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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

OWING to the serious results that have
followed the practice Of driving cattle
through the streets Of Boston, apetition
is in circulation there asking the mayor
and alderman to provide remedy.
The passage and enforcement Of such
an ordinance by the Council of Wheel
ing, would be hailed with delight and
satisfaction by the citizens Of this city.
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To THE LADIEs.-Rcceived to-day by
Express, another invoice of Edwin C.
Burt's Fine Shoes, on b. G., {. {. and
ID. lasts. Made from American hid
and Tampico pcb, with extension soles,a
So JERRY CLEMENS.
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POLICE CoURT.-Only one case was
before this court Yesterday morning.
James Gillespie, charged with drunk
cnness, WAS assessed three dollars and
costs. He paid and was discharged.
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Go to L. V. Blends, No. 1885.

Two hundred copies new Presbyterian
Hymnal just received by Jno. W. HE'S
kcll. 90 Twelfth street.
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\ fort atmosphere pcrvades the offices
of Democratic newspapers since the
election. ~
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\ LOADED revolver is a good thing to
have in the house. A few doses of cold
lead properly administered would injure
the thieves business.
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CALL soon, as the time is short that |
have for closing out my entire stock of
dry goods and carpets.
! " FyRRFI..
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Our readers would do well to call and
examine l.. V. Blends stock of fine
shoes, just received, before purchasing
elsewhere,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

TAKE Matte MuSlins, Canton Elan
nels, Calico, wool hsnnels and domestics
of all kinds, as well rs fine goods and
carpets, at dead eastern cost, TO clean out
the entire stock, nj
J. W. FERRELs.
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Cleveland Marker.

C1ryrLAsp, November 4..Grain-
Unchanged. Petroleum-Steady; s.an-
dard white 93c; Ohio state test ii!ei III
mall lots lG2c higher.
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BELLAIRE.

oSE of the plcasantest entertainments
of the season Was given Tuesday even
ing at the School Hall, BY Prof Web.
ber's class, under the supervision Of the
Professor himself 1t would be almost
invidious to mention individual perform.
ers, as they all gave evidence Of that
careful culture in the art, Mt>sioai-
our Old Wheeling friend gives to his
students, but there are q number OF pieces,
both in the manual aud with vocal
ac,S.mpiament. which deserve special
notice. \ duett frrm Robert y. Drsble
WA, executed with most exquisite skill
and TASTE, while some Of the songs and
pieces preceding gave evidence Of the
rrea, care. Professor Weber had
given 10 the vocal bot the manual Of his
students
IL the second part Of the entertain
ment number of very fine performsn-
ces were hsd. and received By the large
and appreciaiive audience, tho not loud,
but in that deep manner which gave evil
dence it was not the elasu< of the eaneiilS.
Mr.6 Mrs. Blown brought down the
house: number of other pieces were vo-
ciferously received, but At the anis, when
the whole class sang, 70 bow lovely IN
Zion" there could not have been . per-
son present thu, did not feel better from
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J. W. FERREL is closing out his dry
goods and carpets at cost. Persons IN
need of such would save money to call on
him.
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TIE coinage of the United States mint
for the past yen, It is said, was greater
than for any previous year inthe history
of the government since 1852, which is
good iftrue-
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LECTURE BY JAS. H. WEED.-This
gentleman announces in another column
that he will deliver lecture at Wash
.ington Hall tonight on his experience
while incarcerated in a Connecticut In
sane Asylum. Our citizens have recent
" been treated to short synopsis, edi-
torlally and otherwise, through the local
press. Of his treatment while there, and
no doubt detailed account of the incl
dents connected Herewith related by
Weed himself, will be unusually interest
ing. The admission fee is but 25cts,
which is charged simply to defray the eH-
pcuse connected with the undertaking
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SIDEWALK REpAIRss-Napy side
walks arr on, Of repair throughout the
city-even in the central portion Of the
town wheretrmclis the greatest. Owners
os lots and houses should mend their ways
before the frosts, and SHOWS Il winter
set in--and they have hit 8
short time in which 10 do 50. There Is
an especial danger in stumbling along our
lumpy pavemeuts which cannot cannot be
shoveled clear Of snow, to say nothing OF
forcing quart of nasty ice water up
ones lower limbs by stepping on tipping
stones and bricks in times ofthaw. Neg
ligent owners should be compelled to
put their walks in proper shape before
the close of November. Es.
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Goto l.. V. Blends to bny your shoes
1t is the most fashionable and reliable
shoe house in the city.
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The Republicans say this is an ""ff
year in politics.
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A MURDER or scandal trial always
draws crowd Of interested spectators.
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WE havn't had any rain in this com
muni,y for nearly two months.
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NEW goods received daily at the New
York 90 cent store, I'LL Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

WHAT II terribly live corpse the Dem
ocratic Party Is.
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THE low prices of dress goods would
surprise you, at j. w. FERRELs.
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You can get California fruit now If
YOU pay the price for it.
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Index 10 New Advertisements

Index 10 New AdvertisementsJ
Proposals for Public Printing.
acknowledgment Hall.
Furniture Covcrs-G. Mendel, Booth
l. Co.
Paper Hangings-Paull Il Wnship'
Important Notice.
Hamilton Opera House-[First Page
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SHERIFF Brown appointed George
He'll, deputy sheriff yesterday.
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ELECTION are very uncertain things TO
let on.
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90 10 l.. V. Blends.
Go to J.. V. Blends, 1875.

FERRELs is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, mparts beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best
in the world. sold by all druggists. Price,
lOOa box.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Montpelier Female Humane Assot'r
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
November n. 1874.
NUMBER OF TICKETS. loo. 900
PRICE OF TICKETs

Whole Tickets. ..........,,,,, 4. N
naNrs '...'' lOD
SuarleIs '''... SD
Eighths or each Coupon. ................. 80
Ga Tickets Ia o.
The Montpelier Female Humane Aso.
citation. chartered By the Legislature ol
Virginia and the Circuit Court OF OrAns,
Co.. proposes by Grand tin Concer, Ia
establish and cndow u Home for the Old
lnhrm, and Destitute Ladies' Of Virginia
at Montpelier, the former residence Of
President James Madison.
GOVERNORS OFFICE, RUiMosp, Julyl
well acquainted with n large majority q!
the officers OF the Montpelier Frmale hu.
name Association, who reside In thew
cinity of my home. and ! attest their ia
tclligence and their worth and high rrpu.
tation rs gentlemen, ~ we'll ~ the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among then
JAMES l.. KEMPER, GOV. Virginia
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Julys, lSi- &c.
commend them ~ gents of honor and IN
tccrity, and nilly entitled To th"confdenr.
of the public
R.w. HTGHEs.
US. Judge, East'n piSl olNA
Further references by permission H.,
Exccllency Gilbert &. Walker, Eh.Io,.
orncr OF Va. Hon. Robt. T.. Wither,, Lieut..
Gov. OF Va, and Y. \. Senator elect sru.
tors and Members OF Congress from "a
Remittances for tickets may be- made hy
express prepaid, postofiice money -ordrI "a
Washington, ID. e., or by registered lctrg
For full Particular, testimonials, Sr.
Ssud for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARRIER,
Pres't NJ. +. II. A., Al.randris, Va
Reliable agents wanted ey"rNShrn.
Octl5b
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THE politicians will take rest now.
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NIMRopS are doing successful bus,-
hes, in this vicinity.
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"KITTY D."-Thc stable Of M. A.
Falk, in this city, was entered last night
by some party, and the celebrated trotter
kitty D." taken out and ridden away
1t was discovered during the night that
the horse was gone, and several parties
started in pursuit of the thief. This
morning it was learned that the horse
had been taken over the ferry at about
eleven o'clock last night by man who
had called at the ferry i'll the evening
and made arrangements with the ferry
man to take "run-a-way" party at that
hour. We understand there is n diff
Guilty existing between MIR. Falk and a
Pittsburgh party, in regard to the own
ership of the horse, and it is highly prob
able that Kitty D's' next appearance
will be- in Pittsburgh.-Stc"dcnr''k Ga-
sette.
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IRA WARN1SG.-Mrs. n. Jordan, living
at No. l4l3 Jacob street, had the steps
taken away from before the door OF her
residence night before last, BY some un-
scrupulous wretches, and two ladies who
we're visiting her, came near being rnaim-
ed for life thereby. They were about to
depart, and in stepping out of the door
onto the steps, as they supposed, fell to
the pavement, distance of about three
feet. Both the ladies were hurt and one
of them quite seriously. The wonder is
that the accident was not more distress
ing. .... ...- ....
Is this not warning to thoughtieas
people to be more careful in their distruc-
ton of other persons property! Is II
not also time that our guardians OF law
and order should be on the lookout for
this class of peace-breakers, and by ma,
king examples of those they catch dam
aging private property, by Furnishing
them to the full extent of the law. intlnl-
idste others from committing like viola
,ions of the city ordinances.
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MOULTON'S STATEMENT.
Additional Letters--Synopsis

NEW YORK, September ll.-Moulton 5
Statement is to be printed this afternoon,
with fac simile of letters said to have been
written to him, from Mr.. Beecher, Mrs.
Morse and other persons. The document
will be long. The Sun says the letters
from Beecher are not expected TO add
much to the testimony against
him. One is note enclosing
check, and directing Moulton
to use it at his discretion. Another is n
friendly note, making an appointment.
In it Beecher sends his love to Mrs.
Emma Moulton, and writes her how
dreadfully near the point she speaks
sometimes. One letter from Mrs. Marsh
is to be produced, in which she addresses
Mr.. Beecher Us My dear son, and asks
him to help her pay her rent and pro-
vide for her through the winter. She re-
fers to his (BeecherS) secret, and says
only six persons know it. She writes of
Elizabeth's home troubles, and thanks
Beecher for the deep consolation he sf-
fords her daughter. The letter closes:
ADO You know think il very strange
that you should ask me to call YOU my
SON
A letter dated July Is, 1874, is to BE-
produced, and by it Mouiton intends TO
show that up to that date Beccher had
not felt harsh toward him, even though
he had paid $1,000 blackmail. The let
ter begins My dear Frank and closes,
Yours gratefully, Henry Ward Beech
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American Pharmaceutical COnven
fi0n.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, September IL
The American Pharmaceutical Convrn-
tion adjourned at noon to-day. Th" fol-
lowing Committee was appointed on the
Leibig memorial; Paul Bullof and j.
T. Hancock. of Baltimore; Albert Evert.
of Chicago. The Committee are to act
with the American Executive Committee
of which Prof. J. Lawrence Smith, of
Louisville is President.
The resolutions by Mr. Hancock to the
effect that patented pharmaceutical appe-
rate shall not like patent medicines, he
excluded from the consideration Of the
Association. were laid on the table. And
n resolution excluding foreign patent or
proprietary medicines and no>trums from
consideration by the Association, WAS
unanimously accepted.
Adjourned to meet in Boston.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

On and after Sunday, the Goth inst,
the lights on the st. Clair Flats ship
canal will be rclightcd.
The brig T. ii. Moses, a Boston whalcr,
Is diSmatcd near the mouth of the BraZOs
river. She has II crew Oftwcnty-Onc men
and fifty barrels Of oil on board.
Julian Cox, Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Second District of Min
neSota offers to decline in case ten Of the
nominating delegates will agree to re-
convene the Convention.
Mrs Skippon attempted to Castigatc
one Shaler, a clerk in the secret service
bureau ut Washington, Thursday. Shaler
disarmcd Mrs. Skippon and placed her
in charge of an officer.
The full statement of Moulton fills
nearly four closely printed pages of the
GraPhic.
Twenty persons were killed outright
bo collision on the Great Eastern rail-
roap near Norwich, England, and fifty
were wounded, some badly. The rail
way track is completely blockaded by the
debris of the wrecked train.
The Ambassador from Japan has ar
rived at Shanghai. Ii is generally con-
sidcrcd that peaceful solution will bo
effected of the difficulties with regard to
Formo>a. 1t is reported that the question
will be- submitted for arbitration to the
President of the United States, or the
King of Italy.
The Ohio State Fair closed Yesterday.
The total receipts have been S26,Ooo.
This j. an excess over the receipts of last
wear of over $1,000.
The Democratic State Central Conn
mitt,c, of Ohio. Tonight nominated Geo.
Rex, of Wooster rs u candidate for Su-
prcme Judge for the short term.
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State Temperance Convention.

LEAvELmoRrH, Kansas, September IL.
This Convention met here to-day
and nominated the following ticket:
Governor. d. c. Ha>kell; Lieut. t-Govern-
or. y. Il. Mason; Secretary Of State. W.
ii. Robinson; Treasurer. VIM. Fairchild;
Auditor. {. b. Lines; Attorney Grneaal,
y. y. F">tr; Superintendent of Public
Instruction. Mrs. y. J.Sharon; Supreme
Judge, ID. y. Valentine Mr.. Haskell
defined soon aS notified of his nomination,
and several others will do the same.
Only sixty-four delegates were present.
representing only nine counties out OF
seventy in the State
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FOREIGN.
international Law Association.

GESEyA, September 1.-THE Int"rns- .
tiUual Law A.sOcistion, which has b""n
in session here this week. cIO-si il. pro
ceedings to-day With a public ms"ting,
At which over 1900 per,On. w"rc prezcnt.
u. u. Field, of New York made asp""uh
explaining the Object 81 the A.sOciaiiuu,
which he .aid were - ObYlate ths nec',-
sity Of war.
Henry Richard. and Pcre Hyacinthe
alsO addre-.ed the meeting.
The Association has bsbI IT, sitting. in
the same rooms which were occupied by
the Board Of Arbitration on the Ala
bama Claims. R<fDns adjournment
Count SclOpis telegraphed his aocepiancc
Of the Presidency Of the Association.
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THE PrBLIC SCHOOLS.
Method to Secure n Competent Board.
Editors OF the Register.

During the past five eyearS the property
owners Of Wheeling have contributed, in
way Of taxes, more than quarter of Il
million of dollars to the maintainsnce of
the public schools of our city. The actual
amount expended in way of buildings
and in carrying on the schools approx
mates three hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars, as shown by the books of
those who have had the holding of the
money. The school levy for the year
upon which the schools are just
entering, will amount to about
sixty thousand dollars. Here is
matter Of momentouS interest
to the tax-psying community when view
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Rowing Contest

PITTSBURGH, September ll.-Eyan
Morris will leave for St. Johns this
evening. AMI row Brown On the 18th.
The Saenserfest Of Western Penn
svlvania and Ohio, will meet at Saxon
burg. Butler county, Pa, on September
l9, 70. and q. 4 number Of distinguish:
ed visitors will be present.
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
y democratic voters of Washington
district, that Primary Meeting Will be
held nj the First ward Hose House, on
sATURDAY evening, September tho l2th j,
from J to v o'clock, for she purpose vi
nGminating suitable candidates for County
I0inmissioner and other district officers.
LUKE FITZPATRICK,
Member of County Executive Committee
of Washington district. sep3
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. ll.-Consoli-
dated Virginia, SOY; Ophir, 22s; Crown
Point. ca; Belcher 6s! Jacket, sl!;
Chollar, 54t; best and Belcher, 3l}. The
market continues rather weak.
The Pioneers close their celebration
with a grand ball At Union Hall tonight.
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IF anybody can read that letter from
"Mothrr" to "SOn' in this mornings
report without shedding tears over
"darling'-wrll, he is harder hearted
than We are. But isn't II. w. rather a
healthy sort Of a son?
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AnnOu Justice.

To the Voters Of Madison District:
thereby offer myself as candidate for
the office OF Justice of the Peace for Madi-
son district, which now hold by appoint
ment from the Board of Commissioners oi
ohio county, there being but one Justice
oTthePeace to be voted for in said district
nj the election in October next.
srp5i WM. III. CALDWELL
To the Voters Of Madison District:
hereby offer myself as Il candidate for
the office of Justice, in Madison district.
sap-i l.. 0. SMITH.
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rl n m m "A
'"r"i """ .,,,,,
Large N"n'. u" ra.,una C.n.
.-,.o,,.I uo,,.r &c
F,rpNoxT, Sept. IL, 1874.
,.-........,,o,ror rorr.y,opL,.nt
''"'' ""' - o.% 80, ,n.h i,,..,h, Marion
VIA ''' -" I''' " A'.n,,;,ti,r hrIJ
N"""'E ~ y" ~; -. ,Lair ,,rnrrds
'I''' ''''' ''T''"'' 't,.",,, Th.. r..,thnr
""'"' W. ,.;,;,.',. ,'',';,t ~ -. .nmIj Lr Wished
W"> W ~ T'n,r tII nm Tuesday
ri,,nt which during "Wednesday gave to
thr particles "t earth sufficient adhesive
ness L. Withstand tn" effects "t the not
sum, Keeping the dust down I" respect
able quantity. Bat by Thursday noon
old Sol power u. 4 puIV"rl|rr WAS iniiy
demonstrated. The heat wagon
wheels, aud horses h""ia '"lioihInS
L. Plodur" :" line powder th"t the
IL" slightest agitation "r'NNl"ieu cloud
Of tctth"ry dust, thnt would never settle
BOA, keep constantly lowering aroand,
about and above, and Iu-lnuntlnG teeIi
.u Your eyes, mo,trIis, ear. and hair, ana
under your garments and into your shoes,
until II h"'am" :" unh"Hrahlr That many
visitor, withdrew trrm th' grounds.
THE FIRST DAY
a.. ..;-,. Ia.., ,..,,,,. ,o,cb all of
~ ~ 81: ''.i' lii.'.,af ,,,h,. raao,,
..''' ~ ''' ~ -,:,I',r Ln;.iif,
'''I' -. S','N ''' -, w hn ,, m yn,w f,u.
ANA IN" eA"rcl>""i lh' horses very It."
Visitors were present ana pu' NIUE inter
"'i m"nlir,tr"' Out MS 'u'h i ti'"'''! In'
'a'" II" di>r"ura%"mrht was ieII on the
part "i the "liIc'rN.
THE SECOND DAY
.h,url I,ov. hr,n one or the best days,
F,..,,.,,.I,,,l...,, .,,,J ~, CuoIit,. 81
,h,,.,I.Ii,i,m fnr II i nn This dny thai
,.. EI,rai and U,rticrItrrsl D.nsrt-
,,...,.,'.,.n ,r,osb ord flI Itis+bo dor Whom
.I'''..H '' ,'''i .t'i' .t','. ,,.itI We"
r,u. uf butter, fine cakes, transparent
jcllir>, fragrant hoquetS and innumerablc
other inviting good things which ticklcS
IMAM tu see and adds variety and beauty
and inspires enthusiasm and pride in the
spectator a. we'll Us the exhibitor. But
there WA, no room for any one
Of thp>r elements to prevail
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FROM our reports thi. morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will bo partly cloudy, with southeriy
winds, and higher temperature.
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HeraId's Summary.

The Herdtd summarizes MOulton ;
statement thus:
First, He shows that he did render
efficient counsel and aid to Beccher after
the publication of Beecher's letter, and
nvcrring in this respect wiItul false
hood.
.SrcoHd, That he was not black mail
cr, and that Bccchcr WAS black mailer,
in that he avaied himself of the power
which Tilton had over Mr.. Bowen, and
cxtort through Mr.. Clafin from Bowen
certificate of character.
IHird, That the device to which he re-
sorted, were Bccchcrs own suggestions
and made in the effort to help and save
Bcccher.
FoWrth, He gives specially in words
the justification which Bcechcr gave to
him for his adultery with Mrs. TiIton, as
namely this: That the physical express
sions of love were rs natural aS the words
of cndcarmcnt he used towards her. This
MoultOn SAWS. WAS the
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Rapine. Arson, Robbery and Mu rider,

was of almost daily occurrence. One
Bud Evans was the acknowledged leader.
Of these predatory night hawks and a per-
feet reign of terror prevailed among the
most respectable of the citizens. Gov.
Brownlow and his administration were
the reigning authorities, but they were
powerless to stop the bloodshed or check
the lawleSsness. People We're torn from
their Shivering wives and children and
were shot down and left by the roadside,
after not being allowed time to say =
single prayer, and for no known otfense.
The Governor threatened to call out the
militia but il ended thus, nothing came
oft, nor could the authorities suppress
the evil deeds of these evil, worthless
men. Finally the citizens became 70 e1-
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4 Noble sentiment.

NJ position /. not hop"l".. n nooI
should be, ] would follow the crarnpIr
of conquered Richmond. and take rrtilgr
~ labor n simple .old.cr. rarri"d q
mu.k.t. Labor do. not drh"uDr.
! DO MT look upon my mill
tary career ~ ended ] cnjOy
health and bDdily igor Som" dutr..
rrna.n to b" fulfilled. and hall fuIGIl
them When the tim" comcs. I hop fDr-
tune will grant me Iast srnil" ~ 81"
Diten does D. old soldier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12
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