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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-16

Ny lue peOVlS VI Nuu 'uNellOl atS
without aPprebensions that as tho rebel
lion wanes TO close the rebels will come
back among them aud vote them down
at the ballot box. In some Of the coun,
ties there is a considerable element Of
disafTected persons who seldom oreyer
80 to the polls now a.days They seem
TO be bidng their opportunity and await.
ing deliversnce of some kind at the hands
OF events. The presence Of the mill
tary has overowed them, and has given
the loyal population at least the seeming
mcjotity in almost every voting precirct,
Were the military removed and the
absent rebels back again it is feared ;bau
in not few localities the loyal men
would be not only oulvoted, but seri-
onsly annoyed. 1t is 10 meet q danger
Of this kind that Mr. Fleming has pro,
posed lis amendment prescribing to
voters the oath taken by officers in this
State. The Constitution specifies that
such en oath can be required of officials
and voters in time of'"war, insurreotion
or public danger." 1t is suggcste to
US whether il can be continued iu force
when the war is over. Upon this,point
it seems 10 US there need be.no present
anxiety. When the terms Of the coli
tuition are all exhausted, viz; "waf
sulrection and public dangsr,a y
be time enough 10 consider more may
be necessary When this war is over
and al "publc danger connected with
it's debris passed away, We will not prob.
ably need an extraordinary oath for pro-
lection. The government of the United
States will be compelled before that
lime TO adopt some policy as regards all
the States that have been in ininsurrection,
and as regards all persons who have
been overly allied with it. What that
policy is TO be no man thus much in
advance can forsee.. The present re-
bellion involves magnitude Of settle.
ment that will lax the craftsmanship Of
this country beyond all precedent.
How far the States will be sgents in the
settlement has yet to be determined.
Our situation presents its own peculiari
ties. AS seperate Stale We have not
been in insuuec,iop. As formsr part of
Virginia we have been. We have, like
Kentucky, Maryland and Missouri, been
counted as portion of the Southern
Confederacy, and like them we have had
a large disloyal element overly and Sc.
croIly aiding and abstting the rebel
cause. The government of Tie United
STATES will no doubt aim to secure a
general status for all such PERSONS
Until its agency and our own is defined,
all our legislation must be shaped 10
meet existing and arising necessities,
Mr.. Fleming's amendment is tempora,
ry e1pedieut, as contemplated in the
constitution. II is protection against
the influences Of the rebellion until the
rebellion itself shall have become ex.
tinct. As q constitutional protective
cxpedient it commends itself to the
endorsement of every Union mon, and
we trustit will receive the unanimous
vote of The Legislature. The idea OF
rebels coming into tho State and voting
while there remains spark Of vitality in
the rebellion to DO anywhere awakened
is something not 10 be thought of for q
momenC-[Whecling Intelligencer.
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Theodore Yates. convicted Of
the murder Of the New York Policeman
Curran. in Brooklyn, has been sentenced
20 DEATH his execution iAkeD place March
II.
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DR.. James H. Hoof,

Tg1ENDERS his professional services to the
i citizens Of Point Pleasant, and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply
Of drugs, oil, paints, dystufs, varhish, Essences
xtracts, perfumery and soaps of all kinds and
patent medicines and a very superior article OF
sarsaparilla.
He also has Il large stationery, tobacco, cigars
and an excellent rcle Of pure cider vinegar.
Feb 27, lsG2. ".
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B5-Lot not one failure discourage
YOU he that has had fell, may SIspA
% upright ~ hSsAtat did, A
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THB ALPHABET OF TREASON, B.
@. D.; Arnold. Burr, Calhoun, Davis
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TENDERS hs professional services to the
public. Calls IRON the couatry promptly
attended to. CiEcc on Front Street, adjoining
tho Virginia House"
Fch 27 lSG2-lY.
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b%r Can you tell me, Billy, how tits
that the ChantiOleer always keeps his
feather, 90 sleek and smOoIhY'
No.
We'll, I'll tell you. He always care
rieS his comb with him.
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ETMSsy eIpedienIs ore very mex
psdlSnk
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.R. Ss, Elail',

ATTORNEY 1T Law,
NY7ILL attend tho Courts Of Mason county at
w it's regular Terms. All business en-
trusted 20 his care will receive prompt at ten
tion. ADDRESS, r. S BLAR, Richie Q. H.
West Va. Sept, 10 ls63-ly.
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Y2. s.. Brown,

AIroRXEY At Law
.1EiILI practice in the counties Of Mason,
wv jackson aud Writ Address, Ravens
- s---'t April % '0a-tf
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From North Carolina.

NEW York. May Cur Raleigh letter
Of the 18Th and Goth state that Gen. Sher-
man and staff lett that day for Charleston
and Savannah, thence going to Richmond
to visit his army, which was to leave RAJ
leigh the next morning.
Sherman had issued AN order II announcing
the hnal agreement ofsurrender by Johns
ton. He prohibited Ill ioraging, aud pro.
vides certain ways to relieve the pressing
wants OF the inhAbltauts.
Tie 10th and I'D corps remain in the de-
partment OF North Carolina, together with
kilpatrick's cava!ry. S,oncman's cavalry
ia ordered TO East Tennessee, and Wilson =
to the Tennessee river. near Decatur, Ala
bana. Gen. Howard and the army of
Tennessee will march to Richmond. Gen.
Socum and the army OF Georgia also
marches 10 Richmond.
The rebel army is al leaving for tha,r
homes. many OK them iakir;, their arms
with them. Some trouble is sporehended
from those who took their arms ani went
away on their own hook. t;ep. Johnston
nas underworld 10 carry GU. the ,erms
agreed upon, bat the time intervening be-
tween the first and second agreements oc-
casioned some decentralization.
A movement WAS OH foot to Te-organize
the Stale government.
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The Yellow sever plat.

hALlFAx. May 6,-Tha Bermuda pa pers
e q; lons accounts OF the iudicia, irves-
t!2aiicn now hein. held at ST. Gso-res of
the attempt o. DR.. Black burn TO in,r,,!',ce
yellow fever INTO New York. Phi,.t.e,pl,;s
ana other northern cities. Blackburn Wis.
TED Bermuda ostensibly or & phiiaii,h roni,,
mission. III connection with mo cayses a,
yellow fever. .he evidences shows that be
collected whit" there, b.,.inx .td clothes
taken from fever patients; that re mr.
chased aud infected new cio,hiay, which
he packed in trunks, AND ls;t in charge OF
parties with orders to forward them ~
New York in the spring.
One witness testified that Black barn ron.
resented himself as an agent who was sent
tor the dest, Uction Of the northern States.
II was also shown that severa! persons
connected with the agency OF the Ccuio..
ate States, were cogrlzant of these facts.
II is stated that there were ten trunks.
three OF which have been found aud their
contents buried by the Board of Health.
Buick burn is we'll known in these pro-
vinces as II leading and ultra rebel.
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Mexican :Emioralion.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Herald says
the excitement in regard to the Mexican
Emigration movement is extending in that
city and throughout the county. An
office where persons DESTROYS ofjoiningthe
expedition and registering their names
was opened in this city yesterday morning
and Was crowded al! day yesterday. The
principal part OF the applicants in this
movement are veteran soldiers, who have
served III The army of the United States
during the past four years.
Common enligrants, it is understood, are
guaranteed one thousand eight hundred
acres OF land. The bounties to those re-
ceiving commissions as officers, will OF
course, be much larger.
It il reported that the Mexican Republi-
can General Ortega, is at the head of the
enterprise, and that all the emigrants will
go fully supplied with weapons Of defense,
made as to allow of this without any breach
of international law.
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Jeha.tsn's Men.

baltimore, Maya gentleman who
nus lust arrived here from North Carolina
reports that the rebel troops surrendered
bv Gen. Johnston are greatly demoralized
aud nearly beyond the control of their Of
ticers, who are striving to march to their
respective States. The officers have be-
come the objects Of intense hate, and it is
IA much "a their lives are worth to venture
among them. Numbers have been MUIR
dered BY their soldiers, who appear to be
of the smali sums Of specie which the Of
ficers are understood to possess. The reb-
el soldiers express intense feeling against
Jefferson Davis and the various members
of his cabinet, and there is NO doubt that
If he or any OF the movers Of the rebellion
fail into thelr hands, they will fare badly
At last accounts our cavalry were in Wig.
orous pursuit Of him.
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From CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FaANcIsCo. April 80 TO Prot
Whuncy. Northampton, Mass:-Cali:ornl-
ans are as,ouished at the assertions sttrio-
uted to yo,, ard Mr.. Brewer. that there is
no petroleum III Southern California. We
have III Cur Possession ~ barrels of oil
:reiii Essea Nintons, producing 50 par cent.
illumina,in..an and 3 per cent luerica,ing oil.
Petroleum. has beef, found in large quaint
Ties in lro, Anydos, Santa Barbara, San
Louis Elispo, Content Conta, and Hum
boldt counties. Persons here are at n loss
why YOU aud Brewer should make state.
ments surrep,!tieusly. AS biologists of this
State, to injure an enterprise OF which you
evidently know nothing.
LEVI PARSONS,
Il. CONWAY.
know the nboye statement rs to petro.
leum In California to b- correct.
ID. >. UPTON,
Z. s. Surveyor General, California.
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man a.id Rsed, saying ;hoy p,ero para.ed
pr r.. sna cs,,oa 10 hl> l,u.ss on th4
evening OF the a6.h 4 Apll!, ana asxe.l 10
i :. accoa.noas;sa for the u :;as. he re-
,as.'' 80 :ons9 ih'h ~ us hausf, BIT iol
the best of his knowledge aud belief thew
sss'd IN the barn that night. The accused
here closed his case. The Judge Adyo-
cate offered III evidence various orders of
Lieut.. Cen. Grant and Gen. Ord, explana-
Tory OF the terms of surrender; providing
ma, paroiea soldiers residing south Of
possible by the mos. direct route. and that
transportation and subsistanca were not to
De furnished those who failed to 90 home
on government boats when in direct routes
70 the.r homes. The accused objected to
the admission OF the order as evidence and
; a., s court then adjourned until Thursday,
III oruer 70 give the accused time to pre-
pare his defence. PAs
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Gen. Johnseon's Farewell Order.

Gen. JohnstOn's Farewell Order.
NEW York, May s.-The following is
Gen. Johnston's farewell order:
HEADQUARTERS, Army of the Tenn,
near Greensboro, N. c., May 2d.-General
Orders. No. 2-Cbmyades :-ln tertniAa-
ting our official relations earnestly ex-
pect you ~ observe faithfully the terms Of
pacidcation agreed upon and to discharge
the obligations Of good and peacefal citi-
sens at your homes, as we'll As you have
performed the duties of thorough soldiers
in the field. BY such course you will
best secure the comfort of your families
and kindred and restore tranquility to the
country. You will return to your homes
with the admiration of our people, won by
the courage and noble devotion you have
in this long war. I shall Away.
remember with pride the loyal support and
generous confidence you have given me.
now part with you With deep regret ana
friendship and with earnest wishes that
You may have hereafter, all the he. prosperity l's
fSiRned.l JOSEPH Il. JOHNSTON.
Oficial-ARcHER ANDERSON, A. A. It.
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From Philadelphin.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--The suhscrip-
tons TO present to Mrs. Lincoln are not To
exceed IS each, SO that all may have Il
chance to contribute. The statement that
they were to be 500 each, as mentioned in
a previous dispatch was incorrect.
The subscriptions to the 80 loan yestes-
day by the LIST National bank Of New York
was 81, Ogu. OOO, not $lOO.UQN.
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Train or Cars Robbea.

C1NciNNAr1, May 6. The train on the
Ohio s. Mississippi railroad OF last night,
was robbed near North Bend, IA miles from
this city, by " gang Of twenty guerrillas.
The safes Of Adams Express company on
board, were blown open with gunpowder,
aud the contents taken. The passeug gers
were relieved Of their watches aud money.
The robbers made their escape across the
river in Skitfs.
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Payna GanEns.ns

NEW York. May S.-The FIST publishes
a letter from Il. NJ. Bletchford, to G. A.
Leonard. in which the writer says, after
referring totte improved condition Of Sec
rotary Seward and his son, that PAYNE the
assassin has fully confessed the crime in
all the details respecting 1t, aud the difH-
the plans of that Friday night not being
carried out was the greatest failure that ev-
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Army Movements.

NEW IokE. May a.-The Richmond
Why uf lac /. records the passage thro
tue city on saturday, of the ID aud 9th
corps OF the army of the Potomac es-
tiMated 81 from Js,tOO 10 5000 strong
They occupied five hours aid three quar-.
ters in passing given point. They bivou.
acked ten miles esst of Richmond on Sat.
urday night.
The lllh corps Of Sherman's armv ar.
rived at Richmond on Sunday, Wooloott'e
Division in advance Of the 20th corps.
The l5sh and 7th were within one days
march
The 18th corps marched 1870 miles In sis
days.
Trains are now running from Richmond
to Danville.
The Richmond Wing says on the march
on, which was Included in the route in or.
der to crafty the soldiers. 1t WAS marked
alternately with cheers and grosns from
those VINO, iron time to time, in the pro.
gress OF the war, were 80 unfortunate as ia
ne incarceraeed III lis walls, where, unde-
siguedly or not, the programme OF the route
took the line past Gen. Lees residence,
Frank: III street, aud hose OF the soldiers
who were aware Of the probable proximity
feierate forces, cheered Justify, and az the
residence was approached and passed, It ia
said General Lee stood at the window and
closed the blinds, aud viewed the soldiers
for few minutes. 1t Is supposed that
the route of the procession was selected
and led through the streets in order to give
the troops an Opportunity Of viewing the
city before which they had been fighting
four years tor its possession, and the SOL
diers seemed " enjoy the spectacle with
pleasure, thongh wit.out any outward de-
rnux ST III tons NEatnver.
Mai. ten. Hal.cck has made his appoint.
tnen.- Of .!a,!,.es cs the Court Of ,ncilae
,ic., or III usiI.tioG tor the settlement Iof
psclim. mary Claims and dues Arising out III
VIC ciiahe.u i the currency. =. j
Henry w. Thomas, late state Auditor,
Wm. II. Lyons, late Judge OF the Has
tings Court, and JOhn A. Merideth, late
j udxe Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond,
are named AZ tho board. =
The Wing also has the following: Some
idea of the immense business OF the Com.
nissary Department Of q. large army may
be Judged from tho fact that the Commits
sary OF Gen. Sherman's army had orders
ON Saturday to issue one million six hum
dred thousand rations for the subsistence
of the army ON its march from Manchester
to Washington. n; ~ "a
Capt. Thomas w. boswell, late Assistant
Provost Marshal Of Richmond. under the
Government, aud Detective
Williams have been re-arrested by the au
thorities and sent to the Libby Prison.
Frederick w. Boyd, . captain ofthe Bal
timore police, under Marshal Kane, was
arrested and paroled for an examination.
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Man Shot.

NEW HAVEN, May ga. G. Eggleston,
q merchant of Guilford, was shot and NOR.
tally wounded by a young man named
Andrew Knowles, Inst night. Knowles
was paying attention to Eggleston's sister
in-lAw out of which q difficulty between
the parties grew. Knowles made his e..
cape it ia supposed to New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, May "a special to the
Evening Telegraph from Baltimore says the
steamer from Havre, with the Marquis De
Monthclon, the newly appointed french
Minister to Washington, is reported down
the bay and is ex pected to arrive mere TO-
iay with the Minister and his suite en-
route for the seat of government.
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A valuable or.

BosToN, May 9.-The celebrated nam.
moth OK, General Grant, which has earned
for the Sanitary Commission over $4,000
was forwarded via Buffalo this morning to
the great national Fair at Chicago, as q
gift from its present owner.
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To be Hanged.

INDrANAPoLls, May 9.-Major General
Hovey, byauthori.y from Washington, has
issued orders for the execution of Ruwles,
Miiligan and Ho.sey, convicted of treason
by court martial in this city some months
ago. They will he hanged on tue 18th.
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Fire.

new YORK, May 6.-The Erie railroad
car manufactory was destroyed by Ere ear
ly this morning. The loss is estimated! at
3l25, COO The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of AT incendiary.
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Arrived.

new York, May 6.-The gunboet Flor
Ida arrived to-day from New Orleans.
haviKg the pirate Reed and other captured
officers Of the ram Webb on board.
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From NeN Orleaus.

NEW York, May The steamer West
ern 3ietropclis from New Orleans, April
~, has arrived. The steamer Atlantic,
with rebel prisoners from Fort Monroe ar
rived ri New Orleans April 10Th. The Me-
troroi;s hiring. intelligence Of the death W
Mai. Mudge,t, who was killed Ill the lxie
.ngag.nleMt as Mobile. Sh" ALEC bring>
500, 900 III gold and treasury notes.
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Run Away.

MONTREAL, May 6.-Beverly Tucker and
George n. Sanders have suddenly disap-
Peared: 1t is reported that they have gone
in the direction of Halifax.
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q old /.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Gold WAS almoet to
the extent of panic. The decline this NOR
ming to 81 35a was generally unexpected
days. The increased supply is the cause.
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Another Conspirator Arrested.

ST. Louis, May Sd. II. Blackburn
alias Or. Tumblely, charged with conspir-
acy with Harold in the assassination con.
sPlracy, was arrested to-day according to
orders from Washington.
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Bremen.

WASHINGTON, May 0.-The State De
partment has been informed that the leg.
islative body of the Republic Of Bremen,
at its session, was addressed by Its Presi.
dent. announcing our late victories as q
great victory won by the armies Of the
ers. He called upon the members to ex.
press their sympathy with the American
Union by rising. They did 90 and gave
three hearty cheers.
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luo laEeSSt SluSie 0UDSCrlptlO00 OF sat
urday we're 100000 from Philadelphia
York, 500, 900 from Providence, $4OO, OOO
from New Haven, 3l00, 900 from Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Jay Cooke re.
ports subscriptions to-day at e, 1S5, 200, in
Guiding $3OO, 600 from the First National
bank Of Cincinnati, $50, 900 from "a Nat.
bank, Chicago, s., 000,0 from the 4th Nat.
bank, New York, 1000 from the National
bank of Commerce, New York; $4,000
from the ii National bank, Providence !:
more; $l5OO0O from 1st National bank Of
Portland, Ne; $2OO, 900 from tho Merchants
bank, BOSTON, and 80, 900 from the LIST Ma.
tional bank Of Richmond, Va. Individual
subscriptions last week amounted to over
81, COO, 900; not one dollar Of contractors
subscriptions and not one dollar of their
vouchers was included. The daily reports
were of cash subscriptions and cash only.
As an evidence Of speedy REIMBURSEMENT Of
the relations of the Union, an old Peters
burg mercantile firm composed OF four
members, three Of whom are paroled pris-
oners OF war Of Lees army, have applied
to Jay Cooke for information about start
ing National Banks. 1t being their purpose
to establish one in Petersburg, with branch.
-. in Raleigh and RichmOnd. 80. >
PAILADELPHtA, May 9.-Jay Cooke re.
ports the subscription to-day 10 the 1880
loan at Us. 1880 the largest single wost-
Second National Bank Of Chicago, and
500, 900 from the Fourth National Bank of
The best Eastern subscrip-
tons were from Fisher s. Hatch Of New
York, Is, O59, 400; from RI. Ciennes & Co,
81, OOO, OOO; from the Second National Bank
of Boston 800, COO the number of individ-
ual subscriptions |, 1901, for 80 and 500.
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From Bermuaa.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The Hamilton Ber-
muda Mirror Of April 18th ia received. It
contains the news Of the announcement of
the surrender of the .-obels to Gen. Grant.
It was given BY the Mayor rs unweloome
Intelligence, anil it says: We await with
aD xiety further results of this sad terniua-
ton of q. glorious cause.
E--
Parties in California propose TO introduce
paper manufa turing machinery from this
country into China, in order to procure
it is made Of excellent quality from the
hbres of the bamboo and mulberry trees.
Its dark color is the only objection to it,
but its quality and adaptation to printing
purposes are said 70 b, excellent.
Gen. Lee is going to reside on MI. Hill
Carber's farm, near City Point He 70.
poses, it u said, neither TO 60 to the Soutl
! nor 70 Europe.