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

tbe world as rs useless and wrelched
Thing, incapable Of welding either sword
or pea but I'must be iisullel by chari.
Yl Fire, lishr, and food; all sent by
one who knows my necessity And YET
wbO knoEsl Perhaps my mother may
have di'eoyeredlmy relront Who else
could lpvo acted lhasll My mother,
bless tlteo both 6rahy ac,ton aud res.
pectiug my concsalmonrl
And thq'inyqlid officer sat down to the
first hearty meSlihe bad eaten FOR weeks.
He hal llefl h0Hc because his rtieuds
wholly disspProved or his making music
a profession, and wished him TO employ
his leave ofRbsepee 10 lesroiOg auolber
occupation. Ills mother so pressed him
that tbo saw NO Stbar resource but sol
diers''asrch4dcc- 4 retreat, For two
months no trace Of the fngitiye' hal heen
seen two months spent in vain efforts
to make hic'ohoseu career support him;
aud now, doubtless, his mother had
Iounj him cut. and lisd token, this way
Of respecting his sgcropS,add ppnishiag
hisprlie. nl,7a.i .l. a.fsag
Mex, morning the young man awokc
wiIlfan appetite unknowato him oflale,
TIE generous food Of the previous night
had restored his systcn, anil brought
him TO natural state. Luckily salis
cient wine and bread remained TO salts.
fy lis craving. aud then he sat down 10
think. All bis efforts q get his music
sang, orPlpyod, orpqblfhcd had been
10 vain Singers knewhim not, pub,
lisiers declared him unknown, aed the
public seemed doomed never TO hear
him; because they never heard; logical
c9psRauenceS very injurious 20 young
besiaaers in literature, Poesy, music and
all The liberal arts, But he was deter.
mined 10 have one more tfisl Having
eaten be, dressed and went out ID the
direction Of Tie 'Giioyen, Dupont, wor,
| IthYand excellent man, who in bis day
had published more music bodadd good
than a musician toulj have played in d
lifelime. i.s
.F"tYSf "tYfqu ilhrye some!bin new, tben, sig;
oYenl3 said Dupont, after The usugl
Rrelininaties, ondiafcr apologizihg 70 d
lady within his Office for leaving her
oThilc, "As my time is precious, pray
Play %ance, and sipg ifi5 You wiIl.p
The younsman set himself at the
sarpsichord which adorned tho shop,
and began atoocS tho "Sops Of the Ar,
ny Of the Rhine. /" The music publish.
fr listened With tie kpowjng air Of one
"ho1lS nollo DO dcFewed, aud shook hlS
head rs the Composer ended a
'Roug crude-bu clever Young
man you will, doubt not, do something
oR9 Of these days; but at present. am
sorry to ssy. your Efforts want finish
polish!' 'i'5' an 5 su- =
The singer rose, ana, bovine, lert the
shop, despair at bis heart. He had not
a sous in the world, his rent was in ar.
rear, he knew hot how to dine that
evening, unless, indeed, his mother came
TO his ail-an aid be was unuillidg to
recsiTo, His soul repqogod from it,
for he had p,rtoil from her in anger.
His mother was d R0yalist he WASH re-.
piblcau, a6ad she had said bitter things
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

CnAp3--A maiden lady, becoming
alarmed about the peril OF her complex
ION in the present winter weather, inqui'
red Of druggist lately, il be had a
preparation lhnt would keep chaps away
from hsr face. The druggist is reported
to hsa replied in the affirmative. at the
spmc time indicating that she did not
need anything Of the sort,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

Ecg' Should the ostrich snatch of'tho
gallan's feather, tho beaver his hat, the
goat his gloves tho sheep his suit, the
slk.worm his stockings, and the neat
bia shoes. 10 strip him no further than
modesty villsivO losve) he would bO
left in cold condition,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02
Ng-IIe Thai wnits 10 do a great deal

NJ IIU 10HNE 7WU''V " 10 j." 49, y n
ofgool at once will neYsrdo anything.
Life d 2nldstp Of little lblpss is
yihas ID oesalcal
'doiog great deal stonss. True grest..
ness consists in being great in little
things. Drops make the ocean, and the
grepteal works are dOno byilittles II
we would do much good in the world,
We must DO willing TO do good in little
ltiogS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

Ag'Mr Lincoln is jpbilant over the
scallcu,ionot Hoods army by Thomas,
AMI iaspeslipg Of il last night. he was
reminded Of tho following auocdate. -
outinlowor Illinois, ina little village,
there was n butcher named SKIES, who
had a large mi9elieyous bull dog which
was cgsrled aH a towunusance. Fowa
wore killed, clothes were pulled from the
line, meat honses were robbed, clildten
were gcaral, aud Sykes dog was bla,
med fotsll and blamed justly, Now.
theIsHas 4 lnap,aamod Henderson, who
had 'alfuo turkey kil1a This dog of
Syke'oand' "a @sgdgo fsyeugc. 50 he
took about aqpaaos5of q pound of pow.
der and done il up in bucksEin, tying up
a piece Of punk SO that il projected ont
of lha.li bpalle Of powder. Then
Hbopu(the bundle in large piece Of
I'l6i6Jlt6d abdlIsi iti1 rcaaiutss aaa
not long before sykcsdcg came trOtiing
along aud Henderson, lighting the .pnok
with bis cigar, threw the bit OF bread to
the cur who gobbled it at mouIhful,
The Gtxt minute and'the was an OK
piosionl Tho dogs head was blown
over fence ialo . creek. his hiod legs
aud toll was sent up and lodged on Hon.
dersoa't porch, his fore legs were blown
across the strcet, and the rest Of Tho bow
WOW was laid about in small pieces
'Whouap exclaimed a locker on, you've
rather used up Sykes dog, bain't ye,
Hondct'on2' Yes replied Henderson,
4 rather think that as d dog Sykes
won't find him Of much use.
And SO of the rebeI army-ra an army
Hood won't find it of much use - Wash.
Lor. Boston Jow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

F1r Married couples resemble pair
ofshoars, so joined thAtthSy caunoslbo
separaied, often moving in opposite di-
roctions yet always Furnishing any one
who comes bsswssn them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

E8'IIow lruly an old man@il, l,rWhen
| was yonhg | was poor when | was old
| becrmo rich, but in each condition
tound Disappointment. When tie fac
ullies of enjoyment were, | had not the
means when the means came, tho fac
niles we're gone"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

RsEAn exceedingly modest yOung
lady desiring a leg Of a OhickOn at the
table said: I'll take the part that ought
10 wear tho drawerS.'
a nice young gentleman who set Op'
posite The lady, Immediately 5aid' Th
take the part that ought 10 wear tbs
austle.' 5c0
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

RBeThetoo frequent use Of authority
impail t. Ifihuudsr wero continued
il would excite no more sensation than
tho noise Of mill. M N
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

G1A parSimoniouS soa captain, an.
swering the complaints of his men, that
the bread wos bad, exclaimed, "Whatl
complain of your bread that is made Of
lour' whatdo you think of the Apos.
les! they ate 'shew bread made from
old boots aud sboesl 1A
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02
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ATroRSEy AT Law.
--Ssfz. III practice "a the e5@rtiesof HaSou.
~ Jackson and Writ Address, Baycus.
wssa, West Va. [Arril 90 '63-N
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02
DIR s. O. SHAW,

HYsIcTAN AND Surgeon,
rDENDERS his professional services to lhe
l public. Calls IRON theconatry promptly
attended to. Office on Front ..rce, adjoining
tho Virginia House"
Feb, ~, lsGa-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

BGS. a lady, in speaking Of Tie
gathering orlauyer' TO dedicate new
Court House. said she supposed JbOy
had gone qovew the place whore they
must shortly LIE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

HG- A worthy couple 10 Detroit had
a pair Of twins baptized the other day.
and iu order that t,ey might tell one
rom the other, tied piece OF ribbon
around the ann Of one, which stupid
aervont girl girl removed after The bap'
tigmal ceremony. and they cannot tell
which from which.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02
R. =, TBlf,i1..
krrnNNEY AT LAW.

ATTORNEY NJ Law,
YY7lLL attend the Courts Of Mason county nj
w lis regular Terms. All business en-.
trusted to hi care viii receive prompt a'G.
tinn. Address, r. S BLAZE, Eilchie {. H.,
Wc,t Va. Sept 10 ls6S-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

a. Ladies ys. Gentlemen.
Three things a lgiy capnot dor
lab She cannot pass a iIinery shop
without Stopping
% She cannot soc piece Of lace with.
out asking the price. sa
81, She cannot see baby without
Lissiugit.
Alaiy Of our acquaintance turns the
tables % the gcnt!cmen as follows
Three lbiogs gentleman cannot do,
LiI,t, lie cannot 30 through the house
and shut the doors after him d
al He cannot have a shit made to
sJit him.
Cd. lie can never be satisfied with tie
ladiCShshions. aHa-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

"Why" said Jotoy.
because" sheroplied, IL love The
devil SO we'll" Jakey tainted, he did--
but revived again and is now GONZALES
cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
Gen. shsrman at InaianapolI..

IxDIAxAPoLIs,a July 26.-Sherman
banquet last night was q grand affair,
given by officers and ex-ofhcers OF the
army, at > cost of 81 600. Sherman, in
responding TO q toast, made q lengthy
argnmentafiVe speech. BE said his an
cestors being in sea-faring line contri-
buted to i'm portation Of African slaves.
He felt il his duty to atone for the sins of
his ancestors rs far as possible. He con-
sidered the Slaves freed By the action Of
the secession. 1t was the duty Of the
Government to protect and educate
them. They might be colonized in
Florida aud admitted representation in
Congress- He was opposed 10 negro
suffrage, or indiscriminste association
with the whites, His observations in
Mexico and South America led him to
this cenclusion. He believed the whites
must have the governing influence. He
believed that OmnipotenGe inaugurated
the rebellion to break down the legal
hedge that projected slavery from the
last indignation Of The civilized world.
Be thought plenty of the Southern States
would vote for the Constitutional Amend
msns On the subject ofmihtary power
be- did not think there was any usurpa-
tion. A marshal law was self pteserva-
tion, but when the necessity was past be
hoped civil law would resume its sway.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

ton. send them to Mt Vernon where
they win receive hearty welcome. 81
We call upon the people TO sustain the
College in her noble work. .5s -.
Iowa was the 6rst State in the Union
that filed her quota of Volunteer.
Iowa soldiers are the FIRST aud braFest
in the Armerican army. Iowa has con-
tributed twice 60 much to the Sanitary
Commission, IN proportion to her popult-
ton, as any other State. Now let us
take better care of our disabled soldiers
than any other State. No other InsGitu-
ton makes 80 generous an offer as Corr
nell College. We doubt not she viii be
sustained.
The Fall Term will open August 5lst,
1866. y4adI IL .sao
Will papers throughout the State copy
the above so that wounded and disabled
soldiers may avail themselves Of the Of
fer of free education. a1aa
I b7ail4a "a 90 8. N. FELLOWS,
Trustee and Agent of Cornell College. !
: Lyons, lows, July 10th, 1865 .gaiba
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

= WELL DESERVED. We learn with
pleasure that Msj. Gen. F. P. Blair has
addressed o letter to A. Adj. Gen. K. d.
Townsend, at Washington, in which he
recommends the appointment of our re-
spected friend. Col A. Iii. Sanders, to
the rank of Brigadier General by brevet.
The reasons set forth for comforting this
honorary rank upon the Colonel are,
that his bravery on the field and bis sol
dierly conduct throughout the war, en-
title him to this mark of respect from
the Government he has so faithfully
served The prospect 10 very favorable
that Gen. Blairs accommodation will
be needed and tie appointment made.
! lf simple justice is done to brave and
faithful officer, il certainly win be. That
rank has been conferred upon MANY an
officer not half 90 justly entitled to it az
is Col. Sanders.--D Davenport Iona,
Gazette
We heartily endorse General Blair'i
recommendation. If there was q mar
in the seFviea-Rhe deserves star fol
hard and meritorious service, that mar
! Is Col. Add. Sanders. He fought brave
ly, and suffered anmurmuringly in tbs
rebel prisona He should be promoted
at once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27


Il What few elections have taken place
in Virginia have resulted in the COM
plete triumph of the secessionists, who
Fsl idsts Is bitter as they were before
they acknowledged themselves whipped,
and they lose mo opportunity to display
their malice aud hostility towards the
Government. Elections, under such cir
cumstancss, are farcical to a ridiculous
extent So impudent have the rebels of
that State become that they openly asoW
their determination to run the notorious
guerrilla Mosbg for Congress- iu his Dis
trict They viii elect him, if permitted;
and he will have no hesitation in taking
all the oaths that can be devised in order
to secure seat, where he may more
successfully assail the best interests of
the Government than when be fought
against her with armss4 esi IS sf.a
1t does seem to US that it is high time
to abandon the reconstruction policy
that gives such license to the impudenes
Of notorious sccundrsls. like iMcsby,
whose hands are fairly dripping with the
| blood Of mens hs. has murdered without
provocation and in cool blood. As in
Virginia, so in all the Southern States
Rebeis, fresh from the Armies Of Johns
ston aud Lee, have no hesitation in
taxing any oath that will enable
them to control the elections
aud recover the political power
| in their several States. Rscrssnt to
every sense of honor, they viii stoop to
the wotstcrirnes and resort to the vileat
expedients to retain the political power
they have forfeited. Our Govsrnment
: has recently been encouraging them in
their wickednssa As the policy oI
James Buchanan before the war led
them to believe that the Government
: lIwonld not dare 70. coercs them into a
recognition Of her laws and authority
30 the reconstruction policy Of the pres
snt ADMINISTRATION is encouraging then
TO believe that the Gcyernment does no
dare 10 punish them for their crimesb
dspriEinE them Of every politieaf righ
i and privilege. They glory in their trea
son, and count il worthy Of high posi-
ton in the councils OF che Goyernmen
tthey sought to destroy. out upon ssuel
n xsuicidaf policyi Lstrsbels be taugh
!. that 10y men alone are to make an
Il administer the laws in the United State
J, Of America They should be .made-t
W learn by proper punishment, that tFei
son is the ssorst of crimes and traitor
: the most vicious Of criminals. Militar
( Law should be rigidly enforced until tn
.ss .arrrgzuce and=impudsnce of the subjs
i. gated FAhsla afe thoroughly crushed an
/ they bring forth fFnits meet for repent
= ancs. Ia this way alone wiz quiet :
!. preserved and the supremacy Of Il
g 0ovsrnnsnt srniy sstablishsd. '-i ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
Foreign Nsws.

NV OkAt butY @o---Anb steamer
Scotis, from Liverpool on the 18th and
Queenstown on the 18th, bad arrived
% The ship Mercury, At Havre, from
New York on the 2Sth of June, picked
up additional passengers and five more
OF The crew from pieces of the wreck Of
the William Nelson A bark was visi.
Bile, and IL is hoped that shs saved
Others sdl yeas O. leo
The Great Eastern was expected 10
leave for Valentia on the 18th.
The steamer Carolina, from London
for Valentia with the shore end Of the
cable, put into Falmouth on the 18th.
sa An Antwerp paper rsjoices that Ant
werp is to become . permanent station
for American war vessels. Uasl
The elections eDgrossed the attention
Of England. -Four hundred and twenty
one counties, complete. Liberals 262,
Conservatives l5s-a Liberal gain thus
far. The Conservatives only admit a
gain Of 4. Another week would slapss
Before allthe coUnties would be In
The Mercantile Bank Of New York
obtained in the Queens Bench verdict
of e26, 1888 against Charles Windsor,
who lately aoscopded.
The Bank Of France lost %, $50, 000f
10 specie during the week.
Boarse bu4yant at OF &c
The Swiss Federal Council received
notice Of the recall of Mr. Fogg, the
American Minister, and the substitution
Of Mr.. Harrington.
80 = US LATEST.
LIvERPooL, July l5.-Ths Asia's news
Imported considerable excitement in the
cotton market to-day, and an improve
ment in American securities, especially
Illinois. ~
LIVERPOOL, July 15-Evening.-The
steamship Asia, from Boston, arrived to-
day. m "a sasaHyi 7
Cotton, sales TO day, 20, 600 bales, in.
clnding 10000 to spectators and ex-
porters The market is b1oyant, with
an advance of ia @1d. The advices
from Americaf by the steamer Asia
caused the advance. Breadstnfs quiet
and steady. Provisions dull. Lard
firm. iAA iia s@f ,s'--
LONDON, July l6-Evenins.-Consols
closed st 90990s for money. U. s.
Five-Twenties,, 7llG12. j. va r -,
Very latest via Queenstown:
EIvRRPooL, July l6.-The Goals we're
all lon board the Great Eastern on the
14th, and everythiDe was inthe best con
dition te-leave the More, on the 18th, FOR
ValeBtia,. --.~. alHf ia
Mr., Doin, embAssador from MaximiI
ian, has arrived at Southampton, whence
be will enibafkfor Mexico. q
lv, RIO JEsEIEp, june 24--Cofee, good,
Ia 75@l 81 per hundred Exchange
24I@24sd..
3 Pans l5tB-The Bourss closed fat
ReEtes, J7G soc. 1u5a3lsA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

10 One of Mr. Colfax' party Deacon
Rrosa Of Chicago--mads a speech at
Salt Lake City, in which he ayowed that
their party had tried all the luxuries Of
Utah, even ito the full capacity OF the
human system" The Chicago Repu6.
Hean. in quoting this remark, gives its
readers an opportunity OF knowing what
those Injuries were, in which.the party
so extensively INDUCED, by quoting an
explanatory stssemsps ss follows: "our
utmost efforts in that regard, hesa ys,
twers put forth In the garden Of the
gentleman who sits Immediately before
me- We regret to say that the name
Of this gentleman is ignored By the re-
porter. We are astonished that Mr..
colfax's party should be gdilty of such
excesses.f E9dAn bits Fia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
IxrrarIOx 81 GRrrxBacx-Br Gar


FULl-A Cincinnati Detector sends out
the following:
2 aLarge numbers of One Dollar
Coanterfsit Greenbseks were passed in
this city on Saturday. Except few
minor discrepancies, the spurious note
is an exact fac simile of the genuine
bill The general appearance ia also
very good. Tie green ink is of some
what lighter shade than that used on
the genuine, and some parts of the note
look scratchy and blurred. The figures
On the green scroll-work on lower
right quarter of the note are printed in
green; in the genuine they are scAits
these, however, are defects which will
be removed, and future issues of the
notes will be much improved. Examine
carefully all one-dollar greenbacks
July IL, 1865. "'' .1sg
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The Youthss History Il ths Bsbeliios, y Thsy-
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n r. Ssoas@f X a.i SOY; GBSfs Of Absahaa LissOls,
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Tbs Farmer Boy; Life Of Grant, adapted for
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Love aad Rridss b. Arss Gray sss7 a..
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3 Tory Buflsrs aefa ed ss cNl DO. -c
LIE q Jpiius cHsAr; by Louis ssPoisOn; 81
All shs Works Of Carcllns Lee HsntE. a,
All the Worxs Of HaNthoEn-
ls1E- J. D0BELL bsgs 60 shsuk hss rusfomsEs f1E
ssppcrt, and 70 gnarsafse 70 them that he rsdrces
eli prices soon 90 coss - ~ pebishsKs-
fail snpply Of School Booka, &e-, fSx Country
Merchants - lowest priess. ty2o sw
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NEWS BY. TELEGRAPH
= bns NJ TIE = y. LSE
Exclusively for the Journal.
a Thunasr ssorm--PrI1s Fight.

a Thunder stORm--Prtzs Fight.
CfEcNSATI, July 26.--A severe thur-
der storm, yesterday morning, did con-
siderable damage 70 property in this
neighborhood.
q A prize fght, for $1,000 q side, be-
tween Clark and Heating, which was to
have come OF to day, has been inde6n-
itelY postponed by the arrest Of Keating,
who was held in $40, 600 bail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
-RELRS AN REeuLATInNS.

I. Ne papers given swsyai ths oou az q sor
gratsAtoas eiro1aAt1oa.
;. No Advertisements, ioeAl notices . Rpuaain,
srtsd unless prepaid or pay guaranteed.
:. Advertisements wili never be aooompAatads D
IoeAl notices. unlsss eOntrscs h nss 10 that soes
and value rscslved for thS nottos.
4 Ne LooAl Sstios. !" however Short viii.
fnssrtsd for lsss than One Dollar each day.
5 asrriAgsss Funeral ana Religious Netioss
mnss Invariably be paid In advAnss 10 secure In
ssrtion.
6. No deficiency On.ths pArs ofcArriers viii b
made good By the oihos. The carrisrs fall to
isuSs papers orSsred and directed. thar must
pay for their earslessrsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

i eCOlonsI Dan haeadlsy, the veteran
commander OF the Ilth Indiana volun-
teers, has received the honorary appoint
meat Of Breyet Brigadier General. A
deserved compliment. Brevet appoint
inenis just nov have no other signii-
cancs than as testimonials Of faithful
seryices and evidences of the confidence
Of the appointing power in the recipi-
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