The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-20

NNF' 'Nub uuVSi aus W uu'NVs IOui
Missouri ex.rObel bush vhacktrs-fol.
lowed him into the Wells Fargo Slloor
Of this city, with the ootensibO design Of
kicking up row, and shelving Bill, In
a few minutes tho ball opened, aud Bill
! went in on his ''musc." Deoling tho
foremost blow, he knocked him cold
as wedge, and then in tEinkling
whipped out his revolSars aud bade do.
fsnce TO the whole crew. lis needless
TO say that whilst Bills weapons cover
ed !hem, they never stirred. For q
moment it was so calm that not even q
".tGf slisred,' Then cursiDg them for
"a pack Of rebel thieves whom he had
fought for FIVE yoau, and Intended 10
fight for five more" ordered them 10
"vamose the rancho" and with a con.
templuous kick, 10 accelerate the speed
Of the hindmosl, turned 10 the Police
man and ASKED him whats to pay"
At the same plrco few days ago, we
witnessed another OF his pugisIiStic en-,
coualcrs, Quite a number Of black legs,
bulliea and planners, having nothing
else TO do but drink whiskey, thought
they would Sary the monotony, by lit.
lie display Of muscle. A butly Irish
man, who claimed 10 be "lhe bully boy
with the glass eye, mahogany nose, ami
guttaperCha tooth" pitched into ono Of
Bills friends, who being somewhat un-
der the weather, was in q fair way to
ge! his cOuntenanoe spoiled. Iu mo-
menl Bill was 10 the ring, just spelling
for fight, and telling his pal to stand
back, told his adversary to "come on"
that no man shoald attack friend Of
his when ho wasn't able TO defend him.
self. So al it they wont, like two bull
dogs. After the first knock down, roll.
ing, tumbling and gOuging-IhO eager
excited crowd surging, swaying and
yelling go in Tag and get your meat
go in Bill, give him h; Hail Colpm-
bla"--or ryords 10 that cfect. AS usual
Bill was the victor, and adnonishing his
bloody antagonist to hereafter mind bis
p's aud qs, strobe off os cody ps il
nothing hsd occurred, arm in arm, With
JACK HARVEY,
celebrity No Q, who as widely dif.
ferent from VIII Bill, as Wtld BIZ 4,
from him Bold end reckless, be fears
neither man sor devil. II is recorded
of him tbal being in charge Of n wagon
train, ltdOn. wilh merchandise for New
Mexico o,--Ihe tesmslers thirlgen in nun.
Der mnliued and resolved to run the
train of into Texas, and then dispose Of
it, to 'hei;owa advantage. seeinS them
together il one. group plOnuing their
fop! schsme, he wslked up toward Them
and addressing lhemin pleasant mau-
ner, requested thom to bo seated. and hO
would talk the matter over with them,
No sooner he'd they squatted. when
drawing both revolYers with deadly in
tent, told them that the first one that
moved was dead man; thea dispslching
bis boy to the nearest Post for assistance
held them in mortal terror, subject 10
his 1iIl until the arrival of a squad oI
soldisrs.
Not being much on the knock down,
be is seldom ever seen without bis pc,
uavies. His hatred toward the "Nob!e
Red Man" is intense. Standing not len
feet from US, he remarked to agenlleman
close by, oS he drew his revolver "lf
you'll clear ma in the eyes Of the Law,
III send bullet square between that
fellows cyes"-pOinliug to an Indian on
the opposite side Of tho street, and he
weuld have done II too, with as good a
grace as he ever brought down Buffalo.
Speaking oI
BUFFALO
reminds me Of the choice Buffalo
steak served up to US at breakfast, and
Antelope pOt,pie for dinner; the mention
Of which like "Machir's 40 year old"
is enough to make ones very teeth wa.
Ter.
"A SLICE"
Starting out one evening, with view
oftaking Junction in slices, we followed