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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-25

R. 3. CARPENTER, Eso.-This gentleman, for,
merly a lawyer of Covington, Kentucky, and
now Registrar in Bankruptcy, resident in the
Civ of Charleston, has been kind enough to
hold special term nf the United States Court
of Bankruptcy, at Sumter, much to the conye-
nience of parties and the accommodation OF the
profession. He is On able lawyer and thorough
~ convcrsant with the duties OF his responsible
station, in which he dispatches business with
rapidity, promptness and courtesy.
lSunlier NetoS.
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Robberies in Montgomery, Ala.

MONTGOMERY, February PA gang of bur-
glars have been at work in this place for q
week. Nearly every house in the city has been
entered, and jewelry, watches and money
stolen. They undertook yesterday to blow open
o. vault in o banking Office. Three Of the gang,
white men and strangers, have been arrested,
and are now in Jail. The stolen property has
been identified upon them. They are part OF
gang now operating in Mobile and other
cities.
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DREvENTIoN Is BETTER THAN
OIRE
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
by the FRENCH MiDtCAL FACUL' as the only
eote and iAtaIl tr tIii :cL aGo'nst lniecuon Tom
Snoc;a1 Diseases. JLis inta,ia ~ tt-l aration ia
spted tor either sox, and uae proved, rom ample
experience, the most ei6ceni and reliable Prev n
i've over discovered thus e6ectnp desideratum
iono sought for n the Medical World II used ac-
cording to directions every possibility OF danger
mas be avoided; single application VIII radically
ueutralize the vcncreaI vitus expe all impurities
from the absorbent vessels, and render contamina.
ton impossible. Be wise a time. aud at very snan
outlay hours oi uatoid oddly aud mental tor
ments.
This most reliable specific so universally adopt
ed 10 tile Old World, nov offered tor sale or tne
first time IN America b. +. a. DGPOhI CO.,
Price So per bottle lurac bottle, double size. S.
The usual discount 10 the trade. sent, So
curels packed on receipt OF price, to any address.
with directions and painphct. by addressing TO
F. A. DUPOR1 & CO.,
Sole Agents Tor Dr.. Rirords P. L..
May 2? Tyr 10. u Gold Street. New YORK.
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our European Dispatches.
IBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. ]

lBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
LONDON, February 24-Evening.-Consois
s2E. BONDS 715.
LIVERPOOL, February 24-Noon.-Cotton dun;
sales 10 1000 bales; prices declined Uplands 9sd''
Orleans 10d.
Two M.-Cotton heavy and declined; Up
lands ssasad.; to arrive 9td.; Orleans ssalOd.
Evenlng.-Cotton closed dull; Uplands 9sd';
TO arrive etd.; Orleans 95d.; sales 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs closed quiet. Turpentine advanced
To Gas Cd.
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prugs, Gbsmiea!s, Gtf.
r. II. KELIE.ss q CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APoTHEcARIEs.
NO. 1s1 MEETING.sTREEr, OPPOSITE
MARKET.

MARKET. ~
HAVE ON HAND CHEMICAL FOOD, OR COM.
POUND Syrup of tho Phosphates CT Lime, Iron and
Soda, superior touic for invLiids
A1tken's Syrup OF the Phosphates of Quinine,
strychnne and ron the greatest tonic IN use recon-
mended by the hrst physicians.
Rational Food, easily digestbe diet for infants
and invalids.
soluble Citrate of Bi,muth for Dyspepsia
Shallenbergers Fever and Ague antidUte
India Cholagogue, for Chils and Fever.
Granular titra'e OF Magnesia.
Crossmans Specific.
Mathew Caylus' Capsules Of Citrate Iron and Copai
ba, French preparation Of great reputation.
Asthma Cigarettes, an unfdling cure for Asthma.
Lyons Periodical Drops.
Stafford's Olive Tar.
Bardote's Worm Candy.
Upham's Electuary.
Rowlnd's Fever and Ague Tonic, 60, sc.
February 20 etuth
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Tbe Feeling in Now York.

New YORK, February 24.-The following doc
nment has been receiving signatures IN tins
civ: "Thc undersigned are desirous OF form-
ing series of associations in support OF the
nolicv Of Andrew Johnson, and aro willing to
resort to arms to repel any revolutionary at
tea,pts to overthrow the lawful and constltu-
al authority OF tho Chief Executive OF the ma
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AR..trs m Virginia.

RICHMOND, February 24.-Notwithstanding
Tho SNOW and rain to-day the sidewalks in the
vicinity of the newspaper Offices wero crowded
by persons waiting for and discussing the lows
from Washington.
In the Circuit Court to-day, in suit for a
aroft drawn here on New Orleans house,
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while that city was in possession OF the Fede-
ral troops, the Judge decided that contracts
made when pa, lies reside in cities occupied by
different arme, in time of war, we're null and
,oid
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FULL PARTICULARS OF THE ARREST OF GEN
THOMAS, AT THE INSTANCE OF STANTON.
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
VIRGINIA..

The hecOnStruCtkOhN
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, February A.-The day was con-
su,ned in the discussion of the suffrage ques-
tior. The announcement of the impeachment
was received with demonstrations both on the
floor and ID the gallaries, which was checked
by the Chair.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, February A.-The question OF i'm
migration was discussed, and it was proposed
TO establish bureau with al agent OF lmml-
grafton at New York. The balance of the day
was consumed in arguments OH the suffrage
question.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA February 4.--m accord with the
resolutions of the convention, General Meade
orders that Imprisonment for debt is prohibi-
tod md hereafter no bail process shall be
;ssned out of the State Courts, and all persons
;r,n,isoned for debt shall be Immediately dis
charged. This order is to remain i'll force
until the election for tho constitution shall
1oha n,oce. or until further orders from Head
quarters.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 2l.-Thc eonven,
ton to-day adopted the constitution and it VIII
20 signed tomorrow, alter whic: tho body wlii
adjourn. Universal suffrage is declared. No
prescription aud no test oaths. foreiShcrs aie
made voters on declaration OF .helr ihton-
tion to become citizens. An eaucatioaal sui
srage qualification is provided for after the
year 1880.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, February A.-The business
done in tie convention to-day was unimpor-
foDt
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THE REVOLUTION.
THE VIEWS OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON

HE WILL NOT SUBMIT TO IMP Oh.
MENT
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The New York World remarks:
We suppose the President will make no i'm,
medlate attempt to eject Stanton by force; ana
that the ridiculous trepidation OF Congress Is Is a
little premature But when the proper time
comes for forcible election, Grants dlso9e-
dienco of orders will be but slight obstacle.
| He IS bound to obey the orders OF the Presl-
| dent: it is duty from which Congress can no
more release him than it can dlvest the PreSl-
Inr,t of the chef command OF ths army 1ne
r;1nt of command implies the duty Of obedience;
II Congress- tells General Grant not to opey. IL
thereby attempts to strip the President OF tne
command Of the army; an attempt Wnlcn can
snccccd only by tho overthrow OF the constl-
tut on. If General Grant refuses 10 oDey OF OF
,iers. he is amenable to military discipline. 1t
,r;ll be ihe duty OF the President to GAUGE his
sr,.est for insubordlnation and mutiny, and or
Tonize G court-martial to try him. The Presl'
Dent can at the same time order breyet gen.
cral to take possession of the headquarters o.
the army. We do not suppose the President Will
mute vet exert his full authority IN this form
Hs will probably first apply to the Supreme
Court, who will summon Mr.. Stanton to show
b. what authority he assumes to retain tne
Office from which he has been remover
Taere is every reason to believe that the coul'
will adjudge the Tenure OF Ot1ce Dlll uncon =,
stitutional. With what face WILL Stan1on Toi,. -
before the court and contend that the ienm' 1't,,
OF Office bill is not repugnant to the co lstltu
tion. when it is notorious that he held Tue con-
, trary opinion at the time OF its passage Wy
! he advised the President to veto IL Ior uhcon
et;tntional,ty and furnished points lot the Vet'
,oessnSn Il is not to be supposed that tn
Ennreme Court will render partisan decision
in his favor when the case ls 30 clear agalns
him that he is on record as having oeclae'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

With the fall in dry goods, in coal and
in lobor is i, not an outrage on society
that -four aud wheat and provisions, and
house rents shoull still romaia at war
priccsl Shall We be told tint there is Q
scarcity Of ether when facts and fgore'
can be ailuced 10 prove tho conr0y?
To TIL Us lheO thai prices Of breal aod
butter and house rents are governed by
supply and demand to-day, is erroneous
lis speculation, avadcc and greed Of
riches that i, to great extent keeping
commodities so preposteroosly high but
it is getting 20 b. a high time such buo'
bles were exploded,
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Point Pleasant Retail Market.
Corrected Weekly by
COLE g. BRYAN, GRoCERS.

FLorn-ln good demandi y $40; XX
Sl2; xxx Sl3 Faocy Sl4
GRAIS Wheat prime 81 3jCG2 so;
Oats 45@5Oe; Corn rs.
PRovIaoss--Shouller' lOOl2 cts;
hams l5@lSa; sides l2Ql5 e. Mess
Pork l5c; dried beef 25G3e cents.
Fresh Pork 7l0ioc per pound.
APpLEs--green Sl9l 20 per bu,hel,
Dried 5'0sc pound.
DRrED PEAcue'- l0@i2c pound
PoraroEs 1891 90 per bush,
LARD lbs
BUTTER 25@3Oc.
EuGs--ln good demand at 25S
COFFEE -2503o for green. Drowned
80 cts,
SuGAR--HnvonnO, 14o; Cuba l6c;
n. 0. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
ColTae sugar, l8@l0c
MoLAssEs--Sorghum 7jO8Oc per ga J
n. .. 81 10. Syrup 81 %
SopA- for New Castle
lO0l2c.
TIsu- New maekGral by the kiIS2 20
O8275
SAlr-Barel SO 90
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The following is list al the victim
II the Barry Dean, as far as kucwn
Capt. G ", Norton, passenger
r N. Digss, passenger
MsjorJ II. Rider, passenger,
DR., C, D. Howell, passenger
Mr. Sterling, passenger.
M, Fulwiier passenger,
Washington NJ. Baker, passenger
Howard Tate, fireman,
John Harnrs, fireman,
Jamcs,Ferris, socohd Steward
Msi, SrpJsr deck hahn.
Geo. Buchanan, deck hand
Thos. LiulelOn, deck hand,
RiohOrl Smiley, deck hand,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

HERoo We neari ~ Saturday OF on
: act ofheroiem tha deserves to he men
timed a lutle boy, ag4d ahou, 0 wears
sag Of VIM Or, in Sputh Wheeling,
AMI annthsr little fellow were on the
pond in that locality skating in compn.
NY with lhs girl eleven years oil, the
dtus htcf of Mr. J,hn Wright. The wa
ter was Of considerable depth unler the
ice The children had been skating for
somo time, when the li'tIc girl unfchu-
ns'ely bmke through and disappeared.
Young Or happened 10 be near her at
tie tim, and immaliateIy plunged 10 of
ter her, He succeeded in getting hold
Of and kept her head above the water
until the other boy came 10 his assistance
when they we're both AIDED in getting
once more to terra frur. We do not re-
member to have heard recently oil q
more heroic act, -certainly not Of one
in which so much presence Of mind was
exhibited by those Of as tender years -
Wheeling IatelGgenccr.
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srEcIAL ANNouNcEME Nr.

We have concluded to offer o the pub
lie the following extraordinary induce
menls. 1t is conceded fact, that, IN
variety, quality and style, our stock OF
clothing, mcoa furnishing goods, boots,
and shoes, &c, is not surpassed, This
entire stock, owing to change in our
business wo are determined to close out
OF once and TO this end have marked our
stock at cost prizes Throughout! ooren
tire stock we will sell at the bare COS, of
the article, and dat this is a TACT no one
will doubt, who will look at tho prices
Al which We offer overcoats and other
clothing. shirts, hoIs, caps bots, shoo',
and all other articles. The entire socs
must be disposed Of in a short time anl
all wishing baryrins shOnI come 8.
qucs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

The coolest snap is"pon US. and /, & $
osely aller such wslm April Ike DAYS
as we hal week ago This morning
the sun shines out hnghdg the ground
badly frozen. and Covered with a H. ht
drift Of snow thai ,rrAks out sharply on
the keen air as busy meu hurry TO and
and Go with frosty herds, or lst'lo chill
dtsu with bright eyes and blooming
c',egEi hound away to the schools And
as we write We see party ofyoung boy S
bound for tho portland merry skate.
Grand old Winter who does not love
winter
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Uoder Inc law OF Clugtess regna-
ting the running OF vessels employed in
carrying passengers, and in pursuance
Of its provisions, al investigation Of the
late explosion Of the Harry Dean, near
Grllpolis. was commenced at the local
Inspector Office at tho Custom House
in Wheeling on Monday last, and the
engineer Of the iGfaed vessel has been
put on trial.
We have no, heard blame attached
toany one in charge Of The Harry Dam.
We suppose it was one of those sad al
fairs resulting from causes beyond the
wisdom and torethcught of humanity to
provide for, aud the circumstances which
led to the dire calamity, will, perhaps,
remain forever shronied in mystery.
sRArISe.-Dudog The recent cold
weather the creek has afJrlcd ME ice
for the skating population The sport
however, has been principally confined
to the Juveniles those Of" tender years."
who have enjoyed it TO the fullest ex-
tent. Well, we like see fun going on'
There's nothing like it, Give the girls
aud boys plenty Of oaldoor exercise Gu
courage them in their harmless sports
and their health will b tho better Tor it,
and their days prolonged upon the land,
TowYsnIp MEErNd The members
Of he Board Of Education Lewis Town
ship and School Trustees Of District Nos,
i, 2 and 3, are hereby requested to
meet at John NJ Phelps Law Office in
the Court House, on Saturday, the 25,h
day of January, 1869, ATTY o'clock P,
NJ, Business of importance is 10 be
transacted. e. w. TlPPETT,
Clerk of B, Il,
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Messrs. Hampton G. Oliver are offer
ing their entire stock Thames, collars,
Whips, brides, &c, at cost. All desi-
ring anything in dleir ino would do
well to give them q call.
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yn Tnrn1r-We resnenlfnllp n

SEND THEM IN We respectfully ass
justices of tLs Psac toreport cases
public Interest, tried before them, anil
everybody to sen Items Of iuleress for
publication, A local paper should be il
compenGium Of focal history, Help US
10 SO make the Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

FaosT STREET - Couch Il Waggcdtr
nro now oIhriug grent Inducements 10
The public. both 10 wholesale AMI retail
lrado, They have now on hand one of
the lorlest stocks Of goods of every dcs
criplion ever brought to this MARKET
No one can 10 better than 10 deal with
them. They arc honest, fair dealing
gentIsmen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

Tho Presbyterian Mite Society, will
NEE to night (Thursloy,l at tho resi-
drncc Of B Gilmore Esq All are 10
yited to attend,
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TnASxs.-Hons W. T. Wiley, P. G
Van Wioklc. and D Polsley, will ac-
ccpt our thanks for valuable public doc
umonu. We are also under obligation
to Mr.. Joseph Buckley for late EGG
lish papers.
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Particular NorcE All kinds Of
couutry produce taken in payment Of
subscription to the Register.
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Smith & Martin Nc oferiuG great bar
g los to the public,

CApruRGp john Allon, Jas. Clasby
and George Wisemnn, the lhreO conyiOts
who escaped from the Penileuinry guard
on the Goth olU,, were captured on last
Friday at Portsmouth,, Ohio, The above
gentlemen absculsd themselves in the
following manner, They had been sent
out, in charge Of one guard, to haul wa
ter from WolfSpdns at the edge ottown
After they reached the Spring they sciz
ed the guard, tied him to tree aud
made their escape, carrying with them
the guards revolver Nom]soj2e Ma
f7Ral.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of"Trust Sale" in this issue Of
our paper. A chance for good bar
uAir,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

O0o thing was forgotten OF the late.
Paris Exposition, aud tina! was 10 have
a picture of man 100 mean TO take a
newspapeeh We think one eau be fur
nished ia town.
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NIAsoNic.

The regular communication of Mnturp
Lodge No 49, 4 F. aud A. NJ, arc hela
monthly, on the night of the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
Immediately preceding.
D. W PoLSLEY, Secretary.
septic, ls67-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

GRr ACQUAINTED. -oOe buys to
more advantage. and is better suited in
everything, when he is acquainted with
those who soil, or when he chances into
Aslore where those attending are good
noturel and anxious to Please, Such,
we are happy to say, is really the case a,
Mests. Sotszer, Sehon e. McCulloCh's,
corner of Main and lat streets. Every
variety of elegant dress goods and trim
mibgs, staple goods, fadcy articles, no.
tiuns, &c., for sale there At extremely
low prices. and of the best quality, no
"meOu goods being sold by them,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

IKpoRrAyr ARREST A hoer MARKS,
an escarel convict from the West Vr-
GINA Psoi,entiag, was a0estod last
night in Atlricks, at the residence Of
Mr., Wells his brolhsr io.law. and com
milted TO jail He vas sentenced to the
psnilenliary for seven wears in May,l865
for bsirg concerned IN rnbniag the Ex-
press Clmp'nY of some $4,000 or 90,
900 He has twice escaped from the
penitentirry He is auIve Of Man
chester, Va. aud represented 10 be q
desperate villain.
Cap'aic Tyler. Of the Richmond po-
lice, wos in the city last night for the
purpose of carrying him over 10 Richmond
bat he S held to awli the rrQl sitioh Of
the Governor otWu,ty cginh. go 10 crs-
Lwg hrnr@s.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

KlLLEn ON rHe RAILROAD "A man by
tho nome of Huston, resident of Graf
ton, while in state OF inloxicAton, was
ioston'ly killed near Texas, on the Bal
timoro AMI Ohio Railroad, on the ll'h
instant, by falling from the bumper of a
ttcightclr while the train was iu mo-
lion,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

Rsoder if you are suffering with the
piles, go to L. s Bdghrs drug store
and get box Of DR. A. j. WigginS
Pile Pills. See advertisement.
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PoINT PLEASANT, w, Va
January QOlh, 1S6S.
s. Ilt1re1 qn3 Glmp1sN,

Nes~s G9'Crey and GImpdsH;
The undersigned, on behalf Of herS
liens Of Point Pleasant and vicinity, re-
specially invite you to deliver lectures
upon soue subj 'c!s of your owu select
ion.
You will confer favor by answering
through the columns of the two papers
of This place, giving notice of subject,
time and place,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

Stanton has teeo re insa,oi ia his Of
Gee as Secretary of War, and Andy has
'kioked up a row" about ii, but still
Smith & Martin keep up their stock of
goods and sell them lower than ever,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

CAPTURED Jack Hopper who broke
out of the Jail of this county on New
Years night was captured in Washing
ton City last week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

Remember, that Smith & Monin ore
selling goods NJ cheap a. any other es'
lablitmenl in town,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

EXAMINATIONS The attention Of nil
desiring to be cxominel os teachers 10
directed to the Advertisement Of the
County Superintendent, of Free Schools,
in another part of our Paper,
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P.ATMTTNG.

"a l.. g. MtuPiN, House Sigh and or.
AL namour1l r,nc., riint plcasqrt, West
Virginia. In, l,.l purchased Adams ,palept
C;mning inchinc, and IL INV prepared 10 do
ALL KINDS or PAINTING AND GRAIN.
ING ~ The latest prl mn1l approved STYLE
orlcrg snllcihdAulwhch will receive prompt
attention Prices moderate. lsep b.6idI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

1t is really astonishing 10 see The i'm.
mcnse amount of goods that's daily ia.
ken away from Smith d Mar'in's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23
Respectfully.

S9airh &Mor'io are still of,riog their
etire stork Of goods at very low prices