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g8tr etbielten iOeten fOfScpts @aaren. aiewir an aGteser-
pertduier bili9f ~ot9eben:
100 8ui6et neue crime @rbfer,
500 30. GOLDEN pber California GrbFen,
100 Barrels ~0tfpo1tene grblcn,
5000 Yto. I6Ene neue brehe QtnIeu,
1000 Yib. Green Corn,
10 Tob erpBe titftf6e 8wet9Gen,
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NUMBER 70,
Life In syria.

In the majority Of Syrian towns, iho
lcapcrs lead n singular. but a, the same
J time happy life, They are lodged az
the expense oil tho community or Of ben
ovOlcnt individuals, who assess them,
selves in their fNor. This lodging place
is neither sumptuous nor costly, since
nj Jerusalem, for examplo--it consists OF
i . small space, in which the leapers them,
selves construct few huh, tho latest
arrivals successfully replacing the Oldest
who disappear. Each IOapor enjoys his
time as he pleasos, and the common taste
incines alto mendicily. You will ac.
coylin2lY encounter them in tho streets
and on tho promenados, bearing wood
en- cup with thoir faces exposed, which,
ofj'seIt is amply sui|ieient to explain
iheir situation aud necessities, By
Hghtfll tIiey return to their incIosurc,
AMI there proppra and eat their eyCning
meal, and afterwards sleep al only lhos9
slcep who have tha best Of conscicncos.
Thosl who have supervision of ,ho
lenpers gi@ them O small pension Ct
low pNras per diem, which is sum moro
than sufficient to meet the wants of their
existence. Nobody coasid r, leprosy, in
he Orient, . CONTAGIOUS mOlady, or &
shameful rlisgusiing iufrmity; besides
the sentimeOts Of disgpest is ono of lhOsa
sentiments very slightly deYoloped In
this country. And yet the appearance
cltho leper Is well calculuted 10 inspire
o. His skin, on The brow ospeaialIy, he,
comes covered with pustules, which soon
break and form either stahs or scars. his
lips and eyclids swelling and losing their
original shape, whilst the cartilages Of
the nose and ears olongato unnaIurally,
aud sometimes to such an extent ne 10
bring he ears in contract with tho
shoulders Tho head losses lis hair
there are no bruws above the eye or eve,
lashe' ON tbo lids; add to oil this. a ne,
culiar livi'l colorless int, and YOU have
atolelably faithful description or lhoso
the least affected among the Iopets.Ls
Some arc covered with horrible cores
their bones, consuming with putralac
tlon, protruie in spliulers from disgust.
ing ulcers whilst tho bones ofo Others arc
completely darorted and dislocated, yei
with no appearance oftholt dying away
ordtopping off, 1t was rather with sat,
islacton than repagnsnco that | saw The
relatives Of these unfortunate creatures
side by side with them, under tho same
roof miuisiering to oil their wants iusI
as they would have ministercd 10 them
ppder more favorable circumstaneesp hnt
i made me rccoil with horror u loarfFt
that passions and tho yEaakaaeses az hu
man nature we're not extinct Ia their.
breasts, nor in the breasts Of those who
surrounded thom.--[Tnyels in Syria.
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Twn shnrlls hr,cr cnltnn.

The Nashville correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette tells the following
good one
Yesterday a GenIImao gave mo the
facts, os ,hcy came to him, of a little nd
venture near Huntsville, Ala Two in'
.diyidnols invented an cSpcdicntlo for chenp
cotton purchases They vent TO the
house Of widow lady, md informed
.hcr that they were sent by Gen, Mitch
Ell to purchase her cotton for the Gov
eminent at the fixed price Of 800 per
bale II she refused to sell hor crop Il
Tould be taken per force The lady,
WHOSE mind had been so abused as to
believe tie Government would do any
fhing, gave way to their demand, and ac'
aually sold them all the cotton she had
II $50 per bale. Next they went to tho
hcuse oil gentleman in the same noigh'
horhood, who AT first believed thaF falls.
hood and sold his cotton. but the second
sober thought convinced him he had
bfto bnm6uggod, and ho repaired 70
Gen. Mitchell with etatcmcnt Of the
case. When the General heard the
sAtement, he sent a guard with the plan
llr to arrest the spectators; and when
they were found, first caused them to
pay both parties $50 per bale, and then
lasing turned the cotton over to the
4nilcd States, and then threw them into
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Poisoned by Paiutod Marble,

In Milwaukee, few days since, some
boys we're playing with marbles wbicb
had been bought in the city, and which
were nicely painted The day was very
hot and the hands Of tho boys got moist,
IN consequence Of which tho paint dis,
solved and attached to the fingers. One
OF the boys wiped his forehead with his
hand and tbe poisson contained in tho
paint detached from the marbles was
communicated to the hco. In two hours
his eyes began to swell, so that after two
days he could moi see through the swel,
len face, and, and it was twelve days be
fore hO was able to uso his eyes.
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There are some Iandas beautiful andprc
duclive as the eye OF man may wish Y
dwell upon, Towards the south p
back parI'ofthe county, the deoliyous ,sI
bic lands called New Kentucky arg
seen, when passing through here !
thought 10 myself what pity these flas
rich lands are moi improved, aud iOstcad
Of bringing these wild blossoms and
flowers, and The gigantic oaks aGd POP
lars, should be covered with fields oI yell
law grain, and bleaiing herds aud Gocks
OF Towel, But, is not tho day neRr at
hand when we Sholrcalize this changeI
Yeti, isl Give US our New Safe Of
West Virginia sever the chains which
have bound us down under the old iogy
rule of Eastern Virginia unite and mass
the chords which have ever confined
Western Virgiaia to the old dead carca's
ever delighting in ogade movement
and soon our valea and hills will be
astir with life and animaton-resound
ing with the humo machinery and the
whislling Of the farmer everywhere
Our Wild and fertile lands will willingly
yield to tho hand of civilization, and you
will see cattle upon the top OF a thousand
hills, "I'or the wilderness and solitary
plane shelIOe glad, and the Desert shall
bloom and blossom as the rose"
We should hope and labor for our new
STATE; every conviction says we should
have it, every inrrrest demands il, and
Congress should unhesimtiugly admit us
into the Union at once, an not be $ sPou.
tin. about ,echnicalties, and thereby
keeping us out Of our rish's, Give us
our new Safe and il will be the cogp-de'
gfocet to the way of prosperity and wealth.
Jackson county will share with.hcr
sister counties in The onward march in
civilization and happiness in tho new
State Of Yves, Virginia.
Yours &C., A,
PLEASANT View, Va, July, 1852.
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That gentleness, which is the charao.
terisiic of good man, has, like every
other virtue its seat in the heart; and
nothing except what flows from the
heart can render even external man.
ners truly pleasing For unesumod be.
hovior can at oil umos hide the real char.
acter
In that unaffected civility which
springs from gentle mind, there is n
charm indefinitely more powerful than
the studied manners cf the most finished
couriier True geptlenoss is founded on
sense Of what We owe to Him who
made us, and 10 the cormon nature that
we all share. II arises from reflection
in our own feelings and wants, and from
just views Of the duty and condition Of
man.
1t is native feeling heightened and
improved by principle. It Is the heart
which easily relents, which feels for ev.
erythng which is human, and is back
ward and slow 10 inaict the least wound.
It is alTablo in It's address, and mild in
It's demeanor; ever ready to oblige by
others breathing habitual Kindness 10
ward friends, courtesy TO strangers, and
long.sufering to enemios Il exercises
authority with moderation, admonishes
reproof with tenderness, confers lovors
with ease and mo lesiy, 1t is unassum.
ing in opinion aud tempcpio in zoaI.-
1t condescends not eagerly about triles !;
,!au~tat '&gpyrArtISS BD& 'alSI AS%efsgo
blame, bat prompt to aiIay disSension
and restore peace. 1t neither NEEDLES
unnecessarily with, nor presses inquisi.
llvc,y into The dil,irs Of others II
fixes, above all things, 10 alleviate dis
tge2,ss st,rn j il g4n @gt,oalyGy tht
falling tear, 10 sooIho, .; least, the grjcv,
ing hcart
When It has no, power df bcing use
fol, it is never burdcosome. It seeks to
please rather than TO shine OF dazzle,
and cOncoals with care that superiority,
either in ialep'G or rank, which is op.
prcasiva 10 those who are benoath it,
Ina word, II tisthnl spirit and tenor OF
manners which the Gospel cnjoiu,, when
/; commands us 10 hear one anothcr's
butdrps; to rciocu with those who re-
oicc, and weep with those who weep ;
to please every one for his good to be
kind aud tenior hearted to be piIiful
and courteous 10 support the weak and
to bO patient toward all men DIR,
Blair,
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It is raining as Iwrite. ImPorpn'
military movements are about taking
place in this quarter, but | must bo maar
The boys MI join in scpdioe their kind
regards 10 the cit Eeps OF The Point
r. n. T..
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pleasant View, VA, July, 1862.
LET TER FROM THE ELEVENTH
OHIO REGIMENT.
RALEIau, Val
June Q, 1909. (

'IH0 q lSuS'
FRIrsp TIpnRTr.;-,Yorr paper is .
regular visitor among the soldier boys
and l assure you, it is warmly welcomed
and duly ApPSOGissed Ws iiKe YOU
straightforward, independent course 10
ward the sympsthizers Of this unhoIy re.
b'llion, and it is our wish that you may
prosper abunGantly. Tero is scarcely
language slrolg enough wherewlh to
score these traitors in Sleeps clothing
and they are far worse than the outspo.
ken, bold rebel, But a doy of rclribu,
tor awaits Overy one who in any way
sympathizes or aids in tbe destruction
of our Government.
On Saturday last, the "Gipsey Regi'
ment' was presented With its colors,
which was looked for long since. The
gift came from Mr.. JoHN KING, sutler of
the Regiment; and cost the handsome
some Of one hundred and seecnty.i FIVE
dollars They arc beautiful, and the
boys feel prouler than ever They say
they can now fight with right good
will, and not ono star IN the blue field
of the colorS shall te marred by dishon.
or.
Since last wrote you, several changes
have taken place in the co nmand of the
several companies /: E. G. JoEDAS, ha.
been promoted from ID 10 1st Lieuten,
ant of Co. i; CnARLEs P. AcnUFr
from Orderly sergeant 10 ell Lieutenant,
| think Samuel H. Nc Clay will be oul
Orderly mot certain, Well "Chucky'
is good fellow. and would Ike to see
him promoted. In company B are The
! lfalIowia$ el,snseE. ff&GESj j Giuit
promoted from Orderly to ID Lieutenant
The Isl Leutenancy is vacant-Lieuton
ant Alexander being appointed Adjutant
vice Horton, resigned,
! Changes have also >tess ,mG,ia irf tht
other companies, but as l am no, posted
| cannot give you the names Thoma,
NJ Mitchell is now Sergeant Major vic,
Way, removed. Mr.. Way has since beer
appointed Ordnance Sergeant for th'
Regiment,
Numerous designations have tuker
place within short time, but only three
or four have thus far hcen acoe pied. -
Their names are Adjutont Horton, Lieut.
Cottiogham Lieut.. Stanley and Lieut.
McAbeo-all have gone home, You
correspondent would also like to resign
bnt his "posish" Is such that Uncle San
cant and will not accept Of the tender
My services ore TOO ualaGJlo and i'mpor
tan,, to be rta"dl that of private !
AttbO expiration Of three years it will b,
sufficient lime torcsign but should III,
war continue then, I shall 20 auolhc
I form
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THE Atlanta oonfederocy PROPOSES,
The Petersburg Express ndorsas heartis
ly, "that Beauregard, Secretary Ran,
nolpb, or jeff Davis issue an order and
havcE it fsithfullyexecutod, that for eyeTy
lady in New Orleans who 10 maltTeate4
or insultOd by tho hircling thieves, IN,
der the license Of their develish eoTa,
rlanier ten Lincoln prisoners, now IN
our hands, be put to DEATH
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The DYING Nerer Moop.

tlItis striking fact--tha diving never
Nsep The circle Of sobbiog, agoui1ad
hprts around, produces not one tear
II 40 that he is inscnsiblc and stiff already
iVthe chill of dissolution =? That cannot
ID for he asks for his fathers hand, as
if1Fgain strength in the moral strugCle
and leans on The breast ofmo her. broth.
er3 or sister, with still concious affection;
ard just before cxpiiing, at eve, af'er .
loag days converse with tho Angel of
hosays 10 his oldest brother--
Oh last audible good night of Garth =
'Iss mr, kiss rae " 1t must be be.
catse the lying have reached point
TOD deep for our earthly crying and wee-
pillg. They are face to face with high
81 a1 holier beings, with the Father in
hssSan. and his angel llroug, led on BY
N soa himself; and what are griefs Ola
mornns teaysNfsS dyFfg IA9ewOll- --be
il thnt they are shed by the dearest on
eafh--in that vision bright of immor.
tatlifc and everlasting reunion
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An nnragcd Editor.

Our colemporary of tho Point Pleas
nut Register has evidently got his Irish
up, because some poor fool has called
him m oboljJjonist rs we Judge by the
vigorous style in which he uubo,jlGs his
wrath, Il makes most people very mpd
at Grst 10 be called an nboIilionist. but
alter while they find lbcy eau surviyO
ii, rod gutduolly they become SO used
to it lhal they eSpeotil as matter Of
course; in Iced do not relish their meals
unless the occesh have recently made
them the object Of some such attention,
That is orr experience, We bclievo our
secesh admiyers hayo pretty much shut
down on i in our case, finding that il
rathrrp pleascs US, and we would advise
our younger brother to keep cool and il
won't hurt him, though the powder and
lead alIusian may not ba amis., as there
% leda0ger bat il he killa any body for
inst cause, the "spoutod' iiditidual viii
most assureiy be rJurd TO be ttlitor
of whose company the world may as well
a, not be rid in some inexpensive way
WdlslWg Hrald.
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no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN d
i Marines and widows other heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
d G.
Pensions procured for soldiers, senmen and
marines of the present war, who are disabled
by reason of wounds received or disease CON.
lracted while in service and Pension Bounty
~ Money and arrears Of RAY 2hiainsd fai widi
40 NJ 8N62T E1iF. ~. tbric.%iiG nave died or
been killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
the other wars
CHAS. TUCKER. Washington, D. G.
Those entitled to Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bonnty Money, can have their claims preparon
and forwarded to M, .TpfkT,hy g2H,sg 'SiNS
Ec9,stei once,
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A Dend Shot.

A spuoky Ii tie squib will he (ounl
in our columns, copied from the Regis.
Ter, published at Point Pleasant, His
exp rieucc Is not at all singular. lie
says there are "poor d wills" about Poin.
! Pleasant, ''who couldn't buy a niger il
they were selling AT n dollar per dozen,
who are spouling Of Southern rights
and applying the term Aboiitionist to all
loyal men, &c"
Butwe mus. protest against the editor
getting offended at this term when uppli,
ed to him. He is loyal to the core
And not only at Point Pleasant, but AT
every other poin,, whoever is loyal must
haze that epithe. applied iha6l, by
tho class % Whom he refers. Indeed Il
is as much a badge Of loyalty, as tho
stars and stripes are of the nationality
Of our country Pomr2y Telegraph.
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UNION HOUSE,
Main Street

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor,
VNHIS Hotel is in the business portion of The
l. town, convenient to hcstcnmboat landing
and thcProprctor pledges himself 10 spare no
pains to give entire satisfaction TO all who may
he pleased to call upon him.
march 2O-ly.
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NoTENG better on the subject has
been said than the folowipg from the
Point Pleasant (Mas4a county Reqi5,e-,
in reply to the cry OF "Aboliticnism =
= li'ioe|iag lat'iigaee,
"We know Of sume raing devils, who nye
not worth five cents ON the dollar Of the debts
they owe, and who coudn'tbny niggcr ir they
were selling at dollar per dozen, thai sra
blalh5ring aumd about Southern rights and
npplying tho term aholitinnist "a loyal mon
generally, and making more fuss about the
irrcpreSsihc riggp,than the largest stakeholder
in the country In nirc cases out OF ten they
are compoiedp( that coutcmpiblcc lass Of boot
licks who hang around mc1 of worth aud
tostiop aud stand ready to dotheir biddiHg in
The hopes Of cUrrying favor We give such
creatures due notice To have their painted hoS
prepared fthcy intend to ppplysuch insulting
cpilhets to us, for if they do they will go mp
the spout ssurely as there is yirIucn powder
and lcal,h
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GEN. Bngg's reputation rests chiefly
upen the fact Of Gen. Tylors having said
to him in the battle of Buens VISTA ga
little NOR grape, Captain Bragg" He
perhaps the only case on reaord wheta
an inferior officer had his reputation
made by being reminded by his oommagl
..l!.a,S,tSsasasRTsa$dih{t T'% saS iitSW
energy.
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TuE Southern Confsderacy may nav
be bounded rs follows. On the Nouh
BY Mcclellan md H,lleck, on She Fast
by Rgrn8le Ral H4ntgr, an tbs ssN;l;
by Fot Fokeps and the Gulf sqpsdFoa.
AMI the West by Commodora Feala,
General Butler Commodore Farvoggt,
Capt Porter, and Gen. Curtis
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THE secesh Sympathisers seem to be
wofully afraid Ohio will be oyerrun with
negroes, and think it Of sufficient inpor.
tanco to animadvcrt on the refusal Of the
General Assembly, TO pass a law prohib.
ilihg their ingress into Ohio. Instead Of
rejecting on the Legislature for rot do.
ing il, We can furnish tho outline Of a
much shorter method whereby the ne.
gro mly be kept out of the State, and in
tho States where he belongs. II gu.
Democratic politicians would use then
influence in pcr;uadipg the rebels 10
ground arms. and 10 stop tlis iniquitou,
war, immigration Of the negroes North,
ward would at once stop also, Another
strange anomaly presents itself in the
case. These fellow, harp greatly on a
violated Constitution, &c. Has the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Ohio any Constitution.
al right to prohibit emigration into the
Stuto9 If not, as all must admit, why
reflect upon them for declining to do tha,
which they could not legally do? Who
would nave been most prompt TOO raj
out, if had been done? Alas, poor
sombo His master runs away from
him in the South, and the friends Of bis
master in the North try to prohibit hi
coming out of SCcessia--if only 10 prove
his ability 10 take caro- of himself Gal
Journal.
IT Is said, "somo men seem to live il
this world toward God in such way, ci
to give the devil no solid ground OF Of
Tense" Some of our BreckipsilesS
}r,rRi,stS1uYE sit5b : sCdUfyF"Gi eondUc
toward the cause Of the Union, us to giyC
the secesh no room to doubt their sympa
thy, The sth resolution adopted al Co
lumbus Gu The 4ib, sevoro strongly of tia
course.
l,,.ae egAst lhe pa'iisqisn, GGaage SnG
skill manifested by or armies, has neve
boeo exceeded IN the history Of thr
world, and deserves and receives ON
highest admiration and gratitude, =
"Our armies" fomooth. Does YalIan
dighum mean by Nour armies the OF
part of which on the Potomac, nearly ,
year ago, run him out of the camp, an,
treated him with deserved contempt o
does he mean thu, army by whose lend
crs he is held in high estimation, and whC
will doubtless not fail to consider tn,
resolution as complimentary to lhem
selves I Our armies Carefully word
cd, indeed. To have said Federal ar
my" or "Union army" would have mar
red lhoircourse in scccssia, and to hov,
said "OopIcdcnte armies" might hay,
rendered their personal liberty liable I,
cease, "0ur srmies," Under whicl
king, BrObaOtio ?"--[Gal. journal.
A yotSo womon..con have no c&ous
for thinking her lover wiser than he Ia
6rir tbtro's any nonsense in him, ho I
smrIio inlk IA hrr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-17

Wuns Mcclellan qtrikos bleR AZ
Richmond, he may not knock Che Eebsl
army "in the middle of next week."
ho will knock It into so many pipOasthAt
they cant bo found by the millle &C
next month,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-07-17

'Jerr Davis ought Ia bo emSiksfeA
under a mountain of eanIoleT9ie bonds,
That would bo the boal way Gl raNhg
hiaruudcr bopda