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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23
What's the Matter VIII our Judges

GRAFTON, March Is, 1875.
Editors of the Register.
In your issue Of the 18th, when speak.
ing OF the attempt OF the Charlesto
lawyers TO defeat the removal of the
Capital to Wheeling, you say:
The application for an injunction
will be made before Judge Smith, Of the
kanawha Circuit, or Judge Ward, Of
the Cabell Circuit, either of whom will,
Of course, grant au injunction"
Why "of course ?" Can it be- that
We have judges who will attempt t
thwart the wishes of free people on
account OF their individual interests Il!
we can calmly speak Of such an outrage
las a matter of course, then the sooner
We are rid of such judge, the better.
As ! understand it, and 1t, the people
understand 1t, there was no flaw in the
bill removing the seat of government to
" heelingi and this Injunction business
is but dernisT resort on the part of the
Charleston lawyers to defeat tie wishes
of the people; and the accomplishment Of
their little game deperds simply upon
whether sectional Judgc can be induced
by ,undry considerations, either Of local
interest or otherwise, to restrain the ac-
ton of Il law fully discussed by the Leg
lslaturc, and passed "in due form. But
that this can be done, you say, Is matter
of course.
What's the matter with our Judges?
And, speaking with all seriousness, have
we made any improvement on their pre-
decessors.
Not long ago a correspondent of the
REGISTER declared that ten of our Judges
were aspirants for the United States
Senate, and it has been frequently assert
ed since then that every Judge in the.
State except Judge Melvin was doing
his district to secure that position. That
they were prohibited alike blythe demand
of common decency and the Constitution
of the State from entering into the arena
of politics, | firmly believe, ana my faith
is now firmly founded, since read in the
REGISTER of Saturday Judge Thompson's
remarks upon the same subject.
And now, If we are forced to confess
that of course our judges will do thesS
things; that our rights are in the hands
of sectional and political judges, then
God save the people. DEMOCRAT
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Proposals for Curb and Cross
ing Stones.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE
= CElNED AT the Office Of the city Jerk
until Thursday, March y, 1915, at o clock
p. m, Tor furnishing and setting all curb
stones, and furnishing and laying all
Crossing Stone that may be required for
the use Of tn City Of Wheeling during the
year 1875, said curb stones 10 be OF the fol.
lowing dimensions, to-wit: -Four 1 feet
long, twenty-five y inches wide, and five
IS inches thick, ends square, full width Of
stone. Crossing stones 10 be not less than
three 3 feet long, two 2 feet wide, and ten
10, inches thick. Proposals 10 be addressed
Streets and Alleys, and endorsed. "TrOpO-
sails for Curb and Crossing Stones for year
1875. G. 7. COWAN.
Chairman Committee on Streets 4 Alleys.
maTl7l
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For the Register.
Wy KINGDOM BESIDE THE SEA

/ am lord OF life that is real,
ola home where my treasures be;
Yet rule in Il realm ideal,
In my kingdom beside the sea.
There Sittcth an Angel Sorrow,
At the gate of my home to-day,
And brOOding regret will tomorrow
Keep ward at the entrance way.
But down where the shadows CULVER,
Through arbors that fringe The Sra.
\ gateway stands open forever
And there too my treasures will BE-.
| ann dreaming, dreaming, dreaming,
But sweet il my dream 10 me,
For moonlight and sunlight cleaning,
Lights my Kingdom beside the sea.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marty By Way ofthr RhIu-.
BY Edward StrahHn. PrOiu,vly Illus.
trated with over 80 EngraSIngs, rom
designs 10y DOTr and Others. $40. ENir,
cloth, black and gilt Ornamcutat!on
Gilt Top. 500.
QUAINT, humorous, and entertaining,
describing the journey from Paris Ia Marty
by way of the Rhine. IL Is AN cNqulsit.ly
printed and tnstcfully bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred Ia mum
Der, are largely by GuStayr bore. Tho.
book is among the most unique and IA
cinnting In its way that "" have ever
CHANGED 10 see. BOSiDH JVurHdi.
at Is a. purely humorous a. can well DO
imagined. IL Is not book to hc COOL,
desert bed, but to be- read and enjoyed anu
laughed Ovcr."-Bos,oH -idrcrtiS,r
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For five years past, rich itrmer IN our
neighborhood has made standing offer
of $4,000 in gold Tor double set of cows
teeth.-that Is. the upper and lower
rows complete. Yet his offer has never
been taken up Who can tell me why?
.Jqei-iu-tis-PMpit, 81, Nicholas
tor .iDrn
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CAUTION.

WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
w that We will prosecute any aud every
person taxing coal from our cars AZ or
about the Il. & o. and Hemptield depots.
John Finnegan Is our authorized watch
man, and vii! hereafter prosecute any per-
son found stealing our coal.
JOHN HEALY & co,
nar2b BenwoOd, W. Va.
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Hon. JOHN A. DAVIS, of West Virgin
H. and J. \. Magcc of this State, pur.
pose establishing at an early day a new
daily Journal at Washington, d. {. The
coming paper is to be political and dcvo-
ted to the Democratic party. Mr.. Davis
is.a wealthy gentleman, and Il member Of
the present house of Representatives.
Mr.. Mugec was also a member of the
Forty-third Congress, was bred at the
case and worked as Il jour in Washington
in 1858, and for many years past has haen
the editor of the Perry county Pa DEM
ocrat.-P,tsburgh telegraph.
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Lirber, LID. Author of"CiyiI
Liberty and Srlf-GOYrrnmrnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited 10y tn
odore j. WOolScy, LID. Svo. 2vUl,.
Extra cloth, $500.
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THE GERMAN EMPERCRS.

History of the German Emporors amt
contemporaries. Translated from tn,
German, and Complied from Authentic
Sources. BY Elizebcth Pralic, author 81
"Pen Pictures OF Europe with nu-
merouS Illustrations. Nyu. Extra cloth.
$500.
ave have rarely examined work
whose material seem 10 be 80 thoroughly
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brfor. us o. BDytDH GtOb".
an her gOodly volum" she has made "a
useful contribution to European history.
The mechanical execution ufthc work l.
substantial and handsomely yorl
TdspcHdcnf
Admirably adapted for . text book ."-
Pha0dciphio Ercnin0 Telegraph.
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1.-The editor has incorporated some not,>
and other material LEFT by the author hu.
mad n multitude of minor corrections
verified the citations, and added some
notes Of his own. The work, therefore, j.
rendered dOubly fresh and valuable"
Boston journal.
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ROCK CANDY DRIpS

n BARRELS WHITE ROCK CANDY
4 Drips, in store and for sale by
K. ]. SMYTH
mrl7 Corner Market and 18th streets
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Few words I'D 10 sort hnl

- TOW WOIUN OF TIlT NUIT INV
won higher praise from eminent author.
ties than the late Prot. Francis Licbor'S
Manual OF Political Ethics story ana
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Belts, Belt Buckles, BosomS, new styles IN
Collars and Guns, Soaps, and Cotton Irlm-
mings. We also desire To call AT vntlun 10
the new line OF Jaconct EmbrOdericS
which we have just received. mrlGa
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"Thc learning Of the treats" u iucunlp..
table. The need OF this learning in this Of
all countries, and more now than ever h,.-
tore, j. equally patent. And II Is positive
that The doctrines discussed Will survive.
and be active as long rs mankind D. PhV.
ddeiDIid North american.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23

one Million Acres in Iowa and Southern
Nebraska. The finest country In Ia" world
to combine Farming and Stock Raising.
The soil Is Rich and easily cultivated:
Climate warm: Seasons long; Taxes low;
and Education Free. No payments re-
quired on principal TIL Fifth year, and
then only Onc-Scventh Each Year Until
paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold at important stations on the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy railroad, and cost
Of same refunded when land Is bought.
Half Fare TO families OF purchasers, and
Low Ereights on household goods and
farm stock.
Twenty per cent premium for cultiva-
ton.
Large Discounts tor Cash within one,
two and three years
Products will pay for Land and Improve
mcnts long before the principal becomes
due.
THE so-called restitution In Nebraska,
lies in the far western region, beyond the
lands OF the Il. & NJ. Il. r. Co."
nb-FOr circulars that will describe fully
these lands, and the terms Of sale, apply
10 or address LAND COMMISSIONER,
Burlington, Iowa, for Iowa lands, or Lin
coin, Neb., for Nebraska lands, or 10
$. +. SHAW, Agent,
feb2Sgsb Parkersburg, West Va.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
J. B. LlPPlNC0TT & co.'s
NE
Works.
LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

BIGELOW'S LIFE OF FRAN KILN.
The Life of Beniamine Franklin. Written
by himself Now first edited from ORIG
brary $500: half calf. gilt. $50.
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Mr.. BigelOwS palnStaking researches into
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10 Whom IL MTy Concern:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling,
West Va, hereby give notice OF thclI APP
pointInent as aSsigncCS of the cStat" of
Thomas Sweeney, of Wheeling, in the said
County of ohio, in said District, and who
vas. to-wit on the 18th day of January,
\. u. 1873, adjudgrd bankrupt upon tn"
petition of his creditors by said court, dat
ed AT Wheeling, West Va, the 9TH day Of
March, \. ID. 1870. .
W. u. HUBBARD,
,,rS,o,rs / CLARK
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This i the earliest OF the thrr, Great
works ON political science which gave To-
DR.. liebCr Il iOrCmOS, place among writer,
on this class OF subjects. BoHoH Trans.
crypt.
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THE WORKS oFW. H. PRESCOTT.

New and Revised Edition. Edited by J.
+ Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. With Por-
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Extra cloth, s2.25; half calf gilt extra,
$50.
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"lf any one should dispute the claim OF
this work 10 place in contemporary Ill
erature, the answer is AT hand in the facts
statement, and in The admirable manner
in which he has carried It's plan INTO exc
cution."-N. y Tribune.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-23

THE Hon. John Bigelow, well known IA
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred
a real service ON American literature by
his new edition Of the Life OF Franklin
II Is one of the best
specimens of book making We have seen"
" J. Herald.
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"Mr Bigeiow has done noble work ia
it's preparation. and the publishers have
given IL 10 the public in the best Styl" at
the art. Christian ddrOcute.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-12

-. Joneordia Lodge /, q, q, 'lu
mi, lie was gallant mem'
w hfing tho war ri Ihe Ihird Texas
Wary, Ross' brigade having enlisted
ia lhal regiment Ia Dallas Ia 1904
When, ~ many VI our old pilileus will
rememheG II was mustered Inlp service
here lie has been q thprn ia lhe
sides Of The radical parry Ia Marshall,
and lhe head and Npirnul Of the
taxpayers Organization 10 resist Their
rule, II the democracy ri Harrison
county want an able exponent u Their
views, they should send HIN 20 lhe
constitutional eopypulion aud lhe
next legislature
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deHli and W, 4, LetIpf i.rqn ~ the
Jefferson Leaipf, ~ secretary
The convention irrllrd W adult al
per-pna Ia Mynrufrnhibllinn ~ menl-
hrrs pf ihemnvrUling,
On mplipni u rpmmlllee was ap
pointed 0n peuNAurut orsani2Nlionl
who subsequently, reported lhe follow
ing NAMES, which were unanimously
chosen;
President, Prof w, H. Scales, Of
Dallas secretaries, Vie lleinlarll, Of
sulphur Springs, aud w, Y, Leader, Of
lelitrsoni treasurer, NJ, u, frankllni
chaplain, Rev, Jonas lGhnRon,
The following gentlemen we're APP
pointed u committee on resolutions,
with instructions 10 report al the alter
noon sessiom j, u, Tint, Jonas John
son, n, n. Record, Vie lielnhardt, w
Y, Leader W, y, Coleman, r. u liar-
rison, A, g, Allen aud i, D. Carter
The convention then ADJOURNED UNIV
0 O'Clock y, n,
AFTEnN0ON SESSION.
The convention assembled nj three
o'clock y, me- the president In lhe
chair, aud was opeued by prayer by
lhe chaplain,
The journal of the morning session
waa read aud adopted,
The committee on resolutions re-
ported u series Of resolution, which, on
motion, were eou,i lored serIatlm,
The two first resolutions were
adopted,
The third resolution, In favor Of the
formation Of political party, elected
considerable opposition, aud the whole
session was consu ned IN discussing H.
Finally, M amendment 10 strike OH
the word party was defeated, When
the convention adjourned TO meet Till
morning at nine o'clock,
We are requested 10 say that The
public are invited toattend the session.
Of the convention,
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A Good Busine.s h.a,

lie makes up his mlnduh IA what he
Il golug to DO, and delays not in put
ting II into execution
lie does not always seem % he In u
hurry, ~ he knows whalislo he done
when II II TO be done, anil hence has
great leisure, Few mea are blessed
with more business thalllhe necessary
force 10 run the business AZ all times
eau DOE
It's The man who il always under a
pressure, aud red IN the ipce with his
hurried eXerllona, and gho n always at
bank NJ ten minutes pad o'clock, 10
always sure TO fail, High pressure on
glnes wear out sooner than low pres
sure ones, whose burdens are such
that they can not Afford TO spuller
away, and make three revolutions
whore they only 10 az far ~ one
should take them
lie does not spend his time conylnc'
Ing you he II the only man ~ town
who buys hla goods NJ rate that lac
can afford 10 srll you cheaper than any
one else, aud II lac should leave you to
attend 10 some pressing business, mat
you can sec needs attention, don't feel
Hlighted, but rather trust your business
10 Him, ~ ho Is not apt % try to make
you pay for hlstlme wasted on you
He does not, In the gourrosily Of his
heart, trent you TO more Ihan theprolll
he makes on what he sell you, ~
should he do no, the chances are no u
giving away his creditors goods, moi
his own. Don't deposit your money
with such II man; NJ least II you do
obllgc him 10y helping HIN OH TO bank
ruptcy,
He does not place many prices Oh
his wares, and when YOU yet tret
beating him down on the first few ar
ticles, and cease TO do NJ make II ~
on those your credulily leaves TO hi,
own terms.
Helsa prudent, straightforward, In
dependent, courteous, ohliglng man
who tries TO learn his business an,
when learned, attends 70 II hrst an'
takes his leisure arlerwalii, and above
nil does not 20 In debt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-12

The gentleman who, through mis-
take lppk the wrong hal from tbs
knlghls IT fylhas hall last night will
epnfer = favor by calling an the Chalf
eelor of the IiEHALp's exeheQuerK' |
giving him hls llle and gelDlS -"
own,
The number NJ may,'"s' '"p ,,,''.,
Issued by Captain $1,000, i','' -, ~ , t''',
significant of Id, popularity 90 'Ae' W.
G,lualIon Of ,ae young people
The C.s'ars continue 10 present q
calmAnd retired appearance, IL has
h share Of agreeable married iolRS
and pretty young ladies, STILL
Send your friends In the Estates a
copy of'rHE WEggX HERALD lss op
per annuml, that they may SEQ how
you are growing up with the country
The moral philosopher of the Austin
Statesman will never rest satisfied
until no sees "Dallas by dasllght'
lilo longs 10 be wicked on the sly, and
moral Imprint
Cumberland hill don't put on ~
much style aud ~ many fr.lla ~ other
suburbs, but IL equal 10 any Of them ~
site for homes aud In the hoHpllable
character Of III residents,
lie went 10 Marshall happy he re'
turned IN tears, Did she say 10 him,
nay9 Oh, cruel fatel Slug
al know q maiden fair % see,
Take care, she's iooling thee,
Beware r.
Another wedding on the tapla, hut
red hot plnchers won't get the name OF
he lovely bride elect, or the unupeak'
ably happy groom, out ofus, lor"there's
many u slip between the cup and the
lip.n
We call attention 10 the advertise
rent Of dissolution Of the firm OF
Carnes q Guedry, insurance agents
Mr.. J. j. Cnrnes Will continue the bus
mess Of lnsuring aud Mr., Gnedry that
OF real estate and brokerage.
A hint TO tho Dallas real estate aud
building association -- Put gus Into
your thoater. That star like Mrs. lam
der, or n well organized amateur com
pany like that which played "Mar'
THAI should appear before tallow dip
or lamps for footlghts, Is no credit It
Dallas.
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Personal.

1t will be seen by reference to the
card of Messrs. Aunspaugh, Jones \
Co, money, exchange aud real estate
brokers, office 5l5 Main street, up
stairs, that they succeed Mr.. r. +.
Aunspaugh, formerly cashier of the
City bank, in that business.
The senior member of the new firm
Is favorably known as one of our most
reliable and experienced financial bus
mess men. DR.. r. II. Jones is re-
tired physician, who has been practic.
ing several years here, until recently.
Mr.. George 7. Farrar has recently set
tied here, and is from Florida The
new firm have ample means to trans
act business and propose to give the
| closest attention to collections, loans
and negotiations.
Mr.. w. Y. Leader, the editor of the
Transcontinental Iron Age, published
at Marshall, is here in attendance on
the state temperance convention, of
which body he was yesterday elected
u secretary. Mr.. Leader will prove n
very nc,ivo ouu useful officer.
DIR. Fearing, of the firm of Gearing Il
Rowe, track layers of the Texas and
Pacific, arrived yesterday, and is at the
San JacintO. AS Cleopatra said to the
messenger: cam you bring us good
news. Here's gold for thee, and q
hand to kiss that -four kings have
fell from" They couldn't beat four
aces, you know, doctor.
w. \. Leader. Esq, proprietor and
editor OF two papers, not like Forney's,
"bot daily" but the East Texas
Leader, at Jefferson, daily, and the
Transcontinental Iron Aye tno rela.
ton to Tilton's Golden Age), at Mar
shall, weekly. is at the San Jacinto,
aud q member of the state Temperance
He is not more than i've
or six cubits taller than the Colossus of
Rhodes, or more than ton heavier
than the "Great EASTERN" but when
he lives on IN exclusive fish diet for
week or two, gets his brain in good
order, buckles Oh his armor
and heaves his editorial axe on high
ltand from under, he 10 a pulverizer.
w. Sid. Coleman, Esq.. prominent
OF the Marshall bar, arrived
yesterday and is at the San Jacinto
lie is q member of the State Temper
auce convention now IL session, ana
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INST What Nv Wanted.

The Asphalthum concrete sidewalk,
in front of Adams n Leonard's bank
and Wards drug store, is the sort Of
thing our principal streets should
have. 1t is cheap and durable and re.
sists cold and heat equally well. If
every property holder on Elm and
Main and the cross streets adjacent,
willput down in front of their property
pavements like this, there VIII he an
end of grumbling about the mud, and
our streets present some inducements
to promenaders. Who will move next
in this matter?
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"u 'rrovntorc."

We predict that the production of
this beautiful opera will be attended
with rs much success as that OF "Mar-
thar was. There is fine baritone part,
the "Count de Luna" which will give
Mr. Foat fine opportunity of adding
TO the laurels of "Plunkett," while
Mrs. Francis will have, as "Leonore,"
niugnlncent rue Ior J0rte soprano.
There is n lovely little part which will
bring out Miss llves' sweetest notes
and trills, and the "anvil chorus" will
doubtless bring down the house.
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LndIes, An soeIeIy.

During the lcnlcn season the Ladies'
Aid society Of ~ Matthew'S pHrish
will devote their time 10 charity wJ,E
exclusively, aud during Lent the So
clely VIII meet every "Wednesday
afternoon 1T the residence OF Mr.
SchencS, No, T. Jefferson street. Con-
lrIhutIons of clothing (Hec0nd handh
OF all sI2es, male and female, or ma
lerinls 10 make up for use, viii be ac-
ceptnhlcir sent 10 the .0clety distribute
Ing room at Mr.. SchenclVs. a cordial
invitation IL extended 10 all the ladies
of the parish 90 assist uH y our work
MWs, Sciu.NcR, PRECEDENT
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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CITY BUSINESS.
I8th DAY OF FEBRUARY.

Valentines, valentines, valerl.
tines. Pierce az Lyle. Pierce a.
Lyle. Pierce AZ Lyle. JO7 Main
street, JO7 Main street. SO5
Main street. GOnRic. connie.
connie. Sentimental. sentiment
tail, sentimental. and yaRen-
tines so suit everybody. Come
and see the largest assortment
in tOwn-sOnethiMg new ane:
unique. DOn't forget the place,
al y0ur peril. Pierce AZ Lyle,
5O7 Main street I
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"Mnrthn" Again.

The ladies' and gentlemen who per-
formed "Marthan toa crowded house,
for the first time Inst Monday, have
consented to repeat the performance
at the request of n number Of their
friends, 80 another opportunity will be
offered those who were unable TO nj
tend to hear this pleasing opera Due
notice will he given of the day fixed
for the repetition Of IL.