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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24
GEO. ". 7IPPETT
EDITOR ARD PROPRIETOR,
POINT PLEASANT, w, VA,
rNuRspAY, bhcENngR %, rsas
DEAR READER

With this month, aLjcd closes tho
gear. the Saturday nigh, bss arrived
But with It we neither close our books
nor do we lay down toe pon. For Us
there i. n, Sabbath Of ,ho yeGr -lac,e ia
no rest, Tho months follow one auoIhor,
aud all axe alike. Yet boo pIos,an, those
brlaI b0lis tina. coma and mbka Merry
Christmas aui Happy Nov Year VIZ
welcome them a, do tue happy homes
that do, our lovely land To tie farmer
Ibis isa pleasant season, with we'll stored
garuers ho follows Oaluys's coqn9 aUd is
rostiug. GAshodng strength from rspoaa
Tor the new life Of spring AS We look
back over The year many will have cause
TO remember it CS one of severe drought
Thio on the other hand others have
suG5raJ with heavy raas, Tbeso things
only sho@ What mutual dependence the
dilTeren! sections o. tho country ar tc
osCh Other.
For the coming yea, We o1pto: 10 $50
many Of the nsmosoi our old standby
Subscribers We hope each ons viii taoi
intsrostOd enough to increase our is, by
sending 10 new recruits, We arc en-
Outraged with the int resl shown for
de paper since we have taken charge Of
the same. During the coming year we
expect to make grea! improvomon, in
the paper. by getting new type, and even
to charging ig but 10 orje, to do this,
we must ask our patrons TO gronp,y
pay US what they owe Tor iha paPsf. al.
vss'i,iog, job work, De, We hope eve
rgone knowing thom:elves indebted to
Us will tsko especial pleasure in liqgida-
ling the same as so0u as possible, aud
lhersby enable ia to buy new press,
now,type, and tue other material nOCss.
snry TO the proposed Improvement Of
our paper,
Ia oder to gjvo our haDIt , chance
to enjoy lie holidays, we hsys concluded
TO moi publish paper noY, weak, 10
the meantime We wish our patrons q
.tNT -, pt.:...-..tf 81 ill.,, -,
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CONGRESSIONAL

sEGgrG, Ca tue 18Th the President
presented a memorial rom manufactures
in reference to the tariff. cufrOor5, &c
TIE committee on tbs judiciary re-
ported Mr.. Summers resolution dpelar.
TO- the necessity Of cgrtain tlrth sr
guarantees 10 ths tocons,suorof Of the
rebel States. ..
A bill was introduced Tor the Better
administration Of a5tice 10 Ao terrific.
res Of the Uai.sl States.
The bill introduced into tho senate By
Nj, Morton, providing for the purchase
Of thirty acres Of land Oh Meriljao Hill,
near Washington, a, sile for .bo Exec
a!ive Mansion, apPrapriales 8i25,OO0
for that purpose.
The members OF the Jujicigy Com,
milleo, who have charge oIlhe inYosd-
galion into tho political Affairs of Mary.
land, haze, at the REQUEST Of tho Mary.
land delegation, decided not to enter To-.
TO the examination Of witnesses uasil
after the holidays,
The Senate Committee on the Judioi.
airy formally considered the Georgia
question, came 10 no conclusion, owing
10 the absence Of one Of lis mam5oa-
il was decided that the bill prepared by
Senator Edmund should DO presented
to-day, and Referred 10 that committee
10 bo taken up after recess. This is re.
garlsd as foreshsdo8jng Congressional
action on the subject.
The section ia Senator Mpnou's bill,
which authorizes the Secretary Of the
Treasury to issue so year bonds, with
which to procure the balance Of tho
gold that nigh! DO necessary for the to-
demption orlogai leaders, dois 30! Gz
any rate Ofintorcs!. but leaves Il blank
10 be filled in the Senate,
In the House, Mr., ri. Of Georgia,
Introduced resolution iaS!ruoling the
committee on the Revision Of tho LAWS
60 consider lhsrproprioty Of .e1'cadiug
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psnt homo to have lhOm cIeanssd. |
have kaown scholars uausealsl and sick.
snod by such in!olorobla Gl!hiuess. The
duty ia iuOumbOn, upon The teacher, far
As possible to proIoO, tho school room
from tue entrance Of ell TIA! will annoy,
ConAminAGlo OF disease. The school
room should DO sacs retreat for Tho
body anil mind. AS safe as the health
issl family circle any ofIho pupils hsg,
If"
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PoLnt PIeasant MARRIED.
Corrected Weekly BY
COLE g. BRYAN, GROCE9S.

FLour-ln good demandi x 81 80;
Xxx 80 90; XXX9IO 5Oi Fancy 5ll co.
GRMT-Whoot prime 81 G5@l 75j
Oats 45c, Corn SOC.
PsoyrIoss--Shouldes l5Gl6 cts,
hams 10000; sides 1920 C; Mel"
Pork l5c; dried beef 25@3O cont5.--
AppLEs--Dried 8O1Oc pr pound.
DgIED PEACHES lO@I2lc pound.
PorA7oEs 5O@75 pcr bush
LARD zoe.
BEAHs,- Beoos 50 5o@53 per bush,
BUrTRR- 32@35c
EGGs--ln good demsnd at 25c.
COFFEE -2503O for green. Drowned
80 cts.
SuaAn--Havonno, 14ci Cuba l5c;
N. o. I6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Codeo sugar, 1000 c.
NALs.-Wo no,a an Gclivs demand Al
tho following quotations.:
lOd to Goa at IS; Sd IS 20; Sd 50 80
Al So 10; Sd SO 80, With Tho usual dis
coUn. to the trade.
Frsu-Now mpck9tal by tho kiI&2 90
ass 90
KAaAwuA SALr-Barrol $500
0ms- Lard, 81 IS; Lubric 5O060;
Lio5oed, wholesale 97@Sl co. retail
81 90; Carbon, 40 c. por gal.
MoLAssEs--Poni Rico 81 90 per gal.
N @ 81 90 SvruD 81 q6.
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CuRIgTaAg.

Ills winter Of want and dintrsls,
abon thousands aroanI US are honeIsss
and hougesss. are 10, as Of old undet
tho VAIN skies OF the OriaOl, we oau
best keep our Christmas in works Of
practical cbarity. 10! not our tables
smoke and grosn. until ct least aoms
one WAC wskons to a starving Chuatu5a
5ss been r5d; TIL st Issstaomo one. chill d,
cd oai dying ualor tbs bssoiOg blor! wo
love, shall bo warmed and clad. Sci!
not tho Stars Which sga,k to v. Of love
and hope look down on dealh and dos-
pair 10 Others. "InsSnuch "a 70 did it
not 10 one Of he least Of lbeso, 70 did it
not to me-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

MoRMoMsu is rying new eSpedianl
for excluding the Gentle light and con.
-eqaoal ptorsiOn. This is the inven-
lion OF new alphabet They
have delivered at Salt Lake City, ten
thousand copies Of school books printed
In the new language. This oROr will
prove as futile as i. is ludicr0us.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

a reward Of one thousand dollars has
been offered for the apprehension and
conviction ortho murJerers OF Mr.. Doug.
lass Love, O., LouaConiog, Al.agony
county. MlryIoul,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

The South Carjina State sonolo has
revoked tho sentence oGsusPenSion against
Senator Leslie, oCBarHwelI county, and
rs-odmiII8d him 10 hia Sect
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24


THE UNDISPUTED SUPERIORITY Of
the medicinal virtues Of Roback'I Blood Pills,
Stomach Bilters aud Blood Purifier over all
other remedies prepared to relieve suffering
humanity, 10 shown in many ways, but espe-
cially is it oyiurcd in this important foct:--
That responsible druggists and merchants all
over the country take active interest in intro
ducug them to their best customers and friends
while, at the same lime, it isquite as much to
their Peeuuiary interest to recommend other
medicines. The reason for this is obvious
They IRE in positions to see the prc.ominent
efficacy of the pills in cases Of Liver Complaint
and ali distractions Of the bowels, and, in fact
in all cases where a cathartic medicine can be
employed. While the bilters by thSir gentle
tonic, stimulant and laxative properties, and
as safe and certain remedy in Dyspepsia,
have won the admiration ofevary one who has
given them the trial, and the Blood Purifier is
Acknowledged 10 be one of the best remedies
to search out disease, cure Scrorula, Old Sores
Eruptious aud Skin Diseases and topurify the
blood cytant;hencc the people must naturally
give their voice in favor Of remedies which ef.
feet so much real good in the world.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

The Temperance men Of Illinois have
held State Convention AMI resolved to
organize a political party opposed to the
N sDuiac;ure and sale Of intoxicating
dtinSs. From the date Of the formation
Of sach a party, the cause Of temperance
there will begin to dooIinc, 1t is not
The frs, timo thot u similar error hos
been committed, and good cause in.
iltad thereby.
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Among The many important subjects discus.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

The Congressional D6mmltloc to ia
vosigalo election frauds in Now York
has arrived in that city, ODd will COM
mencc at once,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

An unsuccessful oltompt was made
Friday night At phompsonyiIis, to throw
tho New York and Boston midnight
train from the track
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24
NEarsllal's Sale!
STATES or ANERICAJ
District Of West Virginia, $50
J'tn % y, :.

The Steamboat Jonas PowellO
Tn obedience to an oder, entered on The 9th
L day o! November, 1869, in the District
Court Of the United States for the District Of
Hes. Virginia In lhe case Of John Winklev
against The Steamboat Jonas Powell" bsr
engines, tackle, ca.it, apparel, and flnitu,e
! shGilnpgoCaal 10 sell aaid Steamboat Jonas
Powell" at the Town Of Point Pleasant. in
the county Of Mason, ia th.3 District, on
FRIDAY,THE isT DAY OF ANUARY, 1869
to the highcl.end best bidder, at public auc.
ton.
TERMS OF SAIE:-One third cash, tbe
balance in two equal instalmect3, at three and
six months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security .5r !5a deferred payments,
with interest from date
HEDGMAN SLACK,
u, S. Marshal Dist. West Va.
MilIer& Quarter Proctors Tor John Winkley
dec INV.
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Sick IIeadache

Arises from disorderad stote Of the Stomach
and bowel and bilious arrangement Of The
lIYer, and can Oe permanently cured by tho
use Of ltobaek's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
Z, S. Bright, Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

bill cannot p5ssiblg get through Oh.
Senate, bu! fari(f men think otherwise.
uEALTHiN TIE scuOOLRo0E.
The following extracts lsom au alIrsu
ieiyo,1l boiora the Normal School at
0aDa,io, in 1867, may possibly be read
wiIh profit BY tue teachers aad parents
Of the cocaly, a. tie opening Of our
schoois his water
"2i 70 promote hoaI!h in tho school
room no contagious or infections disease
should be allowed to enter there, Thoas
who have mover laugh! school mag aou.
lsr Why his poiol is made one would
oaIarllIy suppose that no humane and
ien5,ble paren, you'd send sick child
to school. 4 few months teaching will
suffice to uo!coieve any who en;chsin
sach suppos.sio0. There is disease
SO unpopular aud loS,hsome TIA! . ply
rioiaa hardly dare call /: by is RICH,
name ia respectable family wilhou.
giving oiI5nso, that is kept aliyd and
scattered abroad through the community
mainly through the scboo! room. Il has
hui warfare with sulphur and soap
from lime immamoriai. During tho ia
JorvaIs Of scbooI, the Ia,Ier aImos, yOu-
qai.l oai overcome it. Il invariably
though, through manages, through the
coGaiVance or Careioe,nssa of some
mother, 10 gotta. least o1e infected schol-
ST. into tho school room whenever school
opens, thereby flank movement on tho
children Of whole neighborhool or
town. il more than regaius lis lost grouad
aud soon puts the entire community to
the "scra'eh," 1t is an outrage upon so
cioly. that. disease OF this Lind should
DO allowed to enter tho school room. -
But when the school is free. oil have .
right 10 60 ono may say. Surely tho ed
sOslion is iree. bu. i,ob-nevor. No ouo
hos righ, 10 imgarl that to their neigh
bora sal communities, no more than
they have TO establish nuiaanca' in thojr
door yards, This il fres coua,ry, but
it did Uo. g few years aioco. permi! some
demons 10 human lesb 50 distribute ia
Goc,ious clo,t G among The people, nct
does it TO Day, aIioS oaitia even. from
infected localities, to be shipped ia,o The
country.
Measles aal SCoro! fever are often
spread far and wide, in ncighborAoois,
towOs and Giles, causing lhe loss Of
moDy lives BY ,bo colgabla caroI5s5Dcss
itno,hiS worse, Of parents, 10 sending
children who have bosa exposed 10 these
disea55I, to school. A child who has
been to SONS distant neiShborhool, aud
there exposed, it may be, to Scarlet ie-
vet, comes home and ia s!,aitway sent
10 toe school roomTanl Ihars in the
nian Ola lua&ssi or more oAildrou,
tia disease isdsYolopol. /. now spreads
like wild.ffs; lAa school is broken up.
every family aImos, is afflicted with the
p'agua, and many eaussi to mourn tho
loss Of loved ones. Is is 10. enough TO
Say the parents of that chilli who was
accusory to oil this. su.IsriDg anl woe,
was only careless. II they 6uow tie ex.
poslro Of the child, add ,he' nature Of
disease, The blood oftbe slain arc upon
Thorn rs pa,sjDg strange we have 40 lo.
gal onsotmeo.s to prohibit paroas from
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

d correspondent Of the Clsrhburg
Telegraph. wiring FROM #hooIiog, SPEAK
ing Of the next u. S. Senator says:
"Lg regard to UHiicd S!nlss Senator
there is y5ry iul0 said ezcep. VIA! you
newspaper men say. Several meu arc
spoken OF, end among o!bor things said
lsg bold assert that Gsgsrnor Boromnn
has tho iosiia tack Your humble
correspondent csa'SscO tbs, but 10 to-
CARDS this CRY Of fu3iio track jus,
raised to dslor other sspirants from On
.sriag toe "ring." | bGyo nothing to
soy agaias! Governor Borsman other
personally ofgoIi.ioaIly. He hoaSslsom.
ed bis pledges, lie IS on honest man
n~.n true to hid trust He i3 true to
lae Uuioa Republican party. Nobody
denies this; ont does this argue ihat be
should b. elected United S.sioa Senator?
More than twoa,y thousand Wes, Virgi.
mans oan present the same clsims; il
this wore mol tho oaso cur Siste would
nou BE- in the barSs Of the rebels, Gov.
Bo7sman has held ohico ior seven years
Ho ia from Wood county, aud | don't
see lhat Wood county has perpsuiy
10 til, Offices Of Governor and UujIol
States Senator All the Governors that
Wet Virginia has ever had have bsou
citizeos Of Wood county, Wood county
has had United States Sanalor ever
eince the State was a S,aIe. Il has mad
one Representative 10 Co0grcS5-a gen.
t'smsn noa IN q high position 10 the
diplomatic service Of our country,
Mr. Editor, as I said, have no very
gfsat objsotions to Gov. Boroman, but !
do object TO burdonjos Park crsburg With
tho duty Of filing all our prOmiOsa, Of
ices nay, 10 particular layoTi,e for
Uuiled States Senator aud le! who may
bl elected wil bow with humble sub
mission to the fOt O! Tue Legislature,
but sill think there are others that
have equal claims to Gov, Brennan"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

The New York World advocates the
repeal Of tho tGx on toa, sugar and col-
leo,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

The PC Pleasant Register recommends
Hon. Daniel PoIsey for U, s. Senator
Of Yves, Va. in place Of Hen P. G, Van
Wiahla. Mr. Polsley 10 tho present
member Of Congress from tao Keaa8ha
District IL is a !rus, sisal'os' RePuJ
Iican and cmincailg worthy the high
position for which be is named.
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the lime 10 which banEEupa may avail
IhOmseIsOa Of tbo pSoyi.iops Of tho bank
rupt sci, aud reducing lbs foOs. Which
Was adopted.
The MsorhsSd Tnrif bill is nov IN
the Ways aod Means CommiileO, and
also before the House ComnilIse Of lhs
Whole. MsOy uonbop say tie yols
the other day, On taking it up. must mol
be considered sS test vote, br tia res-
sou thot It waS a question between con.
sidsring bis measure or going 10 Jnsi.
uosS on tho Speskor'I tablo. THE OK
lrOme tGritl mOU complain DhQ, the WOyS
cad Means Committee msnitsst 9 gooi
deal Of injiIarsucO 10 lbO bill but it is
asasrainsd tbGt lhsY will take II up i'm
msdistely oher the Reese. aud from
time to tine report such amendments
az they doam appropriate Tie bill viii
BE- considered in the House under charge
Of General sohonek. Two or ,bgee sea.
ators 5n Tho Finance ConmiItaa. say the
bill cannot P5ssibly get through Che
Senate, bu! 'farj(f men .aiuk otherwise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-12-24

June IS, 1868, ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11
Chairman Republican State, Central
Committee.


Confidence In the Chairman of the
State Central Communicable leader
during the canvass-is essential to a
thorough organization, and upon the
organization mainly depends the sue
cess of a party. A practical man, of
large experience and intelligence, Is
absolutely necessary, as well as one
intimately acquainted with promi-
nent men In the Districts and counties
of the State. The selection of a
Chairman for the Republican State
| Central Committee is, in our view,
one of the most important duties of
the next Republican State Conven-
ton. In casting about for a Chair
| man, we find no one that we deem bet
ter fitted for the place than Hon. Jas.
/ n. Tyner. of Miami County. His
great abilities as politician, intimate
acquaintance, acquired while in the
service as special mail agent, in all
parts of the State, and the unbounded
confidence the Republicans have ia
his integrity as a man aud politician,
seem to single him out from among
the prominent men of the party for
this position.
We do not know whether it would
be convenient for Mr.. Tyner to accept
the position; have had no intercourse
with him or with his friends in re-
gard to the place, and make the sug
gestlon on our own responsibility, and
We hope the recommendation will
meet with favor with the Rep publican
press, and that Mr.. Tyner will accept
the position for the good of the party
in whose SuccaSS in Octobar next is
involved the best interests of our
common country. The very existence
of the Republic, we verify believe, is
involved in the success of the Repub-
lican party next Fall.-MadisOn Cour.
We have known Mr.. TYNER for
several years. and regard him as one
of the most active aud best posted
politicians in the State. We have
understood, however, that the Repub-
licans of his District think of run
ming him for Congress.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11
cheyenne Oity.

At the foot Of the Rocky Mountains,
has grown with a rap;dity that rivals
the wonderful creations of Aladdin 5
magic lamp. The first settler in Chey-
enne arrived on the 23d of July last.
At that time there was not stick of
timber in the region, and the place
was desolate enough to discourage
any man. On the 9th of September
its city government was organized,
and it has to-day a good hotel, while
another and larger one is being built,
town hall, large store, warehouse,
five liveryand feed stables, splendid
restaurant, where the delicacies Of
the season are served, deer, speckled
trout, buffalo, antelope, etc. 1t has
many respectable and permanent
buildings, and what is worth great
deal, an enterprising population of
nearly 5000 souls.
Building lots which five months
ago were not worth anything-which,
in fact, man would not take as a gift,
are now worth from $1,000 to
$1,000. Nothing is heard there but
the sound of hammers and saws, as
new buildings go up day after day.
1t does not take long for man to
build house there. The morning
sees the timbers framed, and the
evening finds it ready for occupan-
cy. There are many houses built of
square blocks of dried mud, which
is called a DOLBY {" (adobe)
The city has two banks, which are
doing a thriving business, are rep
resented by all the trades, and still
there is room for more.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We never notice communications
cot accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
TO us if unacquainted.
Write on only one side OF the paper.
Don't write unless yJu have some
thing to say of interest TO the public;
and be as brief as the subject will al
iow.
The publication of communica-
tion is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them.
Communications should De address
ID to the Editors of the JOURNAL, y
md not to individuals
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

THE charge against Generals POPE
and SwAYNE, by the President, was
that they stepped outside their legit-
innate military duties to interfere in
the political controversies in their re-
spective commands. 1t seems, how
ever, that the true reason was these
officers did not use the power placed
in their hands as the President de-
sired Gen. GORDON GRANGER has
done so, and ANDY is delighted. New
developments alone will show how
utterly contemplate President
of the United States can make him
sell.