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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
sacrcdness Of the Constitution which
they AMI their friends, the rebels, failed
to destroy.
A HARD HIT.

The Kentucky freedmen held o con-
vontion recently. anb the President on
taking the chair, made tho following
sensible and excellent speech. Proba.
bly, some Of tho former Conservative
Democratic slaye-owuer in this section
can tell whether he speaks the truth:
1--WE don't ask for social equality. l
never saw that white woman yet that
looked so we'll in my eyes as q good
blown colored woman. And il II was
not so, we don't need their social equal.
ity doctrine, because our friends, the
whito folks, have kindly managed il so
that We have every shade to choose from,
from the deepest jet black to thSpurest
white. Laughter And as there arc
40 ladies present, elbow me 10 say that
the practice of social equality has not
been on our side, but on the partof tho
whites, who, in their dark and devious
ways we're not always able, let US chsri-
tably suppose. 10 tell black from white.
The social equslity has not been fought
by us; but they have run after Us; and
though We have been emancipaled and
Tree, they haven't stopped. A voice
Well stop when we ge, the lCStim ony,l
Yes, that's so. They had not better
come my way even now. We cay TO
them, "let Us alone, VIC don't want any
mixture. II they had left me alone /
might have known what color was; but
as it is, my greatest trouble is to keep
my hair just right. Don't talk about
social equality. III was white man
in Kentucky, would hide my head, 1
wouldn't mention it, with go many evil
deuces standing around Of my social
equulily. We don't want ANY more Of
il. Keep on your cwn side cf .hc iins,
and we'll keep on our side: and in course
Of time we'll got back where God left
u.s." SO
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Gen. HauCock's visit to Texas is said
TO have worked great change In him.
and fears are outerlSipcd by some Of
his conservative friends that he may
become rank Radical, A private let.
tor from him to friend in New York,
cOuched in terms whereof sOmo of Sheri.
dOn's letters appear to have been taken
as guides, inliaateS. iu fact plumply
says, that he has got belly full Of the
sort of Uaionism which Mr.. Johnson
and the Democracy are endeavoring to
build on. The General returned to New
Odeans a gnod deal changed il not
better mani
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AN INFANT MONsTRosITY.

We received, yesterday, the descrip.
tion Of deformed negro child. born Of
q cOlOred woman living near the upper
lcvee junction. that pictures perfect
mOnSlrOsitity, This child, born last
Wednesday, has face directly on the
top of its head supported BY bOny pro-
cess that forms complete circle. Its
nose Onl mouth projects together like
those OF an ape; and its arms, which
have no elbows or wrist joints, terminate
in fork furnishing two aeshy pro-
jccIions 10 each, somewhat resembling
fingers. lis legs and feet are well form.
ed, but o(a size out of all proportion
with lis body. Since its birth il has not
'whimpered. aud the belief is that II is
not supplied with organs Of articulation.
It's mother goes by the nSmo Of Aunt
Mandy, aud appears to be as wcllpleas'
ed with the horid creature as il it were
designed to prove n thing beauty and
a joy ver.'-Caro Democrat.
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tion.
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TeitIollar' for Announcing candidates for State
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There will be no deviation irom the above
4 ermR.
PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS
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SPEAK KINDLY TO rnY WIFE,

Speak kindly, gently to thy wife,
She knows enough Of sorrow;
OH seek not from each pretty i'll
An angry word to borrow,
For in her heart there's treasured love,
ohlprize its golden worth;
One gentle word, one smile Ofthiue,
Can ever call it forth.
When thou art harsh, and stern, and cold,
And from thine own dear home,
The sunshine Of domestic love
In sorrow seeks to roam;
Upon her heart thy cold words fall
And chill loves tender life;
Then. OH amidst thy trials all,
Speak kindly to,thy wife.
Speak softly, kindly to thy wife;
She may have Leu home
OF cherished love and to thine own
But scarce a year have come;
Though five or ten have told the time,
And thou have shared its strife,
Whcneer thy footsteps homewurd turn,
Speak gently to thy wife.
Speak kindly, gently to thy wife;
She may be growing old
And soon ye both may garnercd lie
In shadows ofthe mould,
Speak gently, she has loving words
To soothc the cares of life,
Oh! then, when trials round thee cling,
Speak kindly to thy wife!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

Senator Morton we'll expressed the
fundamental principles at issue in the
coming campaign in the following SEN
tence:
There are Two ideas paramount 10 the
American mind, anlagoniStic and ire
coucilable, each struggling for the su-
premacy. One ia the Justice and pro.
priely OF the war to put down the REBEL.
ion and preserve tho integrity Of the
Union. The other is the righ(ulnsss Of
the rebellion and tho wiokedness and in.
justice Of the Government Of the United
SlaLeS 10 putliOgit down by fOrOe.'
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From the Western Ruul
THE MARRIED woMAN'S STORY.
BY MRS N. LOUISE HOWARD.

My first recolIectious are OF large
comfortable farm house. and Of hand.
some, gooi tempered man whom | called
father, but who somlimes came home
late at nigh. in such o state as made my
mother cry. | remember Of lying in
the loS truudle bed, anil hearing the
sobs, and of wondering il papa was very
sick and going to die. remember Of
creeping Out of my bed Into hers, and
asking her il papa was going 10 die and
that she pressed me closely to her breast
and Wept bitterly, while she replied =
NO, chilli bet it may be il would be
better for US oil il he wefr!' :
Itpozzltd my small head to think.
why my mama should say SO, Il learn,
edFrbdto vel 10 aFIeF years.
There were brothers and sisters, both
older and younger than J.; so | never was
IS any special use or importance in the
household, andsI remember feeling Of
desolali,n n and insulation. even as
child, which made me silent and soi,-
ary.
Then come the memories OF a long
journey ia wagons, in which were pack
ed our household goods; of fording
deep dark rivers, and Of long hours of
travel through lonely forests of sleep
ing at night in great, s,r'nge houses, and
Of beirg terribly frightened at every
sound l heard, and OF drawing The bed
clothes over my flce, and so dropping
off into uneasy sumber; Of the journeys
ending at small house, standing far
from the road in the middle Of a large
field; the memory Of my mothers Irou.
bled, anxious face and my fathers gIoo-
my silence, and Of feeling somehow,
that we had brought the old trouble with
us 10 our new home; unl the coming Of
a new baby sister, whom welcomed
with delight, and over which my mother
shed many tears.
There were years of piuching poverty
and hard work; then auo'herj ourney to
another home in the very midst Of a
sombre forpst-adOuble log house; with
fire places and smooth bare floors.
Great trees grew close beside the door,
and brook babIOd aloug.but q stones
tlirow distant.
There was fOmily in one part Of the
house, and they had a boy Willie; and
Willie and loved each other at first
sight, and became obiviOus % any other
boys or-girls.
We built small houses, and played al
keeping house. aud promised to love
each other always, and, when we were
grown up, to be married and keep house
in nal earnest
Anime, it seems ages and ages since
that happened.
Afler'a while Iwent to live with a
married sister. to goto school, but Will
lie staid on theold farm, We saw each
other often, and continued 10 love each
other dearly; and we renewed our vows
Of conslancy as frequently as we met
But tho stream Of time was dividing
Us. 1t was but a tiny stream at frSt
and, us we stood on either brink, vi
could easily clasp hands u'rosS it, Il
widened imperccptibly, until we coull
no longer clasp hands, but could SCI
each other, and hear each Others voiccS
Sill wider aud deeper grew the stream
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

Democratic creed. as it was taught to
me in the old time councils of TOmmany
Hall, to fight with poisoned arrows,-
Let me, therefore, after full exsmiaa-
tiOn, dsnouncO all these recent charges
affecting General Grants habits as ut
ter and RannabLe lies.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

The latest Democratic Presidential
combination is, Sen 'tor Hondricks, of
Indiana, for President, and Charles
Francis Adams, Minister to England,
for Vice. This reminds ono Of the
cart before the horse, but it'S of no
consequence which way they place
them, it is all the same.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

inntiOn Of either gentleman named will
arouse the party to a state Of enthusiasm
that will cause il to sweep everything
before it like 40 avalanche. - Clayks5arg
7elesrap6.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

An editor appearing among the dele.
gates to the late ManuiaeIurers' Con-
voution at Cleveland. Ohio, was called
upon to give the nature Of bis employ.
mont, no said be manufactured public
opinion He vas admitted. @
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
Frank.W. SiSsOn,

CoNv BY A$NJ Q ER,
VENHE UNDERSIGNED is. PREPARED
to execute deeds VI conveyance &c. Mt
The Recorders Office of Mason county.
F~' FRANK W, SISS0N,
Feb. 81 VI. Recorder.
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,yOWN M. PWEEPS.

Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law.
POINT PLEASANT WA.
irly5 1861
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

The Ohio State Journal, in noticing
tho meeting of the democracy of Frank
lin county, called 10 indose President
Johnson 10 his unconstitutional acts, we'll
says;
Upon entering the Hall we were
struck with the appearance Of tho men
who seemed TO have control Of the
meeting. A few years ago, when the
Constitution was 10 danger Of being
trampled under foot BY a wicked ro-
bolliou, these men were very quiet
They were not engaged ID calling meet.
ings and mOking inA1matory speeches
for the purpose Of inciiug their follow
ers ,o.en'er the army and rGsist the arr,
mics of tho people, who bad repuda,ed
tho Constitution and framed new one.
They were very peaceful gentlemen
then. They occupied their valuable
time by raising ten cent funds for men
too Infamous TO be permitted 10 remain
in the country, and 10 organizing secret
societies 10 thwSrtths efforts Of the ormy.
,6ehling Cof 4 pnliliuIiOp so,
- Al
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IL, s. BROWN.

sATToRNEY AT LAW,
%kyILL practice in the counties of Mason
wv jackson and Writ. Address, Ravens
Food. West Va, IApril ii '67-ly
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DIES. q. SHAW.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON
MEMBERS his professional services to the
j. public. Calls from the country promptly
attcirtled to- Office corner Main ard Third
Streets, inhisnew'building opposite Prcsbyte-
rian Church ap5-ly.
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A CorPERHEAD WELL Answered -
The New Hampshire correspondent Of
the New York Herald relates the follow
ing incident OF the canvass now in pro-
gress 10 that state:
A few nights since tho indomilablo
HeOry Clay Dean; of Iowa, addressed a
large meeting in ono OF the towns in the
western part Of the State. He pitched
into the Republicans with much force
aud eloquence, and althe conclusion Of
one Of bis most 1owery sentences asked
there was a Republican in tho house,
he would like very much 10 have him
stond up and toll him how ho felt. No
one responded. and Ko repeated the
question two or thrcO timeS,' when at
-leuglh . venerable farmer, in the roar of
the bali stood up, and announced that
She; psnSetui ths purty which
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

'sVVeii sad DSan, with0dlait ottElumpn,
how do you fecll' WELL drawled
out the tiIler of the soil loud and clear
.'I don't 'zac,ly know, but i! pears as EFF
| felt like sound egg in a bushol Of
rotten ones. Shouts Of laughter and
rounds Orapplauso were willingly award
ed, even by the old mans opponent, and
tits hardly necessary 10 add that the
meeting come TO an carly conclusion.
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Orr orpRe enrppaii@e Girlns.

sSie bic scrgcftrigen, 70 fanret au0 rpN
aeItrtoen GprleGlnscn nor alsSerfdilfteN
SGuiern Itatt unp erfreutet lid res ullSer
tbei(ten UNI Iettafeiteu Setfals Ter MsGse.
Snsbelpneere ipuree, unb has nit 5teHf, Sr''
Quctle 9Sa!len ausgetethnet.
Seute irub finbet aberrtals Elm 9reBaff'9ef
llutsuo In pcrdnperter Srbnull9. llno IN an
beren gptamm iiatt, rppbet mir beIoncers aat
BEN coIp lialen unc ntrfltN brtllanten 9Glce'
nen Sriumpbpasen @leranper's nit serSta>
the bes guceebatas unc baS 9oloene gterr
aufmntlam su maiden aidt untsrlaIisa ton
ller. .i..A "'-. n..
.hsn rnp ii1 spna Selair> Iarttplase ater
bic Wlcalant, Straben> grade rard Die eai-
sertfrasc ua@ @pnumen.SS quare, sur2 on
s.,Gaipert>, qpmbarp., Ilbemarls<, p
Wreti,, Gdnai>, Sanf,, Caroline, Il'eeall'
ma. unbS Inm : CIR, tdrn itber bic eaaipn
Slpe., 8rpdcwaS ,unb Srleansitr. iaA zen
Ausaansspuntte suriidteipegen.
81 irllte mbehinst Seeermanr' pic @sle
asnbeit beniseu, ben lnSag antulchsrl, nn
len Ipraelunaen rteies IN iettet Art nn
@,SSe pirflibs unerrei1t batebcneet eirtG'
bei,upctnen, umfpnebr, als berielbe foht
Its nur btefe @ Dc Bier serfpsilf, .
er fit madlen Mentaa tAonlta @albtn9tp
unb Damn treiter ensastrt TT. a.s,31S q
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,,saneerbnnoS't,6ca
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"a fSeaet al unl're unb hes arrangements
Gemife's ppQfpmmen seredte Gr%ipartunsen
blisb br aeRriae speite Selttae nett btnter
benz erlepn suirhf, moran mob, ictpett 60 pas
aublifum betrift, sunt arpsen Tte,le per
iGhpn SpnIRcrsen an etipas percdhtt9 prem
bl,denSe Stinmel nit per pprduerbefl y
len @etlmmel" @auirtrasen mette. Mlsiit,
al rpierent 0ethmelea malfn pir's bernerten,
Snd ypt rem GIN err, p9ldn3ten burH ttrs
Wtweienbetts' bic tteifea Der settsrn Daaetpe'
Ssnen. Il. h. me,f ic9ar game Iereine. w
oentltd r~cSnfatiIeu ltcsen lid ant Sellpldee
tstiai,h bte @a~'ttnstcner @alte, Der bteiSe
sNriop,s Der, v9iepertran3a unb Der n@ern1a-
Tmiaa Manner6cr. Spdt am Wadmttta9e
trla Ser uIrtpn" ben rg1dlb" spN S1tsr INN
.SGoerslaf,@ Der ,eiecerfran3" fur ith pee
Hit,ers Mblhiet"" unb 9entetniam mt BEN
.OBt,maniaS Mannerdcr msbrere Gbpre UNI
pietcr Dor. Nrpf. &Sfe's Srebetter perlat
lbeute, Bic Lans-, unb Capt. Wttrs SfueFel
bic grNtrt~M uit int @drtet. .
OieGttnrmung mar cine aenlltm 9epfuale
"a. fpcufe fetn fedtes 9ebtit 'tttttntcmtt men
mas ansrptnss In feiner Msiit hen GrlG,sIe
men, ipnberIt ein3ts uni, aueta BEN Masele!
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Das arrangements Gcmtte bot Muss gu
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TN. unb nur te1en rdbrbdft anerLearene
prftben gemdbunsen IT cs ai banter, "a
baf 10 in6n bespnnsne Telt.atHf elm uVe1ap
kattHeS Gpbe ngbrt,
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Sic OcntofrGtiidt NatiDnal

Vrn ateu zettel ellen bic Srerrpe Der
Gen ittutlCR naA Ntyrr gprf, rpp am Sant'
lasr, 4. SUti, ne Gr6flnns Der pempfrati-
fatn Nlttpnal GpnYeh!tpn Rdttfnpet. Sn
rem &orbQaeh Der Sablrciten 3DtelS Gptt'
out's Dc9t IS beretts pon 9cltttEcrn aus al.
fen @att uup GRctn rer Union u. Die Irabt.
jcbcr prrN1rtrt drbciien unfrmlpiib fur rie
Gb0ncc. ltycr IpliieGm Sreuure. 9enblc'
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ItqNpur wcrben am 9GufNtten 9endnnt
6lueoa uio %enpts!pn itcben inrcs erii&t-
la int BUrper1runp. Inter ben Nrtp' Dor
fern ietpt ii pcr GutbuIiasmus fir Nenble'
ton erbebIth ertaLtet NIB, m%erttpurbtg 8enI9,
GNaie in pGn @rrcCrgrunD 6Rfhpben pprpen,
rcnnelelh man r1brulmrtt, r0b pte DSc8.
dies" Der Ndrtei gtdlt8 ppn tim ptIIen mel.
len. 1an rerteblt i'd tte S6wieriSteIter
nidbt, pelte bic austp1bl zines G1ncipater
umeeben, baut atsr auf pic Gaterlancslteb,
rer 8pltS-Mt1cproncten, taf lie I'm Stnt!it
Guf cie traruise Sage res gdnoes ale 8ct
uft6eilc IL. pcrlDritbCn 8ttdiidten fatrcn lat
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tdtrltacn Gencer;en brinaen perEcn. q
Convention In Sen. gorf rpirp in rem nddl
fen Saeen ne game III nti6earfnrrfl1u,
t.tt nticrbiren uuo tc(entlih un6 Gin Ht
icltat b~rtn1ct, pelien lid ieoer dutrthtli
Ercimb rer &epubLtf ute 8erfa0uns frsue
tlnn.
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Giafiibrung Der Sprinr i'm SilOel Nrrdj
WiilIEGrtritnLalc.

G5 EnS mcbrere GelCgatrn CUR NattpNNl'
Grnpcntipp in Wcr gort aus Jrlt St1ht 0e-
praia ua6 @aibtnetOn Netpmutn. Ste be-
ihpelen I'D icbr iibcr rus unertraallde |r-
trQoen rer Wtlttlrbetbrren, ne itBi ncf m
Gaeprotd berrldeN, Sent gcttrrM lld'tn
3rusru 9egen ole @ibrpcr @lRbutht'o 9atjH
5abcln, unp eratalb tattn tic mebrere INmpPI
wl.fe, pte farGi8e Gerirnen 0%rrettft. IlhtEl
zen 10 Gerbaftcten briinpet itD 1llh cine pGr
pctftn Gare dnaebHrtae SrdU, Sie Tcrfcl
ulc int 3euoens @erQtriQm 9cbdlteR Il. TIM
III fort NulaSli in engGu 3iacn einaciperrt.
Die WitittdrbetDrbrn BADEN cine StlpbniIhl
ron $1,000 tir ren arrl una cte ulbCriuD'
| runQ 1erient9Cn angrNctrr, re dis Hl?Cl3.
llbrer tds 9lttenlat aUf Atbburre p~elltttR
unr $1,000 iIr tte @crtat!un9 ftAcs ieotN
anpcrcn pdbti Rehabilitation JArtSlruuAl5. VI
ra 40 @cripnsn iplsn ilN Bet her gflilpr'
enn1 @iSturne'6 cpmprpmttttrt b1fen.
0tr Summe, pttde pgn Gtter pfl5t9etnl
pp!t,tEcn anfcurrt, III Dater iebr arpE, UNI nj
%pll,tlen iHeucn feline NtlGc unp Zine 9!'t
tel, I'M bic Ibdter a%ufSuirilrer. Etr @cri
lit IN rinemgfeaer- 8rrtel perubt pcrnel, I'M
bic 9Dlt5ei gldubt p0ter, rap 'ehr picIe @e
acr 3euacn oer Grmprruhg Mitburne'S &C
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rer Gje.pllt, iie fpn1t1 itce5 N!ttiel aO>pgll
rem, UNI bic Wdhrbeit III Crprcien, uncitdhr
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let, raj ctne in Operation 0cliste SArnuI
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= lusuceGnen. Sat icne &prtIr lD1 NC
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bci;:es 2immrr artr16i, rpr Der Nut dc Gu
{ otn q lSSciibt reIGenrt Gru6 10 sreg 1T, .
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lAreib,jd,len Suatfn rGrur(1ht, Nnc 70 {
felt man penn tnmittGh res rtunicRht
Il SaGrhunperts, n1g untct ben 2tl'rittr1 CIR
n MlilitGy ResterunL bic Spn Der 0eIrlitll
Nlrtet Der mpraitihCn Seet'n erit1Ghto
ie ein1clest wirte, tt Gprtur witoer etl'
flbrt unp II gratitude %nIrsaptn9 3Fpr0
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Gieridlta QStthnnblnl1Gen.

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