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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14
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Dissolution Notice.

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WILLIAM j. OLIVER,
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The undersigned will continue the saddle
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account, WILLIAM j, OLIVER.
april 23-4w.
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The Monroe county Republican De.
elstes a favor Of Hon. B. f. Wade for
PiOc student on the Republican ticket
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England having conquered at Mag
dAlH and killed the Abyssiniau monarch,
now declares her intention 10 confscOte
The entire Kingdom. This proceeding
No ore sure will strike with terror the
Democratic press Of the United States
which showed such extreme SensiLiveness
about eondScation when proposed Os d
punishment, aud not merely 10 crafty
revenge
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THE hndemigned oiiegs AZ private 3le 90
| good terms, Ills property situated y Point
Plessant. MBscn county, West Virginia, known
aa Tho nUhion House apd premises. The
building proper ID q large two story il9me with
on Cd III awo atoFits containing large wen
Feadlated rooms situated ia the central part
Of tha toFn on Main street, pear the steambeit
landing. Tho lot contains one.iouth oi az
acre OF ground; and q we'll provided WIN
stables and out buildings necessary 70 an 10
tel The undersigned having entered on other
buBiness In another State. viii sell tho hiore'
1aid properly with Or without the furpitur9aa
tho purchaser may prefer The patronage 81
tie houie 4 rood and viii pay any merItori.
torious landlord For terms apply at the
premises. JOHN FRANZ.
may l4-2m, 4
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Tho tax OF one cent box on matches
last year Melted TO tho Government
a revenue Of 81, 500 geo.
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'AEofnER soUrHEkN hotRoN.l

= Y
ANoTHER soUTHEkN HohROH.l
Another VickSburg horror is reported
in The Southern papers, and the story is
told 10 the true ChiValrv style. A man
was foully murdered near Omega Land
ing on The Mississippi river, The terri
bio negroes, Of courss, did it, and a de-.
tachment Of the representatives Of the
first, fsmilies started out to arcs! them,
Alter two days hunt they found their
game, and, now comes the ingenious por
ton Of the tale. When these law abid-
ing hunters we're sending their gams to
prison in the hands Of a posse. some
more of the dreadful negroes came along
and took forcibIe possession Of the cap.
turei men and burned them at the stake.
The veraciouS chronicler OF this tale Of
Southern life conSolingly adds that "ths
sufferers met their fate without protest
or expoStuIation. and were apparently
convinced that they fully meri'ed their
terrible death"
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The Kiogwood Journal noish the
memo oil Con. T. NJ. Harris, of Richie
county, as q candidate for Goyenor
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For Sale!

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF WAYNE
L COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Jos, @. Wheeler,
vs. In ChanccrY,
Mary D. Wheeler, -.-
The defcndcnt Mary D. Wheeler, non resi-
dent Of this State will take notice that mo.
tion will be made to the Circuit Court Of Put.
nam county, on the fourth day of the next
term thereof to remove the above suit from the
Circuit Court Of Wayne county to the Circuit
Court Of said Putnam county, to be therein
proceeded in, according to law.
Jos. @. WHEELER, Complainant.
W, II. Enoohs, Sol. Tap, 92-iw,
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Meas Market.

G5 Tie undersigned wodId res.
.pectfully inform the citizens Of Point
Pirasant and vicinity that he has removed his
Nest Shop to the building directly opposite
The Union Hotfse, where will be. found at eli
Zines fresh beef, pork, veal and mutton, at
prices To suit the the times.
GsThe highest market price paid for beel
nav I4-tf GEO. BARcUs.
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A leading Western Democratic gu tnal,
in commenting on the victory Of Gener-
al Nspier, and the slaughter of King
TheodOrOus, elegantly exslaimI There
is a dead niger 10 Abysainia," and
wonders whether the Radical press Of
this country will notrsiso howl, Now
man who assumes TO DO prophet
among the modern Democracy ought to
have learned enough Of cthnOlogy to
know that the AbysSinians, although
Africans, are not negroes. but an entirely
different race. and have on,enti'ely diff
creut history. Sill We believe, as an
idol. King TheodOrus would be preiera-
bic to the choice of the Democratic par
ty. We believe that negro who Tell
iu,batlIe is greater hero and moro
worthy Of the respect and honor Of brave
men than a while rebel who saves his
life under psttitoAts.
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CuIClCl CONTENTION.

As the day for assembling q lbe
greet National Republicnu Nominating
Convention approaches tho interest fell
ip lie deliberations and probable result
iucrslses. Tho work before the COu-
veuIion is OF no small magniIudoI the
important issues to be cSnvassed in The
Presidential campaign will alone require
the grsatsSt exercise Of political wisdom
and prudsncs to be derived from the
most. thorough and careful survey Of oil
the surroundings OF the political horizon
ntths present day. No nan. however
bright bis intellect my be, is comPe-
tent 10 divine what is best TO do in re-
gard to the proper settlement Of poliIi.
col issueu now before the American
psople, butt must be tho assembled
wisdom apd prudence Of the party Il at
must bring forth the right and proper
platform upon which we ara to slond'
And 20 the Chicago Convention we may
confidently look for the accomplish.
ment of this end.
AS to the men TO be brought forWard
for our support, we know that they
will be men for the times. It's beyond
the possibility Of a doub! as to the nom.
iuation Of General Grant for the Pres.
iJency. Vni whoovsr may be placed on
the ticket for the Vice Presidency, we
are certOiu of glorious victory iu No
vember next. Let us then, Rspubl-
cans Of West Virginia prepare to wage
good fght'in good cause.
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CapitaI..........., so, 900.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel; y
T. H Logan. T. P. Shallcross,
q. w Franzhelm, Jas. N Vance,
J. Il. Hobbs, Michael Reilly
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized FIVE years, and in that time
done successful business, is sill prepared TO
take risks Mt fairrates on buildings ofall kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture Steam Boats and Cargoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakes.
| lThis Company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they tan he insured on
dwellings, furniture, barns, and contents. for
3 or 5 years at reduced rates. This being q
State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in
the State and composed Of some ninety-four
stockholders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration of the insuling public.
and solicits their patronage. Applications ior
insurance will be promptly attended to al their
Office. No. 20 Monroe street, or at their several
| agencies throughout the State.
IN. O. ARTHUR Secretary.
SAN'L MCCLELLAN , President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
C.sM. coEN, Assistant Secretary !.
GEO. MARTIN, AGENT
I. 80 Point Pleasant, W.,Ya.
& A ssETS oFTHG coMPA ANY February rsi
| N 1868.
Stock Bonds (well securely $4,000 90
| Fifty thousand dollars in U. s. 500
Bonds, market value $4,000 90
Seventy. eight shares Merchants Ma.
tional Bank, market value $3.50 OIL
Bills receivable Discount and pre-.
MUM notes. 1888 S.
Office furniture, iron safe, &c. quo OF
Cash in Bank 1868 3s
Cash on hrud 1856 OF
Sl62 ,O64 Os
Losses paid since the organization OF the
company five years.:
Fire losses $36,S9l 81
Marine losses $4,000 81
Total $4,000 Ii
&C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
april iG-tr
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10 Every b.ody!
.SPRING.AND GUMMER! GOODSL
p. pleasant oIOthing Housed
A. HESS,
CALL I'D EXIMINE

his stock. For extent, variety and lcwness.
Of price, Il win be found unequalledin this or
any other section Of the country. The stock
consists OF
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GRAIN-Wheat was In very light sup
ply this morning the receipts being only
about 6,000 bushels, mostly low and
medium grades. There was some de-
mand for prime lots, and the market
generally was steady. Sales were made
sof 8, COO to 600 bushels red at 81 50a.
175c for common 81 coal 95c for fair;
$2 1872 200 for good to prime, and OF
abont ], 900 bushels white at from 81 500.
for common up TO 81 25c for prime.
Corn was In very Light supply and dull,
few lots of new. sold at from. 60 to 800
and we quote old at 81 GOAL 05c. A lot
OF $50. bushels old Western mixed
brought 100c. Rye we quote at 81 SOC
for common, and 81 40aI 500 for good to
prime. Oatss were in light supply and
,firmer to-day. Sales 7ofS some 1000
bushels were reported at Goo for COM
mon, and 65a72c for good to prime
PRoyIs1 5Ns-Raeon = Sides in very
Iilight supply, and in consequence they
are firm at 1Tof for RIB, and T71<a171<c
for clear nib. Shoulders are In better
supply, and they ars quoted at 131<c.
The demand for Bacon1s is fairly active,
but sales are confined to retail lots.
Bulk Meats are scarce and hrms for inn
mediate delivery. An offer of 155fc
was made and refused yesterday for
clear rib sides. Lard was quoted at
165<a17J<c, the latter price being for
jobbfng lots. Mess Pork we quote sRt
$50 Per bbl for new city.
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.mIssoURI.
2 b. Louis. Nov. 4. 4A.-n,I..-

ST. LOUIS Nov. 4, IA. n.
All the precincts in the. city and
county, except two Representative Dis
trlctss give Grant $50 majority. Full
returns from the county will probably
give Grant 300 majority. MeClnrg's
majority IN the county will be about
1900. The sufffage question In the
county VIII have some 10000 against it.
Jefferson county reported 500 Demo.
cratic majority and Dean about 100.
Wells, Democrat, elected to Congress
by about 400 majority, si- z ~ ~
johnson county has reported ZOO
Republ blican mRjoritys ST. Francis coun<
ty 15O Democratic majority; buchanan
county $50 Republican majority; Platte
county claims 609 majority; Hannibal
City gives the Republican CITY ticket
100 majority; Washington county re.
ports Democratic majority of 400 ON
the State ticket; Lyon. county 504; Suf-
'frage 800. ~ ..-y-.zys-ys = 3.
Lawrence, (Ransas) Douglass coun.
ty-LaWrence City gives Grant 715, and
Seymour 178; Grants majority 642:
Republican gain 202 over the vote OF
1856. Wakarusa township gives
Grant 332; Seymour 50; large Repnbli-
can gain. Clark (RadicaN for Com
gress, has a majority of 1853 in the city.
and 227 In Wakarusa township. The
majority for Grant in Douglass county
is estimated at j, COO. Holt county (Mo.l
gives Grant 955 majority; q gain OF 200
on thev of 1866; McCiurg (Repub-
'lican) for Governor, 900 mAiority:
---=-- (Repnbllcan) for Congress, 500
majority; negro Suffrage $50 09maiority.
The election In the First sConRression-
ties. The Times with one precinct in.
the city and four in the county to
hear from, claims 67I majority, for
Welles (Democrat). The Republican,
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! NN0NGAABOA 4o9Os
APPLRs-supply good; prices range
from So so to s. 90 perlbbl.
iBUTTRR-Plenty at 500 flor choice;
common roll dull at 2Oa25c.
coRREE-Rio. fair to good, 22a2se;
Hummel's essence s2 s5; Felix's extract
" 20, ssssF ~. - ,. ss.sEsf
.oANDLEs-city mould taIlow lie;
Star 22a25c.
ooTToN YARs-standard axe; Cot
ton Rafting 25as5i Candle Wick 45c.
oARBoN om-2sc. and charge for
packages. tia
CHERsE-Sales OF Western Reserve at
17c per pound; Factory 1ee. =,
EaGs-Tn good demand at 23e.
FnoUR-MarlSst dull, SuperhneS5 So so
red wheat family s. 90; fancy so so.
FEATHERs-In fair demand at 76c.
GRAIN-PrIces for No. red Wheat
81 60a1 90; No. i white 81 90a2 90. Corn
New. in small lots, s65ca75; old, 81 90.
oats-6Oca65. Rye-Sl 20al %. Barley
-sl 75at IS. -
HAY-Loose timothy sells at $40 per
ton for good quality. ..s=--is-e.-.Ee..- -,-,-e
LARD-Leaf, In tierces 19c .
LARD oII-Extra 81 65.
MoLAssRs-ChoIce New Orleans at
90c: Porto Rico $50; Baltimore Syrup
s0a90c, New York do 65a zoe.
PRov1sIoNs-We quote shoulders at
14c; clear rib sides 171<c; clear sides
1sI<e; sugar cured canvassed hams 2Ic;
mess pork $50 co.,
- - rFf-
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wEsr INDIEs.

@ HAvANA, Nov. 4. 81
The whole Island is in an excited4
state, business prostrate- on account of
the listrust and alarm of the people.
The Captain General Is .st rangely reti-
cent. IA sdepntatio of leading citizens
who called on him were insnlted by an
ofiacer of his houaeh0Ids and the leaders
American consul asking that q few
United States war vessels be sent there
was refused transmission over the
wires. The Insurgents arc {, COO strong
and mum berfng many Spaniards and
their cry is stSpain, Rffm and, Serrano"
and down with taxation.8 Troopsl
numbering 10. 900 are acknowledge to
be insudicIent 70 repress the rebellion.
Lersundi has received ample tustruc;
tions from the PROVISIONAL Govern;
ment. News by. CAdizf steamer Is
anxionsly expected . n
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TrIstee,s Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST.
ID dated the fourteenth day Of June, 1StQS
executed by Robert Ibbitson and wife TO
myself as Trustee, and Of record IN the Clerk
office Of Ohio county, volume So, page 452sl
viii sell at the Court HouEe In the city OF
Wheeling, ON Saturday, the nfCh day OF De-
ceInber, 1858, tho following deeeTibed prop r
ty mentioned In said Deed OF Trust to wit:
: A piece or parcel OF ground situated on the
wheeling, bounded as follows, beginning at
a point one hundred and ninety ieet east OF
the east line OF EoH street, on the line OF q
street called Crescent street, lad out nom
Eon street, eastWRrdly to the Crescent hon
Mil, on the bank OF Wheeling Creekf said
CreEcent street being CONTINUATION. OF
Webster street, though running ne1Ier the
street and at q different angle trOn Webster
street, thence noFthWardlyi along the east
sida or an alley twenty feetwlde 10 " heel
ing creek, thence eastWaIdly up said creek
parallel with said alley 70. said sCTescent
street, thence westwnrdly along the notth
line or Cfeacent street sixty feet 70 the place
OF beginning, together with the rnaehlneryt
fixtures and improvements thereon or ap-
puEtatning thereto, being the Saue properly
conveyed by Gill a RaEdman 10 IbDltson &
Gunner and by the latter 70 Robert lb0it-
Ter Terms Of sale, one fourth cash, and the re-
and eighteen months, with interest from
day OF sale, secured by Deed OF Trust ON the
1Se tide 70 the above property is believed
TO be good. Selling Hs trustee 1 VIII only
convey such title ns nsisvested1n mo by said
os oeSo,imeod EH HFITzHUGH. Trustee.
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NEwARK, November 4.

Returns very close and incomplete.
Seymour carries the State by about
1000 majority, and RandolphS Demo
crat, for Governor by about 2500. The
Senate has II Democratic and 9 Repub-
lican members, The Assembly has 50
Democratic and 28 Republican mem.
bers. Democratic malority on joint
ballot Z, which will send a Democrat to
the u. s. Senate in place of Frelinghuy-
sen. Moore, Republican, Representa-
tive for Congress, Is elected in the First.
District by about 5000 majority; Haight,
Democrat, in the Second District, by
about 5000 majority; Bird. Democrat,
Hill Republican, is 100 ahead in the
F0urth District, and probably elected
but by close vote; Cleveland, Demo-.
crat, In the Fifth District, Is elected by.
over 1000 majority over Halseys who
will contest the election.
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ONO ONO.
CINnINNATI. Nov. q

s CINcINNATI, Now 4.
Full returns from Hamilton county
give Grant s, ,S84 majority, Republican
gain of {. .4es. Total vote of the county
81. eO6; bein r 9B6 votes less thanin Octo-
Galiia county gives Grant 900 major-
ity, Republican gain of 400. Fairfield
county. all but one toWnkhip. Repnblir
can gain 10. Lawrence county gives
Grant ], go majority, Republican gain
of $40. Pike county gives Seymour
600 msfority, Republican gain OF 100.
Scioto county gives Grant 500 majority,
Republican gain!2 $50. PickaWaY county
all but one township, Republican gain
of 140. -. -! -. -
Jackson county gives Grant $50 ma-
inRton county gives Grant eco majority, /,
Republican gain OF 355. Ross county
gives Seymour 400 majority, Repnbli-
can gain Of 400. sss.i5, z. ss.5fsssl - {
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oALIFORNIA.
San FRANcrsno. NoY. q

State returnsare very Imeagre.l The
Times (Republican) claims the State for
Grant. The Alta, (Republ blichnl also
claims the State by q small majority,
unless great frauds have been perPe-
Democrats. The Morning Call, (Dem.,)
claims the State by from s, 900 to 1000,
and Johnson and Extell are elected.
Democratic msjority n'the city 8, 900.
The Municipal contest centred on the
chief of police, and Crowley < Represent
tatiYe), is elected by about 10000 ma
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GEORGIA.,
SAVANNAH, November 4.

oAFANNAd1 NUVeHUeL L
3 The city Is perfectly quiet to-day.
Two policemen were shot yesterday by
negroes; oneis dead and the other dy-
ing. The negroes on ogeeche road are
reported as arming themselves
and gathering in large numbers with
the design sof entering the city under
the lead of Brady. An armed patrol Is
on duty Tonight In. the city. The murs
der, last night, of q young man named
Law, causes deep feeling among the
citizens. THE count of the city shows a
totalVote Of 1888; Democratic majority
4150. Inthe county there is a Democrat
10 majority of 1926. ~ - s1sis
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NORTH oARoLINA. u. 8 !.
- RAnRIaH NOV.

The returns from sixteen towns and
two counties show q a'Rspublican maJort
ity Of 2.6I1. Heaton, Republican, is
elected TO Congress.
The election yesterday passed on
Quietly. State returns come in
slowly. No returns had from western
counties and not enough other returns
10 determine the result in the State.
fConPress Ia. conceded by the Republic
cans.
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DRRsb MAKERs.

MFRS. KYLE. q MRS. WATKINS.
WI Emporium OF Fashion,
s,s,.. le1 Main st. upstairs.
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sInr.I.r.nna RobberI..

WasliN9ton, D. o. Nou. q. 3
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GILVEY q LIST, ,-s,5l ls.s5 : q. 49, -
- Druggists and Presmipt pttonists. E
corner opposite the Post Once.
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baltimore markets.
TUESDAY. November

FLoUR-The market Is inactive, but
prices are steady. We hear that some
2 900 bible high grade City Mills Extra
have been taken for Rio, said TO be at
$40 90, and we have reported sales of209
bbls choice Western Spring Extra at
s. so, and of 100 bbls common Western
Winter do at s. per Dbl. We quote as
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- = Ti.5ioMAHos Nov. 4. 4,
Complies returns from eight counties
In, Nebraska, Eiyesas Republican Lnslo ~ lp2s
sityiof 2.d88, RepnblIcan gain OF 9S4.
The returns from d diferent parts OF the
State show Republic gains In Sn6ont
same proportion, The ReppnlAean
majority cannot fall short of4 600.
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nHoS. j. FINNEY. - ~
Centre Wheeling.