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sT,TES UPERINTENDENY OFEREE
SCHOOLS.
WESTON, March 18th, 1876.

WESTON, March 18th, 1876.
Editors of the Register.
As IA constant reade- of your paper, |
have noticed with pleasure your hberality
towards those who, IN the interests of
Democracy and good government, have
suggested certain persons as the right
men for the various positions on the
State Democratic ticket. In behalf of
the tried and true Democracy OF tins and
the adjoining counties, | desire 10 nomi-
nate tor reelection the Hon. b. w.
Byrne. As public officer he has dis
tinguished himself for efficiency and ca
pabiiity, and rs private citizen he has
won the warmest good will of the PEG.
pie of the State, irrespective of party.
So long rs our present system OF free
education prevails (and that it may
always prevail is my earnest deslre) we
need State Superintendent of true
inertia man qualified BY native ability
and experience for the position. The
gree OF taxation than all the other
branches OF our State govern
ment combined, and We should
see TO II that the officer whose duty 1t is
to supervise the expenditure of this vast
amount OF money, should IN every re-
spect come up 10 the Jetiersonian STAN
dard of honesty and cspability. Such
man is Col. Byrne; and with all due
difference to other gentlemen who have
been named for this position. l desire to
say that in onr judgment, he is the man
for State Superintendent. l might 90
on to elloglse his acts as public officer,
and the virtues of his life as private
citizen; but that / deem to be unneces-
ssry; and l will only add that so far as
my observation goes, Col. Byrne will re-
ceive the hearty and unanimous sup
port of the Democracy OF Barbour, Up
shur, Brsxton, Gilmer, Webster and
Lewis. LEWIS.
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A GOOD deal Of controversy has been
INDUCED in regarding whether Mr.. l..
DANFoRD across the river will or will
not be candidate :er reelection to
Congress. Tue matter is now settled.
Mr.. D. having written a letter to q. 0
MCGOWAN, published in the Steubenville
Herald, in which he announces himself
as the would be successor to himself.
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NoTICs.-In January last an adver-
tisement WAS inserted to the daily and
weekly REGISTER, headed Financial
and signed Charles Smedley u Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 40 Broad street
New York" From our business trans
actions with this firm and what iniorna
ton We can gather, We are led to believe
they are unreliable and will not fulfil
their PROMISES. We therefore advise our
patrons the less they have to do with
them the better.
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centennial Candidate.

If Ohio is to be the Keystone State Of
the next cauvsss-ss seems probable now
that Pennsylvania has waived that right
what Democratic candidate would give
a better assurance of success in Ohio
than Thurman?-Neic York Herald
Here is what the Herald has to say
about "Old Foghorn."
Next to Brother Moody, of the Hip
podrome, there is no Democratic states
man vino has bsttled with the devil more
successfully than Brother Allen, of Ohio.
Allen would either win the election, or
convert the party in his attempt to do so
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a CARD.

rJ,O ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscretion OF youth
nervous weakness, early decay, loss oi
manhood, &c, | will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered 10y missionary
in south America. Send n seli-addreSsed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. lNMAN
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
fcb29eod- egub
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col. BEN WILSON.

We saw dispatch yesterday afternoon
from Colonel WILSON'S son JOSIAH ID
WILSON, to Mr.. GEO. FEENEY, of this
city, stating that Col. VS. symptoms
were more unfavorable, as he was grow.
ing weaker and suffering from hemor-
rhsges. We are panied to receive this
intelligence, as we had entertained the
hope that he was in fair way to re-
cover.
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RIVERSIDE MILL
For Sale or Rent.

UNHE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
| Etna House, at .Etnuville, the best site
for "A boarding house or store in the vicinl-
ty. one large and well finished store-room
with CouaterS. shelving. etc. Also, well
finished beer cellar in the basement, with
ice chest counter etc. IT has two outside
entrances, one from the railroad and one
from Third street. The size of the cellar
is III by q feet. The size of the beer saloon
is Is by - feet. TIL building Is entirely
new and well finished throughout, ana
will comfortably room from 20 TO 80
boarderS. # is in close proximity to, aud
the only boarding house near the -ttna
Mill. II will be sold cheap, either for cash
or part cash, and deferred payne Is. Ad-
dress or inquire of NJ. kElF,
mr2st Bridgeport.
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THERE is one truly loyal editor out in
Iowa who staLds by BELKNAP through
thick and thin, and insists that he is in
nocent. That man must be a post.tra-
der.
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THAT was n joke, The Old Dominion
inviting her daughters of the west to
meet her at the Centennial, and then de-
clIning to be one ofthe party.
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QUEEN VICTORIA has had the title of
Empress of India conferred upon her by
Parliament.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. II will be sent to any adj
dress one year for $40. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE FIRM OF LEWIS BAKER q CO.,
editors and proprietors OF the REGIS
TER has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Baker retiring. All liabili-
les OF whatever nature OF the old firm,
will be settled by the new, and all debts
iue to the Office are payable TO the new
nrm.7 LEWIS BAKER,
JAMES b. fancy,
WIN. j. JoHNsToNI
VIM. II. TANEY.
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EX.GovERNoR SMITH, of Rhode Is
land, is dead.
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WHEN BoorH MoRaIs of the Richie
Gezette, RECEIVERS from that aft OF
laughter We will talk to hun awhile.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned having become sole
owners of the REGISTER, have this day as
ISOLATED themselves together for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Newspaper and
General Job Printing and Book Binding
business, under the firm name and style
Of THE REGISTER COMPANY. The business
of the late firm will be closed by the sub
scribers, who alone ale authorized TO make
such settlement.
GEo. n. Mo FETT,
JAMES Il. fancy,
WIN. j. JOHNSTON,
WIN. II. TASEY.
WHEELING. January J, 1876. jaH5sb
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CHARLESTON has no police force now.

1T looks as though the Virginia Re-
publicans would go for BLAINE.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, :
WHEELING, ". Va. March -. I-7g. I
Sealed Proposals will be- received at the
Office Of the City Clerk until Thur@lsy,
April 9th. 1919, at o'clock p. ~, for the
furnishing and delivery Of 1900 feet Of
good sound White oak Lum Der free from
sap and bark. said lurn Der 10 be- 20 feet
long, inches thi' ami from 10 tn y inches
wide. The lumber 70 be dellYt red at the
east end Of the Seventeenth street bridge
by the lst day Of May, Df76. The COMMITTEE
on Streets ahd Alleys reserve tn. ght To
reject any or all bids. BIDS r. b. addressed
10 the "ChaiTman Of the Committee on
Streets and Alleys"
&. I. COWEN
Chairman Of Committee on streets and
Alleys. rnr2H
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REWARD CARDS.

DOR SUNDAY AND DAY SCHOOLS.
l. A new stock just received. school and
miscellaneous books, newspapers and
monthly magazines By single NUM- Der and
year, al publishers prices, mailed 70 coun-
try and delivered TO city subscribers tree
Of postage c. II. QUIABf,
mrs I4li Market ST., Wheeling, viva.
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The latest betting on the Inter-uni.
versity boat race is six TO five in favor of
Oxford.
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NOTICE.
OPENING.

oH HN LIN ~
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
the East with tull stock of MILL
merry GOODS, am now prepared to offer
superior inducements to purchasers, and
would invite the ladies TO give me call.
VIII have my Spring opening on Thurs
day afternoon, March 30th.
ANNIE {. WAKERLEG,
mr27S No. 1873 Main 81 up stairs.
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SUNDRIES.

SYRUPS, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE.
- Brooms, Soaps. Candles. Crackers.
Essence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar.
Carbon and Lard Oils, Spices, Rice, Starch
snurs, Soda Grocers Drugs and such other
articles as are usually found in a first-class
house. ". REILLY
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BACON AND LARD.

A FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS on HAND
n Of Leaf Lard. :. e. Hams, shoulders.
Clear Sides, =. L. Briskets, etc. orders filed
fresh from smoke-houSe daily.
mars N. REILLY
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COFFEE
REFINED SUGARS.

leO Bbls Cyushed. 20 wdered & GRADUATED
loo Extra c and A White,
81 Franklin Il,
80 Yellow {,
In store and for sale by
mr9 VI. REILLY.
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HINGE FACTORY STOCK.
FIRE AND MARINE 90.
STREET RAILWAY 90.

WANTED--Stock in the Citizens Raj
way Company. PETERSON e BAKER.
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the blood of the Murdered man.
A woman had heard strange
noises on the night of the mnr-
der, like the rolling of barrels.
Alley, it was shown, had plenty
of money after Ellis's death. An
examination of the stomach of
the Murdered man showed that he
showed that he must have died
between six and nine O'Clock on
the fatal evening. Seemingly,
here was a perfect cham of cir
cumStantial evidence. But the de
fence met the theory that Alley
had committed the murder in a
quarrel by showing his peaceable
disposition and his high reputa.
tion for honesty, and controvert-
ed the assertion>of the prOsecu.
tlon that Alley was in debt to
Ellis and without money to meet
an engagement that fell due at
the time of the murder, by show
ing that the prisoner owned real
estate III New Hampshire and
had money in a bank. Alleys
abIndance OF ready money after
the murder was explained by his
son having lepaid him 1926 the
evening before. He gave a salts.
factory account of how he had
spent his time on the day of the
murGer. Experts called by The
defence swore that the blood on
the prisoners clothes, being dry,
could not be distinguished from
the blood of Il beast. This conflict
ing scientific testimony confused.
tie jury to the advantage of the
prisoner, and he was acquitted.
1t he was not the murderer, the
murderer was never fonnd.
n. Y. San.
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His published statement, how
ever, is not flattering to our na-
tionaI pride. In language which a
maiden who had been the victim
of misplaced confidence might
have used, he conteSSes that he
has been cajoled. and has for over
two years been vainIy seeking
to obtain satisfaction for the
wrong.
Burriel has, since his return to
Spain, repeatedly dared the Gov
ernment to try him, and Mr.. Fish
know it. Borriel declares that he
only obeyed instructions of his
superior officer, the Captain Gen
eral of Cuba, and that he has the
verifying documents'in his posses
sion. He states further that if he
sinned. in aught, it was in not
carrying out his instructions to
the letter. which were that in the
event of the Virginius being tax
en into Santiago de Cuba, he
should try all ON board by court
martial ana execute the sentence
on board the day following their
arrival in Santiago The sentence
of d court of a court martial could
have been executed half an hour
after its opening,
Gen. Jovellar, the present Cap
General in Cuba, was the
person whose instructions Bur.
riel thus modified ;and Gen. Jov
ellar is the man from from whom
Mr.. Fish is know expecting i'm
mence reforms in Cuba and the
pacificatlon of the island.
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THfs; WEEKLY SVs.
NEW YORK.


Eighteen hundred and seventv-six is the
Centennial year 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House of Representatives The
fiji st since the war. will be i'll power at
Washington :: and the year OF the twenty
third election of President of the United
States All of these events are sure to be of
great interest and importance, especially
the latter; ami all of them aud everything
connected with them will be fully and fresh
~ reported i'll THE Sun
The Oppostion House Of Representatives.
taking uls the line of inquiry openc! years
ago by The Sun. will stcTnly aud diligently
Investigate the corIuptionS aud T.isdeeds Of
Grant administration and Will, it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for new and
nctter period i'll our national history. Ofall
this The Sun will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it. will be memo
rahle as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for IL third term of power and IluGder. and
still more as deciding who shall be the
candidate of the party of Reform. and as
electing that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects. those who read THE Sun will have
The constant means OF being thoroughly well
informed.
Ht W 'tEN' Hiiitti iitt' htitihft' Il
circulation of over eighty thousand copies.
already has its readers in every State and
Territory. aud NC trust that the year 1876
will see their numbers doubled 1t viii CON
tinue to be d thorough newspaper All the
general news Of the day viii be found i'll it.,
condensed WHEN unimport1nt. at full when
of moment and al ways, We trust, treated
IN a clear, interesting aud instructive uian-
ncr.
1t is eur aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family newspaper i'll the world, and
we shall continue To give i'll its columns q
| large amount of miscellaneous reading, such
as stories tales POEMS scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, Tor which We
are not able to make room in our daily edi-
| ton The agricultural department. especially
is one IT its prominent fea t.,res. The fashions
are also regularly reported in its columns
aud 81 are the markets of every kind
| The WEEKLY SUS, eight pages with fifty
! six broad columns is only &l..S0 Il year.
I postage prepaid. AS this price barely repays
/ the cost OF the paper. no discount eau be
made from thus rate to clubs, agents, Post
masters, or anyone.
I The DAILY sun, a large four page newsPa
per OF went weight columns. gives all the
! news Tor two cents a copy. subscription,
postage prepaid, :ssSc. ii month or So 30
| atvear SUNDAY edition extra 81. 10 per year
We have no travelling agents Address,
THE sun. New York City
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FFiCE:-COR. MARKET AND PATRIOT ST
Why Burriel Cannot be
Tried

MIR. Hamilton Fish, in bis late
~ published instructions to our
Minister at the Court of Madrid,
Is almost lachrymose in his com
plants against the Spanish Gov
eminent for the non execution by
1t oilts promise given in the Fish
polo protocol, which stipulated
that Gen. Bu,riel, WHO ordered
the execution OF Capt. Fry and
the other officers and the crew of
the Nlrglnius, should be tried
for murdcrous conduct. Mr.. Fish's
exact words are these
$50 far as the payment of mon
ey can atone for the execution of
these unprotected prisoners (those
OF the Nirginius), that las been
accomplished the higher and
more imperative duty which the
Government of Spain assumed bv
the protocol of Nov. 80, 1878.
namely, to b'ing TO justice Gen.
bnrriel and the other prircipa)
Offenders in this tragedy. has been
eyadet and entirely neglect. d.
Having made this neglect the
subject OF a separate instruction
under this date, ! abstain from
further reference thereto,
As MIR. Fish has not furnished
the note coniainlning this sepa
rate instruction, it is tair to infe,
that he Is ashamed TO furnish il
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Murder That Would Out.
Some Cases that resemble the Green.
point Tragedy.
Proofs against Marderers Fuv.
nished By the Very Means
that they Employed
for CORcealmeNt
Parallels for Fuchs's Crime.

The discovery of the mutilated
remains at Greerpoilt calls to
mind some notable eases that
seem to confirm the popular be-
lief that whatever disposition may
be made by y murderer of the
c'rpse of lis victim, sooner OF
later it will "cry out from the
ground" against him. In England
what was known as s'The Water
loo Bridge Mystery about fifteen
years ago, created great excite
ment there, remains of a human
body being found crammed into ii
carpetbas. as did recently the dis
covery OF the murder of Harriet
Lane by her paramour, Wainwright,
by the finding in cab a pack
age containing part Of her remains.
In America, the killing of poor
Alice BOwlsby of Paterson, n. j.,
by Rosenweig, discovered by the
finding of the body crushed into a
trunk for transmission to Chica 90,
is sill fresh in the recollection of
the public. From a number of
cases showing the difficulty of
keeping murder out of sight, the
following three cases, which have
become historical, are interesting
examples
The case of Prof. Webster, who
was hanged for the murder of DR..
Parkman, was one in which guilt
was brought home to the perpe-
traitor through the Identification
of a body after ii had been sepa-
rated limb from limb, submitted
to chemical processes, and TO the
inordinate heat of furnace, and
mingled with the unnumbered
bones of anatomical subjects. 1t
was shown that Prof. Webster
had urgent pecuniary motives for
getting DR.. Parkman OUT of the
| way. The prisoner lived at the
Medical College, Boston. He made
all appointment to meet DIR. Park
man at 2 O'Clock on Friday, Nov.
%, lS49, to discuss money mat
teis. DR.. Parkman was seen en-
tering the college at "a quarter to
9 O'Clock. and was never again
seen alive. The prisoner said that
the doctor did not keep his APP
pointment, and was not in the
college at all that day.
For a whole week no traces of
the mlssln. man were found. On
! the Friday week and the day fol-
lowing were found iii d furnace
connected with Webster's labora
tory in the college, fused together
lndiscriminately with the Stag, the
cinderS, and the refuse OF the fuel,
a large number of bones and GER
tain blocks OF mineral teeth. Some
gold that had been melted was
also found. Otlier bones were DIS.
covered in a vault under the col
lege, and in tea chest, embedded
in quantity of tan, the entire
trunk of a human body and more
bones were found. The parts thus
collected from different places
made the entire body Of a person
of DR.. Parkman's age, about sixty
years, and the form Of the body.
when reconstructed, had lust the
peculiarities OF DR.. Parkman.
1t was further shown that the
remains had been separated by Il
person possessed Of aDatomical
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Worcester drunkards get
bottles filled with whiskey at tie
saloons, put them in their pockets,
take similar bottles full of coloreJ
water out OF other pockets, place
the bogus fluid on the bars, and
say : ''I've forgotten my money
let it stand there while / go.
home" The barkeepers, after
waiting vainly for the return Of
the customers, pour the colored
water into the whiskey barrels
without detecting the trick.
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The London Pictorial World
says that the story of Cindella is
not the invention of some imagi
native genius, but that it is foun
ded on fact. 1t cities Sarabo as
Its authority. The story is as sol
lows One day a lady named
Rhodopis was bathing in the Nile
and the wind carried one of her
sandals and laid it at the feet OF
the King OF Egypt, who was hold
ing court OF justice in the open
ar not for away. His curiosity was
excited by the singularity of the
event and the elegance Of the
sandal, and he offered a reward
for the discovery of the owner.
Rhodopis claimed it, and it was
found to fit her exactly. She was
very beautiful and the king mar
ried her. She is remembered in
hsstoly as the "Rosy Checked
Queen' of Egypt, and she lived
two thousand years before the
Christian era.
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Official.
rowN COUNCIL OF THIEODAUX.

TOWN HALL. }
Thibodaux, Feb. ist, 1876
A regular meeting of the Town Council
Of the Corporation of ThibodauN was hel'
tins day. The roll was called and the fol
lowing named couneilmen answered to
their names. viz
p f. Lorio, Mayor, Z. Il. Mcbride, NJ. A,
Legendre, Or. J. Ii. Fleetwood, ). BadeauX
Absent: S. Navarro and DR.. Ii. Danse-
rcau.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved as recorded.
The following reports of the Treasurer
and Collector We're presented, read and or
dered to be spread on the minutes
1TRE4SURER'S REPORT,
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NOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
Z Regular meeting Second Thursday

OF each month.
Officers Thomas A. Badeaux, Presi
I'ient Emile Loiseau. Vice President j
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry RlViere
Secretary i. Samoan. Stage Manager; j.
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager John
Hay Property Man; 7 Berg6ron, CCstumer !;
+. knobloch, Prompter j. l.. Webre,
Assistant, A. b. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee ot arrangements A. b. Ra-
gan, Chairman, J. n. Wright, l.. Aucoin,
NJ. I. Higgingbotl;am.
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A New Bedford man and his
wife went to a neighboring town
to get the body Of their dead
daughter. They put the coffined
corpse in their wagons and cart
ed for home, where a funeral
was to be held, but stopped at
the first tavern and drank. Their
subsequent stops and drinks ex
actIy eqnalled the number of
other tarerns On-the route, and
five miles from home they were
so drunk that they did not notice.
the fail of the coffin from the
wagon. The body was found lying
face downward in the road.
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Darwin says the. male grassh0p.
pers use their hind legs to fiddle
on the edge of their wings, and
that the best tiddler always wins
the affections of the female first.
The editors of the Norristown
Herald. aver that they have fre
quently noticed this, but didn't
think it worth while saying any
thing ahout it.