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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-22

DERANogD. Many OF our readers re-.
member the trial, conviction aud sen
lOnce to death Of Charles Younger for
the murder Of his wife, about three
years ago 10 ono Of the counties in tho
southwestern section of this State. Be.
fore the day fixed for his execution or.
rived, Governor Foreman rospi,cd him
on the application Of those who were
conyersant with the particulars of the
case His sentence was ultimately com
mutod to imprisonment in the ps1ilenIi.
airy for eighteen years. About one
month ago Younger begon TO show signs
Of mental arrangement, which have in
creased until he is now 0 roving mani
&C. So violent has bs become tina! il
requires the sIrenglh of several men to
control him. Snd constant watch has
TO be maintained over bin lesl he should
injnre himself or some ofhis fellow con
vicls. Superintendent McFaddsn in.
forms us thst the unfortunate man gives
him more trouble than all the other in
mates Of the prison, It is almost ion.
possible to bind him securely, even with
stout chains. On several occasions he
has broken heavy iron wriaIleis as il
pipe Stems, and hos torn out the iron and
oak Innings Of bis cell as If made of
paper Application has been made to
have him removed to the Asylum, at
Weston, but the authorities report ths
institution completely filled.
His longer continuance in the peni.
Tertiary endungep the lives of ali who
are about him. Not long since he got
hold of a stout iron bar and made an IS.
sauIt on the boss carpenter. who hardly
escaped with hi, life. Not long after.
wards he wreuchGd from their castenings
the heavy oak plank forming the
partition between the cell 10 which
he was confined and the Ono uijon-
ing, and continued his operations
until he bad forced his way through
four or Gyeroom', carrying terror 10 Ihei.
inmates.
lit be possible something should be
done 10 meet this terrible case. We
feel cooGIent that both the State and
prison authorities will leave nothing uu
iriod that will mitigate the sutfsrings of
this object Of deepest pity Whee@iag
MtcRiyeaccr,
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RECONSTRUCTION.

The message Of President Grant urg.
ing Congress 10 act, at present session
on the matter Of reconstruction in Vir-
ginia and Mississippi, is timely and in
excellent spirit. We had noticed with
rasret md surprise the apparent inclina.
ton Of Congress TO give this business the
go-by until after The meeting in Decem-
or, thus practically suspendiug the whole
work among the people specially inter.
estod, for year. Very clearly, TO our
apprehension, this ought no! so be. We
trust the kind end earnest words Of The
President will not be unhcedCd. Let
the people Of the uurecoasructed States
be put at cucu in the way OF doing some
thing toward a restoration to their proper
rotations 10 tho Federal Government.
Ii is long enough process, when once
put in their hands. TIE real friends Of
the administration, the true Republicans,
the men whom wo desire TO see 10 the
van of reconstruction, are enlreating i'm.
mediate action. We are glad the Pre,i.
dent has so seasonably cast his Influence
in their favor Vest Virginia Journal
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WHAT IT MEANS

An exchange states with gron! aCcu-
racy and fulness tho points settled be.
yond all controversy by the election of
Grant. l! says:
|. Thet the United States is a pcrpo.
tuti!y.
9. That the Uoiled States are pa.
ton.
3. That The people of the States are
one people,
4. That tho will Of the people is the
supreme law of the l,nd.
8. That tho laws Of the land are for
all the people thereof regordlOss of
condition or color.
G, That the flag of tho nation protects
all it floats over.
7. That State Rights will not, in the
future, as in the past, mean Stale supre.
macy hence there can be no secession
ola State, or State notification Of ma.
lioual law.
s. That when the people within GER
tain geographical limits enter The Union
as State, they and their State are to
remain therein.
0, That a Safe, as such, cannot sscede,
therefore the only way for a citizen or all
the citizens of State to get out Of the
Union is to emigrate.
10. That if, as was claimed by the
npoIogss Oftho great rebslioa, a State
conuo. be 'cocrced,' individuals can,
whether holding Office or not.
II. That the nation in its entirety is
gfestcE thnu Ong of its parts hence, a
law or instruction Of State must be sub
ordinate to the nation.
y. That national honor is Ss dear as
national lifej hence debts contracted by
and for the nation. are to be paid.
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EXERCiSED.

Howard, of tho Mason County jour
nat haa devoted. we notice. nearly a
whole column 10 furious review of an
editorial item in the Register lew weeks
ago. The paragraph over which he
becomes SO excited was in relation to
the 18th amendment. and our JOiense OF
Judge Polslsy and Mr.. Rollins.
The gist of his TRADE though, was the
had fsith OF the Republican party, and
our humble self as a member thereof.
Bro, Howard. you are welcome to all
the comfort yuu can derive from this
source, Va tsto il, that you grew angry
when we announced tho fact. that you
were the probable Democratic candidate
for the Legislature from this county next
fall, and that il you were the candidate,
that Mr.. Rollins could and would beat
you for the position. We say nov, as
we said before, that we believe the people
OF Mason county will approve of Mr.,
Rollins vote on the 18th amendment, BY
re.clectiog him to the Legislature sb oulo
no desire il.
We have no hOsitancy in Ocknowledg
ing, SO far as VIC are concerned, that we
did not oppose the 18th Amendment bu
only desired thai it should embrace uni
vorsal suffrage. Now we stand by tn
Amendment with the hOpO that it viii
ere long bring abou, this result We d.
not propose TO leave the Republican par
" because certain measures are adopted
.ibat DO not meet our views eT1o,ly, no
do wo intend 10 read every man out o
the party who does not vote upon thos
questions as we think be should bav,
done. Therefore. notwithstanding III,
Lei ibsl Mr. Rollins voted for the ra;i6
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TIE AMENDMENT.

New York has fully ratified the XVIII
Congressional Amantment, The Senate
recently concurod with tho Assembly
10 doing SO BY full vote on a strict
party divisiou--Yeas, II; Nays, IS. So
wc are well on the way toward the in
corporation Of that Amendment into the
Federal Constitution. The States which
have ratified it, according 10 our count,
are Os follows Maine. Massachusetts,
New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
North Carolina, South Caroliua, Alabama
Tennessee, Florida, Michigan, Illinois
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa, Missouri
Nebraska. Nevai', Arkansas, Louisiana,
Kansls-2I.
The following States arc morally cor,
tain to raliry before the year closes:
Vermont, Connecticut, New Hampshire,
Georgia--4,
Rhode Island, Virginia, Mississippi,
and Texas, will give US the residue that
We need, and more too; aud We hope for
help also from Ohio. Indiana, CaIifor.
MIA and Oregon.
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DEsrrTE tho fact that certain Re-
publicanS have combined with our enc
mics 10 pull us down, We ore glad 10 be
oblo TO record the fact lbOt ave still
live" and will continue to olive" and
tina! our subscription list is increasing
in q pleas nj manner. II this is a,
gratifying TO our enemies as it is 10 us,
We are quite satisfied with the situation
of affairs.
We will here state 10 those Republi.
cans who have token issue with us on
tho subject Of suffrage that we intend
to write on that subject in such a way
as 10 US seems right and just under the
circumstances. Those who can not en-.
dorsc our views ore at liberty TO with
draw their support from the Register,
We have our views upon certain quests
ions and intenl TO express them when.
ever we deem it necessary to do so.
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The chaplain ofthc scnaIe in his pray.
er Thursday morning, put in strong
word for oil who have lately got Ioreign
appointments, aud apparently made a
side thrust at ex-NlinislOr Halo By Osk
log that no irregularities in private life
c! those who represent US may bring
shame upon the country. lilo did not
have anything to say abou! those who
failed in their applications.
Later and probably truOr report OF the
Gnnt-Ross interview says that Senator
Chandler who was present, says that tho
conversation on each side was in very
low tones, Oni with no apparent excite.
ment; that when it closed Ross took his
leave in the most courteous mnnucr, to
which tho President responded us oour.
loously. It's understood that the Prosi.
dent declined to do what tho Senator
desired, but beyond the earnest present.
ing Of case on ono sido and refusal on
the other, and all couchad ia proper
language, there is no foundation for tho
story in circulation.
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GEO. ". 7YPPETT
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
POINT PLEASANT. w. VA.
TmuRsDAY, APRIL ae, IsnO.
TIE COLLECTOR OF THE THIRD
DISTRICT.

DiOl NlOl.
Recent adviccs inform US that A. W.
Nam, OF G,eon5riar. has received the
appointment of Collector OF Internal
R.veruo FOR the Thirl District Of West
Virginia. We ara IrieDl 10 Mr.. Mann,
and have nothing 10 say TO his personal
detrimen!-but we do not Ike him for
thiS position, nor 10 we like the manner
in Whick the whole thing has been larmeh
out, in securing him this appointment
If our Representatives and Senators are
10 hsvo the appointing power we would
at least, expect them to consult the feel.
ings OF their constituents before making
such appointments.
The appointment OF MI Mann TO tho
position above alluded 10, does not meet
with the appreciation of scarcely ciliz N
in our district on the contrary, they are
opposed to the appointment. There are
Others ia the district who would have
made far batter Collectors than Mr..
Mann, and those ZOO. who would have
given our people ontira satisfaction.
In conclusion, we have to say, that
although Mr.. Mann is a Republican, and
votes with Us, and we with him, if We
conceive such men 10 be vOmTyres whore
only mission and object of life is to
phlebotom;ze those who have ever cx.
tended to Us generous confidence aud
made these few sentences what they are,
we will strike them with oil the power
of mind and pen that God has given US.
we "never paIlate the faults Of friend,
nor conceal the virtues Of on enemy"
We do not subordinate ourselves 10 this
thing called patty policy 10 tie sacrifice
OfpriuciPle.
AS 10 the appointment, we Are salts,
fed that our people would have rather
Col, Obey remained in office, than that
he should have been superseded by
such person as Mr.. Mann, whom it is
generally conceded is uu6. for and does
not possess the qualifications necessary
10 such an oflicer.
We arc of the opinion that ere long it
will be found, that what we have said
of him will provo true in every paricu.
lar. Then who is 10 blame in this mat.
ter: those who recommended him 10 the
President.
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STATE OF WEST virginia.


A Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
II Circuit Court of Mason county, for the
month Of April. 1869.
A S Arnold, W j Davis aRd @ A MedbeTy
partners, who DO business under the firm name
Of A S Arnold d Go, compliments,
Albert Shore, Elizabeth Shore and Robert
Shore, aud the Durnap Salt company. corpor.
alton duly organized under the laws Of the
State Of West Virginia, defendants,
IN cutScERY AND ATTACHMENT.
The object Of this suit il for the compliments
borrower from the three first named defendants
the sum of Sl235,43, with interest on s4O0,
part thereof, from the 18th day Of September,
1868; and on si72,50. another part thereof,
from The 18th day January, 1869, and on
$3.50 40, another part thereof from the LIST day
Of February 1857: and also to attach the estate,
Including as well credits dne them from said
Burnap Salt Company SIS all other credits due
them 10 said county Of Mason from other par.
tcs,) Of the said three first named defendants,
in said county Of Mason. And it appearing by
affidavit filed in the papers Of this cause that
the said Albert Shore, Elizabeth Shore and
Robert Shore are non residents of the State 81
West Virginia On motion Accomplishments by
counsel, it is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what is neccs.
sary to protect their interest In the premises =
Test, WV. HARPER, Clerk,
PAINE 4 TRMBLE, 4 MYERs, Soils
Rprl5 Nv
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NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN,

Office seekers are abundant and yora-
cious; but, mulljtuliu0us rs they ore, the
people who muet pay Whatever they shall
receive are far more SO. Our taxes,
though much diminished since the War
closed, are sill heavy; the problem next
in order is to reduce them. And to this
end it is indispensable that the number
of tax consumers shall be sigually dim.
inished,
We say. then. to Heads of Departments
Collectors of Revenue, &c, &C., try TO
reduce the numbcr OF your subOrdinates
No matter how fierce, how loud the cry
FOR office, dismiss as many as you eau,
and appoint no more than you absolute.
" must have, We are no, now rccciy
ing much over 500. 900, 900 of Internal
Revenue per annum, and it must be that
$4,000, 900 would defray the necessary
expense OF leaving and collecting this
amount, So there must DO hundreds Of
Custom House lazzeroni whose services
can be absolutely dispensed with. Then
let those who want places worry, and
sweat, md diaIo on their sewiceo, aud
display their scars, and predict that the
party" will go to smash il they are not
provided for, but do you jus! reduce
yonr official ou,gOes 20 the loves: posi-
bic Ggute, aud, whatever may become
OF the party, the country will be all
right!
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

hhoOH county, rs.
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks office of the
IA Circuit Court of Mason county, for the
month Of April, 1869
Amos Rank and j. living Brooks, late part.
ners doing business under the firm name Of
Rank Il Co, compliments.
VS.
Robert Shore, Albert Shore, Joseph I, Nav.
Tor, and the Bursap Sal, Company, a corpora.
ton duly organized, under the laws OF the
State.of West Virginia, defendants
IN CHASCERY AND ATTACHMENT,
The object Of this suit is for the complain.
ants to recover from the three first named de.
PENDANTS the sum of 5000, with thereon from
the Dist day of August A D, 1867. And also
TO attach the estate lincluding as well credits
due them from said Bnrnap Salt Company, as
all other credits due them in said county of
Mason, from other partics,) of the said three
first named defendants in said county Of Mason.
Aud it appearing by affidavit filed in the pa.
pers Of this cause, that the said Robert Shore,
Albert Shore and Joseph B. Naylor, are non.
recidents Of the State Of West Virginia. On
motion Of compliments By counsel, it is order.
cd that the said defendants do appear here
within one morth after due publication OF this
order and dc what is Necessary to protect their
interest in the premises. Test.
WV. HARPER, Clerk.
FAME & TEMBLr, d MYERS, Soils.
aprl5.4w
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cation Of the Amendment, We will sup.
port him with all tho power We can
command, for any political position the
per'y may bring him forward to Gil,
Then again, we say, tits strange that
the Mason county Jouraa! should take
such strong grounds against negro suf'
froge, when the leading organ Of tho
Democratic party of West Yirgnia-the
Wheeling Regis'sr-fully committed iIseli
in a recent issue to the proposition that
aHmrle citizens ocer The age Of 81 gsars
MouldJe entitled 10 rotc. and further de-.
clarsd that this was the ''uus policy
hr West Virginia" Do you endorse
That Mr., HOWardl
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
A Q '!ayre, admir- Gc.,)
VS. IN Chan

A @ 'ayre, admir- &c.,)
VS. In Chalccry
William lBarnetl.
N the decree entered in this cause on the
L 9th day Of February, 1863, it was, among
other things, ordered that one Of the commits.
sioners of lhi3 Court, after giving thirty days
notice Of the time and place TO The parties by
advertisement in some newspaper printed in
the county Of Mason, (Which publication shall
betaken as equivalent to personal service }
proceed 10 take state and report an account
showing first: amount due complt or his intes.
later, on account Of costs in his ejecment suit,
and the cost OF this suit SO far as 1t has pro.
gressed.
Second, the amount paid on saii suit and to
whom and by whom paid, and the date of such
payment. and the balance due complt or his
intcstate, on account of said costs.
Third, the amount paid by said Barnett, or
his security, to said I V Newman, on account
OF said sale, and
Fourth, the disposition made by said New.
man of any sum or sums collected or received
by him oil account of said sale, from said Bar
nett or his security, aud it is further ordered
that said commissioners report any other matter
or account which he may deem pertinent and
proper or that any of the parties in interest
may require.
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To JAMES Il. RUSSELL:

To JAMES II. RUSSELL:
Take notice, that on the first day of the next
Term Of the Circuit Court for Mason county,
West Virginia, | shall move the said Court 10
revoke your arpointmentas guardian Of Charles
w. Gillard, upon the ground that you have re.
moved from the State of West Virginia and
unless the said appointment shall be revoked
l shall also, (as your security in your guardian
bond move the said Court to require you 10
give counter security, and in the event Of your
failure to do so, to revoke your said appoint.
ment JAMES MITCuELTREE.
April 9, 1869.
aprlS4t
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MILLINERY GOODS JUST
RECEIVED, ny
MRS. VI. A. BoOToN

MRS. Vt. 4. BUUIUN'
A Nice selection OF Bonnets, Hats, Caps,
"A French and English Flowers. Also a
variety Of Ribbons and Straw trimmings.
Bleaching and Pressing done to order
We have also the Agency Of Singers late
improved Sewing Machine, This machine we
can recommend without hesitancy as we have
given it fair trial.
One door below en-. Coles Grocery,
npr22.2n
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
You will take notice that have fixed upon
the 7lh day Of May, 1867. THE Circuit Court
Clerks Office in Point Pleasant, 10 take the
above account where you can attend if Won deem
it necessary. F.W. SISSNN,
aprl5iw Master Com'r.
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THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDs, SCALP.
AND SKIN,


which so disfguro the appearance, ruRorYo
the evil effects of mercury and removing all
taints, the remnants OF DISEASES, hereditary or
otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN
with perfect SAFETY,
TABLESPOONFUL of the Extract
of Sarsaparilla, added to u pint Of water, is
equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle
iscqaalto gallon ofthe Syrup oiSarsaparilla
or the decoctions as usually made,
ANINTEREsTING LETTER is published
in the Medieo. Chirurgical Review, on the sub.
iect o. the Extract Of Sarsaparila in certain af.
fections, by Benjamin Travers, r s, DC
Speaking Of those diseases, and diseases arising
from the excess Of mercury, he states that no
remedy is equal 10 the Extract Of SdrsdBdrila; ii,
polrcr Is cr'rdordiRlry more so than am Other
drug / am acquainted ioih. II is, in The sirieiest
sense, tonic witt &is inpaluabC attribute, Lat II
is drpiicG5IciD q state Of he system so sunken and
vet q, irritable as readrs other substances Of Tho
tonic class HIaUaiIaJie or injurious.
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AURWrSG.-smith d Polsley are now
receiving one of tho largest stocks Of
Dry goods, groceries, hardware, station.
cry, &c. ever brought to Point Pleasant,
They oTe' them to Tho public as cheap
az ever Give them o coll.
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sTATE OF WEsT YlNGINIA. sd.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks O0i,s -,
"A Circuit Court Of Mason county in NE Ne
Circcui! Court of Cabell county in he noD NE
Of april, 1869. NOlA
Jon Brnmley, Assignee Off
John Plymale,
vs.
II. H Miller, personal In Chance,
represontatiyeof O. T; Ey.
eret. dc'd, Rebecca Ever.
cit, George Everett and
John Plymae.
Theobjcct Of lhis suit is to recover 81 ~.
defendant The sum Of $4,000 90 with iptora w.,
from The 18th day of November, 1859 ma
payment aud costs Of a suit ut law due r nno'
a judgment in favor Of plaintiff against II n II
Miller, personal representative ofC. 7 Eyero,,'
deed subject TO credit Of $3.50 10, paid Ian
uary 25lh, 1866 aud also by s2ii 90 paii tbo
DAY oi--ls6S; aud to attach the est,t. ~
O. 7. Everett, deed, in the county of C,bsH
or so much as will satisfy the above amour,
interest and cost OF this suit. II appearin, h.
the return Of the Sheriff Of this county tbs, 4,
has levied said attachment on the estate Of n
7. Everett, decd, in said county Of Cabell ana
State Aforesaid. 1t appearing BY the aiiiavit
filed with the papers OF This suit that H II
Miller, personal representative as Sforeraid
Rebecca Everett, Kate Everett and Georrs
Everett are now residents Of this State. n
therefore ordered that they do appear here in
one month after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary 10 protect their inter.
ests in this suit Test:
WILLIAM MERRITT, Clerk
MOOR. KLINE 8 AooEr, Soils.
AprilS.
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dr., E'tor-On behalf of many
friends desire through your columns to
tender to Hon. John Hall, w, Y. Min,
turn, Esq, and oher8, our thanks for
tho privilege OF using tho Presbyterian
church, last SObbslh.
Yours Rcsply, EDWARD MoRRrs.
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Liver. Complaints .

Janndicc and all affections Of the Liver are
soon removed by the use Of Robacks Stomach
Bitlers md Blood Pills, they are composed of
vegetable medicinal extracts with special ref.
crcnce to their direct action on the liver and
digcstiycOppantus. For sale by L. $. Bright.