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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

THE Wheeling Vaudeville Variety
Theatre will make its grand opening ut
Washington Hall, October llth, by H..
j. Wilson, Of New lorn. He informs
us that it N,D' be- -i,,,d tins rwi'r.
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NorIcE- great bargains for Cash.-
As | over bought myself in dry goods
and carpets this fall, | will unload nj a
great reduction in prices.
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
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TnE ponderous ability ofthc hfrtiige''-
Ger, the sucaking ofthc Standard and the
iliocy of the S,otday Leadcr did the bust
ness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

TeA merchants report that country
people seem to be giving up tc"-drlnki 9.
On the grounds Of economy, probably.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIEs-L
V. Blond is now selling +, {. BurLs
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
ut 81 80. which have been selling hereto
ore mt from ST To s..
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GOV. GILBERT :. WALKER, If Viz
ginia, and others speak at Martins Ferry
on Monday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

ONCE in a while fashion produces some
thing really hNndsome-as, for instance,
the Rembrandt hat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

If YOU run Tor office and want to be
defeated. get the .Stomdardto support you.
Dead sure.
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Accommodation tram leaves Rcllairc mt
I:lu y. NJ, aud arrives at StcuhcIvillc at
It's =. ".
special Accommodation trains leave
ErllaIrc AT $500 u. M, and l1:ll p. M;
Bridgeport g:lJ "a. M, and :JO T.. M; arrive
at Martins Ferry ai 49, "a. M, and ! 10 p.
m. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
u :lua. m, and $3.50 =. M; bridgeport II ~
"a. M and $40 %. m. arrive at B-ll.ir- at
% $50 %. IN, and 80 p. m.
Tickets To all principle points I'm the
East and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office i'm McLure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
mv2i General Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

The next man that runs for office in
this county, intends paying the evening
H,udg G,rdg not to support him.
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CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
drens' colorcd shoe. for'the next ten days
ut l.. V. BLoND's,
1885 Main ST.
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l.. V. BLOND is offering his entire
stock of misses and chidrcn's Colored
Shoes regardless of cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

THE Opposition had three saloona in
full blast in the Sixth ward, bnt still
Caldwell had thirty-throe majority.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THIRTY.FIFTH SESSION.
ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL.

LAW department of Washington
IniEcr~ity.|
iue regular annual term Of this Law
school VIII orru ON Wednesday Octob.
or I"ih. 1870. Full course. two terms. ~
months each. Students admitted To- o..
senior 'la>S, ON examination, 10y appltr.
Ton on or before October 18th. TuitI,
GU hrSt year, sGr second year, nclu
use Of Library. For part cularS addr,,,
q. VI. STEW ART, Dean of Law F}.l-g
y21codSb 2U% y. Third ~I..~t Lou, u
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TllE...COURTS.
County CouRr-Jodge Cochran.

COUNTY CoURT-J"dge Cochran.
This Court met ut the usual hour yes
terday morning.
The iurv in the case of f. f. Zane vs..
William Armstrong, not being able to
come to an agreement they were dis
charged until this morning.
Martin Conner, a native oi Ireland
was admitted to citizenship
In fine case of George II. Wcnzrl VS..
August Fisher, the jury returned YER
diet in favor OF the plaintiff for 1896.
The Court adjourned until this morn
inc III Q O,ClOCk.
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The CHASTITY record of deaths that result
from pulmonary affections is irighiiUl
There Is no disease that Is 80 lusiduuus IN
its attack ~ consumption. By thcurglcct
OF "Slight colds" they soon h,com" deep
seated and DEFY remedies which, iappll-
piled AT the outset, would have avcrlcG all
danger. Dr TUFTS ENrrc'urtut has PROV
en- itself the most valuable Lung Bal>Im
ever discovered. \ distinguished clergy
man of New York, prOnouucc> 10 the
greatest blessing OF the niurt'cntI c"Hiu-
~, and says ono family should be- with
out IL" II - pleasant Ia In" taste, ana a
single dose Will often remove most Oh-ti-
nate cough Onirr, Is Mur! street, New
York Ocfi2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

GREATER THAN EyEE.-Fall dry
goods and carpets Mt
i. W. FEKEELs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

The prudent young men bet on Cald-
well, and now they are happy.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
INORGANIC an. w. VA.

TIIHE HEALTHFULNESS OF THE I..
CALlIN; the superior Hcl.ii Is lm
instruction; the economical, disyl
and other advantages offered llv" wnfr
this Institution dr>urNrdIy pupuHl N..
those who desire tu Hurl mpI~N >uu..
education under the most iHNuI.h....
CumSiturtS.
Next Term begins September -ii.
For Catalogue, and m.!'r informant.
addr, - any of the Regents or at 'N" FNr...
., ssHII.-
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h Hill IIlIlI every County Othcial, A.
UUUUIUUU tommy, Insurance Agent,
Notary Public, Ju>iIr, u.
the Peace. Accountant, business ana Pro.
i,ssiOnal man, needs tor iilIng ia a c"hs,-
uI-nr, neat and orderly manner all E.li'
81 business papers. letters, &c., Is ~" re
,.ui t. uStIc. Expansion EII.E IN NilN|.
packages. ! of each size sent pot paid '.
receipt OF 30 cents. Address j. II. VII.
II-TON n Co., sole Manufacturers Marion
ONO. Scp2,-ta
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WE will decide whether She was right
or not after We see it.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
~ - iii;...:-tiisi: i.-..-;iii;
nNANp AFTER NAY -, 1873, TRAINS
" Will run Daily, except sunday ,las FOL
lows. VIZ:
Ac,uM'u MAIL. EMPRESS.
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4 mild. nncrIemi amI genIIe pmrgn-

I miIH. Hp"rI"hI 1hH E"hIIF pHrIh-
tive. recommended tor TIA" cure of All de-
r:tugrmrutS OF 'Lc stomach. liver ana
bowels. l;y th.iIiImcly Ms" much sickness
* prevented. TIA" test of many years has
proven them lu uc the safest, Surr>t and
,r,t pfaII the pills ever offered Ia the pub
lie. They pur.'ythc blood, rrmov"all cor
uluiiunS and restore the diseased SySl"m
Ia perfect health. AN AN AutoIItr To ChilIs
and Fever they have NO equal. For llyS-
pruSiu they ar" specific. For sick
iIGudarucuud Bilious collie they are "a sure
cure. For consumption. rheumatism.
Piles. p.dTI'lllou of tn" Heart, Pain in the
side. Back and I.oiuS, Nervousness,
positive remedy. For Female Irregular
lies. without II rival. when ON" does not
,.t.rl worry WE'LL H single dose stimulates
tho stomach and bowels, restores th" np-
petite. and mpartS vigor 10 the system
Sold everywhere. Onicr, Is hurry street
Y ..M NnLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

MOULDING, Picture Frames, Stereosco-
,ic Views, Albums, &c, at Halls Photo
graphic Stock Depot, lib Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
500 PIANOS & ORGANS
pIca.an.and Profitable Employment

"B.autllul" "Charmug!" ooh. how
royrly"" what aye they worth" ,vc.
such ar" the eXclamatiOus OF those VINO
soc the large, elegant new CuIomr~ pro-
duccd boy JAn European and American
Chrome Publishing TO. Every pu" WI.
want them. II requires IO taking tn sell
the pictures; they speak tor themselves.
tanya~>,rS, agents. and ladies and gentle
men out pftmpl' yWrut, will lind THIS 90
best opening ever offered 10 maxi money.
For iuiI partlcu AIS send stamp iuf conn
DENTAL circular. Address +. GLEASON
4 Co.. -. Washington street, Boston, Mass.
-,.tta--FH
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$50 to $4,000 IA" 1@,r.a Gf Il stock 5H:
PRIVILEGES, and paid "1D per cent pguht.
"How To do IT," book ON Wall Street
sent free. TUMBRIDGE& CO., BaukrrN,-
Wall street, Ny. Wul7>b
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TINS is good year for Democratic
victories.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
For iucinnati-Steamcr Fanchon.
Parlor Brurkets-K. l.. Nicoll.
Excelsior Baking Powdrr-Logan,
List X c.,
The Elccton-ChRrleS L. Behler.
School BOoks-P LOecher.
". Nardv n Co.-Dcalrrs in Grain.
Russian Leather Goods Stauson "
Davenport.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
lUll Combination Needlr-boOk, with
Till ChromoS. send stamp. +. +. GIuCk'
New Bedford. Mass .ichlub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

HEEEArrER the Democrats propose to
elect their nominees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

The REGISTER rooster is always on
top.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, lmpari> "a beautiful black
or brown. and acts like magic. Tho best
II tine world. Sold 10y all druggists. Price,
90 box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
XEIX,O FEtE Il.
upon,

Dr. Frank W. Ruil!y, surgeon, Uni
ted States Mariue Hospital Service,
has. in accordance with a resolution of
the Senate through instructions frt m
the Secretary Of the Treasury. prepar-
ed a report of the yellow fever epldem1c
OF 1874 as it prevailed at the various
ports Of the United States. The fol-
lowing statements are made therein:
From the month Of February, 1873,
until the 2lSt of Novt mber OF the sane
wear there occurred 3, 3,760 deaths.from
malignant or epidemic cholera Dur
ing the same period each year there
occurred in round numbers 2l,OtU
,iea.hs from diarrEea, dysentery and
cholera iufantum. From the date OF
of the first case, May %. to tie date Of
the last case, November Z9, 1873, there
| occurred 3 349 deaths from soeciic or
endemic yellow fever. Dnrimg the
same period each year there occurred
| from the group Of malalial fevers an
| aggregate of s, 500 deaths. The last
preceding epidemic appearance OF
yellow fever was Ia 1887, and from IT.
| subsidence up to the close of 1877
there hat been an aggregate ot 9iO
deaths from this cause. but dur
ing the same period there had been
an aggregate Of over 5O,OOO
deaths from the malarial fe-
vers. There had been no epidemic
cholera in the country for the six years
previous, but during that period the
| group of diseases most resembling IT
carried off not less than 125, 900 per
sons, and year by year such more or
less preventable diseases as small pox,
scarlet fever, typhus, enteric fever and
consumption are the causes of a toler-
ably constant average of over lOO,OO
deaths per annum. The report states
that absolutely nothing has Been learn
ed of the cause of the disease. The
question of it's earthly origin, or its
importation into the Gulf States from
adjacent countries in the same latitude
and under the same climatic condi
3 tions, is still unsettled. Specific
modes of prevention. and. of imita
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
r.. nj the Cll 4rio' - oh =ts-v
reCks kscnburg Centennial.

la pursuance uf a call meeting TO
dIscass measures relative to the prop
er celebration uf the Tooth anniversary
Of the both Of May, Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence. H meet
ing wa held Of the editorial rooms OF
the Charlotte. Observer, On Saturday
evening On Iuotion of j. 81. Orr,
ESQ. the chair was occupied by DR..
Jos, Graham. aDd the secretaries desk
by r. A. Shotwen and Ckas. r.
Jones.
After sppecles by Judge SHY }, Gen.
j. 4. Yonug, =. v. Dewey. Esq, Dr.
T. ]. Moore, Alderman f. A Nc
Ninch, Chas. Il. jones, J. II, Orr, s.
P. Smith, Esq, Col. John L. Brown
and others, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
ReS0ired,' That q committee of ten
be appointed as a General Managing
Committee, to appoint subcommittee
in each township and else where, rs
may be deemed expedient to make
all necessary arrange tnents, and trans
act all business connected with the
plan for the celebration of the Goth Of
May prox.
On motion the chairman be added
to the above committee.
On motion, it was resolved further
that the committee, designated IL the
.bove resolution, will harmOuize with
the c~oatnittee appointed on the tth Of
February.
Il. =. Shotwcil introduced the fol
lowing resolution which was unaui
,nousiy adopted:
RcaJirod, Th4t a Committee of
three, Tcrr"s' nf'ng this meeting and
| tl.e people Of Aeckleuburg, be az
| pointed 20 meGuorialize the General
| Assembly, :ieting that the both of
| Nav be constituted a LEGAL HOLIDAY
II the State # No, ii Catolina, As II
IL ak of recognition uy the State, of
the authenticity Of the inmortalDeclar-
| alton which has cast iashog lustre OF
the name of North Caroiinlans.
The Chair appointed r. A. Shot
WILL, Gen, J. A. Young and Hon. VIM.
| II Shipp, to draft the memorial
On mot Oh Of DIR, L. Moore, it was
Resolrcd. That the editors of the
State be requested to act as agents, to
| arouse pubiic interest in the Centen-
MAJ, and invite the Indies Of every
locality to hold concerts, entertain
uents, &c, for the purpose Of raising
| funds IN a:d of the measure; the ladies
70 ac;-. pt this resolution as a special
nvitatlpn to be present on the occa
sion.
On motion of General Young, wheI
this meeting adjourn it be subject tt
the call of the Committee of Ten which
should report progress from week te
week, aud hold frequent public meet
ings to keep up enthusiasm, &c.
On motion of A. B. Davidson, the
meeting adjourned subject to call o
the Committee.
} Jos. GRAHAM, Chairman.
r. A SHoTwEIL. coo.
CHAR. r. JONES, 0ocre'aiiee'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
SENATE.
EIGHTY-FOURTH DAY.

FRIDAY, March 10.
Mr.. Mills, bill to protect the State
railway policy and gauge. Provides
for the enforcement OF the bill passed
on Monday prohib'Tlng the charge OF
gangs of the North Carolina aud othei
roads. Passed It's several readings
under q Suspension OF the rules.
Mr.. Buao@e. q r.fsoi,2t.ei4 "cquirlue
:hs Attorney General to exaEnl.se; into
and ascertain if the lessee OF the
North Carolina Railroad has not VIC
lated IN several instances agreements
Of the loan, and if so, that officer re-
port tie fact to the Governor, AID,
with the consent of the parties leasing,
the lease be declared invalid.
nr. Morehaad objected to the LIE
Iature being made the cats paw for
the conflicting railway interests, and
asked to know what were the cLarg s
against the lessees of the n. G. X. r.,
aad who it was made these charges
He Certainly was not the Champion Of
the R. & d. R. r., but lie did not
want the General Assembly called up
on to tell the Attorney General what
was already his duty.
Mr.. Graham, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Railroads, hoped the resolu-
tion would pass.
The lesses of the n. G. r. R., had
| failed to keep the road up, and he
demanded in the name of the dearest
| interests of North Carolina that this
State take every step in it' favor to
! thwart the ends of those foreign cor
/ porations who were seeking to destroy
the railroad interest of this State, and
| he wanted to see North Carolina put
its foot on ell such attempts.
Mr.. Busbee could see no objection
to the investigation asked. If No
breach of the contract had been made
no BARN could come to any one. Il
was his opinion North Carolina had
been swindled by the party leasing
the road, and the matter should be
investigated.
The resolution passed by vote OF
90 too.
Bills requiring the Judges of the
Supreme Court and every Judge OF
the Supreme Court, within thirty days
preceding each regular session OF the
General Assembly, to report to the
Governor any amendment or changes
in the laws of the State and suggest
the passage of such other laws as tc
them shall seem important, passed its
third reading.
| The bill in favor of the State Uni
versity, making good the money
ceived for land donated to the Univer-
sity by the Federal Government, came
mp on its third reading.
| The bill passed its third reading by
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
BLACK VI AlLING.
what Matthew Hale Smith Has to
Say About 1t.

Matthew Hale Smith, over the sig.
nature }atIq 70 Of ,",,Burleigh,' writes from New !.
of his latest he goes into the act 81
blackmailiDg, and says: :'The extentSg
to which this business is carried on
and it's success is as onishing. Men
and women live in elegant furnishedis
houses up town Who pursue the busi-k
pess of blackmailing as a trade. They I.
get the entree OF society, ofrm car ac.s
quaintances with respectable people,
hire pews in elegant churches, and.
ride in coaches on the fruits Of their.
nefarious business. Nobody is spared. !,
It's rule in the District Attorneys. i
office, when g woman calls to see the.
official, to have the doors all open that :
lead INTO other rooms. One of our
most eminent lawyers consented to.
held Consultation with an elegantly
dressed woman ono afternoon. 1T cost
him ten Thousand dollars before he
got through with If. One of our most
prominent bankers has habit of res
naming III the bank TIL 8 O'Clock to
do up his private writing. Heusually
sits alone.
''One day woman sailed in, dress I
ed il velvet, with diamonds up to her
eyes. She took her seat without ques-
tion near the president, and began a
rnunirg conversation. Soon a man
| put IN an appearance. n1d made direct
! for the paiGts. Prov q d5utialiy the :
cashier had DOT left the bank, bat was
/ IN the w"sh-fooa, that opens cut of
! the pr s7tteUt'~ c'sau,b.r. His :ts;pear-
an"' o. ;.;. e u" e. --s. ta> 1rp-
! g4au't.. :.- P-sr
! tf'i g.. - -st I>,c1s
/ u. ID -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

A GREAT many furiousiy loyal editors
oi hadlcal newspapers at the North
nave professed to feel great alarm for
the safety Of the county because a
large number of Confederate
Soldiers have been elected to Con
gress. The Cincinnati Enquirer
answers the timorous patriots pretty
lmriy IL this way: THE great mass of
'ne Intellect, the wealth and muL-
Ho9d OF tie South Was engaged IN the
4|t9 war against the Federal Govern
l'eht' 10 exclude it from particip patton
III the general administration Is really
y exclude that great section OF the
ohlon Itself. We don't want to make
eA-Presldent Lincoln and ex-Secretary
u State Seward liars when they an
uouhced to foreign governments that
'ue vacant seats of the Southern Rep
'esentatlves in Congress were only
tlhg for their return; that no OPP
position would be interposed by us to
'"'iF return, but that the war was
nelng waged for that purpose. For
Tue hrst time since 1861 these vacant
'oaes IN Congress are to be filed in
pursuance of these promises, and be-
e'use OF 1t there should be congratula-
Nons from one end of the Union to
the other"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
HEAVY.

The Orangebure IS. c. NeCs, 7n
unadulterated Radical sheet. speaking
incidentally of the Cardozo difficulty, ="
that is just now attracting so much al
tention in the Palmetto State, relieves
its mind in the following plain terms:
1--WE say to the General Assembly, put
the seal of your condemnation upon
those who have damned Us by their
thievery, and if that doesn't etop them,
let us all come together and break
their burned Internal Gecks."
IF it would not smack of disloya]ty,
We would feel very much inclined 10
say the advice is most excellent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
SENATE.
FIGHTY-THIRD DAY.
THTRSnAY March Is

THURSDAY. March iS
Mr.. Parish, a resolution tina. Hon.
VIM. A. Graham, Trustee OF the n.
G. r. r. Corporation, be authorized to
sign and issue and sell (the stockkold-
ers consenting thsreto) . sufficient
amount Of the mortgaged bonds of
said corporation to pay off and settle
the decree Of the Court in the case of
Swasey against said corporation; pro
vided said decree is confirmed by the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Lies over.
Mr. French, bill to pay certain
parties in Robeson county 81 ,0G0 due
them for killing Steve Lowrey, and
which the Governor refused TO pay
because of some technicality. Re
ferred.
House bill in favor of the State
University was considered, and its
passage advocated by Messrs. Kerr,
French, PEBBLES, Cantwen and Cash
well.
MADISON, colored, moved to strike
out the word University, and that the
1925, 600 be set aside for the public
school fund of the State. Lost.
The bill then passed It's second