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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-15
Fishing Er,rnordinnrr.

A Providence padsr thus dsSOribsu .
singular spectacle which was presented
near that city, ia Littlo river 9 lev
mornings ego;
A most singular spectacle was pre-.
scented at Little river. Just above Dan
iel'S dem, this morning. The river was
full Of suckers, slowly swimming, juSt
on the surface Of the wafer, poking their
noses out, and (apparOntly) painting 40
though they were troubled for bTenth.---
MaBy oithsm were floating, dead. %
The shrFe, on the park side. were crowds
Of men, women and ohlldTen--espsoiAl
children catching them 10 ScooprnetS.
10 coal sisves, in baskets tiNd 70 tho end
Of poles, in wash basins, aud, OcoHHion-
ally in the hands Of somo active young.
sten. In some places, Q rod from shoTe,
just out Of reach Of the nets and baSkels,
the water was fairly black With the fsh.
They were discovered Of daylight, and
bushels Of them we're caught. Old gray
headed women were dipping for thom
With clothes baskets; fathers oi families
were fishing with their coal or market
baskets at tho end Of stout poles: euter-
prising youngsters wadsd In and scoop.
cd them out in hand basins; and ewarmD
Of children, with almost as little clothing
ss the angels, were there to watch the
n - 4 Al II. Ia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-15

WoYDERFuL, INDErDl--A provincial
editor, on entering his Office and seeing
his apprentice boy cutting some queer
capers, called out to him; Jim, what
are you doing on tho floor? why,
sir, | have had shockl "A shockH-
Yes, sir. What kind Of a shock?-
why, sir, said the lad, gasping, 'oue Of
your subscribers came in during your
obsence-said hc owed for two years
subscrip iplion-paid it, and also paid
another year in advance. In advance"
gasped the editor, nearly as much over
come Os the apprentice, Yes, sir, and
il has produced such an effect upon me
that I've been perfectly helpless ever
SINCE And we'll you may, my Jim. -
Get up; if you survive this, you are safe,
as there is little prospect otanother such
catastrophe in this Office
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BSyH Accustom yourself 10 some en-
ploymcnt for every hour you eau snilcb
from business
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r. -, Blair.
ArrORNEY Ar LAM.

WILL attend the Courts Of Mason county at
w It's regular Terms. All business en-.
trusted 10 his care win receive proispt altcu-
lion. Address, r. S BLAF. Richie c. H.,
West Va. Sept. 10 is63-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-15

Bar Nlorose men are undelightcd
amidst all delight, joylOsS amidst oil on
joymcnt, sotoIcsG in tho very lap Of satic'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-15

stopped By Z dan. Un0 lada..l
witnessed the same phenomenon sixteen
years ago at the same plscO. The dSh
caught were generally Of good size.
ard when caught appeared to bo % live
ly and sound as any fsh. Some spsei-
mems we're twelve and fourteen inches in
length.
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Pcetroleum V. Nasty On Fremonps



Nomination.,
Those who have been so fortunate as
to have read these epistOlary illusions
as they have originally appeared, have
been highly entertained and perhaps en-
lightened. The humorous OthOgaphy
and phraseology, and caustic satire on
the sham inconsste ncies and veritable
treason ofthe COppcrhead faction, rem
der them beyond comparison with any
thing yet published.
C. o. PERRINE & Co.. the enterpri
sing Book Publishers of Indianapolis,
Indiana, have just published these LET.
ters and Sermons" 10 book form. Some
one in our county oughtto get and sell
them. We predict an immense run on
them. Call at our Office and see about
il:
CnuRca w. the Moo DisrEEsAsHEN,j
Joon the Q, G4.
Halleloogyl
Now is the winter nv our diskontent,
maid gollorious summer. The clOwds
that orckast the perlittikle horyzon is
broak, and rays from the sun Nv success
hev pcerced cm, gildin the the nosis Nv
the fatheful with a rayjence that wis,
ky cannot give.
Honey hez kun out Nv a karkis--good
hez perceeded frum Nazzyreth. The
Rsddykols hev nominated FremonI-
Hallcloogy! They did it at Cleveland.
never yotid fer Fremont. In Sc
didn't likc--iu fact | aboozed him. |
lort at him for partin his hare in the
middle, | akoosod him NV bein a Cath.
lie and Nv steclin cattle frum the Guv-
ermeut. Wen Linkin apiuled him Gen
raj, ! abooscd him agin, and moro than
ever wen he ishood his Emansipashcn
Proclimashen.
But now, diskivcr that l hcv did
him a grevous wrong. The most be-
komin way man kin part his hare is in
tho middle, the steelcn Nv cattle from
Guvmentis an act that no man who sup.
ported Bookannon kin coudem, aud his
abilishism- why heze to be pi:ied fer
that.
Wv coarse no limocrat kiu vote for
him, for there is a rifiD difrence in our
priusiplos, yet about haff Nv the ablishu
party ought to do it by all menes. Johh
G. is the man fer them undoubtedly.
But welhcr he gifts mcny votes cr few,
bis bein nominated is salvashen to US
Every vote he gifts, Lnkin won't gil, and
then what
The bair thot almost overpOwCrS me.
We kin elect dimocratl
This movement puts new face upon
affairs, We needn't be pertikelerly anx
shuS emmy moar for Lees succes-in
faat, bloeve it wood be better fer US Q
hev Grant whip Lee snd talk Richmond.
Fer whyl Becoz Spozn about the
time the Confederasy is played out, we
elect dimocrs!, and spozcn that dino
crat let's up on EN-, restoars thcr niggers,
pOrdoncs Gun, paysther debts, compen'
salts them ez hez sustained losses in the
war, aud penshuns thcr widdcrs, woodent
they let us hov the heft Nv the orGss a
while. Wv coarse they wood.
segcst that the Commits who air
takin up cOllcekshuns for VOllandygum,
send the money forthwith to FromontS
ExCcootiv Committy. shell talk up a
colcEshun in my cOngrcgashcn immodi'
atcly for that purpus'
RC-inwiggortid,
PETRoLrUM " NASBY,
PaSter Nv sGd church in charge
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Justices Blanks.

A II, kinds Of Mogis,roDc Blanks ON hand
~ and for sale at THIS CFFlCE
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wEsr NaelylA, September, 1861.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
TIE POSITION or TIE DEAD ON rRg BAT
TTEgTELD

army 10 Italy pablished sons sime ago the re-
snlt OF some curious and interesting oiserva.
tsons made By himself and Others upon tho bat
ticfeld ofthe late Napoleonir war with Austria,
inTsgard 10 tho position Which ihe bodies OF
tho slain assumed under the effect Of mortal
woaads produced by different missiles Of death.
Ina Enmbcr Of cascs she dead soldier was
found almos. ii the speaking altitude Of ha-
a passage 10 DR.. Arnas,ds repos. says
4 Hungarian hussar, killed at the cauae nso
snens With his horse. was only slightly moved
ID bis saddle. aud isas there dead, holding the
point Of lis sabre IN advance, IN tho position ~
charging. A parallel case occurred sn che
death of an Austrian artiIlerymaa Thosa
sounded ID ;hc hsa1, ii was selaaEked. gener.
ally fell with face and alsionca aas 10 the
ground. Wonnis III the chest and heart pro-
dnccd Ike pessarr Of she body. though in the
lassor cases notifications Of she pesitioa ard
expression more Frequently took place than 10
The krnsr. A Zoaase aaraek full in the chest
was .sdenblsd upon bin muskcs 10 Il taking
pcsision to charge hasonets his face ii'l Of en-
eggy, with IN attitude moro inenaciag than sl,s.
Of Hon.
Bot tho report Of Dr. Armand, after NIL. con-
sins 20 casa 10 remarkable 10 the TWO which
are reported in . Norshere paper . have been
obse:rea apon tho battlefield q Shiloh. 4
ls.ier the New York Jpsvaai sf Goamertt
szss.
on Tint bsoois Eisld. when The sarnaga was
oves, solder vas foaad standing. bis Isgs
sornewlas. sprcad spars. and his arnas shfowa
esnsnls;sely oatsasd. bic possnss tasas Of i lis-
isg man. agisassa, psshars By sesT Strong
sgaosisns; be VIA nevertheless ssoisc dead, 81
ahassis monument al seeming life asosgsiie ilse
hseasosnb Of fallen col, ,,ses Another sssdy lay
partially pssAssased on eis sisis. sEts hatsss
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the sch teeth wsgc altnoss In she act pE grasia
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or Districts. Id fact, made them our MASTER
But ageueral welfare Is no where aimee th
| var. Tia vocation is gone viii, osss departur
| from their clutches; and IS dead and baries
But new power hss arisen, bsaver and ssror
ger, aud parsr lsiace il comes not out Of th
Econstisutinn,. That power ia saaissory aesks
4 si!vf No more refued sopbissrics about Oh
Constitution. No more relian,.e on Chief Ius
dee MarshalI or The great expoundsr OF sh
CoassisasioHs sMiIitars nsccssisy !! strides owe
and trampIes deEa ali Constitutions. At sh'
!. very opening cg tho var il scfred editors Q
newspapers aud put than into sssisens SuF
ard fana his listsa bell @s lossawish hsosaa lssk
Ieaa wrsick wss seisess ID his bed. ssr ssaken ca
Of h;s field, and marched osF sish basoness DO
h:nd hsr,, 10 some secasye fortress It Hsals
paprr money legal tender. it sf5esssa sh,
members o. tho LegaIasasu of MARYLAND ans
dispersed IL. IL pds ssse juaissal aashorasses Q
tho Ssasss and of tho United States at defiance
and when Chs, Justice Tiasry ard Jadga Dau
lsp ycnstrcsi 10 iissas urits Of HaSeas Go.pssl
to l;erasn as virsssss, il sangssed ss them. ],
eool.Y abs;sslacd shc whole caastisgtien Of sas
unsssa States. SOS, By iaw ssf 'ongrcss, sssaas
I.saeoia sseepns
yau ssl tr,.,ral,.ss ses "a sl,ss evil i casci,.
;ng. II .sss ;.,,,sassih,e 4. see what .a,slitary
nceesai,, i,sti accomplished orr the other ssde
os she pp.aasae, Without 4 longing being raised
on bar aide, 10 tasse OF iss ssgesss Presently.
shesc ~ess beard whispers ia sLc wssd tl.as
military necessity repaired that tic Executive
shn.,l3 h. ~ ,b;a ssaa of ,l,s posorsse, a.
ss,,,,.,, = h,s 9 !. an ,i,e o.ser. The military
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aaa saas ii 4 Az las s.he Constitution asssd
ypa want ss 10 ptsisS ssssose Wl,e csisscise and
and bl.Hss The Gosegrmaat 51akass lasPsa'
EIae ssos Lincoln kicked Il oa sha e:scs side d
iha posusssse, ard whs should II exiss on siiss
Military sssssssss requires silas eyesy sssAn
.alao rasnps hold BIZ sossss.s stesla ase pat in
sail Are nos sl.e grsassr psi iass fssl'se ia
lie asu,s And q ssss ssas army i deppsssiN |
sNhy shoa!d stsos ss's ID ilse asstsy asa sssssss.
and sos isssu sssapatistn also ossr sasan o'
sosrss us nslss hass asiesgp asd 4sasilssaFs
necessity z Il thing 20 aeecsarassA Z.
linnala ssss sais sa No sfs. slast alter slse sas
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Rates fog. Advertising: a

Rates for IA Advertising:
Fnr o,ss sausss swssse ianss or lsss -~IW
utlrI.EHs fsr The Egss imssstsoa. and OAE DOlr
Lac ana FIFTY CENTS sos eseh sahseqeunI
OBITUARY sorscgss exssediag one square, charged
at savestssias rates.
Transient Advertisements and 5ob NoTS AUSE 1E
PAID FOR gS ADVANCE 49,.
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W passcnA
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Ms. III Asoa N Lospos, Iondan cor
rcsres.ls,s ii lie New YORK Herald vssses
Is Ia bs asssd In couneessoa Hsh ithssae
rr,s,suss thas Ms. Maspn, sthe eassssrss
sasf. has been insgfussa sadaa sstsssa sss
There is d rs,inor 81 sosas sags Dip
llossaassa movement sef slas Etsapefss 81
spi.s 81 slha news d. tbs Fedcra slelsls ssse
ssoufadasase stock i riAss1sgy, and isssisss es
changed Eos she MssShar II q wfssh
aes,sec ci eoaiiaencs whiah csstasssl
Thai Mexico aass'F rance win ard nfHsss scA
edge the Independents of she GosSeierass
STATES. Iao not SOC the grounds fOs the ~.
sertion, and Ii mag reat entirely apaa supposa
necessity Of insesposing i friendly power ls.:
tween The MEXICAN Empire and the ssess
Norshera Repubiie--she necessity kaf aaaaee
SS power on The Wcslasn contineas.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Jerrcld onre mesa IL. 4 party ct which Mrsj
#psnreg had ssss.abled his friends and said 70
h;s koss on eosering tbo room anay dear Mr.
pgpper, herglaa yoa Tnsast b 70 sss your
friend ssassefsd.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Tho New York Herald States Chat the New
York Grtbmass daily oircufAlssai has fallen oa
ono half aud only ssaeHsssso e, 900. and thai
i,s weekly has been reduced 100000.
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ssgxaseyEsx4Is.a yEsougs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

4 papsr called tho Neg Mutton has been
ssagsssl iu New York, IN the interest oil Fremont,
vh;eh lsss down ,lie following platform
first AlsoIasc. complete ard iti,niedisse
issraty, wtshoas distinction ofraee or color.
sscond--The absolute maintenance os The
Moaas Doctrine.
Third -Anoshes sad better military orgaas.
ration than tha, Of President Lincoln.
Fourth--A Elimination oil the powers Of tho
Executive and larger responsibility OF Cab.
net ministers 10 CongTesa
Fihb-A nation ID The place 81 . eonfsdcsa.
ton.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

a LaeoAnsg rsDgarAglga--e eaps. sessrorgs
f,sasa invites Tho pablis, aad paFsiealarly shs
ss,Iiia.ss. 10 aid him In completing work on
wh;oh ha i nov Engaged, aud The object of
wE;eh q 10 record and prcserse well assssssd
incidents os arcsnaskable daring, endarauce,
sufsriags, sacrifices aud ether trials IN inpris-
our,e,,.. llosps.sI, marches and battles. The
Facts asnuss lse assessed by one o. Two persons
aud endorsed by superior officer, giving 10
faIl The sotatnansl. l.es,ers 10 Captain Chase
aIsoaa he addressed ID tila eafn of The .Nag.
ass;a WssEiy,n Richmond. va.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

WANTED.--Twenty thousand Michigan
WIDE AwAKEs, who are willing to sacri-
flee their capes, lamps and lives in the
pursuit of Sambo, Lincoln and Liberty,
too" are requested to rendezvous at De-
troit Barracks on the 5th day of Septem-
Der next, where they will be marched in
front of "my !piasza," where they will
listen to lecture on the science Of
I" blood letting" aud drinking cold tea
from bottle. Thence to Brooklyn, New
York, where they will be met by two
hundred schoolmarms, armed with broom
sticks and abolition tracts. Mr.. Henry
Ward Beecher will then present you with
one of Greeley's "faunting hes" and
give you q pass to Abraham's bosom ria
Dixie. For further particulars see Abe's
last joke.-MarshaH Erpoander.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

ARREsTED.-Hon. Fraucis w. Shcr-
man, Of Marshall, came to this city day
before yesterday on buiness. At about
lot o'clock at night, he was arrested by
the military authority, and detained rs a
prisoner until the next day towards noon,
at which time he was released on the
ground that it was mistake. BY anoth-
er week we are in hopes to give full
statement Of the affair from Mr.. Sherman
himself, at present the affair looks dark.
Jackson Patriot.
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SEEDS.

A wonderful thing is u seed
The one thing deathless forever
The one thing changeless-- utterly true
Forever old forever new,
And tickle and faithless never.
Plant blessings and blessings viii bloom;
Plant hate, and hate win grow;
You can SOW to-day-to-uiDrrow will bring
The blossom that proves what sort of thing
Is the seed, the seed that you SOW.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

CoTToN, in 1850, 10 cents pound in
1854, 81 rs pound. The first is the
Democratic, the last is the abolition price.
1t is caused by the irrepressibe abolition
agitation about slavery. The difference
in price is paid by the laboring masses of
the North, who in addition have TO sup
port the negro in his idleness.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

WHEN SHALL WE HAVE PEACE?-
When the war is successful upon our part,
the Lincoln organs say that it is no time
to make peace, because the rebellion will
be speedily subdued if we 90 in with the
carnage. When the Confederates are
successful, the same organs tell us that
our national honor and dignity will not
allow peace. The question is when are
we to have peace under those conflict
ing doctrines.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

THERE are wise people who think
Massachusetts men will not fight. A
DR.. Gardner, who is assisting at the
seance of the Spiritualists in shis city,
says so. He says he will fight for Mas
sachusetts and shed bis last drop of blood
for the old Bay State. So will every
body from that State; there is not a man
there who is not willing 10 6ght and shed
the last drop of his blood. The trouble is
not to find a Massachusetts, man who is
not perfectly willing to shed the last drop
Of bis blood, but it is bard to find one
who is willing to shed tho first drop.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

j. F. Chubb, Manufacturer of and
Dealer in Plows, Cultivators, Thrcshng Ma
chimes, Reapers, Mowers, Hay Presses and all
kinds Of Farming Tools and Machines. Ag-
ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

LINCOLN HAS ONE FRIEND.-Mr. Lin
coin has one friend left. An old lady in
Scotland seems to have had a PRESENT.
ment that he would yet need another
"Scotch cloak" either to get out of
Washington or out of the country, and
she has accordingly sent him about $50
worth of Scotch plaid. Her letter is ad-
dressed to "My Lord President" and
she trusts "the Lord will bless all his
(Lincoln's) endeavors for the peace of his
country and the freedom of the slave"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

THE landlord OF a hotel in Lacrosse,
at least so says the Democrat, of that
city, recently said to boarder: "See
here Mr.. -, the cbambermaid found
a lady's hair pin in your bed this morn
ing, and it will not answer" "Well,"
replied the boarder, "I found woman's
hair in the butter this morning, but it
did not prove you had a woman in it,"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

LARGEST VINEYARD IN THE WORLD.
California has the largest grape vine
yard in the world. 1t is in Sonoma Co.
IL covers an area of 400 acres, and is
managed by the Buena Vista Vinicul-
tural Society" The quantity of wine
which this society has already mauufac-
tured is immense.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

THE only national party is gain
ing ground every day, every hour; and
the trne men of the country arc looking
forward with the intensest interest 10 the
Chicago Convention. 1t will be the
most important politicol body that has
ever assembled since the Convention that
framed the Federal Constitution.