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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-27
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
THURSDAY. :. JUNE 81, lsO7.
CONGRESS.

The latest Geographic alyiees from
Washington represent that it is now
reduced to certainty that there vii be
an extra session Of Congress in July.
Hon. Robs. scheock, Chairman of tho
Congressional Executive Committee, has
addressed circular letter to tho nam
birs ia which is stated tho Importance
ortheir being PRESENT at The capitol on
the 81 Of next month. We presume
that when Congress meets ogain, the
recen! opinion Of Attorney General
Stansberry, ia relation 10 the Military
Bill, which gave 50 much satisfoc'
lion TO King Andrew, will be settled SO
as TO make it less a subject Of cuIogy by
traitors and more suitable TO the wishes
of loyal men.
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EMlCRArIos We loorn that an ex.
reosiyo company Of emigranis from Ohio
have recently selllol on the Ksnawaa
and vii Of onoo commence operations
in The coal business. We are glad 10
chronicle all such accessions to the pop
ulaiioa of the Kanawha Valley. Come
right along, We invite emigration to
our borders. We would Ike to see as
many industrious foreigners and Yankees
in our midst as possible LooforJ add
spongers are not needed. We want
men who orc not only capable but who
are willing TO do something toward build
ing up the commercial and industrial
interests of our people, 1t is high limo
the prejudcos against Yankee emlgm-
ton, among all political classes and
creeds, should cease. Il has been prin-
cpally confined heretofore to the great
body Of the SO called Conservative
pony, whose false aristocratic instincts
led them to oppose anything and
everything which initiated with their
old fogy ideas and proolivities. All
is wearing away. The war KNOCKED
the wind out Of all such rickely sails.
Men are beginning to learn that it is
not profitable to live cOn,enIsd in per-
fumed snail shells, while from distance
comes the rattle and din of the advancing
car of progress, Prosperity only comes
by keeping pace with modern ideas. =
The dawdliug, simpering dignitaries
who strut around with the inflated pre-.
tension Of poa-fowls on summer days.
have no part and parcel in this great
unsolving Of the practical problemns of
tho age. They are bu. membranes,
merely tolerated as idle and harmless
nuisonces, who come out OF their hiding
places once in while, like tho slothfaI
and slow'paccd ground hog, to see lEoir
shadows, They are not made Of the
RICH! material. What we want and need
are live men. They are coming into
our borders. Our own people ore being
slowly educated in the school of go.
aheaditivencss, Keep the ball rolling.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CaPital.........,..."$ 4 so 900.
DIRECTORS:

T. II Logan, 7 P Shallcross, j. S. Rhodes,
Geo. MendCl, j. H. Hobbs, Samuel McClcl'
Ian, G. W. Franzhelm, Jas. N, Vance, Alex.
LaughliN.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and in that time
done successful business, is still prepared to
take risks at fairratcs on buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats and Cargoes on tho
Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be Insured on
dwellings, furniture, barns, aud contents, for
or years at reduced rates
This being home institution, with the lar.
gcSt capital and surplus Of any company in
the State and composed Of some nincty-four
stockholders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself TO the
favorable consideration Of the insuring public,
aud solCts their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary,
Office 90 Monroe street,
N, 0, ARTHUR, Secretary,
SANL MCCLELLAN. President,
GEO. MEN DEL. Vice President,
I'M. COEN, Special Agent
GEO, MARTIN, Agent, Point Pleasant,
W Va. tJuuC 2O-Iy
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Il appears thai we have Su Laden
war Of vast propotioas on our hands.
Gov IIUNr, Of Colorado. states lhot war
exists over couniry 1000 by 1000
miles in extent. Gen, SHERMAN states
tina, he has not sufficient number Of
troops to protect all the exposed points,
and that the inhabitants must fight tho
Indians on their own hook.
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COAL
!. z. MOORE with Blackburn o Co.

S. +. MOORE with Blackburn q Co.
THE undersigned would respectfully an
L nounce TO the citizens OF Point Pleasant
and vicinity that they are now prepared to de-
liver the Qest quality of Pomoroy coal nj the
lowest prices, from the steamboat lsnding or
at the coalhouses of patrons. Steamboats,
supplied on short notice Satisfaction guar
antred BLACKBURN u co.
limo u. Am.
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ErrOrs of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and ali
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
verLiser's experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
ven l-yl 42Cedar Street, New York.
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THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

The Richmond Daily Dispatch copies
our article in relation 10 tho railroad
enterprise, and says editorially:
1.-THE town Of Point Pleasant is at
the terminus of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad. 1t is situated on the
Ohio at tho mouth Of the Kanawha
river, The recent movements with the
view of building the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is causing quite lively
feeling in Point Pleasant. II the little
town at the western terminus feels the
vivlfying influence of the improvement t
in prospective, what should be the ia.
iluence aud the expectations Of this
larger town of Richmond, at the fat end
Of the road? What u grand day it will
DO when we can start from Richmond
and run by rail through to Point Pleas.
ant! What change it will work in
our commerce, and how it will make
Richmond grow and increase in popula,
ton and wealth!
1t will thus bo seen that tho capital.
lists Of Richmond are fully alive to the
importance Of this great public improve,
ment The great scheme to which
public attention has been directed for
the past thirty years, now promises a
definite and satisfactory termination.
The people of the great Kanawha Val.
ley, in the event of this road being built
10 Point Pleasant as its western tOrmi.
mus, may reasonably anticipate de,
volOpomeut Of its unriValled natural
resources, that will at once place them
in active sympathy and cooperation
with the greatest industrial enterprises
in the Eas! and the far West.
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Since rebel Gen. Longstrcct came
GU, in loItor advising tho South to &C
ccpt the situation, he has been made
a large; for Conservative sharp shooters.
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AT one time. within all the borders
Of our vast country, no man dared lift
his voice against slavery. At tho North
he was mobbed and beaten, OF the South
he was shot, hung and burned, The
Constitution came to be q good consli-
tuition for tho slave holder, and an in.
slrumont of torture to the free man.
Our mails wero violated under the
sanction Of our executive and judiciary.
The law Of caste, that our Senator Sher.
man assured us was the law of God,
came TO be the law Of the land, and
before an aristocraCy that had no pride
of birth, no pride Of intellect, no pride
Of honesty, but was mean, ignorant and
selfish, we bowed in fear, and obeyed
ils bahests with tho ulacrity Of slaves. -
The noble old name of Democracy
come to lose its meaning, and the chief
end Of a Democrat was to catch a
negro late Speech IF Coi Don Piatt
at CrcleOa'e, Ohio,
Very true. The Democratic party Of
to-day, which is nothing moo than tho
old fossil of robeIjsm, is equally bad as
in tho Iimo Of slavery, There being
now no fugitive negroes to kiluap, the
chief end of o Democrat is to bindly
hate free negroes and sing halloIuja abs tc
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The Register is neat paper, but very
ROdicOl.- ClarkSJwg Conservative,
We regard the tail end of this as5cr.
lion as tho best part Of the compliment
Intended,
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Correspondence of the Register.l
letter from Kansas.

JUNCTION CRY, KAN, June IS, 81.
The mooted question Of suffrage, has
been recently agi!ating the minds of the
people in this State, in no small degree,
which we presume is likewise the case
in your own State.
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do, and 1oka1oXo for Cumberland cut. The lard mar.
ket was moderately active and prices were steady at
llXa1Sc with sales Of 1000 bbls within the lange But
ter was unchanged being dull and heavy at 10a25c for
State, and 12a2Oc for Western. Cheese was dull and
heavy at 6a16c, according to quality.
Rice was dull but steady, at 11al2kc for Carolina,
with small sales.
suaAR-There was less activity, but prices were firm,
fair to good refining being quoted at 11ha11Ac The
sales were $50 hhds at Ike for Cuba and 11a1Sc for
Porto Rico. Also HOO boxes private terms Refined
was quiet but firm, at for powdered, crushed
and granulated
MoIAssEs-The market was dull and heavy, and we
heard Of no important sales.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirts turpentine has not essentially
changed. being in moderate demand and steady; the
sales were $50 bbls 100 do for september at
57c sellers option; 800 do for the first three weeks In
August at 66a57c sellers option, and 100 do IN bond
for August at Soc Rosins were In rather better request
and trfe rmer; the sales were 500 bbls strained at
IS do pale at 5 75a6; 100 do No at IS 60 loo DC
Nc at "a and to arrive. OF bols pale at IS 76 70C
do pale and No SO 5 and 500 do at ss 80 for black
and IS SIX for strained
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THE DIMPLED CHIN.

kissed her baby on its chin,
fJust when the nurse-maid turn d away,)
Kissed the dimples soft and sweet
Like hers, who should have been my May.
did not kiss its bright black eyes,
They had its father's foreign stare;
did not touch the ruddy check,
Nor stroke the dark and curling hair.
The mothers fs.e scarcely see,
For turn away my head in pain
From those soft eyes and sunny looks,
Sending my sad thoughts back again
To hours when I believed her true,
Promising love for evermore;
And starlight saw me set the seal
On dimpled chin by the cottage door.
Sometimes her carriage thunders by;
From it's careless splash shrink asidep
And set my teeth together hard,
Seeding the rich man at her side.
see II now-thoso toil-worn hands
We're never fit 10 clasp her own;
heaven knows loved her well enough
To give her, II could, throne.
I thought did the boy no wrong;
But, ohi the bitter pang It gave
When fierce his hand, IN anger raised,
Struck at me as II were slave.
Nays childi Iwould have loved It 30
f0r nef, kuQ uAyb tIAs ui6ns hnSo ooSh,
For Aud Lang syne, for memory's sake,
Ana for the dimple In Its chin.
taks tonight my bitter heart
Away beyond the troubled sea,
lbs tossing waves may bring, perchance,
Through its unrest new peace to me.
Baby, good byei bear 10 grudgel
Though worldly wealth 60 TO win,
No gold can buy the kiss away
I stole from Oh that dimpled chin.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
Juno "a md as.

296 bales Cotton 104 bales Mdze Az bags Wheat 1i2
bbls Naval Stores Cattle, cars Old Iron, and Sum
dries To Pr1tchett A Robinson Co, & I Gotty,
r Agent Johnston Crews co. Chisom Bros. "
rick A Gibson, W Meade, NJ Goldsmith l. Son, Wallis
& Chisolm, ] Hanckle, Courtenay Trenholm, Mowry
& Co. ] & Dawson, Hascall, E Wiss & Co, Boll-
mann Bros. and Order.
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PRoDuur MARKET.

Preshs we're quiet but previous rates were obtained
Thsre was but little inquiry for vessels for charter The
engagements were 10 Liverpool $50 bales cotton at sled;
10C6 bushels corn, ct I'd. IN bulk To London,
400 bbis on cake, on private terms. To Rotserdam
100 bbs spirits turpentne at a Cd. To Bremen, 90
hhds tobacco at It's Cd steener ITO hhds obao-
60 st 2s 10 Antwerp par steamer 100 bbs shoe pegs
n = ca To Hamburg. per steamer Hrmonia 900 bales
cotton. q kd 9oo bols son 2s lsS ssrs lard s; loo
ohstsrs vere An italian ship to Bristol o. cake. at 2os,
md vessel to Havana ON private tefms.
FIou9 AID dRAM.-Receipts 676S bbls four, $50 do
snd 600 bags meal seess bushels corr 42 $50 do
oafs 7O66 do rye and 1878 do peas. The market for
stats md western -four was more irregular than ever
Some holders were very anxious to realize ON their
stcz md pressed their -four ON the market at reduc
tion OF nom Is TO per bh Fresh ground -four, how
oye vns generally more steady, and some holders espe
cisy "a spping grades, advanced their quotations 26a
M - bbl but there was nothing done st the prcesd
msaded. though the market closed steady California @
~ ann but unchanged The sales were about 5000
bSs 6 the anns1ed qqos.ons scuthsrp -four was not
u,r nnetstaona Rye -four was IN moderate demand at
ScSsneed prices Sales $50 bbls at S6as 60 OF corn
meal hS sales $50 bbs ct IS % for BrandyWne and
ar okaE NnrI We quote.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos superior to any hsve ever seen In
this country or in Europe.
Ihsye never heard tone 80 perfect; 1t yields every
expression that ID needed In music and Its quality
capable Of change to meet every sentiment This
rare power and is derived from tho perfect purity Of
It's tome together with its sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch.
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PO1NANsKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours are ne
only INSTRUMENTS that have found either here or In
Europe to equal them in all their points of excellence
It may be satisfsctory to our patrons ana friends
the pubo At large to state that testimonials have
been received from ali the leading artists who have
visited or are now reading In the United States afew OF
whose names, besides those above, we append:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV sAlIhn
ALFRED JAEL. ]. BENEUlOI.
a.. sANDERSON. NJ SThAkosods
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
And many others
n ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRlOh Llsln
BENT BY MAIL.
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SS\MNflWNVIIIV Curc5 tcIt6Tuk NeUt<~gi
ASSgNz6N ness Hpsterics in Females,
SE9kN// Palpita5ion of tho Heart and
~ 4 (SBs% all Nervous Dtsedsea It re-
'&S4HyS8 stores new life and vigor to the
aged, causing the hot blood OF
II the Phentr rises youth to course the veins,
from 'he Gshes Of Us iorinp the Orodns of Genera
me- ain,dlea tSn Sa.. tion remeuin0 LmPotency and
tI rHr,, r";,.ns, De5lity restoring Nominees
III ~. r. .u,;tm md and fal uioor, thus proving
overcome disease. perfect aEiirir of Loue," re-
moving Sysrizity and Barrenness In both sexes To
the young, middle.aged and agea tlere -
lease OF life, causing the weak and debilitated 70
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system 70 thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles IS; sent By
express to any address ,.,.u III
Our medicines are sold and recommenoed ~ ai
respectable druggists in every part OF tne ciVzea
globe; somo unprincipled dealers, however, uy 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and wortn
less compounds in order to mako money. Be net
deceiyed-ask for these medicines and take no
others II the druggist does not keep them, wr,.e
TO us, and we will send them BY express carefully
hacked, free from observation. We Will DO picaseo
10 receive letters with full statements In regard 70
sny disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pampn-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, '~ q
DR. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker St, n. 7,
Nav 2s WIN ly
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. June 9o-CoTros-A:fsir demand has e1is-
"A tosy WIN saies chiefly to three buyers While we
hsve no chanee to note IN quotations. the decline Of Hd
In tho Ltverpod marriott to-dsy caused som. factors
"a sccepk onars which they have refused 10 enter
Tin 5cr oa days past The stock on sale Is 90 light
however that & IN not probable any material decline VIII
be submitted TO- unless marked change In the Liver
pool Inartet shouh take place. The days business
ook ND $50 bales; Mddng 2Aa2Ac, even running lots
commanding outside figures.
NouErAxY AND FMANc1AI--We have another quiet
dsy 70 report Rstes continue to rule as yesterday
ny:
61xalMe-St days, 146, and sight, 1T.
6anker,e check New York Sight st par; bank rste
prszntum. Outside bills A discount
New Orleans Sight par to y discount
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

ra pUBIIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM.
TER a. g.. by GILBERT l. FLOWERS, Proplietors.
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style Of Job Printing executed IN the heates'
stvle and greatest dispatch, September "
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BOerON-per' schr Bsrgen-Ss bales Rags. Paper and
Rope 96 bales Cotton, Is PACKAGES Metal, 50 hhds,
T0 bbls and lot loose Iron, 200 bbs Spirits Turpen-
tine, S3 bbls Rosin, and 10 packages Mdze
BALTIMORE-Per schr John Grmn-S8 bbis Spirits
.Turpentine, 200, 900 feet Lumber.
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consider Chickering l. Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrvaed for heir singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tome There Is
upper notes are remarkable for olearness and purity
which do not find in any other instrument, while the
base distinguished for power without harshnees ana
for magnificent sorority.
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THALBERG.
GOTTsCIIALK.

consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
psrison, the best have ever seen In America.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June 2k-CoTroN- The naarfet was dull
today there being but little demand and buyers not
eepg the views Of sellers We refer to the sales which
sounted to 81 bales for prices follows at IT, at
70, e 20. at %. I.t2ak. at 2s 26 ss 2Sh, 2sfA
0oIp-Ths Brokers' arc buying st 1877 and selling st 1sa
suNu-Brokers are buying at 128 and selling at 49,
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan woodruff, New York-left satur-
day, N. Mdze. To Street Bros 90; Courtenay
Trenholm, Agent Gravsr Feldman; u La9rey uT
Hams Co, Chaplin, W N Bird Co, McComo q
Co. Bollmann Bros Il Bischof& Co, Muller Nim1tz, d
aerdts Co. Werner / Ducker, Rodgers Co. West st
& Jones, Z Huger, E Paine, Mckay 4 Campbell, W
Quincy, Dowie & Noise, Cater, Mantoue GO. r Z
Fleming Co, BRISTOL. 9 Goldstein, LIE ITescost
Small Co. g Hoppock, J N Eason Ho,J Mul.
ier. Klinck. Wickenberg & Go, Meyer. G 0jeman,
Schnen & Co, J Hurkamp Co. G " Clark 20, Col
Royal Adger Co. aruper MARTIN, nstsndnrs MagG
Co, P Meitzler, W Corwin l. Co. Murphy, walker,
Agent McIoy Rice. g " steaens CO, J. daIorrs .S :
campsen CO, Shepherd Cohen, a he,n, sam nGac9
Fais CO, W Dukes & Co. j W Denny, W Paddon, A
Leon, W Shrine, Lopez Sen, JP Low. @ Terry =
snssissanse popartment Dr. Page, Daily News
oHeili Sons, am Co. A Hing, Minor, Wilbur +
Martin Furchsott Bros stenho1se house ~ Co. mssna' Menar
b Huge, sachtleben, Jefords co, spear, cart
mill. Harbeson Co, w Brewer, and others. June ~,
at 75 passed steamship phs sDeSseS ss 81 sons5
eriy winds south Of latitude 81. ~
Br bark J Cumming, Hoofway, Newport, England, %
days Railroad Iron To Order previously rep Fted IN
the omngl E
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Bergen, Parsons. Boston-H Baker Go.
schr John Griffin, Porter. Baldmore-H Baker Co.
IN THE OFFNG.
Norwegian bark Kyllestadt, wense. Newport Eng. 90
dsys Railroad Iron. To Order.
AT QUARANTINE.
susnish brig Urbana, Durall st Johns, 3, 10 days.
Ballast To W Hall.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
rr brig Annie M, Carey Halifax, rs.
Steamer Dictator CoIetter, Palatka, via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Isabella, Weeks, at Boston, June %.
MemOranda.
schr Mary II Banks (of Philadelphia, aolllng nom
Boston for baltimore in ballast run into by steamer
Falcon from Baltimore for Charleston, on foint Look
snt nipht of Goth inst and sunk Foar Of tho crew were
rescued One mans leg broken. Tho steamer was
NOT materially injured The rates A2h. 240 tons,
but In 1855 in Philadelphia, whsrs abe Is owned by
Msrts and others.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have every
Known and valuable improvement They have invarta-
biv bean selected and used by all Of the worlds de-
otpldod great artists who have visited this country
professionally both for private and public use.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
I Orangeburg, s. C. Terms 50 per annum, in ad
vance.
During the spring and fall extra copies OF the
OnANaEBURG News will be circulated for the benefit o
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
EditoE Orangeburg News,
February IS Orangeburg 3