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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-03
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oh,no, never gossip Ihavs enough
To do4o take care of my own business,
without talking about tho Affairs Of oth.
crs, Mrs Smith.
Why, there's Mrs Crocker, she deals
in scandal by Inc wholesale 1, does
seem to me as though that womon's ton.
que must almost be worn out; but thcre'a
danger OF that Ifevory body was like
me there wouldn't bo much rOublo in
the world Oh, no, never gossip
But did you know TINT Mrs Elliotthnd
got new silk dress, Mrs. Smith? You
didn't? Well, she said. It's a real bro,
cadO' saw il myself and do say il o
shame for her to be so exlrayugunL
mean TO give her picco OF my mind.
Mrs, Smith. You believe her uncle
gave it to hort We'll, don't caro- if he
did Why, it's ouly two months since
her iaIher failed; and now TO see her
dash out in this style, IT'S burning
shame. suppose sho thinks she's going
to catch Young lawyer Jones; but | think
sue u ma hr|0il mls"Eon' He's got
~ more sense man 10 90 caught with hNr'
II she mas sol orocade silk dress
And there's the upsIart dross'maket
hato Manly setting he: cap Tor the doc
tors SON 'ile impar'lence ol'ome peo
p'e - perfectly astonishing | don't
th'nS she's any better hon she ought to
be- Iormy ownP1rt never did like
NOR wlh her MID soIt look when any
oouy s about MY woEd tor rit, she can
'o9E cross enough wheH there amt.
Io'n sue says she's only soventoenl
uo1INes' Knows s'eS as oId as my
Arage'l' LncreuGi ana sbe's--welI |
wont say now oii' bushes s moron sew
on,cCn' 1,, @ ana ! , o'n esnoge5 TO say 50,
I,'uo'i oo' ln,nE pr May son w''l
huNe more u'sc'suoa nm 70 thlnE OF
mSI.y'uS nSr oome IoiSS eau ner hNnd'
so'uy wen uon T. On" Hlu nan 50
ESou I. ON.ng rs my daughter Jnnc'-,-
M nnS" o yne way Sne woes up hcr nmr IA
SgC" w y Sya%Oy cur 81 ana y you eo''eyci% IT,
S h,s, '2'n'sn, W., 'lo aslnaily naI 'ha 'mpp.
SvnGe y scil. ue laas sne ooelhn y make
~ MI Y, y ss,a,gui " py MAIla s,--'-
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UNION HOUSE,

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
nUTCU. BWDANIEL, Proprietor.
UNHlS .ilAl u IN the business portion of the
l town oguyenicnt to Tho OstcamboOt landing
aud the proprietor plolgc himself to spare no
pains 10 pye entireeOtisraetion to all who may
bc plcpsod to call upon him,
march 90-ly.
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when expecting daiIy TO bo hung, which
heAasired 10 make when on tho scalIol !.
Iti3pablishod in his book, II ispr n
cipSlly personal in its nature, being con
depsed Biographical sketches OF the Cons
feliro,e scoundrcls'who ha | hunted him
" efollowiag are the concluding
passaycs ',is,-ss 1880
- Benjamin, your Secretary Of War, anil
one of the men engaged in doceiving
me. was expelled from New England
College for stealing money and jowelty
out Of the trunks Of his fcllow-siudonts;
he afterwards got into the Senate from
Louisiana by turning from Wing to a
Democrat, and became the parlocr of
SliioII ia tho Houman's swindlo -
Thompson, the Mississippi momber Of
Buchanan's Cabinet, while Secretary Of
the Interior was patnot in stealing
some Indian Trust Bonds, and, when
about to be dismissed for tho oifense, 4
from the Federal capital by night 10
avoid a prosecution. Cobb, the Georgia
member of Buchanln's Cobinol specua.
tel in stocks, using Governmant money,
aud WAS detected in it--anl all this was
at time when he was acting under oath,
at the head Of the Treasury Department,
Davis, your President, after his State had
borrowed millions, led the way in the
void by defNuding Mississpp's honest
creditors, Toomb3, the big man Of your
goyernmCnt at Richmond was the confod
craLe Of Keilt and Brooks, in their at.
tempt 10 as@ssinate Sumner.
Swan, your Congressman from this
District, and an original sccessionist, is
the forgor Of the Johnston letters to
Lawrence, with view to swindlo the
later out OF ten thousand dollars. These,
and host of others like them, are the
men who originated and are carrying on
thii Southern rebellion. Ought no' any
honest man prefer to hang rather than
actIwith such mon in wicked crusade
against the mild sway OF the best Gov.
er1ment on earth {?
But must close Solemn thought I
l die with confidence that the United
States Government will crash out this
reRliion during tho coming spring and
summer. Mark my prediction. would
like 10 be living when that is done; but
| must resign myself to my fate,
] have word to say as it regards my
family. leave a wife and several chill
Gian Is inetciGS ol GtIold hearted wotid
| hope tho Union men of the county
viii be kind TO them, and seek to impress
th,ir.mindS with what is truo-lhal they
sr, not disgracod, but bonorC1, by my
death Let mo DO shrouded in the sacred
folds oi the Star Spongled Banner, and
let my chilircn's children know that tho
last words ! uttered on earth were
Forever noat that standard shcot
Who're brcatlcs the foe bnt falls before us,
W'h Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
Aod Freedoms bannsr streaming o'cr us"
----A ...a----.-
THR Mobile Register seems 10 think
that "Yankee" culcnoss will bo very
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ON Saturday gang of wbaokes
from Kanawha, arrived at onr port on
their way to Wheeling. Theyare 10.
ported as being Of Jenkins crew BY
the way, why was not the young surgeon
from the hospital sent along with tbeml
His Medical services are of no use what,
ever TO the surgeon in charge. His ser
vices rs spy, nigh, be of tho utmost
importance 20 his commander, especially
as every possible accommodation is af.
lorded him ut all hours, OF gaining inror.
nation. Why Gen, Cox should hi Va
directed him to bo parolod. or sent to
Galipolis, is beyond speculation When
will our officers learn that this is really
a war? When threats are daily made OF
iDros'F upcu the bordar towns and vii
lagos BY momuding bands Of rjbpcrs,
such os We know lurk among tho Virgil
mia hills,is II accordance with sound poll
icy, to send yonng, hot headed rebel in
our midst, md grant him every priyi'
lege hc could ask, Ia thoroughly irf9ta
bimsel'6i our exposed iitpaiion. Sup
pose DR. W. w. Mills had been in CrookS
army and captured Lewisburg would
any ono believe that he woull be ALLOW.
81 to freely mngle with tho citizens Of
and be invitoJl to lhcir kou.
Iosl Not exactly But then we liye in
, free State. not in the cnemy's country,
md mot ubdor military rule" but un-
ler civil law, &c. So we are, but how
ong would We DO so, could these gentry
ave their way of It'll Gallpolis Jourr
i.
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Mass lIeetIne IN Kanewhn.

In accordance with the public notice
given the loyal citizens OF Kanawha
county assembled, ut the Court House
in Charleston, on Monday the 10th OF
June 1889 1t was discovered lha, the
Court House would be altogether TOO
limited to accommodate the large num-
ber ass embed, and, arrangements were
accordingly made to accommodate them
in the shady yard of the Court House
AT about Q o'clock, p, NJ the large MS
sembly of the people thCro congregated
was caIle,l to order by Nj, E. W. NEW
TON who took the stand as the President
of the meeting, c. D, CARTER was mp
Poin!O Secretary.
On Notion The President appointed
J. D. Carter, James Nevius, Geo, Ritter
+, w. Garcelan and John Reynolds, q
COMMITTEES to prepare and present for the
meeting resolutions Appropriate 10 It's
consideration and action,
DURING the absence OF the committee,
Mr. N. S. Whittcker, being called upon,
addressed the sudiance, delivering, in a
iervid, eloquent strain the true Union
Sentiments. II was oyilCu, they came
from patriotic head and heart, and the
cheers, that we're returned from the vast
audience, showing that they also reachel
the beorls Of a uuion loving people.
At the close of Mr., Whiuekers re.
marks, the commit,ee returned aud
through their chairman. Mr. Cqrter, re.
ported to the meeting the following pro.
smbe and resolutions which were, with
out debate sdopcd bg occlcmaiion
Whcrons, the doctrine Of Secession,
taught by The political, and developed
in all the horrors of civil war by tho mill
tsry Leaders Of The South is rebellion,
10 its worst form, againsllba Government
Of The UAitcl $ aes; subynrsiye of the
very princip cs Of tAat form Of Govern
ncu, that We haso been taught to hold
only less sacred than the pure principles
Etefual Col, AMI destructive of the
peace, prosperity, security and social
happioess and religious welfare Of the
peoplq. Aud whereas i, is the para.
mount duty Of every Union loving, law
abiding cilizoos, to set his face as flint
againsI this moaslrous heresy. oppose
and crush it. in sllits iorms by every
ilIsllu9 g ca.
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THE Mobile Register seems To think
that yankee culcnOss will DO very
Troublesome to tho Conicdcralos, and
hiis that those vessels which are lucky
enough to run the blockade arc manned
by traitors to jeff Davis, II says
BY Tie way, tho shippers of cotton
tliough the blockade run q great mouy
risks that they "wot not OIL" Who
kr'ws how often hosl r'1'et'oma MGR
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Resolved l. That, as this rebellion
and revolution necessarily reaches the
very foundations upon which all things,
social aud political, have heretofore been
5uilt. We hold, therefore, that senti-
mcnts. preferences and synpathics in IA.
yor Of the rebels, or for their cause, are
positively reasonable. snd cannot be
tolerated with impuni!y, and ought 10 be
made punishable by statute.
Aui further that we aro distinctly op.
posed to the return Of any particle more
of such sentiment, preference or sympa.
thy to our courtrr there being nm almost
inIolerable suiio'ency thereof already in
our midst
Resolved, That we will discourage
secession in every form that i, may pre-.
sent itself Tor public patronage.
Resolved, 3. 7 a. We heartily con.
demo every thing like aflihtion with
secCssionisis ior the purpose Of gaining
their patronage, or otherwise; and
We do most soIcmnly declare, that wo
viii support 70 man for any Office who
shall be founi guilty Of so doing
Resolved, 4, That wo heartily disap.
probate the putting Of sccessionists or
sympa,hiSers herewith in any Office of
trust or profit oithcr'b by appointment or
otherwise, and all such attempts will
be looked upon by us os n premium upon
treason
Resolved, 8. Tha, the appointment OF
William J, Rand, as Superintendent Of
the Road and River improvements,
meets our unqualified disapproba,ion. -
He has given no evidence Whatever Of
either support Of, or sympathy with ci.
ther rlhe Government OF the United States
or the restored government Of Virginia,
since tho passage Of the Ordinance of
Secession, by! on the contrary, has open.
y issocIIGd ana sympntN,scd WITH the
enemies OF both since TINT. And he,
tho said William J. Rand, is hereby
requested respectfully to resign said of.
fee.
Resolved, c. That We rccomand Mr.,
NotsUa Eastwood os d suitable person
to be appointed to I'LL the ofico Of So.
peuntenien, Of the Road and River
improvement.
Resolved, : That we will support no
man 'ar any Office who will not ac. and
publicly declare himself an unconditional
Union man
ID, CARTER.
JAMES MENUS,
GEO. RITTER, Committee.
j. w GARCELAN,
J.p ,R&YNNoLDS,
Judge Jas. II, Brown being called out
took tho stand and riyitcd tho attention
Of the people Tith an able speech dCliv.
cred in his best style. He remarked in
tho outset that he did not deem il prop.
,r f,r l. in, nn orrnunt Of III. ,,.,.,!. Ia.
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GDe l1)eefIg Rtpjster
PuHusHED yvERy THURSDAY BY
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,

POINT PLEASANT. VA.
TERMS; One dollar per annum strictly in
advance.
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J. D. CARTER,
JAMES MENUS,
GEO. RITTER,
j. w GARCELAN,
j. j RMYNNOLDS.

Judge Jas, II. Brown being called out
took tho sLnud and riyitCd tho attention
Of the people 9Th an able speech dCliv.
cred in his best style. He remarked in
the outset that ne did not deem il prop.
or for him, on account of his position 10
speak directly 10 the resolutions that had
been adopted but would conGno his re.
marks to the unhappy condition Of our
common couoiry giving ulterapco only
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Montgomery County---to wit :

+ HEREBY CERTIFY, that JonS RiLrY, Of
4 Montgomery county, brought before ne,
the subscriber, one Of the Justices Of tho
Peace IN and for said county, this 10Th day Of
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n EN- AL RIDER,
HEAparAarKns, Dxrr. OF Wrs1.an Va,
CHAsLEsroa, Va. Sept. II, 1892.

hEAporAhrKRs, DEfr. OF WTsrtAn VA,
C"AsLEsroa, Va. Sept. II, 1892.
General Order No..
The com'dg General feels deeply sc nsible OF his
obligation to treat eli persons in arms skainst the
Cont-deracy. and y no may fall into his ha n,Is.
with the utmost humanity required by Christian
cha11t and the usages OF war. In AXE msnmtr
al o'hxens who obey The lsws aud rePudiste
their treason. will be treated with tho cl-nency
ueclated IN the Comma di ne Generals Prucl.-
nation. He has heard. with deep notification.
that IN single instance this lnIe has been de-
parted from by tho unauthorized order OF enc Of
his officers but the wrong done will be promptly
punished sld 1edressed.
All PERSONS who have received arms OF this
puolic enemy are invited to bring their arms
INTO camp. and II they chnose. tase service in
me defense OF thd country. No punishment will
be imposed on such persona.
BY order Of
MAJ. GEN. LORlNG.
H. FirzHuoH, Chief OF staff.
Sep 26-u
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NX7As TAKEN THROUGH MISTAKE or
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Thursday last, my WATCH AND CHAIN. The
watch 10 Z very Emo, heavy. DOUBLE CASE
GUILD WATCH. with SEAL attached.
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AZ s N Err Al Err.

HEADQUARTERS, D1rr. or W.srssx Va,
CiIAaLksrox, Va, Sept. IL, 1852.
General Order No. -.
The Commanding General oonkrstula:es the
Army on the brilliant mnrch from tho Southwest
10 ihc place in one week, and on its successive
victories over The e, envy at Fa yette C. H., Cotton
u ana Charleston. 1t will be memorable ia
history, that. overcoming the mountains and the
enemy IN one week, you have established tho
Ia VS. and carried the nsY OF the country to tbs
nnief hordsrs Of the Confederacy. Instances of
gallantry snd patriotic devotion are loo nnmer.
Gus TO be specially designated at this time; but
10 Brigade Commanders, and their officers and
men, the Commanding General makes grateful
acknowledgment for services to which our bril-
tiant success Is due. The country will remem-
Der and reward you.
BY comma nd Of
>, MAJOR GENERAL LoRlNG.
II. FITzHuou, Chief Of STAFF
Sept 26-tf