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RAIaRoAD nINr;ss.
s
& RICfsMUHb, fuRE RIVER kRDfCHEsrxaKEfs
- i1lE RAILhCAD 3CoafPANY,s
4 St4stt OFFICE 0F,TIR SUfkHINTEHpKaT, M r.
RlEHHOND. VA, March 13.IS76ssslf u
GREAT REDUCTION. Q, IEisl5ss ii,
REDUsTI1N q ~ \ !, P AS !:sI FARE.

49, REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE.
s. s !, ess, :, SCHEDULE OF TRIMS.
= A. Mr. arriving =. nchmond q a M iease
Trains connect at West Point with sseamers nom
saitn .r aud sl ssg.srn points on wEDNEsDAYs
=, ana sHNDAYs, and with ls.e.Iaersfor
WEDNEsDAYs, and fridays. - -
Fare td baltimore and return. S 90
rare t9 ,..,,-T4 so
M stJt BID
Ere Ea.e vi MsW 80
THRouGa FREIGHT leave RieIo MY
1t 8 Al NJ. OH WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY, and SUN.
DAY connecting at West Point with steamers, and
delivering freight In baltimore early next morning;
retnrntng, leave West Point at 2:15 r. M arriving
at Rictim0Dd at 6 2. NJ, and connecting With ME
Through Freight Trains on the RichInond and Dan.
VILE railroad for al southern points. IA sFg tI-
wE A HsAf fR a 5ssssed on MONDAY Ak
6e delivered In Baltimore the following day ut s
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger
G3aGhss attached leave Richmond at $50 A. III.
anu ieave West Point for Richmond the same days
at nl:25 a. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 3.55 P. A.
=, Inc management takes pleasure IN announcing to
tne tray eling public and shippers that the steamers
OIL TINS me between Baltimore and West Point have
been rsftfed In the most thorough manner for the
accommodation Of passengers and freight i -; -
travellers taking this line arrive in Baltimore i
ample time 70 connect With tile rail lines for phifa1
delphia New York, Boston, and all eastern and west
ern points. Eff g'asff.gsf.is.B :, - -
Freiehts will be given the utmos, dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond Of freghts to or from south
ern points. ,12 j = 81 u i'.-'I-. - -,
II. T. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
". n. BRAGG, Master Transportation. NH I3
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BY Telegraph.
NEWYORK M6RKETS.

NEW YORK, June 2o:-southern e, -four dub and
choice, se:5o@ss;; Theat-Good grades fully lc.
winter red western si.s4@SI.a5 Tor white vest
ern Corn slightly in buyers favor, withyery mode
lower sS42c for mixed western and and state s s
&C. for white. Coffee. quiet and . unchanged.
Sugar and mosses a9ehanSsd Rye quiet and
steady. Pork dull, lower, and nnsetted new,
$l9.75. Lard lower closing heavy; prime, steam,
$l1.90. Whiskey. friner at $1.l3h. Freights,
.;t'+ y 80 BALTIMORE -. ai.@e
BALTIMORE, June 20.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat dull and lover. southern quiet,
s Hass9sso sd sssa e RsTsi sathsFa
and S5i sSF lSF d nH At ai5
visions strong and higher Pork Isa2o.59@$2l.
Shoulders &C.; clear RIB, 10c. Hams, 1870. Lard
steady Coffee higher at l5a@1 SIC. Whiskey quiet
ut $1.12. Sugar nrln; demand good.
a. .". !. - CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 2o.--Flonr .cctiVe and shade
lower Wheat steady and in fair demand ut &1@
81 49,, Corn qnict and firm at460s47c. Oats steady.
Rye dull at lac. Pork quiet at 1920.
homnaiiy unchansed Eacon in fair demand
brm; shoulders, sac; clear rib-sidss, Ia clear
Sc; receipts, 9,17s head: shipments, $40 head.
Whi,key in fair demand and firm at S1.1O.
...,.r LOUISVILLE. .
LOUISVILLE. June 20.-Flour quiet and firm
family, S4@$4.75. Wheat dull an4 unchanged.
GornIWhite SOC; mix. ase 9 9 34@ saI,
meats-Shouldcrs, %7.75; clear rib-sides, Sl0.35
Bacon-Shouldcrs, $500; clear rsb-sides, s11.1O
Lard unchanged. Whiskey $l.10. Begging, l2@
13e. 49,.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull and heavy; NJ. 2 red fall, SLAP; No.
mixed, 44c. cash. Oats frner; No. 2, 3lac. Rye
and barIcy-Nothing done. Whlskey nominally un-
changed. Pork easier at $20M$20.25. Lard-Ad-
vance asked, but none established; winter, l13c.
asked: summer, llc. asked. Balk-meats nominally
unchanged; no sales. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
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TIE WORLD MOVING WEsT.-[Special dis
patch TO the Baltimore Gazette. J. WaShspJ-
tom, June 19.--It has been well known here
for several weeks that the sale of the New
York World was made to western Demo
Gratis. and, sinccthe adjournment OF the ONO
Democratic State Convention, has been
gradually trimming for the advocacy OF
Thurman and Parker.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 90, 1876.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1876.
h 80, ARRIVED. "'
Brig Adler (German), Hechtel, Liverpool ria City
Point, 8, 70 sucks SALT Lee, Seldom 20. ....
col. g. u.s'. III - SAILED. .#th W. g. II.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Il Co.,
agents. s.,,.,. - w
chandise and passengers. L. Il. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Snowflake, Gale, Philadelphia, granite,
Currie i Co. ,
Schooner John Curtis, Jr., Williams, Norfolk Light,
to master. av..t .a-.s..' r..
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
from Delaware Breakwater. June 18th, bark Mar
gurcta Blanca (Germanl, Tramburg tfrom Rotier-
DAM. .... ,,,...
Bartlett.
P. Sinnickson, Murney. ats
MEMORANDA. r.
Schooner Hattie IL. Howes, Howes, from Rich
mOnd. at Washington ID. c., June l3th.
Schooner j. B. johnson, Rose, from Richmond, 1t
New York June 9Th. -,
- Schooner Charles Moore, Russell, from Richmond,
at Philadelphia June 9Th
bio Caremont, at Philadelphia June 10th.
Schooner William L. Hcaru, from Richmond, at
BY Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 20.-Passed IN, bark
l.. q. Bigelow.
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STRANGE But TRUE.-Governor McMullln
made speech OF seven minutes length in
delivering a medal to one OF our schooi-boys
the other day, and that speech was marked
with an absence of any reference to his cam
didacy for Congress whatever.-Lee County
Sentinel ...s.
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BALTIMORE.
] COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
= .-,r.. 49,. RICHMOND, June 20, 1876
OFFERINGS. t.F
WHEAT.-White,4 6 bushels. Red, SO bushels.
CoRN.-Thite, 342 bushels. Hired, SO bushels.
OATs.-192 bushels.
MEAL.-5 0"bushels. . ..s H.
a= SALES.
CoRN.-White, 1876 bushels very good at Gle. :; 90
bushels prime at 62c.-tOtal, 292 bushels. KiIed
So bushels very good at Gle Z ri
OATS.-S0 bushels very good at 43c.
MEAL.-50 bushels ut Csc. = '.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
HAIR-BRUsHEs.

A large and varied assortment OF line EN1LAsn
aud other HAIR-BRUSHEs.
Also, anc IVORY and DRESSING COMBS,
ENGLISH TooTH-BRUsfIEs tmadeto order,,
NAIL-BRUsHEs, and other TOILET ARTICLES
For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
leo csrner Of Broad and Ninth streets
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Oh the P1atfOrFn"-The South a Tar.
get--The Presidents MessaGc--The
Tobacco Trade. q"
Especial telegram to the DispatchI I,
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-There is still
very great excitement over the Treasury
sccrctaryship. No indications whatever
possessing shadow of official authority are
shown concerning the appointment, though
tonight the impression is that Tot. NJ. Muir
rell, OF Maine, Will be nominated to that
office tomorrow Mr.. Bristow took official
leave OF his associates to-day.
lie is going to enter the canvass for Hayes
as soon as the campaign is well opened.
The presence of the President at the Re-
publican nlass-meeting last night is the sub
ject of considerable comment to-day. Such
an act on the part of the President OF the
United States is entirely unprecedented.
The speakers all argued that the coming
campaign would be IN earnest and very
bitter one. ..... @nn#
The Republicans indicate their intention
of making the South the target for their as
saults on the stump, and the effort is to be
made to arouse the passions of the people OF
the North and keep alive spirit OF resent
ment. ... H.. ,....,-..f
The Presidents message to Congress on
the extradition question Is regarded as an
able document, and very generally approved.
He sets forth that for the past thirty-four.
years Great Britain and the United States
have lived in peace and concord in this mat
ter until the British eXtradition act OF 1870
interfered., He does not propose to enter
tain any further proposition on this act, and
considers the treaty voluntarily annulled. = Z.
A number Of .cigar-manufacttrers and
tobacco-dealers were before the Committee
on Ways and Means to-day asking for the
establishment of bonded factories for the
manufacture of cigars from imported to-
bacco for export, only. They also opposed
the reduction Of duty on cigars, and OPP
posed the increase of duty on imported leaf
tobacco. TIa0N.
Supposed Fatal Cutting. l..
Especial telegram to the Dispasch.I
NORFOLK, June 20.-Last night, at the
mousse Oh J. 1dItiDlCCUut VII w tStClH
Branch, Bob Parker cut Wyatt Tharpe with
butcher-knife four different times in diff
ferent places once in the back. 1t is
thought the last wound win prove fatal.
They bad been having dance OH the place.
Parker was stranger, and came in and
kicked up row, with the result as above
Associated Press ddspatches.l ,.t
RESIGNATION OF TREASURY OFFICIALS.
WASHINGTON, June Treasurer New
bas resigned. Also, Solicitor Of the Trea-
sury Blueford Wilson and Chief Clerk OF the
Treasury A, e. Wilson. 49,. 80, l.... ~, Il
ST. Il. SILVER FOR LEGAL-TENDERs. !.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Senate Com
m;ttee ON Finance have agreed to report ia
vorably on the bill exchanging s1o.Ooo,ooo
ST yer for legal-tenders.
Tie bill authorizes the issue Of the silver
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lsA 80 -
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

~ '1INrW j UhA.I! IE-lt-.. n 81
NEW YORK, June O.-NooR.-Stocks active and
lower. Money, q. Gold, 1122s. Exchange-Long
4SS; short, 400. States DIM but strong. Govern
ments active and lower. except currency bonds,
which are better. .sgs ! rs.s.,. - 49,. -
/. Epen ing.-Money easy at q Sterling firm ut 4sS.
Gold steady at l12G. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet and nominal. tI,e -
ai7t BALTIMORE al
BALTIMORE, June 2O-Virginia 5's, deferred. 81;
Virginia consols. 871s; second. series, 20. North
Carolina SIS (old), IA. Bid to-day.
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ssNANTON INSIDE LINE. "ei iiI;Il]z

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. ...
TRI-WEEkLH.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers OF this line viii leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. at corner OF Twe1
ty-second and Dock streets making close connection
each trip at Canton, Md East BaltiIn0re) win TIE
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for PhiEide]phia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marin.
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged ut Rich
mond. Rates as low as amy other line. This Is the
quickest line between Philadelphia aud Richmond.
F'reights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line :" and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore der OF, Philadelphia.
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and kicil-
rn0nd. ,..s-.
For further information apply to
-. :. ?. T.. B. TATUh, Agent, r.. +.
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street: or to
US. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
phii,drinbi, In 9
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fClCttNiOND IOBACCU EACtiANGE.
-. " TUESDAY, June 90, 1876.
Breaks to-day: $40 hogsheads, SO .tferces, and 4
boxes. Eat#f'f ftfs to-. .tyiy-5 tf''.-,I = r.
Packages offered at auction 149; of which 100
Prices ranged from So go $685. II.e9i,r r r.,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


TOR NEW YORK.-The Old FsSs
steamship WYANokE, Ca9ptsn COUCH, NH ss
FRIDAY, june Esd, at O'Clock P: NJ. = asI
Freight received until 8 o'clock p. II. 5s ~. /
warded with dispatch 70 ali points norAt f South.
Passenger acconmoda tons unsurpassed:
$50. Steerage, Sc and SO. = - 4 t.s7I ~
: ., ;. " '1 CIV, A afTi 90, Agents, r
DILL ABEL A, RICR- fS$R
If poNP AMP NoR Ri4 sTE BAIN, 1900
PEN ICE T B9ST9M Ti AMp Az NEW
trips, leaving P6iladeiphial every 4 UEsDAY,
9veryHEsbA Rb son
railrsd for Boston, and By our Fan River line for
the same city. ria Cape Cod landing at Old Colony
depot and avoiding transfer; r,,,r,,,. -. ,S5
within 1tIS PY F. c Sf!Sfsi s eS y
H. / No:1a South 0yhatsss, ;pLnadelphkl
171s. ] Yass. -acgfeS i;fTe .es;:5ls76,s
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATes, % 81
y sga7~er ~ CosiPANY N
FOR. OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
..s' BALTIMORE. PE1IEADELPI1fAs,4 Ga m ISL
NEW YOR K,,'tts' rs I gts ss y q
ii. AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on THE |
y. JAMES RIVER. g s';'y, q. rs ~
Making close connection at Norfolk with the. new:
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAtsTI-
- MORE. and steamer LADY OF The -.
+, LAKE for WASH1NGTON,sD. G.satsies$..a az
r On and after TUESDAY, May 10th. the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER carrying the,
United States m8ik will leave Richmond for the
above-named points TUESDAYS.gTHUR SDA4S,.
and SATURDAYS At O'Clock a. NJ. <sfs,a ~
ID Passengers by'this route can view by daylghtaIF
the historical and interesting points aud objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassing
through the sael fortihcations James
town, Hampton Roads, etc, and have -FOUR hours at
Old Point for bathingand sightseeing, ortwo hours
mt Norfolk before departure Of Baltimore steamers
The elegant new sHygeia Hotel" at Old Point Is
now open for the reception of guests. -! q ~
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk ...,....-... w 0O
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and return. 5Q
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York Mt reduced rates. ~ :
Tickets for sale steamers, at CARRIER y Co.,
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotci, ano
baggage checked through. Freight received daily Tor
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana regular land
ings James river, from z 4. 81. to d T. NJ, at
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landinss must be prepaid.
IL. b. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Compapy's wharf, Rockets; branch otnct
mt W. .. Blair Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
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.saTT.Rs,A rsnEsl.
sss ~ UHEsAPEAKE Aai ONO tEAfLH6AU,I
~ RI ~ III EHaGKDEPAHINEMI,a n s
Ssfsfs ~ H7CnIMoNDS Va. June III 1867 q
fAN AND AFTER JUNE 1S. 1919, PAS

2 Trafn leaving Richmond at 800 4. ID. rms dalfy
Except Sunday stopping at aIf regular stations.
Train leaving Hichm6nf at 12:o0 p III. runs daily,
Ae, Ivy, Dlechum's river, eeumoo Wayres-
0orD,, Statinton, Goshen, siilboro Goyington, Ale
ghsny land au regular stations west of AIegisany.
xcccfnmodafion train leaves Richmond for Cor
LOUISVILLE andaf stations daify se1cept
Sandayl at 4:45 P.Ma Passengers BY this train are
rive atiMashipgton CLIO "A. III.
s Tr.siIis arrive ut Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily ats A. ~.
Aail Train daily Except Sunday nj $50 r. d..
Accommodation Train daily Except
Sunday ut. $50 a. do
] Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations -
above. i ssn5 5g5;s-s ~
Trains make close connection with trains OF The
Richmond ard Danyie md Richmond and Pctefs.
burg railroads, both 20 and from Richmond
For further information, rates, &C., apply at S37
Main street, or at conapanys Offices.
.tsi - G5li%' CONWAY r. HOWARD,
, s.s,y General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
&, : 49, Ef-.f 4. 49,. w. NJ s.. DUNN,
K teI9 Engineer and Superintendent.
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The Vacant SccretarySaniFs.-E ristOw TO
Enter the Canvass for 7HayeS--Grant
Oh the PlatfOrm"-Ths. South q Tar.
get--The Presidents Messagc--The
E0baccO H'rnlc. ....E ~, ....'
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <acfFFS
" COMPANY. asssEasa
FOR NEW YORK.

&.
This company will dispatch one of their splendid
stcamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY 1T high water. Ill.,.
These ships are entirely new, aud were bul't eS-
presSIy for this route ~ y ~
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
roOlnS. ... ;.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are UNI
SURPASSED.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly ai
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex-
penses incurred
Freight received until P. NJ. daily. ~.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets
$50. SteeraSe, Sc and IS.
For further information apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 Office Company's wharres. R0cketts.
LOR BALTIMORE. Z 4 aSasMlls.1
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,
THROUGH FREIGHT. rs......
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE. " .
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED. y it.st..cs5
The new and FIST iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, OF this line, leave their new pier In the
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock, for -Balti-
more making close connections at Locust Point With
baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points west and
northwest; also, with Northern Central railroad for
northern cities and Canada. ,..rgl
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
west, and rates guaranteed as low rs py any other
line. Apply to l.; y. TATUM, Agent:
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets and No.
Q0g Main strces. 'ts sega s'@a' <.tt DC II
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COWs FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, T
e SEVERAL COWS, .iS. l.'s,
fresh to the pail, with their CALVES; always Oh
hand, and for sale at reasonable prices Inqnire .,
+. II. Eliett's, Marshall street between Filth anu
sixth. tjc Saw 6. DaEffuss' .
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ FOR TIE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond at 8 A. H., $3.50 p. b., and 10 r.
Potomac boats. connects at Shepherd with through
,eepefs for New York. 49, :. -
AIM. daily Except Sundays), making close con-
nections at Shepherd for the northwest arriving at
Philadelphia ut $3.50 p. 81. and New York at 1890
r. II. .,As 4,l.GS- L.M. COLE,
.,y,g. .,s 1900. General Ticket Agent.
80. A. 8. WHALING,
tfIi4 IT, :: LIS Southeastern Passenger Agent. =
---. ri :sr-E,,e 80 zyfr ~ II, r. SHARP,
je S-3m yt,,4f, Master Of Transportation.
RICHMOND, FREp,G &sP oroAAc r. RICO.
ErOBFiCE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
E8fi II, RIcHMoND. June 4, 1851
GCHEDJJLE OF TRAINS.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c,

S TOR SANDALS the ladies should go
This is really true and should be specially
considered by those visiting the Centennial and wa
tcripg-places. Il No better investment can pc maae
than I'm Dair of sandals from the fact that without
hardly any exceptions they please everybody;
ITO .1.l.It z lG'} t.r,., 6O7 Broad street
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CHEAP TRUNKS, BooTs,M&9
u SHOES, Gc.-Just opened a fine supply " M
oI TRIJNKS various styles, which VIII beg ~
sold yarv low. Also. large additions TO my 80
stock o, LADIES' GENTLEMEN.s. MlssEs,p ama
sons prerarflg to go TO the country or watering
piaces VIII do well to examine my stock before pur
chasing Us great inducements wil pc oherea Lnei'
500 Main street, between Ninth anu Tenth.
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tIIAULE ISFukMATiuN AButT THE TOBACCO
CKur-TIIE WHEAT UAkN ESr-LlrTLE I$TE-
REST IN NATIONAL ruLITICS-JHE LITllA
~pRINGS SEASoN-IMpEONEN MADE
-INCE LAST YEAK-ARRlNAL OF VISITORS.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispalch.]
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'S};fflln,ond nisplatth,
JUNE q, 1876.
I, 5pNESpAi''.'''''''''> -
1,lrrERSBURG.

r>cu, CkrCUS--THh FIRE ekrANi'
MOTHER ,r i,yrr. Rt+r EXPENSES REprcEo-
NfSl nv nv snoo7txG tccipESr--sk'tn ~
tits tA,h o1xxrp,y-.ruE suSKEN STEAMER
s,sr>t, CEREMONY. &C.
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r AIDES HAND-M ADE
III CI,OTH CATERS, to lace and but-se y !, =.
ton-yery soft-for tender feet; -gentiemens doai.
Iow.Jeef CATERS and Low Shoes; boys, misses see
chidrens, and infants Shoes, Slippers, anu lies
I,r,rnks Safchels yalises, and Bags at 4
49,! ia. GRIGG'S, Tenth and siain streets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-22
.,nrsinessIetters and COM
wuaseasions' intended -
'n;, paper, should be address
r,sE REGISTER, Wheel
Ing, ". Wa
r.nocratic and Conservative State
Convention.

nruoCRATIC AND CONsr."
'hm ~ Marty of West Virgin's' are TO-
Ia 10 appoint delegates 10 NEE. -
QHe''eu oI ~ charleston, on Thursday '"e
tns'L,. % n, June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ ~. M
~. -. nurpose of omlnating ,atnr eana,r Treas.
'D' pa,ces OF Governor, Auai'oi' -
"e ,,,orn.y-Genera', State suPsrin'en.
uFe'' - Tra. schools, and three Judges oi
aeD, rorr, ~ Of Appeals. Also for the ppF-
'hs, ot appointing two Delegates nom
P coneresslona district oil the o'a'o'
eA'" -, pelegates from the state at
anu ~ :, represent West Virginia IN
h'te' ,oo,ratic National Convention 10
Inc "" ,,n ~. Louis on thA. 9th day Oh
r A'a a,,re nomination of candidates Tor
Jans' ,.od ~. Vice resident OF the United
i''.aa ns',a the selection ofan Electoral Ticket,
saw me transaction Of such other proper
anu wv come before the said Con-
yeutlOn ,o,,yav voters
AZ ~ s,ote. without regard to past poiili-
o. y, I,serepces. who are opposed to poii.'-
.aI .a corruption in high places, are eoraiai.s
co. r,,I 70 participate in the meetings
,. .,',.l 10 appoint said Delegates.
ALrX. CAMPBELL, Chairman
,WGALLAHER, sec'y.
n.uo.rs,ic papers of the Stale please
cops. o,-s mrIl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-22
SHOOTING. Match.

NAsHvIL. e, April 2l-Five hundred
peopl" witnessed the competitive drill
.or a silver cup between the Chicasaw
Guards, Of Memphis and the Porter
Rifles, of Nashville this afternoon at the
barracks. The Judges were L. +. Seyler,
formally Colonel Of the First Tennessee
Confederate Regiment aud Major Vance
and Captain Nose nf the Sixteenth
United States Infantry. The cup was
wen by the Rifles. Both companies
were then rcvicwcd by General Penny.
packer, Post Commandant,sn and Governor
Porter.
The State Insurance Commissioner,
Governor Morrow Says that the Widows
and Orphans Insurance Company only
suspended from issuing new policies and
not from the receiving of re-
newsls. He advises policy holders net
to let their policies lapse, for If the COM
puny should beunable to go Oh and Iein-
sure, the protection Of the existing poll.
cies will be assured.
More stables arrived ye. .erday and to-
day for the spring mcetln.; on May I'd.
There are over ffty horses at the course
and others are expected from New Or
leans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-22
Arre.,,nx Moonshine swhi.kcyite~.

LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-The United
States Marshals have been very active OF
late in aIresting persons suspected OF
manufacturing crooked whisky. those
taken into custody belong to class call
ed moonshines, termed such because they
distill the crooked by the light OF
Luna. In the main they are very poor
and ignorant class, who make the iiquor
principally for their own use. Eight oi
this class have been brought to this city
for trial. All are desperate and Will
fight very readily in any case. Deputy
United States Marshall Adalr and pos %
of soldiers left Lebanon for Brush Greek,
Green county to capture John Sweeny
and his sons, illicit distillcrs and desper
ate characters. When We arrived At
Sweeny's house we found him and his
sons gone, and started back to Lebanon.
After going q short distance: we were
fired upon BY Swecny's sons, who were
In ambush. The posse turned upon the
fugitives and pursued them into the
mountaips. None of the party were In.
iured by the shooting. Deputy United
States Marshal Berry IN attempting to
arrest some of the Sweeny family was
fred on in a like manner and badly
wounded.
Several days ago Joel d Clsy6urn, a
specisl United States 0sihii, ar
rested an Illicit distiller named
Gent, in Allen county. While escort'ng
him along the roao with two aids DE was
attacked by party of twelve men, fired
upon, and compelled to give up his pr's'
oner in order to make good his own es-
car. and save his life and that OF his aids.