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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
The foIIowiag reso!ulions wero 0fFel-

The following resolutions were offer
ell:
By Mr.. snodgrass--D Directing tho
Committee on Taxation. &c, TO ronsid
er The expectancy Of reducing the salary
OF the State Superintendent Of Schools
to 81 900 year Adopted.
BY Mr.. Howes--A joint resolution
postpouing the eles ion Of State Super
inlendenI of Schools, I'LL February 4, at
PPM. Adopted.
By Mr.. Smith, Of Morgan-DirecIiu
the Judiciary Committee to consider the
expodlsncy Of om,ndipg chapter l25 of
the Code, Of appeals to the Court of APP
peals. Adopted,
By Mr., Boywer Raising commit
lee of five TO consider the propiety Of
aboishing all special pleading aud tech
nica,i,ies at law, as demurrers, roioin.
dcrj rejoiaders aud all Gctions, and
annulli0g, changing or unitiog law and
chsno&y so tina. one suit between the
same parties Iitigant shall decide all
matters OF controversy of every kind.
Rejected.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the Ju
dietary Committee TO inquire into the ex.
pediencY Of SO amending the license law
as 10 require travelling peidIem from
other States to pay license. Rejected.
By Mr.. NarliD-Directipg The Jplirj.
airy Committee to consider the expedi.
sncy of changing one Of the terms Of the
Circuit Court Of Kanowba county from
June Goth to July Goth. Adopted.
By Mr. Heetmans-Di Directing the
committee on Humane and Criminal In.
situ,icns 10 inquire into the expectancy
of providing for the election at the pres.
ent session ola Superintendent Of the
Peniteuriory.
By Mr.. Carpenter of Greenbrier-A
pslilion OF A, G. Spcry aad fourteen
other ciliza1s Of Grdenbrier, oskicg that
George H. Henry be permitted to prac-
tea law without taking the test oath.
BY Mr.. ScholoId-A petition of L M
Holt and seventeen Others. asking the
passage of an oct authorizing James
Hutchinson, Of Wood county, 10 practice
law without taking the test oath.
BY Mr. Smith, of Kama wha--A peti.
ton OF Wm Nowsom and sixLy,iiye other
citizens Of Mcdowell county, asking tho
passage Of an act for the re aSsessmen!
OF the lands in that county.
The following bills were passed:
The House bill authorizing the Gov.
ernor 10 Gil vacancies ia tbs Office Of
Judge Of the Circuit Court for the uncx
pred term.
The bill prohibiting work N Furnaces
Manufactures &c, on Sunday coming
up, was referred 10 the Committee on
judiciary; as was also the bill for the re.
lieI of Melton Norris, and Benjamin
Linn.
Nh Hcryey obtained leave Of absence
six days for MI. Smith, Of Morgan.
Adjourned. -
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SENATORSIIIP.

Tuesday OF Tin week, was the day
fixed 70. TIE election of United States
Senator, We have not learned who
was chosen, at the time we 80 10 press.
From present Indications Governor
Boreusn is likely TO be the m,n. The
Third District has been defeated in The
Senatorial race, simply through tho
treacllery of some Of her members. We
say ttrachery, because we believe they
have deceived their constituents. The
psnple have been almost unanimous for
taking the Senator from the Third Dis.
trict. No Senator or Representative
from this end of the State fully com,
Emitted against his District, should ever
again be elected to any po-iIion of hon.
OF orlruM. He should be compelled to
"tpko a back scat" hereafter We have
no very grea! cploiOa Of any man that
would DO 30
And now that Parkersburg has in all
probability the United Sts;Os s,nasor,
still in her greed, she want, the Capitol
OF the State located there. Parkersburg
is cerlainly possessed Of 'moo cheek"
than any other portion Of West Virginia
Charleston should have the Capitol and
we believe will get it, if some OF the
Third DiNio! members do not turn
against her ss thoy did 10 the Senatorial
contest.
But, as Parkersborg wants everything
we sugges; that they get out their man
for United States Senator in place of Mr.
Wiley, who's, term Of service expires
on The 4:h oil March 1871. Anl then
ngoin, we propose that Wood county in
the next State convention, be allowed to
mske up the whole State tjckat. Rec
collect that tho Little Kanawhn is
there.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~. Il. Miller and r. Stewart, VS. Vim. Turner,
Leonard Turner, jesse Spurlotk and David
Smith. In Chancery"
1T Circuit Court for Wayne county. West
Il Virginia, held on the 25,h day Of Noyem.
Der, 1863, in the above cause il was among
other things "adiudged, ordered and lecreed,
that the said suit be revived in the name
OF c. c. Miller" and it was further "adiudged
that this cause be referred to Jos. g. Wheeler,
the Master Commissioner OF this Cont who
will take, state, AID report an account specif
cally as required in the order Of March Term
1861, and that the present Commissioner pre- :
serve in every respect The requirements ofIhe
said order"
The said decretal order Of March Term, 1861
Of said Court in SAID cause required among
other things, chat an account be taken before
Master Commissioner Of said Court showing:
LIST What, estate the defendant VIM. Turner
owns whether real or personal the location
quantity and value thereof and title thereto.
2ud. That he ascertain the amount of the
two several deeds Of trust, executed by VIM
Turner 10 David Smith, trustee for the use oil
jesse SpurlocR, and the amount of each and
every payment made thereon by Wm. Turner
or any other person for him.
Sd That he ascertain the amount Of said
VIM. Turner'S indebtedness to the complain.
ants and each Of them, and settle aud fix the
prioritieS of the liens OF the complainants and
lessee Spurlock.
4ih That he ascertain aud report TO this
Court any other matter which he may deem
pertinent, or which he may be requested by
any party in interest to report.
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TIE GOOD OLD TIMES.

How common it ia for men to mourn
over HE degrnsracy Of the present, and
speak Of the olden time as il virtue and
salCdenial, philanthropy, morality aod
Christianity had forever departed from
the earth, or were only lingering behind
as the twilight fingers 10 remioi US Of
the gories of departing day. "Whcn |
was boy Zines were good fome fos-
SLICED enemy Of progress will remark,
-"but now, nos! how changed is every
thing" Yes indeed, things ore chan.
godt We agree with you, Mr., GrambleF
or Grum Growdy. but has it never oc'
CURED to you that thugs have changed
for the better? Your trails through the
woods have givenplaco to mOcodamIS'd
roads, your mud roads to railroads, your
canoes to steamboats,, your swamp lands
TO rich fertile bottoms, your log cabins
TO airy, comfortable houses. Ar'laIl oil
those thing, evidences of deg'neracy'
Mr. GrSm, OF would sou wish them ov-
aud replaced by the rod'r i'm
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from the wellsburg Herald ]
TEST OATuS, &C.

The Point Pleasant Register thinks
that the test ou!hs'as applied to lawyers,
teachers and suitors. might, with od-
vantage, be as well repealed now, as ct
any future time, especially the suitOrs
oath, which, the editor says, serves to
"fostetrascality." He thinks, however,
in regard to the officers oalhs and the
disiranchising laws, they should be left
usthey are for very indefinite period,
We ere inclined to think that they might
be modified with advantage. it mol re-
peulel, The tendency of the age is in
that direction and it is generally better
to do voluntarily and with good grace,
what ultimately we will very certainly
be impelIed to do by public opinion,
The ralying cry of the Grant campaign
was, Let us have peace" that was the
sentiment ofthe nation nmistakAbly ex-
pressed, and we never can have it while
such laws remain 10 force. The feeling
ia favor Of homogenjtyi is bound 10 grow
aud cannot be repressed, aud the party
Iha! opposes ii, is shorl.sighled as we're
the old advocates Of slavery aud will 60
~ the wal
We cannot say tha. We would favor
any great haste in the m alter of repeal
iag these disQpalifcStions, but we would
favor the Republican party Of West Yir'
| ginia keeping fully abreast Of The spirit
Of the age ia lbcrally togOrd the re-
constructed rebels.
W. hsTe take occasion 10 Sayto out
home rebels, lbaI while we favor liberal
I liy, now, we do it merely because We
think the time for Iiberality has come
The laws were oil right when enacted
have answered their purpose and m oy
now be modified or repealed, as strikes
tho minds Of the men who made them
We ihink the time has about come 9th
ers may differ, but thsre is nothing in i
Ior them to glory over.
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Fanny. January %, 1868.

HOUSE--prayer by Rev, G, W.
Carpenter, n member of the House,
Mr.. Smith of Kanawha from the Judi.
Glory COMMITTEE reported bill 70 cx-
empt Thomas FGnoll Of Roane county
from the operation Of the Suilor's Test
Oath.
Mr.. Mahou from the Committee on
Roads &C., reported a bill to amend the
charter Of tho West Virginia Transport
taIon Company.
Nj. Core. from the special joint COM
miuee to make a visit 10 he PenlCntiary,
reported that the Ballimoro& Ohio Rail
road would furnish an ex'ro train, Tree Of
cost, to leave the city at 81 A. NJ. and 70.
turn al 8 or 81 ?. N,
The resolution Of the Senate, received
yesterday, propo,ingto further postpone
The election oIpublio printer I'LL Fobra.
airy 4,h, was taken up.
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Harm for sale.

I OFFER AZ Private Sale a tract Of land con.
L tanning sixty acres, lying near the waters
of0ld Town Creek, Robinson Township, Ma.
son county, West Va, There 10 substantial
frame dwelling house containing five rooms,
good well ofwater, good barn, stable, and
all necessary out-buildings on the premises,
also two young orchards, good fences The
land is all cleared, and perfectly free lroul bri'
ers, and has been in grass for several years.
Also another tract of land containing forty
acres, and lying on the waters Of Turkey Run,
one mile from the above tract Principally all
cleared, with good young orchatd. This is
very desirable property and will be sold cheap
For further particulars enquire at this office or
Of the undersigned.
Jan. 7-2m. 4. @, BOGGESS.
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FRIDAr, January 90, 1869.

SENATE Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dix,
n member Of the Sennte
Mr.. Hokc, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bill requiring appIi-
cants for license to retail spurious liz
uors, 10 give twenty days notice before
makiug their application,
Mr.. Carlher from tho Committee On
Finance and Claims, reported back the
House bill refunding certain taxes, re-
commanding its passage, Ordered 10
third reading.
A message from the House By Mr..
Smith, of Morgan, announced that, that
body had adopted a Joint Resolution
poslponing the election Of a public prin.
ter, until Thursday next. Adopted
Mr.. Chaplino by leave, introduced a
bill to form a new county out of car
tain portions of Harrison, Welzsl, Mon
ongoliu and Marion counties. Read the
FIRST time,
On motion Of Mr.. Burnley,
Resolved, That the Senate will respec,
liiully consider the bill providing for the
formation of said new county, provided
each county named in said bill has a
constitutional amour! Of territory left
after said nav county is formed.
Mr. Phelps presented an account Of
Wendell Yochcm OF 1894 agains. WesI
Virginia, Referred 10 the Committee on
Military Claims.
A message from the House, by MI
Howes, announced the adoption of q
resolution poslponiug the election of a
State Superintendent Of Schools unit
next Thursday, Agreed to.
The bill for the relief OF Benz. Haley
Of Wayne counry; appnpriating $1,000
to a certain turnpike, and to provide for
winding up the affairs of the N & NJ
Bank Of Wheeling, were read and APP
proptiately referred.
Adjourned,
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CRIME.

The press Of the Couatry has become
absorbed by The records or human iniq
uity and disboTism. From every poin!
Of The compass, the air is tainted with
ihe seen. OF blood aul alened with
death .groans. S-n4alions have given
place 10 stern rosllies. AsslssinatiOns,
rapes, sbductious. arson5, robberies, sui
,ciles, an murders mike mp the calen
dar of mans inhumanity TO man" The
dagger aud revolver settle all angry DIFF.
f.rences. The contagion of crime ha 3
swept the cities, an like wave Of hell,
Is now rolling over the Elcn'sceues Of
rural content comfort and happiness.
The Devils thousand years Of lease and
license have surely began TO turn their
cycles, for il he. bound in chains, onn
accomplish the Internal works We see
performed, with full freedom and untc.
strained poworover Tho passions OF man,
be can produce disboIc excuses, which
will blsoch his own hrezen cheek with
terror. This lamcntable lox;ly of NOR.
ais is attributable to mRny causes, but
all agree beozno and rasel oil have q
good deal to 10 with it. 0fwhich our
town has a good supply at present
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ProvemenIs of the p's? "Ah," says
Mr. Grum, :" don't wish ony such thing,
but | do wish that the people were as
honest now as they were when was a
boy, or that thay we're es sociablo, Ali
times have changed and the people have
changed with them. People hays
grown cold and selfish; every man seems
10 care nothing br others but Just lives
Tor himself" Aha! Mr.. Gtum, people
werO honest 10 oil tines, eb! Well, no
they might be, for in truth there was not
much to steal. They we're sociablo too,
ell? Well, so they nigh! BIO When
neigIb often lived ten miles apart.
The times have changed truly, and PEG
pie have changed with them from being
simple hearted, ignorant, back.woodR'
men to be the most enlightened nation
of the earth! Truly Mr.. Grum, there
is no occasion for regret. but rather for
reioi,iug in oil this.
And now. in conclusion, wo would
give Mr.. Gum little sctipturaI advice
which we thiuk exactly suits his case:
Say not that tho former days were bet.
ter ,haa these, for ,hoa doss no, inquire
wisely concerning these things"
Quit your mournful grumbling song,
Help the world to move along;
you resist the world will Aout you,
Aud surely move along without you,
NJ
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Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
c. M. COLE, GROCER.

FLouR-In good demand; X 81 so;
Xxx 50 90; XXX$l0 so; Fancy 81 CO..
GNMy-Whoat' prime 81 65@l u.s.
Cats soc, Corn Coo,
PRovtsIoss--ShouldetS 1906 cts,
hams $4,000; sides 1920 c; Mess
Pork l5c; dried beef 25@3e cents
APpLEs--Dried l2}c pr pound,
DRIED PEAcHEs-I 2i(gl5c- a pound.
PoTAToEs 10000 per bush
LARD-2OO25c,
BEANs.-- Beans S36$3 so per bush
BuTTER-3 o@25c,
EGGs--ln good demand at SC.
CoFFEE-25@3O for green, Drowned
80 cts.
SUGAR--Havonna, lac; Cuba l5c;
N. o. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, l8@lOc.
NAILs.-We note on active demand at
the following quotations.:
lOd to God at 81 rs; 81 50; Cd So %
Al IS 80; 81 SO %, with tho usual dis,
count to the trade,
Frsu-Now mackorul by tho kiI@2 so
OS300
KANAwuA SALT-Barrol SO 90
0hs - Lard, SO 20; Lubric $4,000
Linscod, wholesale 97@Sl co. retail
81 25i Carbon, so C, per gal.
MoLAssEs--Pori Rico 81 90 per gal.
N. O.Sl co. Syrup 81 25
SoDA-l2to for New Castle.
STARcu-l0 Ol2c.
GLAss-sxlO, SO 90, lOxl2, 81 CO.;
loxll, 81 90 loxl5, $4 90 loSl6
50 G0j l2xlG, 81 80,
WuIrE LEAD-Mixod Lead, 50 500
SO 75 Pure lead, - 10 per key Of %
lbs,
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LEGIsLATIVE.
"WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1869.


SENATE, - Mr. Hoke, FROM the Com
mitlee Of Judiciary. reported a bill
amending and re-enocIing the act pro-
yiding for the formation Of corporations
and regulating the same. 1t praYidea
that corporations, may hold 10000 acres
Of land. Read the first lime.
introduced and read the FIST time, q
Mr.. Davis offered the following reso-
luton;
ResolUed, That the COMMITTED on Ed.
Ucation inquire into the e1PedieIcy Of
appropiatiog portion Of the bank stock
held by this State, towards establishing
normal school, at Piedmont, or New
Creek, in Mineral county.
10 support Of This resolution Mr. Da-
sis said 1t would not be grea! expense
TO tho State, rs the people o his section
were willing TO contribute largely to-
wards the erection oil such on institution
in their midst, aud ii was something
very much needed.
The resolution, alter being amended
on motion Mr., ChapIine. SO as to include
Shepherdsiown, Jefferson county, was
adopted
Several resolutions and petitions were
presented and appropriately acted upon
Adjourned,
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NOTICE.

The parties interested in the above SUIT will
take notice that on the second Monday in
March next, at the Court House Of Wayne
County. will proceed 10 discharge the duties
assigned me in the foregoing decleal orders,
and if deemed necessary will adjourn from
day to day, and from time to time, until the
said duties are fully performed,
Jos. @. WHEELER,
ieb lSG9-4w. Master Commissioner
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On Thursday evening, Os tho Sheriff
was locking the cells in the jail in Qain-
cy, Illinois, six prisoners rushed upon
and oyerpowcred him. They escaped
into the Jail yard, anu scattered, but were
all recnptured.
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A new suspension bridge is proposed
10 be erected over the MoOongaheIo Riv
err, from tho foot oil Grand street 10 South
Pittsburg, If a charter is procured, the
work will commence in the eaty part of
next season.
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The Memphis Sun, CConsorva,iye) ha,

the randor to say:
"The South will find in Carl Sohurz,
the German Senator from Missouri, an
orator, law gvor Of learning and ofex.
tnordinary genius, 1t is useless to de.
ny the worth Of men because We Obhor
many Of their opinions and prejudices,
and there is surely nothing gained by
derogaling from the jus, claims of an
adversary to Intellectual 'cmioeucc,
Press and Times.
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TRuSTRGS SALGL

DY virtue ota deed Of Trust made by 10.
- seph S. Dowuey and wife to me, dated
the 5tl day Of May, 1868, and Of record in the
Office of the Recorder Of Mason county. West
Va, in Deed Book No. 81, folio 2S2, 2S3 and
GS4. shall on Monday January 25th, 1869 at
10 o'clock in the morning, at the Front Door of
the Court House in the Town of Point Pleas
ant, Mason county, West Virginia, proceed IL
sell to the highest and best bidder, the follow.
ing described property or SO much thereof as
may be necessary TO pay the amount due and
named below TO wit:
A certain tract of land situate on the banks
of The Ohio River, about one and one.fourh
miles below Letar Falls, containing one hun.
dred acres more or less Also the Northwest
half OF Lot No Fourteen I4) in Mason City,
Mason county, West Va, said half Lot having
Front on Brown Street OF Forty llO) feetnnd
extending back an even width Of Two Hun
drcd Feet.
TERMS OF SALE:-Thi,lccn hundred aud
Eighty Five Dollars and Fourteen Cents. with
INTEREST," from The 5,h day of July, 1865, and
cos of sale.
Selling as Trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested in me,
A.G. ROBINSON, Trustee.
lj'1he above sale has hscn post poned until
Monday, the Sthday of February, 1859
A. G. ROBINSON, Trustee.
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DIED.:

On Thursday, January 2S,h at her residence
in Lewis Township,ol consumption, Ms. Mary
Eads, in the 52d year of her age.
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The Kl xxx in West Tennessee have
been Carrying on their atrocities in such
bold and dei,nt mloneG that Gov.
BrOwnloa has at last been compelled to
cal out the militia for the purpose Of
driving the mlmulors from the country,
There has been no safety in Yves! Ten
nessee since the close of the war for any
person who processes Unioa sentiments.
The Ku.Klux have carried 90 war Of
cxlerminalion, and where tho victims oil
their halre would resist the authority
of those oujl1ws murlsr and fro would
DO Iho work of vaugeance, Martial Law
has been proclaimed in several counties
Ia East Tencsses everything is quiet
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CuBsApEAEE AND Ono RAILROAD. -
Major ] s. Rndd, one Of corps Ofengiu'
GERS Of This road, Informs tho Lyncbburg
Ehgmian that the work on tho White
Sulphur section is going on we'll, aud
that it will be completed in July next,
The road bed through the Allegheny
tunnel is prepared; but The tunnel
shat is called the Red Hill, three miles
from Coving,on, is a work Of more diff
Guilty. The nature Of the formation
makesilvery troublesome, still the con.
tractors are hopeful Of soon putting i!
in safe condition, The mild winter
has been favorable. and the contractors
are pushing their different sections With
credjIable energy and perseverance.
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The total number Of bankrupt cases 10
Virginia 10 date is 1903, .'.5
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-03
TOB ACCO SALE.
High Prices for New Tobacco.

On Thursday Of last week, were sold
the first two hogshead OF new tobacco
brought To this market during the pres
ent season. The owners were the fortu-
nate winners Of the premiums offered by
the Planters Warehouse Company for
the first and second hogshead of new to-
bacco offered, besides realizing very high
prices.
The first premium hogshead was grown
by J. G. Cooper, Esq, OF Ballard county,
and was sold To X. H. Cunningham, Esq,
one of our leading merchants, at nine
dollars per hundred. The second pre-.
MUM hoyshead was grown by Stephen
Moore, Esq, Of Hinkleville, Ballard coun.
ty, and was sold to A. b. Stafford, Esq,
cashier of the City National Bank, at
three dollars twenty-five cents per hun :
red.
The premiums given were, for the first
hogshead, twenty-five dollars In money
and for the second two gallon jug Of,
Billy Schutters best
Yesterday there was a hogshead of
Tugs sold at 80 80.
The sales throughout were satisfactory
and there were no reflections.