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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
RICHMOND AND UANyILLE tsAuIR0ADCo. ,
RICHMOND, VA, March 5, 1874: ,
~ crYrDr1T u nuTRhlNSt Tpoin No -

q OFFICE OF SENGINEEH9AED SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND UANYILLE .RAu,R0ADCos
RICHXoND. VA, March 5. 1874 }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-T Mol
- SOUTHERN E1PREsS-ieayee Richmond At1s06
A. H. !; leaves Danville at ] ,08 p. ~: asyiy9at
Greensboro at 3:43 p. d. and Charlotte at E. NJ
: Train NO. 2-.NRw ORLEANS AND NEW 'foHE
EXPRESs-leaves Charlotte 1t 6.25 A. NJ. leaves
Greensboro ut l:15 p NJ, Danviile at 3:31 T. Nj
Burseyille at 8:06 p. H., and arrives M kiahmend
at IL :O2 r; n. This train makes Close conrscion
al Charlotte with trains on atlanta and R1chnon1
Afr-L ins railroad from New Orleans, Mo0tes Mont-
eor,ery. Atlanta and points South and Soufn west
This train does not stop east Of Butkevtlis eSssps
at Chester. az
g, Train No. 3-THaoUGH MAHr-lesyes Richmon6
at l:4S P. H.; leaves Burkeyille at 400, r. "A. ?
leaves DanyiIles ut $50 p. M leaves Greensoofo a.
1:I6 A.. NJ; arrives at Charlotte at $3.50 ~ ~
Atlantis autKichmond Airline railroad and Char-
lotte Columbia and, Atlanta railroad for Ausntas
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Colnsbias
Augusta, Macon, Savannah, and all points SOUTH
aud Southwest 80 Il y - 5tpatAi
DanvIlle ut 52S A.. a.. leaves Bnrkeyilie q 1l:4&
A. ~; arrives at Richmond at 232 r p. s1hiS
train connects at Burkeville With trains on tina
Atlantic Mississippi and OHIO railroad from Lynch
Train 10. 6-LYNcHBuRe PAssEHGER-lsaveg
Richmond at 9:42 A.. NJ; leaves ptrkeyille AZ
| I:20 p. M.;l arrives at Lypchburg at $40 Z. n:
Train No.. 6-BURKEvL.LE ACCoMhQDATI0M.
leaves Lynehburg at ESQ =. M leaves 5 bssss1'
Through tickets sold to all points South and Soutne
| west anu DAetAa o. '.'Nr II. III. &. TALOOTT
milo F Engineer and Superinfcnde1f:
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UOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS.
~ TIE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.

q ,,s,,,ps- Cheanest kind made; REG aTTAs-
.I,esh Summon card; RaoADwAYs-A MGs Gow
mon sS snas Ipastsra
nasocs AVID desgns); Ibe
sass s.sa assn'y o Ss1pEVT ns s1ssE ms
best cards m ;sss;s: GREAT aoSCIs-Imporie4
,Mo f1n.si mace. Ask For THE A~o'E-iAA1'
No 1 9T f!IT ! II, AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS
49, iniis suites Internal revenue STAMP 8sS
with IN r. . On II eoPnee
Is isI on , ss1,S the GOODALL CARDS, Is q
l!rRADE MAIN. Every M ck Of the Good.
NOTICE ~ DIyIthout this United States reyenns
al Ta,a nrCperiy affixed subjects the ssieE
M ayy penalty.
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.OWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At, the

DOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At, the
Iprequest or many ladies, have engaged N snE
manufacture OF human hatr; For that norpS1essh e.
ssryces Of real artist-practeal bair-dteaser an0
worker-and will in future. as in the past. aeiy
,UoTt maMsiiiu. ~ ~ i,fi. l.s 4s,Se.,,a Il = .Er.
IooE 1t the price for making sopbipg switches
other work in proportion. Hair bought and e1-
a II orders by mail promptly executed from ONE
of the LARGEST stocks OF the kind in the State.
Also, Just received the latest novelties ~ steel
ornaments and bendeaux. fancy Rweffy' chato~
lanes necklaces. fans. ruching. dotted Grenadfnes
for wells, &C., &C.. 1t e. l.. GBAsGEs's 825 afosd
street. .------.---..----- n'nH1-1H-
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HATS, CARS, DC.

SPRl g STYLES-COMMON-E I
~, ~ SENSE AkGuMENT.-Why pay % fosG3
So ON siLh HAT when you can get homemade
at e5. sold elsewhere at 81? The Broadway, Young
sentlensns. or any style OF Silk Hat made 10 or.
oer and ntted TO the head. Also, nice assortment
NJ 49, s-1 h.fCuSNlEGHAM,Ss
,a Store and Factory, 1913 Main street.
p NH 21-tAp7 ,T|-f - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

DICKENS'S WURKS-15 VOLUMES
.S In 81 y: Bulwer, II v; Ainsworth y
Reade ayRs ksaas - ~ =! jh hnaksRst "
v: dumas io rii,stsraT. II "; ADDISON, v;
B yyrS n'b1aupc xi 10 srieklanes 9aee9s
Goethe British poe shsr VI an sce eaicns Of
Benham "; and many oln ,hs iaIeest stock In
Vire pesi OF new anu old books in ali The
mcnts Of literature. ENGLISH.
1918 hialn street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

UIkSOa. UTIDNB & PARENEaSzalALI1SS.-s,
THE FIRM OF j. B. SCLATER @ ooN
is this day dissolved by mutual consentr; aaE
j. y. SCLATEn viii continue inc BIZ .nast
oo"i1' " j. b. sCLATEk,
j. b. SCLATEE, ~;
RICHMOND, April !, s74. ap g.
MAX HEYMAN & co. MAX Hey man
M and john G9ttinger) have this asyi Z, ~ a1ms
mai conseut dissolved partnership, an9 al he
syaiSst the firm or debts to the same haVelto es
settled Win the uh nuNS1nssiWMMISsrON BUSINESS
VIII henceforth be conducted alone 9y the unee g
signed, and thankful Tor pa,t iaynrs. ne ndss
lIcit the continued patronage OF nv r4isMnYMAN.
up 1.3s MAA oIA 'N~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
RLITIMOR

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Virgtnia o's, old, 50
cousol., SOY. West yirginis's, 1OH. North Caro-
lnas unchanged
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.rcm,TECrs, BUiEpERs, 10.

ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, &c.
nLACK e. ROBOSSON, ARCHETECT6
Is AND BUILDERS, furnish PLANS ana CON
TRACT Tor all kinds or BUILDINGS. both in Tho
city and country hoping that by pr1Tp ast sn-
tion TO business Ms Will merit stre o. "e p0"ls"
's1 fice,s Corner OF Ninth and franklin streets
Richmond, Va. - unpnss<,r
,orr,eriS Of Petersburg. ;, OF Baltimore city.
''' lmh 49, msJ s..si
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PROPOSALS.

~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
RICHMOND, VA, March 81, 1874.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L at The Office OF the City Clerk, Washington
Hall. on Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets,
until SATURDAY NEXT, April 4th. at 12 O'Clock
nj for all the PRINTING. ADVERTISING, aud
BINDING required By the city for one year. Pro-
posals IN detail. -'tI
The conmitlee reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals. - .''''7 ''.-. '. : -.
BY order OF, The Chairman OF Accounts and Print
ing Of the City Council. APP Ltd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

"A negro in Louisiana stole large quantity
OF meat lately. lie was tried by jury of ne
groes' and because he confessed the theft, he was
acquitted on the ground of insanity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28
WIT AND HUMOR.

"A Yankee poet thus breaks forth '0h the
snore, the beautiful snorc, filing the chamber
from ceiling to floor Over the coverlet, under
the sheet, from her wee dimpled chin to her pref
~ feet Now rising oloft like bee in June !;
now fute-like, subsdiug then rising again, is
the beautiful snore OF Elizabeth Jane
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28
DR. RAILWAYS

MEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the FIRST Monday in
August 1871.
john j. T. OGutt and Benjamin Martin, Plain
uGs,
u.s.
The person1l representative Of Jonathan Martin,
dec d, Ellen Martin, and the heirs of said jon
athan Martin, dec d., Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO subject the inter-
ests of Jonathan Martha decd ia The lands Of
which John Martin died seized to the payment
Of the debts Of said Jonathan And IL appear
ing by AFFIDAVIT fled, that the names Of the de-
PENDANTS the children and heirs Of William Mar
tin, dec d and Of James Martin, dec d are un-
known, and alec that the defendants Jacob Mill
5lag.e, Andrew Milslagle, James Martin, SON Of
George, Scynihm Ellen Martin aad Andrew
Jackson Martin, are not residents Of this State
On motion, 10 IS ordered and required that they
do appear hcrc within one month after the due
publication Of this order md do what Is nccossa-
ry to protect their interests in this suit Toste.
CHAS NJ TAYLOR, G C If G.
turuet ISTA-rt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

Tho lining is as plain as the nose on your face.
And, without any doubt, pronounce it case.
Hut on ibis opinion we cannot rely,
For old Butler has always a cock ia his exc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28
TEVEI EUn hCUy,

YER AEp AGC3 crro.l so- a.-, cau.s rhn-, 9,
MT rS.'"si,E Rccg ~ iiis rl % co re Favsr
GhH -rr-. t3i D. ptlcr S..l1ri iiops scsrlcr.
lNt'ria re Low. Gvd ntilrs ltt.fa irt'ati
va = 'iLf.~ 90 4ui-s O. EA.E.S's G.ABY -
10y. 10y Gems, per Luttlc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28
BEN BUFFERS OPINION

NM IiIinr 10 30 ,l,i, -. m
"''"O'' any uou'' pronounce 1t case.
-, ' r'., Dl'u'o" w cannot reIy'
o'' D'''' nus u'"oyS COCK Ia his eJc
Coon r,-r ,..-,-r.
'o'' w TUE N"DS'-A gooa 'n''g cc-
Do Won tr,o, n -
NV poli,ics % nave 'i''Os' gu
No. cir,
oh vos tsy, 1..,,,...
they PLAYED such di,t, ,.;,, '.',,''' Iu'
them,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

Mary, said lady to her cook, Il discharg-
ed my last cook, Jennie who was n good ser
want, for having too many calls from men You
are not to receive men into my house whilo you
arc in my service
i never have calls, maam, don't know no
one. am stranger here
Very well; you are engaged.
few nights after, hearing boisterous talking
and laughing in tie kitchen, and evidently the
sounds OF a masculine voice, the lady proceeded
to The kitchen, and there was no signs Of man
in existence.
who was here, MaryY
Not n soul, maam.'
Opening the closet door, there stood a REGULAR
siX'iooter braced up in the narrowost possible
space
See there, what do you call that p Indignant
~ caid the lady La, ma'am how should I
know 1t must have been one Of those fellows
that Jennie left here.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

An Alternative and Cathartic or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood.
This preparation was established ia 1880. and
has now been prepared IN i9uld farm for more
than 10 years. In January or February. 1870
another party commenced 20 prepare n similar
article which is inferior TO the genuine. and
which should not be mistaken for ours. Ask
tor ''DH. FAHHNFY's BLooD CLEANSER or PhyA.
cEA,' and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and zen.
uine, is printed 10 gTeeH on yellow wrapper
Chicago
''Ir. p. Fa6rHgs Heaih Bfesseng,r" pives
me history and uses Of thc BLooD CLEANsgR. tes-
umoniais, and other information, sent free of
charge. Address
DIR. i. FAHRNEYS BROS. & CO..
WayHesj5ro, Fr1utIin County. Pa.
Ask for Or y Fahrney's Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
sold ~ wholesale and retail dealers and by
GlLK ESON & PATTIE,
RomBey, West w.
Also, by J. w Baker. Bioomcry-Cooper 4
born, Capon Bridgc-Daniel Parrish, Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Ya.-Garvin & Bro.
high View Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West Va. D
Mcdonald, Capon Bridge-Syduor Mcdonald
Hanging Rock-CoOper, Horn & Carter. Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county
THOS. II. i. ELLIOTT,
TraOeliag Ageat,
june 80, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

"A modest young husband sent the following
message over the wires to q friend the other dav
See ninth chapter of Isaiah, sixth verse Tho
dusty ola Bible was hauled down in an instant,
and the above chapter and verse were hunted ont
and found to- explain all The verse reads 'For
unto US child is born-unto US a son is pigen.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

"A colored Mrs. Partingon, of New Orleans,
observed the other day that her husband held
the 'stinguished position Of supplementary on
the metropolitan police"
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the metropolitan police"
"A police court report in the Detroit Free
Press George McDuf said il WASH I much of a
disturbance after all, but be was willing TO plead
guilty If il would save trouble lie thought it
little singular if man couldn't be allowed 10
give one hurrah for james X. Polk on the street
al midnight yet he wasn't going TO sc. himself
up as law defer Mr. McDuf, you talk like a
level headed man, said his Honor, as he fumbled
In his coat-tail pocket for piece of watermelon
III owned this town you might boiler for James
n Folk all night and wouldn't care, but en-
only acting as servant Of the law, and ! fne
you 1--we dollars. The Grand Duke announced
Bijah, MS he led out Dan Smith, relieved vonng
man whose long locks were seasoned with bav
seed. He had wee begone look. clothes Which
had wrestled with the cold world until exhaust
ed, and his voice was os solemn as the CRY Of
lone loon at midnight. It's charge of yapran-
cy, and what do you say2 inquired his Honor.
Nothing 2 solemnly answered Dan. See here
my dear young man = resumed the Court tvou
go up for two months, which sn I half enouob
but the best can do this morning. Wbiskev "a
what ails you, sir, and if some good kicker
would get hold of you and boot you from Ham,
tramck TO Springwells it would do more good
than a run of the fever. When see Young
man like you loaiing around, clothes in rags
eyes red, nose red, boots out pockets empty. and
feathers in his hair, wonder why the lirhtninp
ever strikes any one else" Flora Fleming. a
yonng woman of twenty-Cour, was led out and
balanced on the mark. Your name is Fleminr
ha ua;l
Sea Sick che interrupted nothing but sen
SICK Miss Fleming, said his Honor, gravelv,
I'm lone old man, travelling toward the SIM.
set of human life, and you should not seek TO de.
ceive me- Miss Fleming, shall have to make II
sixty days, and do it more in sorrow than in
anger Your false hair, your gigantic hustle.
your Winks and smiles can make no impression
on me, yet grieve little that one who could
be such an ornament to society should 90 I'D 10
eat mush and weave cane
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28

-Quinine biscuit is the latest novelty to the
medical pastry line. Each biscuit con tains one
fourth Of grain Of quinine, and the taste is SO
concealed that hearty individual cau put them
down until tho hair on the back Of his head be-
gins to curl, without knowing what he is taking
Next we shall have castor oil sponge cake and
squill doughnuls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-08-28
e. E. BABBITT's
PURE CONcEVTRATED P0TASH


OR I'VE,
Of DouJls lie Streagh II opy o1ier
SAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE
/ haze recently per(ected nee ne1'od
Of Packjny my I0tash, Or Lye, and oH
aoto pocliHg il ong in BaHs, tie oooti0g
u uhich gW sopoaJg, anil does aot ~. IRE
The Soap II Is p0cted N Jo1es eoat9in-
ing - and IS ID Bale, and fR M ofher
yea. Directions IN English and GerDan,
Jor making hard and sof soap 'cim ties
Potash, accompanying each Pactage.
3. y. BABBITT,
ca 70 81 Washington 81, NJ D.
april 8, 1S7f.--tqS5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Tbe follow
ing officers were elected by Wildey
Lodge No. . l. o. y. F., at their last
meeting: Jacob Morris, N. G.; Mrs,
Eliza Boring, V. G.; A. J. LYDIA. Sec
Rotary; Mrs. Hannah Walters. Treas
urer.
The following are the names OF the
officers elect of Co.nstalk Tribe No. 2.
Imp'd O. R. NJ: w. II. Bailey, Sach-
en-; NJ. G. Graham, S. s.; Louis Fritz,
S. S.; William Winder, c. Of R.; F
A. Britt, X. Of W.
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. OF P. last night
elected the following officers for the
next term: George Kingdom, c. c.;
VIM. Fry, V. c.; Aaron Barton, Prel-
ate W. H. Sheih, N. E.; VIM. Win
der, X. Of r & S.; Edward Martin,
Representative Vim. Winder, j. STU,
Ciarkson and Edward Martin, Trustees.
Tue following are the officers Of
William Tell Lodge, No. 6, elected last
night; Julius Lohse, n. G.; Charles
Kindelberger. V. G., John Salade,
Secy; August Schwertferger, Treas /;
Jacob Landiried, Chas. Driehorst and
David Koerner, Trustees.
The following are the officers OF
William Tell Encampment No. 7 elect
ed at the last meeting: Henry CLAUS,
C. P; Charles Kipdelberger, II. P;
Aug. Saner, s. w.; John salade,
Scribe; Jacob Landiried, Treasurer /;
Charles LoelIer, J. W.; F. Oscar, An-
drew Lump, and Christ Cobmiller
Trustees.
The following are the officers elected
by the Waverly Literary Society, at the
meeting held last night: F. P. Jepson
President; A. A. Chspline, Vice Presi-
dent; L. N. Clarksou, Secretary; E. II.
Brady, Treasurer; W. NJ. Bell, Monitor !;
Franklin Percy Mcneil, Chaplain j.
O. Pendleton and G. F. Williama,
Critics; J. Hawley, Marshal; F. Stan
ton and S. C. Wilson, Ways and Means
Committee L. N. Clarkson, S. Hupp
and II Black, Finance Committee.
The following are the names Of the
officers elected by the Franklin Building
Association OF Wheeling, at the election
held last night: President, Charles Il
Berry; Vice President, Grafton A.
Beall; Secretary, Charles W. Conner;
Treasurer, VIM. 6. Wilkinson Direc.
tors Isaiah Warren, R. j. Smyth, 81.
B. Wheat, Edmund Hobbs, ST., George
Hook, John S. Trimble, and Samuel
II, Glenn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

A HAIRY NBw YEAn.-Stsnding on
the verge Of New Year and looking
over the one just past, who can say
how many bright anticipstions have
found full fruition in realization ? Of
all the mssy who began the year 1873
with the hope and expectation that life
would prove for them halcyon sea
son, how many or how few have realiz.
ed their bright day dreams, the record-
ing angel can tell, but not We. The
journey Of life is a rugged one at best,
and happy are they whose walks have
been among the wales OF peace and
prosperity, where roses and lilies shed
their perfumes, and nature smiled her
sweetest smiles. But they are the
brave souls who, taking heart Of grace,
have climbed the slippery sleeps with
their lives in their hands at every step,
and with an unialtering trust in thei.
God and in their own indomitable
energy and ability to obtain a success.
Some OF these, with their seemingly more
fortunate companions, have gone down
beneath the sweep of Times relentless
ecythe, let Us hope, to rise again to an
immortal dawniug OF eternal day in the
realm OF the blest. Those who have
struggled maniully through adversely
and still cling to the hand OF the bright
angel Hope, may console Themselves
and again renew the battle of life with
the beginning Of another new year
Memory has for them lis bright pages,
and fancy still paints the bow Of prom
ise in every cloud which flecks their
sky. Go on. faithful hearts, and yours
shall be the reward OF Faith and Per-
severance, through every fiery trial.
Let US s;ll look forward determined
10 mautully struggle 10 better our own
condition and that OF those around US;
to do all the good we can; 10 strive TO
make the world better for our having
lived in it, and God bles, US all with
health and prosperity during this
Happy New Year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

BEFORE SQUIRE CLoHAS.-On yes
terday q search warrant was issued by
Squire Clohsn, on the oath OF j. N.
Christleib, who charged that Pat Nich-
olson had stolen and concealed lumber.
A search discovered $50 feet belonging
to the complainant in the cellar of the
defendant. The hearing Of the charge
was continued to Saturday, Nicholson
giving bond in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance.
Richard Bird svore out q warrant
against Eliza Spears, whom he charged
with assaulting bis wife The Justice
took the case under advisement.
Richard Bird also had warrant is
sued for the arrest OF Rose Davis, who
he charges, committed an assault on
Mrs. Bird, on Tuesday, while she was
on a sick bed. The illness OF Mrs.
Bird prevented hearing Of the charge
and it was continued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01
Sale ofT1ckets for the Opera.
,ditora Of the Regi ter:

Gllt6lb VI bAo AsS6< ~
The tone OF injured innocence assum-
ed 10 the card appearing in Wedues-
days Standard, is calculated to deceive
many right thinking people, who were
no. present at the sale OF tickets refer
red 10. It was considered by the par
ties made the object of insinuation in
Mr.. -'s card, that the registration
of names as effected Wednesday morn
ing, was the fairest way to deal with
the question of order OF precedence
among those who were in Mr.. Sheib's
store before ten o'clock and before nine
o'clock too. The Ring which was
formed, as insinuated, takes this occs-
sion to state most emphatically, that
Mr.. Sheb had no connection with the
registration. He refused paper for that
purpose. The whole odium which at
taches belongs to the Ring.
The intimation conveyed in covert
sueer, as TO private information Of the
way the thing was to be DONE" &C., we
respectfully but firmly disclsim. For we
yet consider at the registration was
but another way of coming before the
time, forming line outside, and taking
ones turn.
The number of tickets to which
one person is limited is
arbitrarily fixed and was
limited Wednesday after an arbitrary
fashion. Il the agent OF the company
has no right to fix that matter to his
own satisfaction, who has?
We express here our sincere regret,
because OF dissatisfaction, but We re-
main firmly OF the opinion that dissat-
isfaction was shown at q stage when
too late to introduce superior method
OF selection. We reckon among the
subscribers to the Standards card
many warm personal friends, and utter
ly disavow our personal feelings as
mixed up in this matter, but we pur-
pose standing firm and yet showing due
respect to many "far older than We"
upon this sole platform of having acted
in good faith and in honor towards all,
and being still convinced that no prac-
ticable substitute could have been
offered at the time dssatis action was
first manifested. No replies whether
moderate and just-or sneering and
insinuating, will draw any response
from TWENTY-FIVE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

MONDAY OF last week q man named
A. J. Wright was arrested at Mills.
boro, this county, charged with partici-
patton in the robbery OF the store OF P,
g. Richard, in Harrison county, W.
Va, some time ago. He was aPpre-
hended by Sheriff Cosgray, OF Wsynes-
burg, who happened to be in the
vicinity at the time, and taken before
Justice Jacob Conn, who. after o hear
ing. committed him to the Jail OF this
county to await requisition from the
Governor of West Virginia. He was
brought here on Wednesday Of last
week by officer Isaac B. Garee and
Hugh Bradeu, and ia still under the
charge Of Sheriff Thompson. One or
two others are implicated in the rob-
berry, and it is alleged that the parties
have been Offering the stolen goods Tor
sale at Millsboro and Fredricktown.-
Washington, Pa Rsvie,c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

VoLcK's splendid statue OF Stonewall
Jackson has been completed several
years, but has not been paid for and
remains still in Germany. About
slS,CO) are yet 10 be raised to complete
the payment according to contract, and
bring to this country this magnificent
work OF art. To assist in obtaining this
sum @ beautiful chrome representing
General Lee in his study at the college
has been printed, and is offered for sale
to subscribers at Five Dollars per copy,
Mr.. W. II. McLanahan is duly au-
thorized agent of the Monument Asso.
citation and will canvass this city for
the sale OF the chrome. He is also au'
thorizsd to receive donations in aid OF
the cause. We bespeak Tor him a
liberal response from our citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

J. T. LAElN d Co., merchant taiIors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. 80 Twelfth street (old Mouroe),
have received their stock OF fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared TO make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and a perfect fit guar
anteed. They have also on hand a full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m ost fastidious. Pereons contem-
plating buying will do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and a fit guar
anteed.