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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May II Gen. Grant has
returned.
There seems to be no doubt that the
Justices who denied the filing nj the amend
ground that it had no revelancy 10 original
bill and was not supported by proof that
Gen. Ord intended TO seize property of the
State, and besides. it was considered that if
such course should he pursued by Gen.
Ord, the remedy would be in the application
Tor an adjudication apart from the consider
atoms connected with the reconstruction
act.
Treasury circular announces that a
Deputy Collector has been appointed to re-
side al Duncan City, Michigan, for the pur.
pose OF receiving and certifying to maniiests
Of vessels cntesing Lake Michigan, through
the straits of Mackinaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToy, May 2l.-The cash contributions
TO the suffering Crctans amounted to &lS.
800, besides large quantities Of clothing.
No diminuti0n of arrests for drunken ness
since c'osiug the tArs.
SPRiNFiRLD. Man., May 2f.-.An indigna.
ton meeting - been called ~ prominent
citizens for TO morrow night. TO determine
what action the people will take 20 suppress
the unmefciful cruelty, wanton barbarity
and other heipous crimes In the public
schoOls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.

1867. Summer APPaHesmeat. 1867.
rssiusrua BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes faster then Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 2s. 1857.
" and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily. l6unasys excepted) q follows
uoing kess- LEA Mail train u = 90. A. =.
y Night express. S6. ,. =.
doing Wess-lse, Fteighsior Kellogg ed W ssh.
ID, Express and Nail for Kellogg
aAd Washjneton .7b5 n.
Arrive q Davenport daily, (Sundass excepted
Psom Che Esss-iss Night express II. = 20. A =
I'd Dolly Ex. B meil. s SO, ?. =.
from the Wess-lst FREIGHT from Kellogg and
Wellington. ..... "A so. ?. =.
%. kspress from Kellogg and
Washington. .........e 20P.n.
counoeS3oHp.
AZ Chicago With I'll Eastern Routes.
A. LaSalIe With !. c. X. d for Duuleith, ~
louis. Cairo, &c.
Az Pond Creek With G. h 10. 4. r. for Bur.
Nngton. Keokuk and Quinsy.
~ Peoria (during nsvieaSio0A with Peekete
fos ell points % Illinois Rfves.
A. Kellogg, lowe City, and Waehins 1ou with
Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for all points West
Southwest and Northwest.
sleeping Cosohes % al Night traiss. Through
rckets for sale end Haeeses checsed to Prin-
cipai Eastern Cities and Towns
r. A. NALL, Asst Gen. Supt.
A. KfnBALa, Asss. Supt Iowa Division.
Daveuposs
u. II. HsLLs. Az, Davenport.
Davenport. Aprii 20. 1867,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
LOUISIANA.

NV ORLEANS. ray 2l.-A Picor,int
correspondence dated Orizabs, MAY =. saws
the City Of NJ, Sico is surrounded. by 20. Oio
Liberals. The bombardmeni has commence
ed in Earnest The garrison Numbered
1900 men under Marqu, Sc, who announced
his intention TO nsist TO the last. He lad
Impressed ali water carriers and Iorters.
No Officers are TO receive quarter iro IN
the Liberals
Orders bad been issued that Lliramon.
MaIqnesc and Macmillan be shot il cap
tured.
Since the surrender OF Puebla, the 1mpe.
fialists have not ever 10000 men all told.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. May 2l.-The 81. Louis and
Vickshurg packet, Albert Pierce. passed
here Saturday morning with six hundred
tons of miscellaneous freight for Vicksburg,
took fife yesterdy morning. near Lake Prov
dence, and was totally consumed She was
owned by Dan. and Bart Able, Peter Field
man and others, and was valued at $50. 1000.
Insured in St Louis, at $4,000. No lives
lost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

DEfRoIr, May 2t.-Thefc was . murder
committed today 10 the pvn OF Columbus.
ST. Clair county. Two young uben. named
Curl.y and Mccall, had quarrel Of laDe
standing, which eliminated In The lastcf
being shot through the head BY Curley.
CuIley he'd not been arrested q jasS sccuouiaL
!he Fentaus have maso meefl to-niGAt.
ana speeches viii b made b. z. ]. MecSei
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

LONDON. May 21.-Earl' Derby says ON.
amicably adjusted by the proportions made
some time since to arbitratc.
LIVERPOOL, Nay 2l.-Frazcr. Trenholm
& Co, cotton merchants In this city, have
suspended. Liabilities large.
BERLIN, May 2l--A horrible plct has
been discovered in Hanover having for its
chief purpose the assassination of King
William. Count Bismark and several nota-
bles residing in this city are involved. Sew.
cral arrests have been made 1t is thought
the scheme entirely frustrated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

TAxAnoA, Perry Co.. H.. Dec. II, 1890.
This cestiaes that have used and recommended
In y practice, DARING tho last -four years HOSTEL
TgRT STOMACH BrTTaRs with. perfect sasIefso-
tson and take great piessute in seconmendins them
setho pablic 4. PRICE. NJ. d.
TrscoIA, H., Aug. 3, 1866.
Meesrs Bos,etter 4 Smith
Dear sirs I NE your BiTTERs In my fsmiiy.n
consider them the best that can be procnsed. Ny
wife has derived gree, beneat from using them. and
also considers them an invaluable medicine.
Respectfully youre, 0.P. MILLER.
oxsoaD. wsrsen Co.. n Y. Aug. %. 1866.
Messrs. uostetesr A smith, Pittsburgh. Pa.
sirs There IL great demsnd Tor yons valuable
STOMACH BfTTERe in this neghborhood. We
hsvo ben using them IN our family for sone time.
and nsd shso the best medicine Of any for family
You're. in CANDER COLE.
Dr.. Hostetter Dear Sir with plessure can tes-
tfy that your DrTTDRss nom my knowledge Of their
h my family, snd from what is said By pusch1s-
ere, ere iar supcrios TO any other.
P0ufs, &c, ROBERT 0lEBAI.
Efinghsm. Eningham Co., 1liinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

CHARLrsrox, May 21.-Geucral Sickles
has issued IN order prohibiting the. distilla-
tion OF spirits from grain In the Second Nil
itaIy District. Offenders are declares liable
to punishment by military. commission
The reasons assigned for the order are, The
scafcity Of food in the CArolinas, deffxul-,
ing the Government Of large revenue &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
NEW JERSEY.

ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Nay 22.-The
steamship Santiago de Cubs. from Grey>
town, Nicaragua. for New York. with $50
passengers from California, 10 ashors here.
Six passengers were drowned while attempt
Jog 10 land. Tho passengers are now lands
ing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAxcIsco, May lS.-The Aontaas,
from Psnams. sailed to-day, with ESQ.,, $50
in treasure-$653,4 62 Of which goes 70 New
York. and $500 barrels Of -four.
Whcat-Quiet: choice &2.1c02.12A.
Flour Firm, Vt <6.7506.77.
Legal Tenders 74c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Nay 22.-Ths Ladies Relief
Association have collected 5000 for The
suffering poor Of The South.
The Brewery Of Fritz Kaufman, corner Of
Wsidy end Main streets, AS busoed yee-
tesday morning Loss $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kiagston r. o., Nsehen Co.. Minn..
ApriI7. 80,
Restucky 20 this place. The stores kad none .
yeue Wosa Destroyer for sale. They are great
u useded here In 0inaesota. A trial IL ali that
4 oseded 10 give then sepwtation. We cant
DO without theo, DO scsA scne out this way
Yours, sincerely.
d. u. AanowOoD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

Miss. 8. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO no s-FARRAND's BLK. ID FLOOR
DHUfO0RAPuS WORKED IN OIL on
< wsses CoioSs. or India inh. on pisiA ~
slba0ssissd pspss. Rsssioulsr stscauoa psid
ooplea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22


Quosations ere tAersfsss sfissls salue % pestses
1t distance. Few lots cold early q .eS for
ssssS ..,S 20 ~ spn sxscr;1sios ron
and simple l:ss are much neglected ana Quota
Cosn-No. opened lie lower than e,es;.,
prices OF Yesterday. at Csc. but with moderats
demand advanced 70 eve at which Azure Il
opened on Change. The decline in Liverpool
and dullness AT me Eset had . depsessisR 0sn1.
ency which was checked BY the iightness Of re-
cei?ts, and msrkes ruled On Change generally
09k.
0sts-No. rsgul9 epsesA q es,<. bat with
active demand s1vsnced. Large salss al Tic. a
which Ggurs tAs mail et closed firm.
Rye-Dull and lower. 1.5s fer No 1: No. q
nominal q 1.4401.46.
Barley --Csntiauee dali
Provfsions-Msrkst dull, heavy.
vork-Suail lots cold 1t q. 90 fof prime mes.
Shoulders end clear sides-YaiP request. sn6
Aru a full psices 70 flt erdess fer sese1erAis~
Lasd-Dsls 10 bsyers ~ svss lS3{ fee psi1e
steamed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
ARKANSAS HEARD FKDM I
TnrfncxaAL - MEDICAL NEE.


ErosytPoIE1. whiis.eo. Ask. kAay %. ~.
Ds Joun BulL-Deas SIR: Last February wes b
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got sone Of POUR
earsapariila and Cedron Mttess. My soB-ia-law who
wac with mc n TIE store, hsd been down with fhea
mssism for some time. commenced on the Bitters,
and .een found his general health improved. DR..
0sf who had been IN bad health tried thc0, and he
also improved. DIR. Coffee. who had been In ~
health for several years stomach and liver affected
Tho improved very much ~ the use Of your BNtsrs.
Indeed The Cedfon Bitters has rvcu you great popu
lnrity w THE settlement think could sell great
quantity Of your medicines this fall-e-pecialiy oi
your Cedron Btters and SarsapasiIls. ship me via
Memphis, care ldckett 4 Nicely Respectfully.
@. II. WALHER.
gxrnAcT ov IrTTrs from Pnovmsros. Aia..l
Mfy Is. 1906. (
Da. JoHr Bull: send you $50 for CEDnox lr
TKEf; please send bat II will TO AFTER pay ing
freight 60 Columbus. Mice. have been troubled fol
eeversl years with indigestion have had TO take il
every nigh for ten nftecn years. and In February
1904, was attacked with general pAlalyAs. was
ecndned 10 my room for the balance Of tho year snd
Ia feet. coutinued 10 very weak and nervous condl
tion Until some two msntAs since. when was pun
under operation, and your CsdsoD Bittefs foI
treatment. commenced improving right awhy. ana
pretty veil scetoscd. You're. truly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

n, Duiar-Dsar ST. ~ Husband. DR.. q. 4.
yshassat ~ skillfsl sssgssn end ply sieian in
Csatsal hsW Ysek, where h died, lssvisg tho
sbevo q. 2, 5oAasoa - ~ eore. A. thirteen
ysaso = GO - bed sArsaic diasfhsa and
1oseslA ~ WAisA ! eevs hin yoss Oassapasil.
Il, IL ounnD -. hose bes lsn pears. recon.
nee6el b . neey II Csa1sal New Yssk, Ohio
end LEW, ~ sefofhle, fever sores ssd gsnesel
debility. pssescs sseoeso Aeo a1tsn1s1 u Tho
cures 9(setsd il seme eosss Of scrofula end fevee
essse vess aloese 0ifesalsas, len very asa.
ieas ~ ~ go - agaia hese seecuses " Jose
oarsspasilIa, Ne IL lssrfal u gsseio0 aspuriess
ostigls, hsass HE Wsitisg Il. yoa for 4 Mis-
wousds aes tsssibls, bot ! bsf8vs be will rssov-
q. Respectfully.
Jnnnio Jeuneoe,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
m. =. HlD0yAANe.

DlYeiClAN AND SURGEON. Once. cor.
= "a end Brady Streets, under Stseepes 3
Daglts'e store. kesidsaoe On lAth a., bet Ira.
~ 80 0aln. Oct3d-di1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

~ Telegraph Nay "a
l1our Market dull and seglsetsd; few sheise
oInds cold q full peieee, b1s 70 effect the sale
or other descriptions holders we're conpeiled q
eocspA lover ralss. Sales Of white. wiutes extra
1t ls.7s9l7 IS; spring extra, lS.Oe0llse.
He Hour .0O4e.4S. r
Whsat-Mafkes II thosaae uusett1ea nd IN
satssfsstnry eondftion noticed yestsr6ay. Bat
one specuistor y IN the market 81 b 70 Get
operating sxssptin onall Wsy, IT ~ paspoee
u innoeneing prices, Of but servict hfs utter
81. ard With ANAL ssoek horo ~ = ooohlo6 4,
put prices ~ sr den loDooe sAsig SlnoI-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

new York Nl0ney M1arleet.
BY Telegraph May p.
ytccks-Rather heavy.
0od-l3sX.
Money! per cent
3t,rling-At sight. l0k.
Boads-s:oOs, cospons. OF -. l.osX; Of -.
1.ob;.; Of 'e5, l.0s,@; new. l.0e1E; l6:4es. es9{
$780, first srries l.O61<. others 1.o5%.
Ner York Central-9S%
Erie 62s@62H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

Ste.y Point. white Co.. ARK, May 2s. so.
ID. Joon oula-Dsar Hia: Lest February
was n Lsstevtlls parchaaiag Drugs, and got
oe0s Of your Carsapasilla end Cedfon Bit,ers.
~ boz i1rlaw. who was nh me IN che store,
b. . been dowA with rheumatism for some time,
commsaeed on the Btters. and soon found his
general health improving.
DR.. 0ist, who hes been IN bad health. tried
them. and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee. who hes been In bad health fer
several yssrs-atomsch and liver afeeted-h
improved mush by the use Of ycur Bitters. in-
Deed the Cedron Ritsers have given you fgreat
popularity in this settlement. II think ! could
sell great gusntitv of your medicine this fall
especial your Ccdron Rittefs and Hasspsrilla.
Ship me via Memphis, care off kickett
4 Nicely.
Respectfully.
&. u. WALxsu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
T.. akls ARA.

~. ~. selcRF AR nDAOV. M. -.
T1HY ]iCIAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE
H. ~sth DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
stoaai Bank. corner Of 81 and BRADY streets
RssrnsSuas-John NJ. Adler. NJ. D., J. w. II.
baheP M ID. avis.ef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
COM "a e RClAl.



OsyJc1 - 9as DAvmpOns Dpu0gnAs. 4
May % lse7.
floua.-0sAso.-
Retail bulk $500.
Seeks. paper. ois -.
Dbl. $3.50.
Wholeeale e0ets - bbl leeo.
Conn MsAl.-Per 100 ifs, eS.2002s0.
WHsAs.-Receipts nominal end prices unssI
tied.
Nos. I and prices
range fron.. ....... re- 70 90 pr bushel3
CoaN ........ .......... 6S0l.O0 :"
Rye-1.lO-
BAnA8v. ......:. O04l.l0
BOWS Per b oO(726c.
Eaoe.-Pef dozen. lee.
Walss BaAas-Prine navy el.7s 10 800.
HAr.-Pef ton, Timothy l6.0c Upland Psai-
fis e1o000l2 CO
ureen Apples. 90 per bushsl.
OoAl by The load, 3l0ssc. q yard, lee, de-
lissred, Soc per hushsl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
Bulls Sarsapari1la.
A deed REASON for the Capdalm's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND IHk
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, NO., April 80. 1866,
Dn. JomN DuLl--Dear Sir Know ing the ef
Acency Of your Hsrsapnrills. and the healing
and bcnihcial qualities II possesses. send you
the following statement OF my case:
was wounded shout two years ago was Ia
ken prisoner aud confed fer sixteen month
Being moved SO often that my wounds have not
healed yet, have not sst up moment since l
vas wounded, - shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired, aad need soae-
thiae 10 assist nstuse, have more faith %
yeur Sarsapasi11s than in any shing else, !
wish thae that 10 gsauise, Please .eHpfsss ms
Aalf dessA bottles. and ohlige
Carr. y. p. J09uooa. D. Lssis. Ne.
r She following. vas written April 20.
joA0ooa:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22
Mun.s.ER.

n. W10sA.EtEV
- 70 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond kecps oonstaus!y on hand and makes
60 Older.
aasAts', DSOyss aaa Chlldvcn.s
OLo ofthe bcst material aud in . manner
that csonot fail to give sat iefsction. Lisera'
PATRONAGE respectfully solioitcd. Imy0t-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-22

~ n0B>
D. Telseraph.l Nay q.
.v,em- .ussk6hnsi ed n~s aeneoi.
wheat Ne Wtnlss red, s.1,; No 3, sol.
Corn .unssesssd; 70 dsaAad. No. i, sos. !;
In - eold = -. snr 'st
6sts-UncAeags end dell; ne. 1. re.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; hs9d q 9oS -
Provisions -Unehangsl cad qsist
Mess Pork-Sales q 70.9S
Cesr Dscoa Sides -l11<e.
Bu,tsr-Dull q so0ssc, for fresh.
Esgs-l60lss.
Chicago Live etock Market.
BY re!egrsph.1 Nay n.
CAttle-Receipts. rs cars moderately eesivs
an firm, prime 70 extra. e.75G4s. rs /: mir 20
medium. 8 ss@s.e5; csmmoa stsess, Z sS0e. %: :
stock steers. s.75@7 IS; fat cows and thin
steers. e.ooGs.25; bulls. stsas. aud eommon
cows. G.oo17.e5; scslawags. 5.001s co.
Hogs-Receipts 20 cars choice 70 prime 9 so
a 90 fair 70 good 6.35@s.75 common TO me-
linn 5.lo@s so.
new Work. MaPkes.
B, Telegraph MAY 90.
riour-Duli. common grades i0e lower. n 80
a , 80 for extra State; 10 oo0ia.oO for Round
Wheat Dali. dropping. s@sc. lower; spring
mixed 2.Ss.
Corn-Opened dull. nominal. l.io@l.1s for
pew mixed western; l 30 for new yellow; 1.Ss
livered.
OAts-S5l<t9s6.
P,rk-Opsned Armer. closed heavy ed lever,
new q. 90 for cash, old 22.0O.
lwd-Stesdy.
Nhisky-Quiet.
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THE U.S.CLOCK
BRASS co.,
o. C1nCA0O.
MANUFACTURE TuD 49,
BEST CLOCK

IN The NAHxEf.
Wholesale Agency with 0llMD
DRO. g Co. 01D00l0oou91ng
0n3 W0oleoole 9ovgoooroS 1AD
~ wHOLBaAL8 ADMITS ~ AMIR
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

TnE LrpA NoEyrm We learn that
the Ida NoyelI will hereafter make a
down trip every Saturday insload Of
Sunday, as heretofop. This boat also
runs 10 Caunsl,ou three times week,
as per schedule in another column. It
is altogether 'upcraous 10 say that the
ObIlging officers Of The Liis oro ever
studying the oonveuicnco Of the rav.
cling public, AID that their efforts are
appreciated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11
Point Pleasant Retail Market.
Corrected Weekly by
COLE B. BRYAN GROCERS.

FLOUR la good demand; Extra $40;
Family Sl2 90; Faacy Sl3 so
GRAIy-Wheo, prime 81 1902 90;
0als 4Or; Corn IS,
PRovrsross--Shouldem l2!ci plain
hams lG2'; sugar cured 20ci sides
Is c; dried beef e5G3o cents.
APrLEs--lricd 50 5Ot03 PER hush.
PorAToEs.-el 90 per bush
LARD Good supply l2!e@ IS,
BuTTER i5',, and pleuty.
EGGs--In good demand at l2l0l5c
BEANs-s2@2 5Opr bush. Retail 495
per pound.
COFFEE 5000 for green. BrOvned
95 els.
SuaAR--Hvauno, la!c; Cub, l5c;
N o. I6@l7c; hard reGosl 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, 1000 c,
MoLAssrs -Sorsbun 4508Oo per gal
N. O.Sl 10, Syrup 81 %
SoDs-I2lc for American; aoi l5o
for New Castle.
STARCH lO0l2c.
Ffsu-New mackcral By the kit 50 so
OS2 90
SALr-Bard 50 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

STAGE Line TO Nara SuLPauG,-A'
D, Trotef the mail contractor between
this ploce and White Sulphur, hiss pat
on nj. weekly line Of stages between the
two points. The stages sod horses came
no on he Belle last week, sni the line
will commence running on next Monday
This will afford the delegates to the R
R Convention publ, conveyance TO and
from Waite Sulphur -Kaa. Joar.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

RAILROAD MEETlSG A meeting Of
the GltisenS Of the town OF Point Plea
SAINT was held at The Coart House on
the Cd day of July, 1867 The meeting
was called to orler aud on motion Of
Hon. John NJ Phelps, Peter S Lowis,
Esq, was called to the Chair, and 90
motion of Col j. P R, B. Smith, f.
w. Sisson, WAS appointed Secretary.
Col. Paxton, Of Lexington, Va, BE-,
ing present and called upon addressed
the meeting at considerable length upon
the prospects Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad.
After the conclusion OF his odlIess
and upon the motion Of Hon, John NJ.
Phelps, II was decided to call mass
meeting of the citizens of this county on
the 25lh day Of the present month to
further tho interests Of the proposed
road.
On motion of VIM II. Tomlnson,
Esq, Iho Chairman wos authorized to
appoiuta committee Of arrangements for
the said meeting
On motion orWm, II. Tomio0ou, the
Chairman was authorized to appoint a
Committee to mcmoraliso the Board Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11
ME FOURTH or JULY.
NAV HAYES, We W., July

Editors Register:
The gIOriour old Fourth of July has
again rolled arousd and / was glad to
see tue loyal people Of West Virginia a,
ever true to the honor of their country,
On the morning of The All we started
en- route foe the beautiful ltde city OF
Hartford, When we arrived We found
the bells uerrily Ginning An occl-
sional shot was heard from the distant
hills, while young aud old were wend.
ing their way to church or getting things
in readiness for the celebration. At 9
A. NJ. the bells begSa again to chime
and the people began to form pro
cession The Sunday Schools from the
U B. and NJ. E. Churches commanded
By their Superintendent formed pro.
ccs'ion on Font street, where they we're
haI'el and j,ined by citizens, .hsp
PRAYER was Oifsrs By Df.J s. l'sns
ley and The programme real by Captain
Mccoy, Mafshll of the day, when they
pr,ceele to the grove, Che speakers
mounted in ftan!. the Ing line fol ing in
IN regular order, the yelm3tsrs convey.
Jag water, ice. lsmpn', candies, provis'
ions, cream. fre'zars, etc, We soon
reached beautiful grove, where all
were soon seated upon the lovely green,
AMI soon the choir again charmed n'o
llsienng car Of The iorest, with melody
from score of voices,Ied BY Prof. Gsry,
after wneh the D'clarttion Of Iniapen.
drnae VS. re BY Dr. H.n,ley Hon.
Judge Simpson was then introduced and
entertained the Iodeues at l5ug.A il an
able >p'ech appropriate TO the dos, at
the clo,e OF which Mr.. Mercedes was
introduced aud made an sble address or
temperance and Slboah Schools, (oh
for more such advocates Of these good
csuses lie was hurdle to close by
the approaching rain, when the Marshal
dismissed the audience. A large crowd
replfed To rock camp near at hand
where they we're sheltered from the rain.
Here we be,o,k ourselves to The subject
Of so much impotence that OF convert
ing stones iato tables ani soon the
bounte' of earth were spread out more
plenliInlly than any pen can describe
Snfiire it to say, We had IN overlbunl
snce of such good things as few lux the
Hartford Is.Iiys can prepare. After the
rich rcpast. the remainder was bdsket-d.
The assembly then proceeded 20 the city
aud began to lhink that all was over,
bat calling at my friend Capt, McCoy's
! found quite u crowd there, with the
ice cream rreezr in fu! action and ice
cream being the order of the day, We at
once proceeded 10 deliver large amount
Of it from the cold charity Of the free.
z'r to more congeaiai elm ,te, feeling
that it could not cool our patriotism
though il was v,gy cold,
New Haven had handsome ceIebra
tion in grove near that city. The l
o, G. rs were out in full regsIia, the
Sabbath Schools and the citizens were
in regular procession. The Declaration
of Ioiopanipncc was real by Geo c
Willing, E,q Atress4s BY Rsvs. J
D. Leonard nnI D. Hart. Essay on
Temperance BIZ Vim. Leonard. Singing
by che choir and other appropriate *
erci.es. All vas peace and qli~t at
each plare, AID RI cts honor upon rhn
citizens of Hartford AL Nv Haven i1r
their zo.l ia celrbrotias our nations
birth day. LILLY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

VIZ understand that Capt, Karnes has
received q contract for making the brick
Tor the new Episcopal Church, to be
built 10 tbs place,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

VIZ are glad to no.ico oii,posi,iou on
he part OF most of our citizens to clean
Up the streets anl CUTTERS 10 front Of
heir premises. lie, the good work 60
,ayely on. This is only "goak,"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

THE preamble and resolutions Of the
l o. o. i. OF Hartford Guy, came to
hand too late, lor this issue Of our paper,
Will sgpear mex seek.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-11

II you want good Jsb Work, come 10
This ollire end examine our specimens.