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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ANDREW jackson,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Family Groceries ana Plantation Supplies,
BATON ROUGE, La.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
COTTON STORED and SHIPPED TO SUIT PLANTERS.
So ses sU sF hs tor
the same as feel conhdsn that heretofore fully
pas on which ni
s %scs sq1ssd Having much Cstton to ship Tor my
charges Being ASsS. osls6rssd ARROW TIE"
large supply on hand, and win :as. same Loves. Cash
Conner Third and Laurel streets
ANDREW j. AIKEN,
~ H Csuecessor to Aiken RsineyD
Cotton Factor and Comm,s.Ioa Merchant,
,.. NO 90 cARoNDELEr STREET.
'rrr New Orleans.
i o. sAHELLI.
oDUoE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Ne. o. TchoupitouIas Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
IkBAU. A1OOCK = 90.
. +
ssucosssorst 20 O. wnkiz a Co..
eoMnIssIoN NERO HANfa
-yos szs SALE
Cattle. Hogs and sheep,
.ts. sroOK LANDING.
cfg Of ysaspsa. -
HAY - NELLIE
lLnxAspna zAx-v1IIzAn nnrIal
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. FOE THE PURoHArn
Bale Forwarding shipment Of Hides, Leather;
Wool Bsssvsx, rsIlov, and Tan
ming Msterials
Eas- a and q COMMERCE. STREET, NEW ORLKAgs
II. q. HezL. a.. 4lt.
COMMISSION nxzcHAxI.
For shs ssls o.
sheep. Mules ana Msrsss.
srooK LANDING. Hxw oRLxAgs
sssasfassou references dives.
JOHN w. NORRIS a co.
Rsmovsd from 81 Canal ssressJ
~ CANAL AND II GRESHAM STREETS,
asaer~i Cennission Merchants, ProSues
And Dealer, In al kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Assns for Fire and Burglar Proof SAVES and oorros
zimmsrnann os.s Cincinnati Sparkling cATAwBA
STARCH. VINEGAR. etc.. ste.. always en- hand.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
J. III. HAIsEr-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. Carondeiss Street,
NEW ORLEANS
TIE INVENTORS.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. $500 ..
John a HUGH AUoHINCLoss.
SOLE AGENTS In NEW YORK
-.e.rr '''''-'.''
..ts J. q P. COATS.
'---...'.'.-...--...-.,.......
T5 or
Paisley Scotland
-I ...... 100 ...lT
Clothing manufacturers purchasers Of Spool Cotton for
sewing Machines demanding the best and strongest
six-Cord.
WIN hndJ&P. Coats Nos So 60 and 70 expressly adapted
.r.a. FL. to their wants.
o.,rn,C-,.. ..-.n,or-.
r.-.'f1 ..lsf
LIQUER
pss MOinss BenedIctns de pAbbsys de Fecsmp Francs
CURACAO IMPERIAL; rH ..- RUSSIAN KUMkKL
FRENCH blTFkhc; BRANDIES; .fr
oHAMPAGNEs; l.rfr-r .n OLAREfs; ID
And Other Wines and CordiaIs.
O. DE- GAuGUE CO.,
General Agents snd Importers for the United States and
No william street. New York City.
e.. HrLLEsTED.
GENERAL ooxxrssror xxp,u.vm
No. n wall street.
NEW YORK
ER0sT. BLACR a CO.-wHOLEsALE ANp
Retail Dealers and Manufacturers Of
FURNfTURK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ne. rs BowERY-Near CANALS,
ar New York. .-....
~ Steamboats,, Hotels sad Public Buildings furnshsd,i
the shortest notice An goods purchased house gus
snteed as represented
I BAvEaA's PUKCHAstNo BUREAU
NoA % and % PARK Row. EEw YORK
An kinds Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASER
Experienced and competent buyers engaged.
ordsrs fDsd promptly and faithfully the lowest pros
and purchases made only from nstcAs and reliable house,
Orders VIII be allied. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY vhsAs
sufficient ID rsrsittsd Freght Commission
Commissions not exceeding y1OO FIVE per cent
Commissieas On sans Exceeding $50, TWO AND HALL
psresak Address
-.siai ........ ISAAC pAvKGA.
Psstsncs Boz liza New rszk
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Aug. 10, 1868.

MkYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, Aug. 10, 1868.
mo. 975-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the controller be and he Is here
by authorized TO adjudcate a contract, after ten
days notice In the official journal, to the lowest
bidder or bidders, for Smelling and grading jose
phine street, between Apollo and Liberty streets.
the work TO be done in strict accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the office of the
city surveyor.
lSigned) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Aug. 10, 1868.
lSRned) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor,
A true copy:
JoHs w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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SPECIFICATIONS CoSCERSNs THE CONTRACT FoR
GRADING AND SMELLING JOSEPHINE STREET. FROM
CAkoNDELkT (LATA APoLL0) TO LIBERTY STREET.
The road way between the cutters shall be
graded in accordance with the lines levels and
curvipgs 10 be given by the city surveyor.
A trench IN the center OF the road way, twenty
feet wide and six inches deep. shall be filled with
clean and sound bank lake Shells free from dirt
or sand said shells after the trench being oiled
shall be rolled and compressed with q 5000 D Ound
roller, as often as necessary 10 make the whole
solid and compact.
The sides shall also be rolled, SO as to make the
whole road. earth and shells, perfectly hard
smooth and even.
satisfaction of the city surveyor and chairmen of
the committees on streets and landings, Jointly.
The contractor shall be bosnd TO begin the work
IN the ten days following the approval of the ad
Jpdcauon by the Common Council, and to CON-
pleie the same ninety days after, under penalty
OF ten dollars per day for each and every day
thereafter the same is not completed.
The contractors shall be bound to keep in per.
feet good repair and condition the said street,
fer and during one year after the completion OF
the work. and its acceptance by the city surveyor
landings and to guaia ntee the faithful perform
ance Of this condition, the treasurer viii retain
IN guarantee ten per cent Of the contract price
for one year. which ten per cent shall then be
paid to the contractor should the street be found
IN perfect good order and condition, othergs to
De forfeited for the use Of the city.
Payment in cash on the completion Of the work
and acceptance Of the same by the city surveyor
and chsirnen OF the committees on streets and
Good and solvent security, in the sum Of two
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GRAND RA oHAPrKR.

dhANU n A OHAF INN
Samuel N. Todd, NJ E. Grand High Priest New Oh
8. q. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bsstrop.
K. q. Stirling, Grand King. Bayou Sara.
II Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans
Henry R swasey. Grand Treasurer. New Orleans.
j. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary. New orlesnA
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph p Hornor. Grand Capt Of the Host New On
\. Tfsdals. Grand P. s., Monroe
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A. Captain, New Ortsr
W. W. Lsske, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou sarf
N. Z. 0irsrd, Grand Master Second Veil, Opelousaa
W. =. HAineigh, Grand Master First Vel, FRANKLIN,
&. 8. Burke, Grand Guard, New Orleans.
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EARNATZ INSTITUTE,
2S7 PRYTANIA STREET. CORNER OF FIRST.
Day and boarding School for Young Ladies'.
Session of 1859 viii commence on LIST September next
This Institution offers healthy secluded oca m with
spacious and shaded grounds.
The Of instruction cOndu ted by the most
petent Pro esso spd Onprses the Sciences
and Accomplishments taught in the best schools.
For IERss-see Circulars. apply at the Institute.
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CoETRoLLER's OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Aug. 10. 1868.
Notice Ia hereby given that the controller will
at bis office on Tuesday, September LIST, 1868, al
noon. adiudicste to the lowest bidder or bidders
the above contract as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Corner Camp and repschOrs ss opposite Coliseum Place.
r. NJ. LUsHER, PRINCIPAL
The Fourth Annual Session Of this Commercial and Cassi
cal Institute will be opened MONDAY, the 3lst August
1858 ate Pupils from 10 eighteen Of sge)
viii be carefully trained for business pursuit sdmis
sion TO any of the Southern Colleges
For terms and other particulars apply at the School,
10 the Principal, Il Commercial Alley, or
w. IRVING CLARKE. Assistant
256 Bsronns street
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On septsmbsr 18th, 1853 KIRBY SMITH, With corps Of
open, ct Newcastle, Ken.uc4y
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VICE PRESIDENCY.

Amcugs, the most prominent uomiua-
lions for this office, we notice the name
of the Hon. B. F, Wade, present Vice
President, if not as we hope already
President Of the United States, by the
oppor'une condlgn conviction and re-
moval Of Andrew Johnson. Experie nee
has laugh. US the necessity OF selecting
stern and uulching Republican like
Mr.. Wade, for tho second Office within
The gift Of the people. Several OF the
most prominent States have already de-
clared for him. West Virginia. who
OWES her poitico existence 10 him more
than any one else, will not be, We be-
Iieve, backward in swelling the lis! o
his friends.
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rAxATIoN.

We you'd ask thOse whos grumbls
about tsxaliOn 10 Iooh into The North a
little. Taxation is one Of the natural
results ola great war, jet the people oil
this country ere 1.-The present time tax
cd less than those of aoy other great
power The rebellion Increased our
debt. 1t could not be- otherwise. Our
national honor demands that this debt
be paid and the people must do it. Not
withsianding all this . great portion OIL
tho number Of articles hitherto taxed
have been exempted during the present
session Of Cougtsss.. Il Is The design Of
that body that from luSariss alone shall
revenue be drawn. What more than
this can DO asked? Cease grumbling
therefore. Let US pay, and willingly
too. our countty's debt. A debt incur
red in that holy work-the preserVation
of the American Union,-Mon. @. Re
NIB,
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InIlnaoN 80 - soUTlI.,

1UAlIbUtA ~ n ~ = ~ ~ $50 F-fF.i
4 correspondent Or ilis New York
EeenAg Poi, Who sayahv,ss bss1 mn.
Eise d tear 81 obssssasiOa through ihe
Southern HlaIss. reports the isllewlOg
impottsnt slalamsntS:
/. cannot be denied that JohnsopS
Hbother innocenIIy o. Intentionally has
been the goat obstacle 70 reeonaltac-
ton, BY eucoursgiag ihoSebels 70 re-
sist, 10 tbs hope Of new alllsneq with
Tho Sham Domocracy Of the North. Had
Impeachment been held back ASA threat
depending on the future condaeIol the
Pre.idsnI We might have got along IN.
Ill Graat came 10.
'.AiislocFAties die hard.n The Blsyo
arisiocncy wos nearer dissolnion on
the oh OF April. 1865. thsa Il is now.
I come to this oguclOsion quite a nap-h
from tho rebel talk. ,snd from. Ibeir pa
pers. as from reading and tssripg The
loyal side. Johnson'S acqulial may de-
velopintO The most dangerous propors
tions the X X. K Whatpur military
men think Of this mysterious association
may be seen from Gen. MeAde's proc'a,
nation agsiosIit, and from tho cure.
served expressions Of opinion by cur
sioneraH. Ganetal George H. Thomas
who talks Oft as full Of menscs now-
as preparation for reign Of terror
whenevel the opportunity comes. These
two generals, whose position gives them
The best chance Of judging, boIh consider
this secret society moro dangerous thar
the public around them DO.
Ilthe President has violated any lev
let the extreme penalty DO eofcreed;nol
merely because Of the offence itself
but because he stands between the cOun
Try and peacesbls reconstruction,
Republican government may arrive a
this With bis acqviiaI, If followed b.
Grants success; but ii wilIsbs hare
Struggle. aud Of doubtful result. o. th'
other hand, if be is copyicted, tho rebeli
viii DO once more % they were at thl
time Of Lees surrepder--rsady to &C.
cept the terms offered tbami peace
order and free labor will be Sseure'
beyond a peradveu,ufe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

Governor Browulow, of TennssSo, in
his recent message to the Legislature oil
that State, urged upon its attention the
consideration of the proprie'y add ex
pediency of allowing each county to de-
eide for itself by ballot whether the .raf-
c in liquor should DO permitted within
its limits, and so, under what restric-
tons. II the evil is local, why should
not the remedy be? Here is q practical
hint for the temperance men. Expert.
mental legislation would, ut all events,
under such plan be 'heap and easily
remedied, il found to be defective or
pejudiOial.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican voters of each Town.
ship. are hereby requested TO hold Con-
ventions 10 their several townships, on
Thursday, the 14lh day Of May 1865,
anL appoiu, delegates to attend county
Convection to be held at Point Pleasan,
on the 18th day of May, 1868. The
number ofvotes 10 which eoch township
is entitled. will be determined at the
Convention. Let there be q goodly
number Of delegates appointed, as it is
desirable that The candidates 10 fill the
several county Offices, DO nominated BY
this Convention,
By order of The
County, Ex. COMMITTEE.
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The copperheads in the Ohio LegisIa'
,ure Sfrec, great horror at the idea of q
wounded soldier with sound mind, says
the Sciola Gazstte, having the privilege
Of voting, and have passed bill disfran.
chising those having permanent resi-.
dence at the Soldiers Home, on the
ground that they are inmates Of public
institution, 10 Ross county, we are in
formed; they haul men from the poor
house, many Of :hem non compos meatis,
and have lbem vote The cOpperhsad
ticket. COpperhead sm being the same
everywhere; We conclude that The reason
assigned was oulv preteoce. and that
the rascals who voted 10 disrranchise the
wounded sol Tiers they dared not meet
in the field, took this cOwardly way TO
punish them for THAR loyalty.
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The Cincinnati Commercial has the
following: "The best of several good
things circulated here is an unconcious
pungeucy of which Jerry Black was gull.
~ sace his quarrel with Seward. jerry
has been very savage on the Secretary
Of State, and, dsnouncing him to the
President, said; why, sir put him on 9
day among honest men and he would
die. AS Seward has been associating
with Andrew Johnson and his Cabinet
officers for several Yeas, and sill lives,
the point Of Blacks observation is ap
psrenL."
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One Jack Campbell, Supreme Cyclops
of the Kuslux a; Memphis continues bis
exposition Of this wickeliy foolish or.
ganiz,,ion, whose melodramalic vocaba-
larry and groe'quo rites SO suit The rude
and uncultivated taste OF the Southern
mind that it has spread ike wildfrs
throughout the disaffsclei States. He
confirms substantially the generally re.
ceived statements concerning the mis-
cbievous AID criminal band. 1t is not
to be inferred that because the object
and machinery Of this society are boy.
ish, that therefore, its existence is harm,
less, The bulk Of the conspirttors en-.
gagged in the assassinsii Of Lincoln
were boys, and 10 day the records Of our
penitentiaries show that more than GNy
per cent. of the criminals confined were
convicted when under twenty five years
Of age.
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lLEPUDLICAN sTA'rE CONVENTION.

The Undersigned, in pursuance Of
their authority and duty. as the State
Central Committee. beg leave to submit
TO The voters Of the Republican party
10 West Virginia the following RECON-
msndations:
Thata State Convention be held In
Clark,burg on Thursday. the esth day
OF May next at 10 o'clock A. M. for
the purpose OF nominating State ticker
and choosing electors for President and
Vice President ofths United States.
That the delegates to this Convention,
IN addition to selecting said State ticket
and Presidential electors, be likewise
empowered to choose candidates for
Congress and for the vacant Slate SenA
1ors6ips. separating iuto appropriate
Congressional and SeDaloria! District
Convstious for that purpose.
That County Conventions to select
delegates 10 the aforesaid Stale COuveu.
ton be held throughout the State on
Saturday, the 10th Of May, and that
said County Conventions OF the same
time relVct their Executive Committees
and take such other action as may be
necessary to secure thorough and Of.
fec,ive organization of the party in ev'
cry part Of the Commonwealth. =
JoHN E. WILSON, :
T,'H, LOGAN,
SAMUEL LAueuLN,
JosEru BELL,
JOIN R. HCBBARD.
JosEPH SEYBoLp,
A. w. CAMPBELL.
STATE Central Committee.
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The total amount OF the insurance
money paid lor the killed and
wounded by the late accident on the Erie
Railroad, near Port Jervis, is $4,000.
OF this amount The Railway Passengers
Assurance Company, of Hartford, has
$40, 1000. the Travellers Insurance Com
pany $1,000; the Knickerbocker Lift,
Insurance Company, 10000, and the
Guardian Mutual Company, $1,000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

LoAFERs are 10 be shown but little
mercy in Chicago. The Council have
passed an ordinance authorizing mag
istrales to fne them S25 for the first,
$50 for the second, 500 for the third
ufFenSc, aud Us much as they may think
proper to impose. A rigid enforcement
of such laws would fill some city treasu-
rieS that we know Of.
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In Bankruptcy

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Virginia.
In the matter Of James E T. p,
T. Mitchell, Bankrupt. III D""N'"P''y'
RIO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersgn.
L ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee of James L. T. Mitchell, of the
cuunty Of Mason, and State Of West Virginia,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis
trict Court Of said District.
Dated at Point Pleasant, West Virginia a,
May 5th, 1868. F.W. SlSSON,
may 7-3w. Assignee, &c.
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The New Yerk World (Dem. says:-
Mr.. Wade has thus far, since The COM
mencemcnt Of the Impeachment trial
acted, with uuexceptiOuabls modosty,
reicence and propriely. Though sitting
as a member Of Court, he has Mother
spoken nor voted, acting no other than
tina, of spectator Of tho proceedings,
differing from other spectators only By
occupying a seat UPON the floor instead
Of seat 10 ono of galleries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

The Toledo Blado says. as,tothe. crop
prospects Of the west. "TbcTo Is every
indication that the harvest Of 1858 will
be an immsnsa one. In Wisconsin the
winter wheatis looking remarkably well,
bot Iitlleo 'ilhsvh.g beshYwibtss lklllsJ.
and from the Northwestern States the
prospects is equally cheering. Kansas
promises the largest crop the State has
ever been blessed with, and Illinois is
equally hopeful. Indiana will have
plenty and to spare. Along the lue of
the Toledo. Wabash and Great Western
Railroad. wheat never looked better
Aud much larger breadth has been sowu
than before. From all parts Of Ohio the
same good reports are coming, If the
weevil let the crop alone; We shall have
enough wheat this year TO feed the whole
world, and the good time SO long coming
will be here"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

The Iowa State Convention unani-
mously Endorsed the action Of their Rep
resentOtives in Congress, in regard 10
impeachment. The expression Of opiu.
ion that President Johnson should be 70
moved from Office was received with the
groOtest applause by the convention,
aud adopted with prolonged cheers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

~, n i, l,,,;'., s.s,;.a 4. ~.
~ :" v"'-
iialSPlpe, and s'Vmipg 70 20 Up p'gel
Of the l0gAl portion Of 1he HoIlhern
Democracy, basan article on Presidsn.
i,p Candidates vhieb viii doubiless a
,,..,l .aa,;a.,.t,a .,,.oton .Tbn ..hov
~" ~, 1890 ss's ~
apes' oluf's oss lp0.s''a'u u " IN
comfortable mAansrand handles she COP
perbeads WilHoutieoves, as follows:
nTh, Democfait, marty Il IN An svk-
ward posiiion. eoo.i,teatlv Is recorded
AS ! mccarthy az rolilicians foolish AZ
Ma n sn5 csn,rarv 10 ne fact. a. his.
to,s si,ovs /, 4 81. and Consistency Win
,ba .t5niditiss ~ ~ last ,ix ysan in
snrss niisy roin Tbs orsanizstion ian.
nm, 10 he comnosed of eonaletiue and
a0ta,on;,tic sIsmsnIs 4 Iaree no,tion n
!, coNsis,s If actual nosit;vs man vari-
I'd and nndeoiahla peace u,en aobmis.
sionis,s vo,sbinn,,a Of shivalrv admi.
,srs n ,Le Son,H and fapLies st'its Iea,.
man vho Womb rsther ia LicEed M =
s,n,hsro man ,han Lissedhv a Norhern
woman. Tbeso eroyeas %. bodily for
their renre,oo,stiye their worth exsm-
Mar Geo + p,nileton. will have him
md nm an, el.e and ,c,1allv desniss md
renndia,s Goyetnor s,vmour "a TOO
mprh of var man \
w, s,y dislinc,ly no,itivaIv and nm.
obanesabIv as ina Nv Of die Medes and
Persiaps. hat never willtbose for whom
we snsak bslp directly or indirectly. by
assertion or silence. by action or idle,
ness the sloc,ion Of the inter copper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

Prince Edwards Island still holds aloOf
from tho Canadian Dominion, aud her
people are said 10 have expressed great
Qualification al having kept out Of it,
now that the great discontsnt Of Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick at the re-.
sIlic''ons placed upon them by the Do.
mnion is so apparent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

Lieutenant General Sherman anrouu-
ces that the Armies Of the Tennessee,
Cumberland, Ohio and Georgia, will meet
together IN Chicago on the 18th and
10th of December next, The object is
purely sOciel. and the design is to pre-
serve the memories and friendships Of
the war.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

A Missionary among tho freedmen In
Tennessee, alter relating to some little
color0d children the story OF Ann,ni-
as and sopphirA, asked them why God
does not strike everybody dead who tells
lie, when one of tho le1st in the room
quickly ans.crcd. Because lhero wouldn't
be anybody left.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-14

THERE Wi 10 iiteling q Tho lsf1bers %
j fse Kanawha Bssa Bsii fiah ataihe VII.
GINA Houia, on Sglusday, the ! .lll HIST lat 2
eoisIoei 2 II. fof ne pitfp of'ftonsaniIing
DE club and ssstsmniizing ,iid lhwe. The an
puai eIdcti6n 0folncera lak6a place. aud All
gho feel an interest jn tha Club lEe requested
10 attends H.5 FISHER it, Sec Y.
1naY iA-lw.