sou,v sn, ~ "
sne alt,ss you nh,e syvn oeh ,he sa "a r,gh,
anI gSnw,n sVHh su,IusI ARE I.i her hSnf IA
atkv shu unSou,ni tneu wv ~ s,',, ~
WY heI NoIhss SNOW ,s vvn ,lyy az az ss,,,iep
uon' ou' pVsssnes ns ~ nso .t,icu,SrIv hsnna IN
lou see, mso, WY sne ~, X, - %
oatSnlhg n,enesses, , vu' no' ~ Ia yan ~ h,d
ng ile shu soi.hess " noI ,I.s,, ,hs NAN S,p
eSiIi Of A suiferiHa race God.specd, ana express
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

lN TuE SUPPLEMENT which we send out
this morning will he found several articles Of
general and special Interest. The annual re.
port Of the fire department commissioners,
which was sent to the Legislature few days
ago, will command the attention Of our more
substantial citizens. 1t contains many val.
uablo suggestions, and calls for additional
means so as to make 1t more efficient In the
preservation Of life and property, and bring
the department up to the high standard Of
other cities.
In the contributions from our readers, in the
form Of letters, will be found much food for
thought and reflection. The suggestion In
regard to the teaching Of practical mechanics
In the common schools Is an excellent one,
which, 1t is to he hoped will some day he
adOptel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

,,BuRgAu or STEAM ENen.ElsIno,
L Nsuuisetafers q steam R M cRipsry are invited
70 send 70 this bureau until noon q August i isIs
ioT q p95e q three vessels Of about eO tons,
viii .srssss scnasassI and horizontal cylinder,
xtR so%psstioS S2s tSbss, and q sainsisnt sirsas
SSps bSs
N lhe yesael, tapout y feet above base linel a.,
Ths 4 S II % composition copper and tin
TRssS @ Ne ss Sna s1 gS9s Il
approved dsssn, With special pump:
required in aaeh naval oontrAeia are TO
Ips @SSninery is % be ef the very bsst quality q
stsSdaTa ana ana vii insads n nat : nsosss.fy ioT
steanihs the Sesseis,, such as coALbunkers, shhft
g. A a SssPsSis, Complete Tor tSai parposs. 40
e6issry VIII 5s Tsasirss q ds1sisp y ihalcsisd
PSwSr n M, SSsa sI sG
sosf bunker, ssaH sicy, ~aisr IN 6oiiefs, 80. q
dslsiisd PlsHs sPsSis ssA,iSns and ar.Yinss
time on Il afisr 3g mt day Of Juiy. lsis -
Ihs maehineFy y 70 BE- srsctsd 2n bSard the yes .
sSath y SOrfoE, Va as the SECRETARY o. the Navy
nh PfoPSsr. WI state the name or nSmss q ,Ss
which they propose 70 furnish the IhAOhtnery com
ss sheh AZ as 6 uy done yaaS
niPs nSstas o% hs q dS.e M q s2n.rie
!feaH AaeAiHsrV Ior H0aps " War" 70 d btinsuiah
them from other business letters and bo AcGompa-
med by copy OF this Adyortisement ,,,,.i...
and payments viii be male In the usual manner, a
right to reject any all proposals. thaimAy be made
under this adyegtlsement " In its opinion the pub
Proposais viii also be received at the same time
aud In all respects In the Same mAnner Ana under
the sAne 9opditions or stesm maSh,inery a. ior one
or moreo four yessea q about " SSns nsAi,a5 & ,5
mi hot ssesed "a III tons. ~
| ii Dasisns With the necessary speciheRtions, foE
engines and boilers, In AecordApee with the fore
going general directlo9s deaeripton aud require
siderltion a. the Bureau from deslgners and man.
| ufaeturers Of marine engines until meridian, on
.Bedy sections oi the hull. coyerinS, the space
tore and al length Of the space allowed will be fur
nshed on application 70 the Bureau. Tho apecinea-
/ tons will stale what will be the maximum expense
gf an Indicated horsepower In pounds ot kood an.
thraelte coal per hour, during wharf trial o. not
| For any design accepted As Whols, or any novel
| feature or part OF q design adopted reasonable
sam, In no case exceeding e5,OQ, will bo pad n
compensation, As soon as tho addition4 TorkinsI
dertoOl that the right IA reserved TO use, on the
desisn offered to re- ct them II they are not con
sidered superior to those prepared 81 TIE B1Te6u
mys CHIEF Of bureau.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24
PAINTING.
FOR PHI svy 4sHDs TS RE NSnS sgE
- fhE Cod SIziHoE of ! trHE BUilEGU 6f
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
BUnEsg or consIRyefsos ksP 4 IfsAn.

81
BUEEAg or coNsIRgoTios asp RIgnR.
s..,., Ds MasnlsSLon, z, & d g, AETii y isS va o,Ssr
Navy iGr sSe 1 sSdiss
June " ls1t. viii be reeeiycd q TN. Bnresu until
he Sas VIII III 8 e eas opsned. u ~A' nsA "'OA Ni"o
Ihe gropossiss 4 must be ,ddrsssed to The chef Of
psItosnI wasAhIRs,cn and nIss & e ,ndor,sd re-,
they may be distinguished from ordinary basiness
isPrsr,ni coFls.ior. asd Jrae,'aai. "a. ops.i-g y
sin taelo.s hstr bds ssJaTsi. sHrstJss ea.h iT.
dor,edrih ne naHs " The yard for Whieh he tfd I"
Printed schedule. for such slasse. as parties deal
sSasP sRG s aSssi1ss q
Se and q ssr;ass.s & q g Nth mssa :.
desire 20 pa on to ,hs ~ sS, q
I ysrds dsssSspSi % sppiicssiSs s . he esssa @ '0 INC
q ss Sssn OtSsr Ssid
enihition only n order ,hs, Rersons sho intend 20
piicstion Tor any the classes Of ihose Js.ds
ans pTopo..ls must o Tor ..he whole q z Glars:
WHO'S siss;. ssSad die inissesi y iss dossiansP,
aon of sAmpss must Be made 70 the comnAndsnts
bia. or ssg: sii Ss T.esissd o.ry y,r- sara ..s
s,s eoas "a, ssat,r, - o. q s " ., -,
Tor The district in which tSsy reside
msfss he lowest I'd and gives The spsf.ntss Re
quirsd BY lay. The Navy DeptItnent, hoIeysr. re
which II may deem eIor6ilAnt
ayprS: gss Sc .;SScs aas 'SS SsS 80 a.
s.ss.esi I ?, ,,,,ty: IA. nod H''d hH sO"'a' JO'
'sufstiss in he iui amount win b, required 70
sign the CONTRACT aud their responsibility Innat bo
eertined 70 the sAtisfAction Of the Navy Depart
Al additional .ecurity twenty Per, eentum ylll be
tracts shsii have been Completed, and eighty pcr
sentpm o. The S amount o. sch 6iil apprSred IN
yards, SIl Sc psid 6y the Pay master d the Ia on
designated in the contIaet q, q none 4 .pecihsd,
where he soods sre dsiisersd within tsn days ssr
ths warrant for the same snail have been passed by
T6s sIssss. p % vi tGis SarsaG arc numbered and
No !. While Ssk Los,, No; q White ost Kes,
Gos q asrs & fslsni q yard; ~. 3 Ysov PsSs Bs.%s
ysSss Fns P si% 6 hsss IT. s %Sts s hsS
NJ. "A White Zine Mast Timbsr; 10: y Willie
Sf sss ~ sss u % ::ss
Maple, cherry; No u, y Toeast Tlm5er; ES q.
SsS.t JTssass; M q SaSh sPFYSsi No y
IOsFAI Iron, Ssi ES u iroP: Piais; NJ: n siss!
"a &$ &$$ \ IP$ S III Ssl. a sa SsS. W.. .ssss; : ":
y:IS ap:: ssl tis :S:S. sS sSi: ES y TN q
sss sS = I'm rsaiP;s on; SsSsss Rs9ts sSI9:
s% sssp ss sES S IN NJ at ~ Ne &
Ss.SSssSy; Ssi,ss EssiS EsssaI riSS SS
S,hisS.s = Si,a.iSsa: SSsl sS Ss.. s ssis 4
i Charcoal: No. q, Wood.
Ths fonosins arc &c classes, By the uuhibsru re,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

A DIsrArcH to Secretary Bclknap from
Major General schoncld, received late last
night, brings the cheering intelligence that
one-half Of Captain Jacks forces have sur
rendered and that General Davis Ia now
vigorously pursuing the remainder Of the
party, aud hopes to end the contest In O
short tine. The close Of the struggle will
give satisfaction to all our people, not SO
much on account Of the victory Of the
troops, which was from the beginning In
evitsblc, as that valuable lives will be no
longer endangered in this savage warfare.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

THERE MUST BE INV PEN at work in the col
umns Of the Richmond Enquirer. We arrive at
this conclusion from the fact that Its leading ed
itorlAis lately have been devoted to the discus
sion Of brighter prospects for virginia, ana en-
brace admissions Of "promise Of Improvement
through the agencies and influences Of the new
Industrial era that has opened upon our hon
ored old Commonwealth This Is the right
spirit, and one that should be encouraged. The
homeiy OLD adage "Theres no use crying over
split milk" is applicable to the condition Of Viz
glnla just now, and we are glad TO see that her
people have begun to dry their tears and seek
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

THERE IS AT LEAST one thing In which the
Spanish authorities In Havana are emlnently
successful; that Is In arresting newspaper cor
respondents. II they would only exhibit the
same industry In ATTesting the patriots who are
lighting for their liberties the disorders In that
country would come to an end In q short time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

IT Is NOW STATED that the Southern members
OF Congress In favor OF the refunding OF the tax
on raw cotton have made certain agreements
with other members who are In favor Of internal
Improvement schemes by which they will Jointly
support both measures.