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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-23

List OF vessels Sailed for this Port.
CUXHAVEN.
Germania, Vilmon, sid Sept s
SWANSEA.
Der Pommer, Bohu, sid Sept 3
ROTTERDAM.
Freya, Olsen, cid Sept 4
SHIELDS.
Dover, Stilphen, sid Sept
GLOUCESTER.
Ger Barq Sonnabund, Pust, sid Septic
BREMEN.
Ger Barque Sebastian, Bach,
ANTWERP.
Emanuel, Tobiassen, sid april 10
Nor Brig Alkar, Erickson, sid Sept
SOUTHAMPTON.
Mediator, Jansen, cid Aug II
CALAIS, Me-.
" G r Mowry, Eaton, cid July u
BOSTON.
Eva, Mellen, cid July 25
PORTLAND.
Samuel Gilman, Kelly, cid June IS
GRAYESEND.
StTathnaver, -, CID June
Cintra, Kinch, sid Apl 81
HAMBURG.
Dorothea, Fessen. sid Aug
LONDON.
Nor Berque Da Caps, Anderson,
sid Sept -
Nor Brig Rnfus, Christensen,
sid Sept -
Viking, Hansen. cid Aug 30
Heidrun, kochoneUburg, sid Aug IT
Lady Douglass, Goddard, sid Feb II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-23

In support OF th9 above declaration,
Judge Maniy addressed the meeting
a some length, and was followed by
Messrs. G. c. Clark, j. H. Haughton,
Alex. Justice and others, all earnestly
advocating Convention.
On motion, a committe Of three was
appointed, consisting Of Hon. NJ. E.
Manly, Hon G. G. Clark and Col. 1T.
Guion, to proceed to Raleigh at the
proper time and lay before the Con-
servative members Of the Legislature,
the views of the Conservative peo-
pie OF Craven on the Convention ques-
ton.
To aid this committee it was, on
motion, resolved that the county
shorld be canvased for signatures to a
petition to be carried to Raleigh by
those gentlemen, setting forth the SCH
tlnents OF the Conservative people OF
sympathy with the mission of tho COM
mlttee.
A number OF gentlemen from differ
ent portions Of the county being call
ed upon to give the views of the Con-
servative people in the several locali-
ties, responded that there was but one
oplon, and that was, that the Conven-
! ventlon was a supreme necessity, which
1t was the duty Of the Legislature to
| call
On motion, the Conservative papers
of the city were requested to publish
the proceedings OF the meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
S. d. Pool, Jr., Fl. T. GUIoN,
Secretary. Chairman,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-23

FOREIGN.
Liverpool-Br Flor
ence Margaret, 100 bales cotton.
Bristol, Eng-Br Brig ) " Beard
5000 bbls rosin, 400 casks spirits tur-
pentine.
Newcastle-Ger Barque B G Peters
-2,771 bbls rosin.
Liverpool, Eng-Br Brig Ornoa-
100 bales cotton, $500 bbls rosin.
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List OF Vessels iEs the Port CT WI.
saington. n. &c. Oct -, lsy:1.
REMARKS. We respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuis, Captains and owners,
to notify us OF any change of vessel
while in port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Regulator, Wood, AD Cazaux
BARQUENTINE.
Br Brilliant Star, Nichols, dis,
Wick & ffebane
A deliza, P1itchard. Wick & cbane
BARQUES.
Ludwig, Seeger,
L Peschau & Westermann
Melvina Schutt, Krogen.
E Peschau & Westernann
Hedrunl. Elinson, RE Heido
Nor Vidar, johnson, dis, RE Heide
Clio, Schupp,
Z Peschaa & Westermann
BRIGS.
Miletus, Petersen, ;E Hcide
Nor Sibal, Haussan, DIS, Il L HeiGe
Nor Jarlen, Romarhotf, dis, r L TIeida
Nor Mira, Ster, dis, i: L Heide
Cairo, Mcdonald, dis,
Harriss 6 Howell
Dolphin, Gilman, L Z Hcido
sCHooNERs.
Sarah L Davis, Cottrell,
Is Z Mitchell 4 Son
Ann Carroll, Tyler, James Walker
John E Sanford, Dean, dis,
Harriss & Howell
E G Sanger, Hall, dis, Worth & Worth
Kate d Turner, Chamberlain, dis,
HarriSs d Howell
John A Griffin, Foster,
Worth 6 Worth
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So sweet, so pure,
So safe, 90 surel
So suited to each dental want,
The Fragrant SOzOOoNT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
The ReihanY COIIese RIll,

Having already published the letter "f
Mr.. B. w. Price on the subject, as II
matter Of Justice we yield space this
morning for the following reply:
BELLToS, October 10, 1874.
Editors ofthc Register.
hope you will pardon me for again
writing YOU on the Bethany College Bill.
The article signed by "B. w. Price in
this mornings paper, is malicious false
hood and no man on earth knows it bet
ter than Price, and it goes to show that
he means to cowardly and maliciously at
tack my public record.
The bill when introduced read "annu-
allv three thousand dollars but was
amended in the Senate, limiting 1t to
"fohr wears only'-the exact language of
the amendment. When the senate
amendment was sent to the House. |
voted for il. and on no other proposition
After all this fuss. ! find that
the venerable watch dog of the
treasury and watermelon pcdd!sr
of MoundSvillc, did, himself, vote to give
BtlHhlN Noll'S' |-,''o f'i N'"I i'i 49,
time to come. If you will look at the
Senate journal of November I, 1873. You
will see his vote recorded, on Gran
tham's motion to give, for all time to
come $1,000 per year. The Senators
voting for that amendment were, john
son (Prcsdent,) Bennett, Bishop, Gran
than, PRICE, Summers and Walker-6.
How can he cry out about the Bethany
bill after this record of his. Heis simply
knowingly, willfully,and falsely misrcpre-
scnting me. We are in the same boat on
the Bethany bill, and am only sorry for
it, as | would prefer that the friends of
that excellent institution of learning
could get along without the favor ofsuch
contemplate enemies Of free education,
and | dislike to bc found in the same
boat with b. W. Price, it is likely to eX-
cite fear among honest men that too
am vet voting for Andrew jackson.
III : WHITE
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home or in select schools. We cadnot do
this, because We have not the pecuniary
means to do it with. So you will see
that upon us will fall, as u class, all the
horrors, outrages, humiliation and ruin
that the rich can and will avoid by their
money, growing out of this hell-born
abomination, the Civil Rights Bill.
ANY man that votes for General Gof,
Mr.. Logan, or any Republican, for legis-
lative honors, votes directly and indi-
rectly for the Civil Rights Bill and the
ruin and degradation of his own offspring.
Will you do it white men of Wheeling
and Ohio county?
Gen. Golf will, if elected to Congress
by your votes, vote for the Civil Rights
Bill. He dare not do otherwise. Mr..
Logan is dyed all over with the political
gall Of Radicallsm. There is not white
spot on him. Test oaths and the Civil
Rights Bill cover him like tightly
woven garment.
As to the other Radicals, they are like
General Goff and DIR. Logan; they are
covered all over purifying sores, even
from the crown of their heads to the
soles of their feet. They all alike en-
dorse every outrage that has been COM
mittcd by the Radical party since it Has
had al existence IN this State and Union.
If you want negro equality for your
children, vote for General Gof, DIR.
Logan and the other Radicals. If you
want mixed schools, vote for them. If
you want our school system destroyed,
vote for them, and you will surely get all
Of these things. --.s.. .,f.- = o..
If you want to preserve your white cit
izcnship, your present school system,
your social liberty, the superiority Of the
white race over the negro; if you want
to preserve the rights of the sovereign
States of this Union, and all the untold
blessings growing out Of them to
ourselves and posterity, there is but one
way open, and that is To vote for Wilson,
Pannelf, and the Democratic Legislative
ticket like men and freemrn.
A WoRKINGMAS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

At Salt Lake, Friday, the Grand Jury
brought in an indictment against Thos.
f. Ricks. for a murder committed four
teen wears ago. Ricks was indicted on
Thursday for Polygamy, and is now
in the pcnitentiary, having refused t" give
bail.
Secretary Dclano addressed "a large
and enthusiastic meeting at Mount
Vernon, Ohio, Saturday evening. His
speech consisted simply of n series Of
apologies for. and dcicnccs of the Civil
Rights Bill; Grants action in the LOU
isiana case, and the Radical party gcncr-
ally. He concluded by eNhorting all
Radicals to stand by their colors.
General q. Penny Packer, for some
time past commanding the United States
troops i'm New Orleans. left on Friday
evening. under orders, to resume his post
at Nashville.
The anniversary of the birthday OF
Rev. Throbald Mathew was celebrated ut
New Orleans Yesterday lay the Catholic
total abstinence societies. There were
800 in the procession.
The Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia have appointed Fitzhugh
Covle comptroller, vic" George Baker
resigned. Coylc is native of Washing
ton, and President of the National hanl
of the Republic.
John +. kibbcy, has been appointed
Internal Revenue Store Keeper, Tor the
Third District Of Ohio.
The Duke of Leinster died Friday
evening. -
Tammanv Hall has unanimously NOM
mated William II. Nickham for mayor
! of New York.
4 Madison, Indiana, special says y
new and valuable barn belonging to j.
ID. TAYLOR, near that place, with three
horses. were burned yesterday morning;
! loss probably 5000.
/ II has been definitely decided that
! General Shaler, of New York, will come
to Chicago and reorganize the fire de-
par,ment. he having accepted the unani-
nous invitation of the Board Of Fire
! Commissioners TO do so, TO which was
added the personal solicitation of Fire
, Marshal Benner. His salary will be
$4,000, which has been provided by per-
sonal subscriptions.
The members of the press attending
the Lincoln Monument dedication. and
the Army of the Tennessee reunion al
Springfield. Ill, "Wednesday and Thurs
! dav next are requested TO provide them
selves written credentials, and report on
their arrival to the Press Reception Com
mittce at the STATE Journal office. Every
facility will be afforded and courtesy ex-
tended to the members cf the press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

In 1868, when General NATHAN GOFF,
ir., was a member of the Legislature,
efforts were made to repeal the odious
and oppressive acts fathered by Boreman,
Il Co., which disfrsnchsed free born
citizens of West Virginia, and deprived
them of certain of their inalienable
rights.
General NATHAN GoFF, jr, invaria-
bly, voted for no repeat. And yet he
asks these same citizens now to vote for
him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

In 1866, under BoREMANs 5 administra-
ton, there was on the statute books OF
this State ''sn act in relation to the Oaths
of attorneys-at-law."
In 1868 when General NATHAN GoFF,
Jr., was member Of the Legislature a
bill was introduced to repeal this law
which prevented many of Gen. GoFF's 5
legal brothers from practicing their
profession, General NATHAN Corr, Jr.,
voted NO. (See page l49 House Journal
of 1861
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

IN 1865, under BoREMAN's administra-
tion, there was in existence "An act to
prevent the prosecution of suits, and the
suing out of process, by persons engaged
in the rebellion
In 1868 General NATHAN Corr, Jr.,
was member of the Radical Legisla-
ture, and bill was introduced to repeal
this act depriving many citizens of theif
inherent rights. General NATHAN Corr,
Jr., voted No. (See page l4S House
Journal Of 1861
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BEW ARE.

II Is rumOred that various efforts are
On foot to deceive voters by means OF
fraudulent tickets. Let every Democrat
look carefully at his ballot, and see that
u" Democratic ticket, Congressional,
senatorial and Delegate, is correct before
he deposits it.
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RINGS.

Corr expects to be elected, if at all
upon the ground that he is opposed To
rings. Will NATE. or his friends in
Wheeling, "rise and explain" about the
"'FF and HUBBARD ring, which shelved
""heral DUvAL, who, by all the usages
vi his party was entitled to a re-nomin-
alton To Congress?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

UNDER BoREMAN's administration
when the registration laws were in force.
they were manipulated by the Radicals
for party purposes. In 1868, when Gen
rral NATHAN Corr, Jr., was Il member Of
the legislature, resolution was offered
"declaring that some registration officers
be appointed from the party in minority"
General NATHAN GoFF, Jr, voted NO..
(See page 323 House journal Of 1861
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
SPORTING NEWS.
Jerome Park Races,

New YORK, October ,lO.--The Jerome
Park Races have been postponed until
Monday, in consequence of the rain.
Nashville BLOOD Horse Association.
NASHVILLE, October l0.-At the sixth
and last day of the fall meeting of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association, the
attendance was very large. The first
race was for the Maxwell House stakes,
for three year olds, mile heats, s25 en-
trance p. p, S4OO added. closed with -
entries. The following started: r. G..
Cheatham's b. c. Vanderbilt !, |; j. B.
Malone's ch. e. Modoc, 8, 2; Robert
Scots ch. c. King PiEn, 2, 3; Alcock's
{. h.f. Orphan Girl 3, 4; Logan N
Bruce's c. h. t. Boroman, 4. distanccd;
W. II. Gordon's b. h. f. Valentine. dis
tanced. Time, l:46!, l:4Si. ...
Pools sold on this race, before the first
heat as follows: Orphan Girl, $3.50;
Boroman, $l25; Vanderbilt, $40, the
field, $50. After the first heat, Wander
bilt, $3.50; the field, SIS; Orphan Girl,
$1l; Boroman, S4s.
The second race was mile and half
dash for the Association purse of 500.
The following horses were entered: Cap
tain James Franklin's b. IN. Arizona, |.
distanccd; Swigcrt's c. h. e. Elkhorn, >;
Richards b. {. The Nurse, 3; Major B.
II. Thomas e. h. {. Hazem, 4. Time,
2:24l. The pools sold on this race aver
aged as follows: Elkhorn, 500: Arizona,
Sl6O; The Nurse, SO; HaZem, sec.
Tbs third race was for the consolation
purse of $3.50; mile heats; for
beaten horses. Gen. ]. r. RobinsonS b.
c. Astral, 3, |, ]; A. Turner'S b, g. We
locipedr, |, 4, B; Gen. A. Bniord's ch. g.
Kilburn, 4, 3, ,; ID. ". Anderson's ch.
c. Red Jackson, ., 8, 4; Robert Scots b.
+. Lady Greenfield, 3, ., 3. Time, li54,
l:49, i:49l. Pools sold on this race nv
follows: Previous Ia the first heat-Rrd
Jackson, $50; Velocipcd", $3.50; Astral,
SlO0; Lady Greenfield, $40; kilburn,
$50. After the first hrat-Nelocipedc,
$40; the field, $ljj. Aftcr III" second
hrst-Astral, $iOO; Nrlocipede, $lO9i
the field, So
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HEWEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyyIcg or CHIET SIGNAL OyYIGER,
WAsHISGToS October 10, sr ~,
PEOBABfLITIEs.


For the Northwest and the Lakes and
south ward " Kan,as, Missouri and The
Ohio Valley rising ::barometer, north.
wet wind. cooler, partly cloudy and
clear weather, with fro~ts in the North,
we., and in the Upper Lake Region, and
pc..ibIy light frost around Wetern
Lake Erie. For the Middle State rising
barometer. northwest winds, cooler,
partly cloudy ana clear weather. For
Tennessee and the Gulf States ri,ing bar
ofneter. northwest ~ northeast winds,
and cooler, clear and partly clouhy
weather. For the South Atlantic State
rising barometer, southwest 70 north,
west winds and cooler, clearer and
partly cloudy weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
ANNOUNtEM ENC.

NrS,RS. EpIruRs:-Iou will please an
nuamc,. rhus. X. Motlrt as candidate l"r
County commissioner for Centre district.
At lnrr ensuing election, and oblig".
nr, MANY VOTERS.
IpIPugs REGISTER:-PlcaSe announce
ur John English ~ IA candidat" for COM
Iul,>l"urr, inr Richland district, ami obiiSe
"cnridg MANY \oIEisH.
MrS~ES. EuIruRS:- Please announce j.
W. Rr,ilr nS a candidate for TIA" Office ol
County Commissioner for Clay district, ana
"hlIgr
oaa MANY FRIENDS,
Enlr"Hs uF THE REGISTER R:-PleaSc an
uounce ,icrrgr IL. Carnahan, aS cahdl-
date lor county Commissioner for Web
sirr district, at the ensuing election.
ocrs MANY VOTERS.
EuITuRS or the REGISTER Please an
npuucr Can't. B-ni. Fisher for the office of
Iunnry commissioner, tor clay district'
a>"nc that has been tried and proved faith
iul, and obligc host Of
orrs VOTERS.
EDITuRS or Please announce
William klcvis as the Peoples candidate
for the office Of Commissioner, for Centre
GI>nct, ana oblige his
"c;l MANY FRlENnS.
EDITORS REGISTER R:--Amouncet the name
"f John Handlan, ESD, for the ONCE oil
'"unty commissioner, ~ being worthy I"
hII the said office another two years, anu
UUIlgr HIS FRIENDS.
Octg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

EXTRACT from private letter now in
circulation from candidate for state
Senate. "Tell all our friends that | am
in favor of the Civil Rights Bill; tell all
lukewarm Democrats that | am opposed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

DEMOCRATS by Your votes on Tuesday
next rehuke the charge Of the Radical
party that they can buy enough rotten
Drnocrstic votes in Ohio county, I" elect
Heneral Corr and their county ticket
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situation Ia New Orleans StilI CriN.
cnI-Sotrrs Imported for Kellogg.

Men YORK, October ia H'rdH
New Orleans special says the situation
there is very critical. Kellogg IT, still
guarded at the State House by th" p"-
lice and military. The white lragurrs
are defiant and continue demonstration
nightly. l,jO0 negroes have entered III"
upper parishes of Louisiana from Ten
ncsscc, Mississippi and Alabama, 10 reg
i>trr rs voters. Madison parish, for
mcrly equally divided, is now said Ia reg
i>tcr 200 white. against 300 black
This is explained that much
of the emigration from Tonne
see is owing to III" terror
created bv the Trenton Massacre. Th"
correspondent believes this lnrg" influx
of Republican voters will carry the Stntr
fnr Kellogg at the next election.
a Times special from New Orleans,
SAYS: At Nh early hour Saturday morn
ing II number Of negroes were creating "a
disturbance in MI upper ward, and thr""
or four patrolmcn being unable 10 stop
the fight, gladly availed Themselves Of -
company of the League, offered by Cot.
Angel, and the negroes were easily DIS
perscd and quiet restored.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

WE have information of the fact that
Colonel WILSON and General Corr met
in discussion at Parkersburg, on Satur-
day evening. Ofcourse Colonel WILSON
gave his usual home thrust on the live
issues OF the day to his opponent, and Of
course that latter gentleman ignored
them and tried to make his usual point
on r-r-r-r-rings; ofcourse, too, the Radi-
Gals will announce this 'anothcrtriumph.' L.
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commemorative Justice.
.....t ,fnllison District:

=, ra,crs Of Madison District
~ N-,ny !" offer myself as candidate for
Of Justice OF the Peace for Madi-
the oh,r;rI ohvf; which now hold by appoint
,'I - ,rom the Board of Commissioners OF
iI'"' '.,pnry, there being but one Justice
ono ,,',,. - Ia. voted for i'm said district
81 NV WM. II. CALDWELL.
as ro,,rs of Madison District:
,n.rrby offer myself as candidate LOT
s., of Justice, in Madison district.
the oinvS va l.. q. SMITH.
sep. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
POLITICAL.
ror Justice of the Peace,
CLAY DISTRICT,
JOSEPH ToL|vAR.

u N, Wheeling Register;
u ~, ,o,i,itntiou of many friends an
Al ine myself a candidate to represent
uOunce Hns i.,. nf Ritchie and Calhoun in the
next Les'>'"'" u. McGREiOR.
.,.,uo ". VA, July z, 1874.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

From our reports this morning the
Probabilities are that the weather to-day
will b" partly cloudy, with northwest
winds, and lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

THERE will be Democratic meeting
in the Sth ward tonight, at the terminus
of the street railway. J. HANS Coop
GEO. o. DAVENPORT, CARL NEUHAusEN
and perhaps Others, will deliver addresses.
Rally one and all, and listen to sound
doctrine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

r.Js Voter, of clay District
n..,ehv announce myself as n candidate
,rthr office OF Justice of the Peace Tor
,,.v district. Respectfully,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

n lhe elections in the Departments of
Drome, Nord and Oise, France, are or
uered for November 9Th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

Several copies Of socialist proclama,
tions and some Orsini bonds, have been
seized in the house Of an Internationslisi
at Florence,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

r. ny Voters Of Cldy District
I,nnouncr myself as candidate for the
,.-,. Of Justice OF the Peace for Clay dis
..,,, there are two TO be elected, and most
..r.r,fully ask your sutirages. ~
Ir>ls,t'"''' J. ST. j. CLARkSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
FOREIGN.
The SchIc~wig Question.

LONDON, October s.-The Tmcs has
ndvices from Vienna, that the idea Of re-
fcrring the Schlcswig question Ia an ar
btration Of the Queen Of England, Is
gaining hold Of the diplomatic mind. II
i, said that the Danish government i
favorable to such n course, which j.
thought to offer Il feasible method of so-
luton.
Roumania and Scrvia have adopted a
pacific attitude toward Turkey, IN con-
sequence Of the representations Of BIZ
mark and Andrcssy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

FplroKs OF THE REGlsrER;-riease an
.',,uc,. that am candidate for the Of
~, Iu.ti,,. nf the Peace for Centre
..r,, and respectfully request your
iaN"sAT'' JOHN WEBB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

LyEzrooL. Oetoberll.--The steamers
Masel from New York, and Illinois from
Philadelpbis have arrived cut. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

-, ns Iatprs Of Centre District;
vrs..s. EpIroRS:-Announce the under
-,,ss candidate for reelection to the
rus,ice of the Peace for Centre dis
mel h'NP'> THOS. MCCORMICK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
@'heeliug &esister'

GoID closed in New York yesterday,
al ll0l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
--,-1...-..D1 Crnu ThlrnShip :

T,,bs voters of Cuy T6,cnship:
The Undersigned announces himself aS u
..r,ti,,ur,. for Justice of the Peace OF Gay
,,.,r,ct ,t rh. coming election, the 18th
,r,, and respectfully solicits the suffrage
Of the citizens. ,,,yprupr
oct! - ~ ~ ~ '''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

LITTLE Rock, October l0.-Senator
CLAYTON and Dorsey, and about twenty
other leading Republicans, left to-day for
Chattanooga.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
ID. OK EEFFE.

TuIToR, uF REGISTER Please announce
,,,. psm,. of Mr.. J. II. Charnock for Justice
,,,,hr Peace tor clay township, and "blige
~, MANY FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Republican Mass MISUNDERSTANDING
Robson Speaks.
ku.KIuX Prisoners.

WAsmINGToN, October lO-A tclc-
gram received by tn" Attorney General
from Assistant United States Attorney,
dated Dcnnison, Texas, 9th, says: The
Deputy Marshal and posse arrived this
.cvcning from Montague, with eleven
Ku-Klux prisoners. The evidence Is
conclusive hy witnesses here that had 1t
not been for the presence of n detachment
of cavalry II serious conflict would have
occurred. If ever men deserved the
whip of the law these masked outlaws
and cunspirators do.