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hFsR ron RRGIsrRRED LRrrgRs.- The Post
master General has ordered that from the
fifst-day Of January next the registration
lee On all letters registered in aud address
ed 10 any par Of the United States shall be
fifteen instead oftwenty cents. the same to
be in all cases fully prepaid in postage
, stamps, affixed to the letter, and cancelled.
Che present rate will continue until New
Years day. On Thursday next, the first
,Iay AZ October, the Post Office Department
will open 255 additional money order post
offices; making l.46s 10 all. The amount
It money transmitted during the fiscal
year Just closed is about $4,000. 900. as
against SO, 00o. 900 the previous year.
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LOST

s.EyERiL weeks ego. on Queen Street, OF en- The
~ Otfota road nesr town. .pall MANUSCRIPT
VOLUME. containing nole. Of tii.y or sixty sermons
The volume is cfa ismo. the woiss for wear, II as
pages, hack color. marbsd edges. marked with my
nams Though IL can he of no service 10 any one
else. one dasrs 0vsrd will be paid d any Ons re-
lalnGg u 10 ne. o. 10 this Oics, snIs or mu'ilassi
@@ IL. b. PRATT. /
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NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given 10 sOi,ors. Jurors and
- Witnesses. that tbs term Of the Superior Coun
for Orange County % postponed until the seroad
Monday Of November next, at which time al Wiz
besses and Jurors are requirei 10 sliend. Erw
Nv order Of A. w. Tou'gee. Judge II said Coun,
GEORGE LAWS, Clerk.
Osiobef Z. #aaFE s#4 eg--
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

raleigh. Sept. -. 1865.
To The sheriff Of Orange County. Greeting:
You asl.hy coInusn dssi 20 cause an election
i'le he'd ~ The usual places Of voting 10 The county
Of Orange. IN rues,la, the 81 day OF November next,
Tor the pGrpsse OF choosing q member Of The Sensle
from the fveuly Senatorial District, in place
Of Josiah Farmer. IT.. banned by the Howard amend
ment as=#sss.# aEas s.tE .-qzs.zs=z9 .
IN witness whereof | hsve heresnio Sc, my hand
aud affixed The great seal Of the state. this 2slh
day Of September. 1868.
-~+.. ~@.' w. ". HOLDEN. G.ssfpor.
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FACTS 10 be obss, ved By The People.

|. 10 the approaching election. no man Is disEaa,
shised, who ever Was entitled 20 vote. I'D
.. A new regisa' ionauill begin on The 18th Of
October aud every voter old ani new. INST register
No man can vote without new registration, although
he hos registered before. a
3. There are l4n,010 white voters IN North Csro.
Ens. and 10000 caoreJ water. In round numbers;
majority OF 2 iol.
4. Although the whole Of The coiNed vote should
be cast against the Conservatives. (which will not be
,he esse.) AMI $4,000 white woes added. seymour
aud BLAIR will siill carry The State, if q full vote DO
Psed. H
s. Military Government has ceased. The election
oil the 81 Of November is 10 he free, ~ in former
tunes. But remember, all must register oser again
OF iaey canned vote. ~--.tt
6. Any person whs shall assemble armed men at
any place OF election on eecinn day. is liable TO a
Ianai,s q Sl.oo0. accordIng % The Revised Cole,
pass 30s.9. a s III
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Democrats were violently opposed to
Eesnbscks on their 6s, issue. They de i.
uOansed them as worthless rags, and even
vent so far 10 some cases as to refuse 10
trade FOR them. Now they take a green
back for their party sign, and are doing
all in their power to prevent return to
. specie currency. Shades Of hard mOu-
Icy Jackson. and miul drop Bullion, hear
d noI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

AN examination Of the names Of the
Signers the call for Democratic Soldier,
and Sailors. Convention in New York
has disclosed the fac. that the move
snsnl is generally in the hands of three
-monih'''meu, picnic heroes and Others
who mystetiOusIy dropped out of The ser.
vice. The heroes of the war generally
.aEs for 9rsdt anu Colral.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

During The wor'the Democratic party
advocated the paying Of the army in
gold. Why? Because i, was impossi-
Die, and they desired to hinder, III every
possible and impossible manner, the pros.
'ecutiOn Of the war. They now favor
she payment Of all dues 10 gnsnbscks.
Why? To iojunO the credit Of the gov
eminent they lrisd to destroy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03
PLANTS! PLANTS t!

JAvING established Plant Nursery op.
l. posite Point Pleasant, West Va, I am
prepared to furnish the public with the follow
ing varieties of Sweet Potatoes. tomatoes and
Cabbage Plants at the prices here spec fed:
Yellow Nansemond CSC per 100
BY the one thousand &c per 100
By the 10000 CSC per 100
Yellow. Testers perfected and Early Red
Tomato % cents per dozen, or 81 so per 100,
or $l2 50 per 1000.
Early York, and Ok Heart Cabbage 25 cts.
per dozen or ST. 90 per 100.
These plants will be grown In the most i'm
proved mode. The Cabbage and Tomatoes
will be grown and shipped IN cases without
being plucked until wanted for setting out.
can ship Sweet Potatoe Plants to any point
in the Kanawha Valley, in twenty four hours
after plucked. Orders solicited
Address A. W. GREGG.
Point Pleasant, Mason county W. Va.
march 26-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

The veterinary editor of Wilkes Spir.
I, ofthe Times recomends the following
sOr scratches 10 hOr'ej Take sulphals
of ziueo, Quo drachm;; glyceriuS. Two
ounces; apply every morning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Let the soldiers remember that the
Republican Par'y has always been the
friend Of the soldier, while a majority Of
che DEMOCRACY have been his bitter en- &.
smiss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Les Inc ,Oldisrs remember, that Ssy.
WOOr. when Governor Of New York.
vetoed the soldiers voting law. thereby
PHssnlius them from voting, while the
slaY-It-bOas sassks aud rebels dii tho
voting aOI hid the Offices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Remember that rebels openly bOas,
ThGs they will gain their "loss esu.s,"
which they lost on the battle Geld, if they
can alec, Seymour and Blair,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Remember. that all The bitter and un.
TsPeR'set rebels are working Cor the
'sisc,iOn Of Seymour and Blair, expecting
TO be again restored to power and Office
with their election.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

The morning after tho nomination Of
SeymOrs and Blair, by The New York
Contention. some scamp tied Grape to
The door of Chior Justice Chase's resi-
dence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Or Inianaiioa Of the Eyes not unifequeptly
srisea from disordgred state Of the stomach;
4 few doses Of Robaek's Blood Pills will. IN
a.Ost cases. effect cure by removing the cause
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BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning is one Of tho
symptoms Of "a bilious condition or disordered
state Of the liver, and should not for a single
day, be neglected, as It is but the premonitSry
symptom Of train Of evils and the very seeds
Of disease. Procure at once Robaekls Blood
Pills, administer them according TO the direct
ions accompanying each box, and the difficulty
and danger Of disease will at once be removed.
For sale by E. s. Bright, Druggist.
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Keen Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies now before the public
so we'll calculated to purify the blood and re-
construct $50 TO speaE) the whole system os
Rohaek'S Blood Purifier, Blood Pills and
Stomach BiiteTs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03
LGUCORRHGA,

Or, Whites, which follow local debility and
constitutional weakness, can be effectually
cured by the use Of Roback's Stomach Bittcs.
Do not let the druggist sell you any other
remedy, as these Bitters are prepared with es.
pecial reference to this complaint, and are
warranted to cure.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03
Meat Market.

wGIPS The undersigned would res
%SNA.peetNrny inform he citizens Of Point
fIieaGant and vioirily that he has removed bis
Mat ShGiala the bedding directly opposite
ahe Union House, WHARF will Ne Iovnd M iii
times freSh beef, pork, veal al.d lnutLop. Al
goricss 70 suit the tho times,
y ar Tho highest market Price paid Isr Soer
Saitle, calves, sheep and hogs.
!, susy II-l GEO, BARCUs.
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AS an Aperient.

There is no medicine so much in favor with
those who are acquainted with their action as
iR06ack's Blood Pills; they are safe, pleasant
and mild in their operHtiou, and are purely
vegetable: can be taken BY children as well as
adults; Try them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-09-03

Uollogot bohool, anu meroantlle BOOK blRteS,
(wITH FULL CLOTH BTDNGS)
Per HundrsA
POCKET BOOK SLATE no Iets
interviewed, and with calender for 1884 II
with aoapstone pencil IiIs, biG1iI IS %
QUARTZ ROCK bLATE,
For common sehool use, with 'oapatons ILL
cRYsrAL BOOK SLATE, ~
For common school use, with IOapStons -
SILICA BOOK SLATE,
lnterlsAyed thx Slate GuTiSetIlf5r school, II .
msresnllle and srnstAl purposes with Ill
Slick BOOK SLATE, III
and mercantile purposes, with sospstons III
STONE BOOK SLATE,
IntsrIsAved. ala Slate surfaces foe schools
ald hemIn1hrs With sonpatons pencil do gllrI a,
UINERAL BOOK SLATE,
Interviewed, llEsiAte surface for eolleEes |
academies and prOfsasonal use, with SOaPl
FLINT BOOK SLATE,
Interviewed. tIiK Slate S1rfaeesl for the .
dealer store or mechanic, with Ioapstons
HsnSE do, 6xl1klhRooo
Arr one ths above lee panps, win b sent tprsp,d b,
malt on receipt OF The single price
EIgIoody Wantii everybody buys Al quck = seen
Jus the thing for practical eAnvkI1su
a teaa man wanted for this County Arply or Addreal
Nov York Hiloats Book SLATE Company,
- CortlAndf StfSek
may l6-3m.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 15-Senator boo.
little did not attend the Chase meeting al
Philadelphia. Being Chairman of the Elk
ecutive Committee Of the Democratic and
Conservative members of Congress, he did
not feel at libeg'ty to take active measures
in advance of the convention relative to
the candidate TO be nominated.
The President to-day withdrew from the
Senate the nomination of Gen. Mott, az
Minister to Costa Riea, at his own request
Rumors have been in circulation that s.
M. Clark, Chief Of the Bureau of Printing
in the Treasury Department, has resigned
but nothing very definite can be ascer
tanned with regard thereto, except that
several days ago Mr.. Clark intimated to
Secretary Mccullough his readiness to re-
sign upon a close examination into the
affairs of the bureau by special commit
tee to be appointed by the Secretary for
that purpose. No such committee has yet
been appointed, although it is believed
such action will be taken and that Mr..
Clark's resignation will be rendered.
Reports to the General Land Office say
that in May two hundred and eighty-six
farms, comprising over twenty thousand
acres, were added to The productive area
Of Arkansas.
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NFw YORK, June I5.-The bark Onta-
rio, from New Orleans bound to HaVre, was
wrecked off Hatteras on the night Of the
1lth. The captain and eleven Of the crew
were drowned. -Four were saved by cling
ing TO portions Of the wreck
WAsHIEGToN, June I5.-The Surratt
trial is postponed ill next Monday, the
government not being ready 70 proceed.
Commississioner Rollins proposes 10 an
swer Secretary McCulloeh's last COMMUNE
cation.
RALEIGH, June 15.-W w. Holden,
Governor elect, Issues a proclamation to-
morrow, converting the General Assembly
on the lst Of July, when the officers will
be installed, il l. Hndersiood, as their
disabilities have been removed, except
such As are qualified, who, il il pres1med,
viii comply with the law Of Congress Just
passed. s
NIAGARA Falls, June 1.-THE At
lantie base BAH club, Of Brooklyn, 10 a
game Of i've innings, beat the Young Ca
madame to-day. Score thirty nine against
sc venteen. - rsi
PHIDADELPHIA, June ia freman's
riot occurred today between Moyamensing
and Washington Hose Companies. Sew
eral isemen were injured By missiles. The
chief engineer suspended both companies
until alter an Investigation.
FoRTREzs MosR9E, June l5.-Fwenty-
three lives gere lost On the bark Istris,
which was wrecked OF Cape Hastsras
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Heroine ParIk Races.

New York, June 15.-Jerome Park
races-sweepstakes for two pear old flleys,
won easily by jerome Rapture, beating In
vercold, and distancing Morris 6lley.
Time 1:053. @
The premium of 500, all ages, one
mile and Eve furlongs, was won by Ian
caster, beating Metori one len 9Th, and Red
Dick two lengths. Time 2;574.
The Westminster cup, value $1,000, won
by Local, beating j. 0'Connelly, Onward
and Fannie Cheatham. Time 4:O34.
Selling race, II miles, all ages, won by
McDaniePs Urbana, beating Tubal, Lutte,
Red Wing and Enchantress. Time 2:15.
Premium $500, three year Odds, q
miles, won by Lloyd's FLY, beating Nc
Daniels entry. Time 2:0l4.
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Cable DISPATCHES.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Daily News
says: The long experience and training,
and the high character Of Reverdy John-
son, are guarantees that he will well
represent the United States as whole, and
not sectionally. ..-E.-
The Times says; No envoy could be
sent here who will be hailed with more
confidence as a scholar and a man of a
great nation. The unanimous ratification
Of his nomination is an unexampled testi-
monial. His intellect is admirably trained
to discuss the pending or probable issues
with precision, impsrtiality, dignity OF
character, breadth of learning, and charm
Of manner.
BELGRAvE, June 15.-The nephew OF
the late Prince Michael has been declared
his successor under the title OF Prince Mi
Ian w. .-t
BERLIN, June 15.--The North German
Parliament passed bill authorizing the
government TO raise loan, the proceeds &c
be applied TO the enlargement and inn
proyement Of the Federal navy.
LISBON, June 15.-The mail steamer
from Rio de Janerio brings the following
intelligence After the bOmbardment OF
Huamita the allies made a combined at
tack on the rear of that position to gain
the forest Of Gran Chasco, and thereby cut
offthe communications of the Paraguayans.
The assault was repulsed after a desperate
engagement, and the allies compelled to
relinquish the attempt. The siege Of Hua-
mita still continued and the fortress was
closely invested by land and water
LONDON, June 15.-In the House of
Commons this morRing, the Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, Lord Stanley, said that
the Egyptian government entertained the
plan for the establishmentof code Of laws
to protect the rights of residents in Egypt
of foreign birth, and that the Vice-roy was
DESTROYS of carrying thelmeasure into iniy
mediate effect.
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pstatiag earnest future" Warmed up by
such phrsseology, we are lead to expect
something, Of course, which passes the o.
dinary fsats Of acrobat and magician.
''Ths chrysalis (rather a hard name for the
Democratic partly which they bad looked
upon as dead, inert lump, has sr'ddel'iy
burst into ssiaged iOoOmotiOa, and mounts with
oag celors into the friendly sunshine"
We have seen all sorts Of phraseology
employed to gid and varnish over politi-
cal apostacy, but never such fine writing
or enthusiastic sentiments before. Despite
all such mechanical tricks, the black APP
pears beneath the gaudy hines put on 50
"gayly" are but the stolen tinsel Of Radi-
calism; the "sunshine" will prove 70 be
but the chilling frost of contempt OF ~
honest men of both parties the winged
locomotion" viii be brought to dead stop
when il encounters the true, firm and IN
| corruptible delegates Of the Conservative
phalanx at New York. s fsssf d
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NEW YORK DIsPArCHEs.

4
Omeers Attacked and Beaten by = Mob
Naval Cadets at West PoInt-Fr0ni
Buenos Ayres, etc, etc.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Oficers Lyman,
Heldebrant and Anderson, Of the fourteenth
ward, were attacked by a mob last evening
and badly beaten. Lyman, in plain clothes,
had entered liquor saloon and asked for
drink. lie was no doubt recognized, az
he was elected by those inside and attacked
by others in the street. TheOther two named
officers came 10 his help and received like
abuse. Capt. Garland arrived with re-
serve and quelled the mob, and made sew
eral arrests.
The naval cadets arrived at West Point
Yesterday, morning in the practice fleet Of
the academy at Annapolis. A formal re-
ception will take place to-day, after which
Gen. Grant will award the diplomas, and
Prof. Coppee, Of the Board Of Visitors viii
deliver the Grafton 10 the graduates.
Rio de Janerio dates Of the 9th Of April,
and BuenOs Ayres dates Of April 9th, have
been received. II is stated that LoPeze was
strongly fortified upon the river Tebuea,
with an army Of about ten thousand men.
Sumala still remained in bis possession,
although the Brazilian fleet is anchored
above aud below il. s ~
The sickiy season had set 10 and the men
Of the. Allies we're making. impatient de-
mOnstratiOn over the delays, -
II is reported that the goyernment had
instructed Marquis Caxicas 10 assault al
any cost. Rumors were gaining eTedence
in Buenos Ayers that the United States
intended 10 interfere. la
The General Assembly Of Brazil vas
awaiting quorum TO be regularly opened
by the Emperor.
President Melere, Of the Argentine
Confederation, will probably be impeached
Immediately on ihe assembling Of Con-
gress.
Last evening a Presbyterian reunion
meeting Of the members Of the Old and
Kew Scao0l was held at tae church OF fhe
Rev. Jno. Hall. Addresses we're delivered
sirongly iaYoring the eemensing Of the
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Released. etc.

New YORK, June l5.-The exanina-
ton ia the case Of Collector Baily, of the
fourth district, charged With perjury By one
discharge Of the accused. Davis was subse-
quently arrested and held in $1,000 bail on
charge Of perjury.
The moulding and planeing mill Of John
s. LOOMS, WykOof street, Brooklyn, was
destroyed by FIRE this evening. Several
adjoining buildings, occupied as stores and
tenement houses, were burned. Loss &c.,
600, Of which Loomis suslaina $40, 900 and
Pert & Co., sash and blind manufacturers,
81. 900. I'D
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RROWNLOVE's CONTEMPT FOR THE
LAW AND THE PEOPLE.

The Memphis Post publishes the ioiN
lowing "spicy letter" from Gov Browns
low E
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, KNOXVILLE, TENN,
June 6.-Editors Post. The Hon. J. o.
Pierce having resigned as Judge OF the
Law Court OF Memphis, his resignation to
take effect after ! shall have appointed bis
successor, and ater he shall have qualified,
/ take this methpd Of saying to the people
of Memphis that | will appoint his sue
cessor when it8uits any convenience, and
not before. know the lawyers Of Mem
phis, and IL ] can't find one well one quail
fled and truly loyal, i can import him
from some other part Of the State. This
notice is given to save applicants the trou-
bic Of getting up letters and petitions.
w. q. BRowNLow,
Et Governor of Tennessee.
The Constitution of this State declares
that "the Judges of the Supreme Court
shall be elected by the qualified voters Of
the State at large, and the Judges Of such
inferior courts as the Legislature may
establish shall be elected by the qualified
voters within the bounds Of any district
OF circuit 10 which such inferior Judge or
Judges, either OF law or equity, may be
assigned by ballot, in the same manner
that members of the General Assembly
are elected" The Code provides that
"whenever vacancy occurs in any ofthe
Offices herein named, the Governor shall
order an election to fll the vacancy,
giving notice thereof" and ain the mean
time, the Governor shall appoint a suit
able person to I'll the office, until the
election of successor" The Governor
is left no discretion in this matter The
Constitution declares that the Judges
shall be elected by the qualified voters of
the State or circuit, and the Code cOnfers
upon the Governor thep power to appOintfOr
only the brief period required to hold an
election inease Of a vacancy. Circuits and
districts have been created in this State
in which the Judges have never been
elected, yet Judges appointed by the
Governor in these circuits and districts,
are holding courts as though it were le-
gal for them to do so, and now when
vacancy occurs in the Law Court of
Memphis he does notpropose to order an
election, neither will lac hear the petit
ton Of those who are interested in HAYS
ing the right sort of man appointed Judge,
and threatens to import one from some
other portion of the State. The men
here who howled most Justify for the im-
parchment and deposition of President
johnson, have not one word to say in
condemnation of Gov. Brownlow's contu-
maciOus disregard of the law and the
wishes of the people. Such is Radicals
ism
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NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-GeneraI Bu-
chanan has released the New Orleans gas
company from the action Of Gen. Banks
order of 1864, requiring them to transfer
to the quartermaster's department all the
stock standing in the name Of persons who
were in the civil or military service Of the
rebellion.
The inauguration Of the State officials
did not take place to-day az called for in
Register Packard's proclamation.