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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

SESs1BLE.-The Germans Of Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, intend to celebrate the 4ih of July on
Sunday. We see 10 good reason why the celebra-
ton of the national anniversary should be post
poned because the fourth falls on Sunday. The
Germans of Pittsburg have invited Senator Carl
Schurz to deliver the oration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FCa COUNTY CLERK.

T HEREBY RESPECTFULLY OFFER MY
| self as Il candidate for the Office of County
Clerk Of Trinity county, subject to the approval
of the Union Republican voters at the coming
primary elections.
JOHN ". PHTLBROOK.
Weaverville, Nav 22l. lSG9. 2O-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

The Supreme court of Georgia has decided
that negroes in that State are eligible to Office
One member of the court holds the contrary
In the majority is the Chief Justice, Joseph E
Brown, Governor of the State before and during
the war, and reckoned one of the ablest public
men and shrewdest politicians of the State. Tho
effect OF the decision will be to restore the elected
colored members Of the Legislature to theii
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR SH RIFF.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ANNOUNCES
| himself as candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Trinity county, subject TO the action of the
National Union Republican voters at their pri-
mary election C. NJ. STRATTON.
Indian Greek, June H. 1860. 24-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR SH RIFF.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RESPECT
| fully announces that he is Il candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Trinity county subject to
the decision of the National Union Republican
voters at the approaching primaries.
J. r. BALCH.
Wearerville, May 22d, 1869. 2O-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR TREASURER

DETER PAULSEN HEREBY ANNOUNCES
L himself candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, subject to the action OF the Union Re-
publican voters at their coming primaries.
Weaveryille, June 9th. 1869. 22-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

CUBAN affairs are rather partaking of Mexican
ably struggling for their rights; but the breach
between the Spaniards and volunteers is grow
ing wider aud wider. This argues well for the
revolutionsts. Latest advices speak encouTag
ingly of their prospects.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR TREASURER.

To the -Tationa, Union Republican Voters:
The undersigned hereby respectfully
nounccs that he is candidate for the office of
County Treasurer, subject to your decision at
the approaching primaries.
Weavervile, May 29th, 1869.
21-tf r. CLIFFORD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

AFFAIRS IN JAPAy.-Papers received by the
steamer Great Republic, recently, say that the
situation of foreigners in Japan is wing more
and more precarous. The English Minister has
issued orders that owing TO recent attacks upon
foreigners in Yokohama, that foreign guards be
stationed at several points
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

HAlT FELLOWS has resigned his position as
editor of the Auburn (Cal.) Stars and Stripes,
ane his place has been assumed by E. A. Little
field, well-known typo, and also fluent writer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR SHERIFF..

To the Union Voters Of Trinity County:
T RESPECTFULLY ASK AT YOUR HANDS
L the nomination for Sheriff at your coming
primaries.
RICHARD SILCOX.
Indian Greek, June 24th, 1860. 25-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR ASSESSOR.

T0HN G.. SANBORN RESPECTFULLY AN
81 nounces himself as candidate for the Office
Of Assessor Of Trinity county, subject to the
approval of the Union voters at the approaching
primaries 23-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL-We have received the
July number of this magazine for boys and girls.
The present number commences new volume,
and liberal premiums offered for clubs. 1t
contains sixteen large pages of reading matter
interesting to young folk. Price, 81 Currency
per year; published by Alfred L. Sewell L Co.,
Chicago, Illinois
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR SUPERVISOR.

d B. MARTIN RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS
Ii. his name to the National Union Repubh-
voters OF Trinity county for the office OF Su-
pervisor of District No. 3.
Taylors Flat, Jure 23d, 1869. 25-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

SPAIS.-On the 10th instant the Spanish Cor
ties passed the Regency bill, naming Marshal
Serrano as Regent. The vote was 1913 to us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNISG.-The San
Francisco Bulletin of June Goth has tie follow
ing:
Yesterday, at Woodwards gardens Minnie
Trask, aged about ten years, sister of Miss Trask,
teacher in the Rincon school, had narrow es-
cape from drowning. She was in the circular
boat on the miniature lake on the grounds, with
companion aged about thirteen years, daugh-
ter of Colonel John p Sherburne when she lost
her balance and fell over the side Of the boat in
the water. Her companion cried loudly for help,
and although there were many persons near no
one had the presence of mind TO 90 to the rescue
when Miss Sherbnrne caught her by the hair and
after desperate efforts pulled her in the boat and
saved her life. The half drowned girl was taken to
the house and thence to her home.
We presume the young girl who had such a
narrow escape from drowning is daughter of
Dr.. Trask, formerly of Wcavervlle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

FASArlclsM.-The spectacle of fifty Christian
gentlemen. says the San Francisco Times. as
sembling in Chicago for the purpose of Offering
prayers that "God would crush out all evils.
especially Free Masonry" is not particularly ed
flying one. We have no doubt that the clergy
man who read with so much satisfaction the res
olutions alleged to have been passed at an &C.
clesiastical assembly recently held at Monmouth,
Illinois, disqnalifying Free Masons from mem
bership, speakers who denounced Masonry as
" heathenish, horrible, and profanely wicked, u
really believed what they said; and that the re-
marks Of Bishop Edwards, of the United Bretb-
ren, were based upon conviction. But the same
men, had they lived few generations ago,
would have been foremost in the hunt after
"i'cnes' and would have zealously co-operated
Win the New England Pur,ans in their perse-
cution OF the Qaakers We may congratulate
ourselves that modern fanatcism is harmless, so
lar Ms posiuVe persecution is concerned but
sucn meetings as this indicate the existence in
our midst of gu intolerance and a biqotrv no
whit less fierce than that which fed the sIake and
she gallows in the days of our forefathers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

THE Ireka Journal says the Klamath county
Democrats are somewhat disaffected, which,
with the departure of a number of Cops, and the
arrival of a few Union men in Trinidad, may
cause change in that county at the coming
election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

RAILROAD FARE.-The fare from Sacramento
to Omaha is fixed at Sl38 in currency; to Chi
cago or St. Louis, $l58 and to New York, Sl76.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR the ASSEM- BLY,.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
us a candidate before the National Union Re-
publican party of Trinity county for Member of
Assembly, subject to their approval at the ensu-
ing primaries GEORGE II. BUNKER.
Weaverville, May 22d, 1869. 2O-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

THE FoURrH OF July.-lu San Francisco, the
4th of July this time, it appears, says the Bale
tin, is to be run expressly in the interest of the
great Democratic party 1t has been SO arranged
that it is to have the fixing up of all the details
and the lingering of all the money. If there is
anything to be made out of the business that
organization is determined that there is to be no
partner. Under these circumstances, it would
probably be just as well to let the Democratic
party supply all the funds necessary. 1t would
seem scarcely sensible on the part of its oppo-
nents to contribute money for the development
of Democratic prejudice and for the encourage
ment Of Democratic bloviation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

PRosPEcrING EXPEDITION. Captain Maxwell,
an old Arizona explorer, and Governor Stafford
have organized a company of about twenty men
for the purpose of penetrating the stronghold of
the Apache in search of rich placer gold mines
The men are armed with Henry rifles, Colts re-
volvers and bowie-kniyes, and everything COM
plete to protect themselves from Indians. Each
man furnishes his own outfit and all share alike
in the proceeds of the adventure. Governor
Stafford has returned to Fort Yuma to arrange
the programme for the start. They will proba-
Bile leave San Francisco in July. The specimens
exhibited by Captain Maxwell are of great rich
ness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

IMPORTANT EXPEDITION General Thomas has
directed a military exploration of southeastern
Nevada, with view to ascertain the character
and resources OF the country, before establish
ing military posts there. The part of Nevada
especially designated lies sonth of White Pine
that wide and little-known region in which are
the Pahranagat mining districts. Mining expor-
ations to any extent in this direction has been
very limited, owing TO dread Of Indians and
great distance from bases of supply. Three
years ago the whole of southeastern Nevada was
marked "unexplored on the maps. So far as
it has been penetrated it has proved rich in min
era deposits, and far less lacking in arabic land
timber and water than was supposed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

How DCLcE WAS TREATED.-The New York
Worlds account in detail Of the volunteers mob
which succeeded in expelling Dulce form Cuba
and some of the Spanish Governors from their
jurisdictions, shows more violent demonstrations
than were reported by the telegraph. The mob
eagerly demanded the life of the Captain-General
and OF General Palace, and were only prevented
from the qualification Of their boodthirsty in
stincts By the timely arrival at late hour in the
night of regular cavalry troops, who defended
the palace and saved the intended victims from
being torn in pieces. Palace, was hurried off to
an lron-c!ad anchored in the harbor, and after
the volunteers found themselves disappointed in
their purpose to murder him they turned saw
agely upon Dalce and laid siege to his palace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
CAN DID
FOR THE ASSEMBLY,.

m E. JONES, OF DOUGLAS CITY, will be a
L. candidate for denomination as Member of
Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union
Republican voters at the approaching prima-
ries 23-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR the ASSEMBLY.

MR.. O. H. P. NORCROSS SOLIC1TS THE
MI Union votes at the coming primaries for the
nomination of Representative to the Assembly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
FOR SALE
Dissolution.

HyHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
| isting between a. T. Corbus and J. G. Cor
bus, under the name of A. T. CORBUS l. BRO.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent A. T.
Corbus assumes the liabilities and collects the
debts due the concern, and will carry on the
General Merchandise business as heretofore, at
Indian Creek, Trinity County
Indian Greek, June 2lst, 1869
T. CORPUS.
23-tf. J. G.. CORBUS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
Programme of the Day.

The day will be ushered in by National salu te
of thirty-six guns, fired from Courthouse hill,
and music by the Weaverville brass-band
The people are requested to assemble at
Thomas Theatre at 10 A. M. to listen to the
Reading of Declaration OF independence,
By E. F. ALLEN, Esq,
And the delivery of
a N O r a TT Q NJ
By Hon. C. E. WILLIAMS,
Prefaced and followed by
nUS SIC,
By the Brass-Band and singing by the Glee Club.
After the oratiou the
P r O Q Z s s L o N
Will form in front of Thomas Theatre, under
direction of the Grand Marshal, in the following
order:
Weavervle Grassland,
Clergy, Orator and Reader,
Societies,
Delegations from outside localities,
Citizens, three abreast.
The procession will move up Main street to
Court, up Court to Taylor, up Taylor to the
grounds of John w. Philbrook, Esq, where ac-
commodations will be provided for all.
A B a r B Il Q u i
Will be served at the grounds at IL clock NJ,
and the proceedings will be enlirened by the
presence of the Brass-Band and Glee-C Club
By order of the
25.2w COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
A Warning.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT
# to trust my wife, Maria Lutman, as will not
b responsible for any debts of her contracting
Il re date of this notice.
Rush C's@ks June 22d, 1869.
25-a JOHN LUTMAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
Weskly Grinity ynurnal,
WeaTersjIle, Saturday, June 25, 1869

T.: r. FISHER, go aud FL New Mer.
Shahts Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in San
francisco For Eastern advertising, HR. FIsHEE il repre-
sened ~ s. VI. PET--sGIL Co. Of New York and Boston
45- New York Agency.-HupsoS MESEr Al
Park ROW. are only authorized Agents in New York
Guy Al advertising ivors forwarded through their Agen
ey VIII receive prompt attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

The citizens of Weaverville, through their
General Committee, hereby extend a cordial in
vitation to their fellow-citizens throughout the
county, and to all societies and orders, to par
ticipate with them in celebrating the approach
ing National Anniversary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

Napoleon has written letter to a member of
the Corps Legislatiff, from which it is inferred
that, while he is willing to make personal sacri-
fees and liberal concessions to the opposition,
he will not move in that direction under @ exter-
nal pressure" such as was manifested by the
MOutmartre rioters
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

PRiERs' Mp4oAL RryIEw for April
i, to bend. and in addition TO fifteen
pages Of select reading matter it con
,sins a foe collection Of beautiful mu-
Iio.
Loving music ourselves We naturally
feel, Interested in circulating it SmoOg
our musical friends. and know Of no bet
ter way OF doing so than By recommend
ing P.,.r.' N,iea Aoask!y. The rs4i'
ing N sitter is pot excelled BY any Of tho
standard monthIies, aud the music is ell
that can be desired, both as regard quan'
riIy an qa,l!Y. Kapwing this to be
the case, va have mils arrangement"
With the poAl;,hsr 10 club itwitb our
paper for ssi or Wa viii receive sub
'crib,tOus a, the rate Of 50 par year
Il is issued By j. l., Peters, music
publisher, Box $40, Now-YOrk, at Ite
Low price Of 90 year. or 50 cents for
single copies.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
c. M. COLE, GROCER.

AppLEs--Dried l2tc pr pouud.
Beans Beans 81 5oOS3 so per
bush
Butter -35@4Oc.
BAKING PowDERs-All kinde, so cts.
per pound.
30 cts.
CRAcKrRs-B Butter 20, Soda lst and
Cream 40 cts. per pound.
,CAsDrrs-SIck Candy $50, Clear 4oe,
French poe o pound.
CANDLES -TallOW 2Oy Star SOC per
pound,
DatED PrAcnE,- 10000 n pound.
EGGs--ln good demand at l5c.
FLoug-Thep is decline. We
quote choice A al $3.50; xxx 1926;
Xxx 81 90; X Sc 90
FRurTs- Raisois ESQ, Prunes 25c,
Cprrans 95c. Figs 500 per pound,
Frsu-New mac kCtal by the kit 1915
ass so
Wheat prime 81 s5@l So
Oats soc, Corn Csc.
GLAss-8xlO, SO 90, lOxI2 81 20;
lOxl4. 81 30; lOri5, n 20i ioxl6
81 90; l2xl6, 81 80.
KAEAwHA SALT Barrel 30 rs
LEAD ASD SHoT-Bar Lead l5C per
lh+ Shot ell Nos, lec per ID.
LARD-l8092c.
MoLAssEs--Porti Rico SOC per gal,
N. o. 81 10, Syrup 81 95
,lod to.6Oi at 81 So 81 81 IS; Cd IS
4i.$5 20; 81 60 90. wish tho usual dis,
count to tho trado.
ous-Lard. ss 10; ,Lobic 5O6GO;
Linseej, wholssS 97@tl 49, retail
81 so; Carbon, 40 c. per gal.
PRovIsIows--Shouldcu l50l7 cts,
hams 2O@22c; sides 1920 c; Mes,
Pork lSc; dried beef s5@9o CENTS
PorAroEs 80 @c0 per bush
SUGLE--HAvannO, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N. o. H@l8c; hard refined 2s cts,
Coffee sugar, 20@2l C.
SoDA-New Castle 10.
STARCH
TEAs-.YounR Tyson snd Imperial
So per pound; Black 81 90.
VrSrSAR--Puro Cidsr Vinegar SOC
gallon,
WutrE LEAD Mixed Lead, 50 6o@
o. T5i Pore L',d, 81 40 per k'S OF %
!ha
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

pAEDoSED, Yesterday Governor Ste.
7apSon directed pardon TO be male out
for Joao G. Blown. who was Asisd and
convicted pffslony ut the April (lsG6)
Term Of the Circuit Court of C4beII
eouaty, sentenced to confinement 10 the
PeDiIsntisry for tbestorm OfIhree years
Several mOn'hl ego Blown WAS pros.
tntsd with typhoid ieVer. end has not
been able 10 leave his room since that
time. The psiod for which be wu'
bsntcHced lacks but few days Of Laving
expired. Hi. conduct duriag his con.
6nemen! bas been mos! sxgmplsry. In
al the attempts to escape az mu.inies
that have occurred tbere du,ing the
last Ihfeo years he has taken 90 part
. 10 them; and while in hsallh, be york: d
foi!b'uIly. Ii Is leIrrd that 10 will not
long survive his reAo'a'ion 10 liberty,
90 eooplstsly shattered % bis nervous
sYslem MI the OlIi,erS ofIhs Cabell
Court, together with largo number of
other most respectable ciIiz'Os Of rh,t
eoualy unied 10 petitions for Browns
release. eul His Exceilency, in view of
all the considerations Hb,vs Indicated.
and Olh'r', granted lie prayer of the
petitioners. The much coveted parch.
usn; wac flsd up lost eyeFia, aad viii
81 down 10 the mail this n'ruing, la
h!liqshcer
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

The New York TiJuas's Washington
correspondent. says that tho objective
point Of Grants policy towards the lato
rebels is 10 grant amnesty to all and
require eutfrOgs fer all, The latter he
has himself declared 10 most pncquiyieal
terms, spd has expressed the hope that
it will become practical fact by the
adoption of the XYIh Amendmeut. The
former he believes follows as just and
essential cor,elatire, Isd as the true road
10 6 genuine anil lasting paoiicStion II
is certain that he is strongly opposed TO
the Acknowledgement and disquaIlieatioR
clsu,ss in ths Virginia and Mississippi
Constitutions, as his recommendation that
these clauses shall be separately voted
on shows. He is opposed to Oil other
tesla than those established in the recon
sHu,uoo acts and is Snxious TO s66 These
States organized on that basis. being
especially sick Of The strife in Virginia
betyeen the Two Republican factions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

NorlcE, Prof, a. N, Johnson. Of
New York, will hold a Musical ConvSn.
lion al Cheshire, Ohio, to continue four
days, commencing on Monday May 10Th.
and ending on the l4th with a grand
concert. All friends to the cause OF Mu'
sic are cordially invited to attend. Am.
pla provision vii be made to entertain
members free q expense. and books for
practice will 10 furnished. Tui,ioa for
lbS course-Sl so.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Here is chance 10 amu.e youriel7eo.
Those who work IL out will send the
AusWeT:-
A screw with o lsver Of 2 H iplcngth,
and distance Of / Of an inch between
ito tbrcads, acts Of the teeth, or cogs Of q
wheel, whose diameter is TO that of the
aka us 5 to /, Fastened TO the axle ia
= rope. which pOsSeS through two move.
able pulIeyS of 4 strings, one end Of
which is fss,oGel 10 weight al the bot
Tom Of an inclined plane the length Of
which ia TO the height ASIA lo2. Sup
pose Til. weight 10 require the s'rcog'h
Of man who e%n liz 200 lbs. 10. hs
rpgl''i 10 lhs lcvcr Of Tho agOp 'e move
Il. What 10 the weight.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

A New York exchange makes The
charge that .sircoi! has been proposed
u not tho Indian Affairs rpder the charge
Of Friends. lhe number Of !Qaakors'
has gssIly increased. lisSy&
PeQplO who were nsver suspected Of
having any religion Of oil have sudden
,lv proclaimed themselves tho most o'tho'
joS Of Friends and thee aud thou 'hsir
.y,,,,censgu with swAe,ag hoiIilg,
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Ths Z 'iior aIsaIs paper has BEEN do.
Iaiu'i al WassI,ng longer thsr he uoti
eiphtsd, which vii account for the %bo
~IloHuncs' of original ms,;er this week
Also. The Saturday, and Monjsy nights
maiI did not arrive uni! Tuesday morn
irg Ehiah viii account for the def:'eu-
ey Of nCss master il general Als1. The
devil has boso d.vo'ing his liz and
attention 10 the poultry business The
pan. week. which makes him very absent
minded, making innomsrab'e 'oos,
'doublsts.' &o., proving thas. while he
uly govern bis e.ca dominion very vel.
providing that be attends to it strictly
when he ,Ilempts&oHncronch OF foreign
territory and Iheto tegn supreme s4to,
he will ultimately lose lis royalty en-
iirely. Again. the weather is 'sicksning
II b:holi. Sow, with oil this grand
combination which the j1urs have 10
eontsnJ NTH. who a!one stand firm snd
truU.' con ii be SOnderei o., if the REG
isTER does moi present ms naai iu appear.
.Alcs this week as usual. We submit
the essc 10 you.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Fifty OF the most prominent citizens Of
Cumberland aud BledsOs counties, Tenn,
have Just been Indicted for murder
During the war they made up accompany
and attacked party Of Union refugees
Who were passing through Ssqustchie
valley uorthWard. and killed several Of
lhsm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Jane. Ei.rp9r, az Msyor OF New Yo'k
city, who was lhro8u GOu his carriage
recently. died from The injuries received.
He vos one Of tho Harper Bro,hSrS. so
Justly fsmel in publishing circles. ard
va, Mayor Of Nov York at day When
TIM, position conferred honor on the man
boiling il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

fwilcholl. who was convicted FOR tho
murder Of bis wife's mother Dad whose
execution vas liked for Friday, was found
dead in his cell. 1t 10 supposed that
tsieudS who visited him, LEFT poison.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Tga supRE4E Guar, -Thtso days
Of this week are 10 be occupied BY the
Supreme Court in the delivery Of opiD'
ions, of which there ere understood 10
BE- about forty, snj on Thursday the
Court oJjourns to the first Moalsy in
Ociobgf,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

EorleE.=Hereaftcr we shall make 1t rule
V charge at tue ratio Of cents per line for all
rputFs," and advertisements Of any descip
ton. which are placed in our local columns
religions and charitable rotices alone excepted
FreeadvertisiHg and putting positively dis.
continued.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

L4vP ACCIDENTS. -Four persons were
bSdly ,tprued from tie uPseiIing of o
Carbon oil lamp, over q hot cooking
uovs in Wheeling recently, three of
.bam SO baly as to DO in critical con
ditiou al laM accounts. This /, but
.nuothsr EArpiog to be careful wish your
lInpI.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

General Banks go, his resolution for
sympathy with the revolutionary Cuban
through the House, aud received the
thanks Of divers Cuban laliCs Gud gem
tleman ia the galleries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Tee AHeRrcAS SrocE JouRNAL. Tor
April contains articles on Spring Man
Agemens of Farm Stock Cruelty to Hor'
ses; Dl,ks; Ammonia 10 Stables Best
Food for Pork Making; The Best Breeds
OF Cows; Team, for ths Farm; Raising
Hogs and Making PORK; Comparative
Numbers and Pricas of farm Stock
Necessity for Pure Water for Mich Cows;
Which is the Best Stock and q number
Of others thai should bs read by every
Farmer. Specimen Copis' sent free
Address
n. BOYER & Co.. Publishers.
II Ll rL.,Kn. n, D.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Pittsbarsh had a velooipede contest
Friday cvcniog,.ip r f silver beaded cane.
Ten fiery slrods were entered, The
przs was carried or by. Samuel H Dun.
.eath, who made holt plIS in one
Minute end forty seconds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

VlnoIsrA ELScrroN.-Isis understood
at Washington-tust the President will
probably order su.s!eCtion in Virgioia in
about six weeks. with a provision for a
seperoto, vote 90 three clapss' of the new
Constitution. 4