The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03
AnotAeTv Tval DqaooI a, sprak..

ing at Ger. DIX WAS IN the civ, and .
croSd collected at The West Hos's, and
90 CuIuRbSs avenue. in front Of it,
The Union band OF S,adusky repair, d
to tile house and PLAYED several airs,
when the crowd, which was by this time
very large, began calling for Dix 'Di1'
when no came out on the balcony ofthe
hotel and was introduced TO the crowd
BY Capt, Steiner, as the man Who, early
in the war, uttered thSt noble sentiment
III any man dsNS pub down the
American aag shoot him on the spot,
lo "lle was reosiySd with three loud
Cbesrs, aHd briefly addressed the people,
saying: ,rt.4
B "Felloy- Citizens; am very thankful
10 you for the honor you have dSue me.
AS | arrived here late TO night, am en-
gagged 10 public business, AnlSshall de-
part Of any caIly hour in 4he nj ornine, 1
know you will excuse meifTulimit what
i have 10 ssyto simple acknowledge
meut Of your kindness and courtesy.
al will say one word, however on The
subject which lies nearest 'Na heart Of
every loYsl ihan--l mean the rebellion,
1t hes been my conviction from the be
ginning that We can have no honorable
peace until the nsurgenl armies are dis-
psrSed and the leaders of The rebellion
eXpelled from the country, Loud
cheers, believe thai cessation Of
hostilicS would lead inevitably atd di-
rectly to recognition OF the insnrgent
States; and when ssy this need hard,
" add that | can have no part III any
political movement Of which the Chicago
plutCotm is the basis. Rouewed cheer.
ing and OppIausc,] No, fellow cidsens,
the only hope Of securing an honorable
Pence-a peace which shall restore the
Union, and Constitution, lies 10 steady,
persistent and unremiuing prosecution
of the war great Opplausei and lcbe.
lievo the judgment Of every rishGlhink-
ing nan will soon bring him 10 this con
yicion.
"With these few remarks, and renew
ing thanks for yolr Kindness, l bid you
all good night" Haaa s,i aa
TnE EXPRESSION OF DREss,--Wompn
are more Ike flowers than we think.
In thcir dress and ddotnmout they cx
presstneir nature, as The aoyers do their
petalsrni colors Some woman are like
tho modest daisies and iyiolets-they
neyer look or feel better lt.an d-esst d in,
a mornig wrapper. Others are not them.
selves unless they can flame out in gor.
geous DIES, Ike the tulip or tho blush
iose. Who has not ses0-Awomeh Just
Ike white Iillies? We know several
double marigoIds and poppies. There
ara women Ct only for velvets, like dah,
lins. Now nnd then you see holIihocks
and suniloWcrs. When women are free
10 dress as they like, uncontrolled by
others, pnd ool limited by their circum-
stances, they do not fail to express their
true characters, and dress becomes a,
form cf expression very genuine Spd
useful ..f.
E9-Tho Philadelphia "Noth Amer
lean" tells the following story:
"A weIlknown freqpen'etofl lhrdstreet
stopped yesterday in . barber shop, close
to The "Norh American" building, sat
in a shaving chair, drew a ns wspaper
from his pocket, and instructed The
knight Of lhs razor 10 take OF his beard.
The barber was an African. He simply
replied "Yeq, boss" and produced his
implements The customer sat down
He was duly shaved. His face was wiped,
ana he arose, donued hi; coat and hat.
How muchl' he askedgina doIorous
voice ashs adjusted his shirt collar. b
.l"Fiflosn cents, boss"
''Why, 1 thought YOU shaved for ten
cents at this shop"
"Dat ar,s The average, ssh," was the re
ply. "Ten cents is lie price Of shoys
in dis yer shop, You come in hero, sab
and read the news Of Sheridan, $ victory
and your face got about six inches lon
ger dan when you come in. ltyour face
was ike il was oforc you read dat var
news. ten cents was de Prics. When
you commenced to read about de defest
of Early, den yer face stretched down
about four inches. OATS what makes il
wurT fifteen cents for der sbayn"
l'ne euStomsrcOulin,t restrain a gin,
though he wss Copperhcad, and the
hit a: him was made by 'niggsr.' HO
laid down the fee and walked out. He
was one of those gentlemen who 90 their
length upon Mcclellan, and who of
course shuddsr at every victory Of the
union arms.
R8-Can you tell US of single sym
pathizer with treason in the State who
will not vote Tor Mcclellan? Can you