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PENNS YlVANlA.

BIurdcrous Assaults In Lycoming County.
ELMIRA, N. Y, May 20, lS6s
on Tuesday last John Field and George Mathews
sold lot Of railroad ties to the agent OF the Northern
Central Railroad at Bodines station, in Lycoming
county, Pa, about twenty miles north Of Williams
port, the proceeds to be divided Mathews received
the pay for them, and the same evening his wife
took Fields share TO him. Field said ne should
have more, and abused Mrs. Mathews. She asked
her husband TO go and quiet him. and he went to do
so. After some words Field struck Mathews over
the head with an axe, injuring him very pady;
while the latter was p0ughng, but permitted him TO
enter his house. Field soon returned with an axe,
struck Grey with II and fed to the woods. He mas
not yet been recaptured, but some twenty-five or
thirty men are IN pursuit and win search the WOODS
thoroughly. Mathews condition n critical. tie
viii probably not recover. Grey IL badly hurt but
may recover.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from tnis
port ON Friday iOr Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at haH-past ten O'Clock IN the
morning.
The NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for the Pacific
will be ready at half past nine in the morning
Single copies III wrappers for mailing, six ceats-
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PORTUGAL.

D;ssasiytactien Relative 70 Financial Mea-
sures.
LISBON, May 20, 1869.
The financial measures proposed by the govern
ment are not well received by the Chambers, and
will probably be rejected, unless they are Withdrawn
or greatly altered.
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IRELAND.

The Orangemen ON the Church Question.
DUBLIN, May 20, 1850.
The Grand Lodge OF Orangemen OF Ireland have
petitioned the Queen against the disestablishment
Of the Irish Church.
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Incendiary Fire In Dayton-Boar House
Destroyed-One Man Burned 10 Death-scv.
eral Persons Severely Injured.
DAYTON, May 20, 1869.
A fire broke out In the winthrop House, frame
boarding house, about four O'Clock this morning, and
II was entirely destroyed. man named Wilkinson
was burned TO death and several Others severely
burned, one supposed fatally. There were thirty
or thrtynve persons IN the house at the time. who
escaped by jumping out OF the upper story win
dows. the nre originating under the stairway thus
cutting OF this means Of escape. The fire IL sup
posed TO be the work OF an incendiary. The loss Is
estimated ut $4,000; insured for $500.
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AUSTRIA.

The Public school Bin Sanctioned BY the En,-
peror.
VIENNA. May 20, 1869.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has given mis- sane
tion to the Public Schools bill passed By the Reichs
rath.
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OHIO.

The Case Of Davis Against the Western Union
Telegraph Compauy-An the Testimony In.
CINCINNATI, May 20, 1869.
The case OF Davis against the western Union Tele.
graph Company Is still pending in the Supreme
Court Of this city. The testimony taken during the
week has been very injurious to the company prov
ing conclusively that through their practices they
succeeded In breaking up individual enterprises by
resorting to illegal acts. The summing up for the
Of this place.
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Weekly Statement Of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, May 90 1862
The ofilcal report OF the Bank Of England, made
public to-day, shows that the amount OF specie in
vault has increased f24e since the last report.
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CALF ORNIA.

Arrival OF tho Steamer from China and
Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 90 1858.
The steamer China. from Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama, was telegraphed or the Heads at nine O'Clock
this morning.
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Advertisements for the New York Horald
RECEIVED AT THE
HERALDS DELIVERED TO CARRIHRS
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
las FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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INTERNAL REyEyyE.

Tue following list Of incomes over SIC 900 par
snnum in the Fourth collection district CIhlrd,
Fifth, Sixth and Elghthl wards OF thus city:-
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A Fine CompIexion.-A Beautiful and Va.
veike skin, free from all bleushes be produoel
by BURNETTs KALLlsToN, which unlike other cos~esioa
Infants musQuito bea sunbwn roughness OF the skfn
has equal For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, Nc. CelsGs
place, and By all dr0ggists.
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cup and At Them."-This Appeess % Be
the popular determination In reference TO xNOxS oR
the spring and summer style II good resolve. and ne
re:u. s mary.lous and persistent scvi.y ~ h popular
wssta Hat 70 yoor taste Ia every pArcusa YoS as.A
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splendid Assortment Of Boots and S6sos
for Ladies', Misses and n 70 ut MILLER CO.'S, No
Union square.
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English Celebrities Visiting the Oil Regions
Fiunkcyism Among the Pittsburscrs.

Francis Glare Ford Mr.. Fame and Captain Ward,
attaches Of the British Legation, arrived to-day
from the oil regions, and VIII start tomorrow on
tour OF inspection through the Pttsburg manufacto-
RES Mr. Thornton. the British Minister, and Baron
Lederer the Austrian Minister separated IRON the
company at Wnkesbarre and returned to Washing
ton. formal reception has been rendered the
visitors by the Mayor aud citizens Mr. Ford s coli
lectng industrial statistics aud information Tor the
British eayarnnenI
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Hecker's Fnriua Forms n Very Agreeable,
light nutive food superior article for puddings and s
les aud highly by physicians invAds
and children. Sold by alt grocers.
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Italian Lotion FOR the Complexion, Preyents
Sinburn and freckies For sale BY DR.. zACHAhk' 10
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Te Married Ladies' and Those Cosssupl..
Nns &c., for which win ee forwarded by
return mall pocket pamphlet containing information whch
none should be without Address DR.. EffENNE ACHA Rn.
boz :, ,S6l Phnadslphia Post once, Pa.
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Ladies' Can Have Their PAGES EnameIisdk
aud eyeorows arrsns sed BY NJ LAUssoS, 76o Broadway.
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BAVARIA.
GENERA, Result Of the Elections.

The elections recently held here have resulted
generally In favor OF q union of North and South
Germany,
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SPAIN.

Threatened Invasion In Favor OF Isabella.
MADRID, May 20, 1863.
Dispatches have been received here announc-
ing that about 1000 OF the sdherents OF queen
Isabella under Gasset and Pezuea, nave assembl ed
at Perp,gnan, city in France on the Spanish fron-
tier. At last accounts they were nearly ready to
cross the border. The government has taken the
necessary steps to prevent such invasion If possible.
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NIi.rI.auol Spring Water, Only known |

Montana Cordiai-No More Dyspepsia.-Te
0' '"' " W. ~ A cHALvrx, Isi Fulton stss,, n. r.
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A.-Save 25 per cent BY Purchasing yeur slI-
direct froa The manufacturer PORD TUPPRR
saesrooms 7s7 and 7ss Broadway OF Tenth
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Albert Weber's
PIANOFOGTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO

FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH srREKv
These Instruments used by Madame PAREPA. ROSA.
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG, Misa Aide TOPP, 8. b. MILLS,
]. N PATTIsON, HARRY SANDERsON, GEO. \. BktS-
TOW, G.. JEROME HOPKINS, "A. h. PEASE; and conr
sidereu by every musician OF note the
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Improved French Range, Manufactured BY
BRAhHALL, DEANE a CO., sE and sas Water Ct, vt.
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip.
ton go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Esabshmsn ~
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A.-Espenscheid,s Styles for Straw Hats~
The for straw Panama and other summer hat.
from the South and elseweO
making their purchases for the summer ~ RSPBA
SCHEIDS, No. lis Nassau street.
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Eeafness, Economy and Despatch ComblueS
hshmsnt, % kassau street.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm chO
Country
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week. now
ready. contains the very latest European news
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OF the Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Foreign In
tegence; Scientific, Sporting Religious and Literary
Intelligence; Washington News; Obituary NoticeAi
Editorial articles the prominent topics OF the dag:
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle.
Horse Dry Goods aud Boot and Shoe MARKETS.:
Financial and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts
OF all the important and interesting events Of tho
week.
TERMs:-Singie subscription, 81; Three copies, IS:
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Republic.
MADRID, May 20. 1859.
Sehor CASTELAR, made great speech to-day In the
Cortes In favor OF establishing republic. He elo-
quenty referred TO the example Of the United states
and praised their form OF government with enthu-
siasm.
gossa In favor Of republic.
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Pmrnetts FIorimel.-An Exquisite Perfume,
smolng the fresh odos OF bouquet Has sqaal
\ 4 Of
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Persons Wishing TO Subscribe for the HeraSa
WILL BE SERVED At AN EARLY HOUR ny LEAVING
EsW yaRk 1ppfHsS AZ TIE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
Lynn. "
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Ba'ehelor's Hair Dyo.-rhe Best In tie
Factory 10 Bond street
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A Carl.
THE EVENING TELBoRAM
THE EVENING rRLGRRAN

BarRer,s HirSutus-Warrauted 70 Make the
hair and prevent It's falling s22 Broadway. Prsss
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Esta blished In 1SOO-The Metrepoiitan Job
Printing Estabishmena 81 Nassau street.
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A Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly Cocoa.
the perfect and the best preparation in the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation OF the scalp badnsss ana
aandrud.
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,Crfstadora,s UnequalIed HAIR Dye.-SOlA
applied Wig Scalp Factory, No Astor House.
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Nfissi-auoi sprins Water, Only Known Re.s-
ell diseases Of the kdneys This 10 the
original Spring from Vermont which has wrought
many and 10 advertised only TO distinguish
from m limitations that attempted 70 bo
public being equal to the virtues Of the
Nsssquo Sold BY druggists Depo, College place. n. Y.
Nofice.-Wc Would Respectfully InfovW Our
fepds and patrons that business has suffered
ruption account OF the fire which lof1a
No. 90 broadway the night OF Nay lO
We occupying the same premises and
aud sell goods usual.
KiSGsBuRy. ABBOTT, Gar co.
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The Memphis Commercial Conventional
Southern Pacific Railroad the Great Need
of the HOur-Direct Trade With Europe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

One year ago. Mr.. Wells predicted
tba. tho receipts for the year now just
closing would DO 1866, 100000, and the
expenditures ss2G;3OO 900. The Demo.
Gratis tidiculed the estimate, and pub.
li'bed poor Dslmar's wild notions in re.
ply and main.ained that there would BIZ
deficiency Of sl34.OO That year
is now almost closed, and the siactics IS
published by the Treasury Department.
show the following results: Receipts
$3.50 100000; expenditures 1928, OOO,.
600. Any man who looks back a. the
Democratic papers or speeches of last
fall, or remembers how the statements of
Mr.. Wells were denounced and ridiculed,
will realize how sheepish the Dem ocrats
must feel oa the result Appeals. In.
telligencer.
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Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
G. M. COLE, GROCER.

AprLEs--Dried lSc pr pound
Bans Beans 50 500S3 so per
bush
BUrTER -I5@25c.
BAKING PowDERs All kinds. so cts.
per pound.
COFFEE -e5@3o for green. Drowned
80 cts.
CDAcKEEs-Bul,er 10, Soda l2l, aud
Cream 40 cts per pound,
CAYDIEs-Sjck Candy 35o, Clear 4Oc,
French Coo pouud.
CANDLES -TaIIow 2Orj' Star soc per
pound.
DRIED PEACHES 10000 a pound.
EGGs--ln good demand at l5c.
Flour There is decline. We
quote choice A at IS so; xxx $500;
Xxx Sc co. X So 90
FRuIrs Raisons 25o. Prunes 25c,
Cuuants csc, Figs 800 per pound.
Ftsu-New mackeral by the kit 275
ASS 80; Cod 10 to l2tc a pound.
GRMS-WhcOt prime 25@l 90
Gals 5Oc, Corn SOC.
GLASS xlO, SO 90, 1Oxl2, 4 co.
lOxl4, s. 90; lOxl5, 81 20; lOxl6
81 So l2xl6, 81 80.
KANAwHA SALT Barrel 50 60
LEAD AND Suor-Bar Lead l5c per
h.; Shot all Nos, l8c per ID.
LARD-l8022c
MoLAssEs--Pori Rico SOC per gal.
N. 9, 81 70, Syrup 81 %
lOd to God at 81 so; 1854 IS; Cd So
Al So 95; Sd SO 90, with the usual dis.
count to the trale.
0ns-Lard. 81 rs; Lubric $1,000;
Linseed, wholesale 97@Sl Is; retail
: 80; Carbon, 40 c. per gal,
PRovIsIoNs--Shouldcn l5@lG cts.
hams 2O@22c; sides 1920 c; Mess
Pork lsc; dried beef 25@3o cents. -
PoTAroEs 90, AGO per bush
SUGAR--HavOnuo, 15c; Cuba Ice;
N, o. I6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, 1909 C.
SoDA-New Castle 10.
STARCn --l0c.
TEAS. Young Hyson and Imperial
50 per pound; Black 81 co,
VrSESAR-Puro Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon.
WuIrE LEAD Mixed Lead, SO 5OO
80 70i Pure Lead, 81 10 per kcS Of Is
lbs,
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DEATH OF JUDGE CALDWELL,

The death OF Hon. E. II. Caldwell.
Judge for this Judicial Circuit, which
took place at his home in MoundsvilIe
yesterday morning, will be a painful
surprise for the community, inasmuch as
ii was not generally known that the de
ceased was in any immediate danger. -
He had but recently recovered from a
serious Illness. visited friends in Gin
ciunsIi with lew o promoting a com
pIeIc restoration 10 health, wOs supposed
to be improving, Within a few days,
however, bis immediate friends had felt
solicitous about his condition. and to
them his doceaSe was not altogether
unexpected, The remains will be
brought to this city end the funeral will
take place Friday from the residence of
Mr.. S. Brady on 9Th street.
The bar of this CRY held a meeting
yesterday and passed resolutions OF res.
pcct which may be found in anorher
place. Besides the interruption 10 the
business of the courts which it will ocs
casion, this sad event will produce feel.
iug Of profound sorrow among members
Of the bar throughout the circuit. AS a
pure and upright Judge tho deceased
commanded universal respect and Gs.
TEEN, Whatever may have been his in =.
Lirmi'iOs OF temper which sometimes led
10 asparity Of feeling between Bench
and Bar,lhey result from impaired health
and moi from any lack Of warm heart or
kindly purposes Now that he is gone
TO answer at the bar Of the great Judge
before whom all must answer, these in,
Grmiiies are forgotten. and we recall on
ly the upright man, the sPotlOss juriit,
The faithful friend and and irreproacha.
bic citizen, the remembrance Of whose
virtues will grow as the recollection oil
the Iruilties that bsset weak human ia.
Iure arc forgotten.
The dea.h OF Judge Caldwell creates ,
vacancy on the bench Of this circuit
which the condition of the legal bushes.
therein will make it necessary 10 Gil
with Os little delay as possible. This
will be done by executive appointment
and that appointment. under an enact
ment Of the Legislature last winter devils
ed 10 provide for special case, will be
toI tue remainder oil the term. So thq
Judge Caliwel's successor will have
some Gvo years to serve. -Rtellgcacc
jane I'LL.
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Some Democratic papers manifest
alarm lest the Republicans should mako
party issue Of the Alabama question: =
We have no doubt the Republican par
ty will take high ground. in accord
with The nearly universal senlimen! of
our people, in favor OF maintaining
our national rights. If the Democratic
party chooses 10 take tho opposite side,
or to do nothing, it is not the fault Of
ANYBODY elSs.
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A STAIN on OUR CIyILIZ ATION.

Tom Allen, the English knight Of tile
fstic ring, being conceded The victor in
the encounter with McCoole near ST.
Louis Tuesday, is now challenged for
another fight by one GalIaher. II 10
lOmentablc fact that there are plenty Of
people in all our States and communities
who delight in these brutal and degra-
ding exhibitions. Ii 10 sad common
tRV on our boosted refinement end cul.
Iure, that it is so, The brutaiities of the
prizo ring are winkcd at by the officers
OF The law and counlenanced (by the in-
tercsl manifested in them if in no more
obvious wOy) by men who rank ns NOR
oil and exemplary citizens. While there
is SO largely rutfiInly element 10 the
country, and such on appetite for these
coarse nmusemanIs, means will be found
to cvOde the Law and feed the Appellee
But it does not follow that all effort 10
suppress these batbari!ics are therefore
to DO forobone. So far from il, duty to
society requires that the vigilance Of all
those entrusted with the prevention Of
such OlEcnses should be oil the greater.
No laws can be effective that are not sup
ported by public sentiment; aud so it is
vain to hope that the savagery oil tho
prize ring will cease SO long as enough
people cOuntenauce it 10 render il safe for
the officers Of the law 10 conuivs at it,
1t ought not 10 be possible for such q
prize fight as that Of Tuesday to trans
pire GU the soil of the United States, for
ii has been matter of notoriety for
weeks Every body engaged 10 promo.
ting it ought to have been arrested long
since. But, no, the "reSpectible' people
of St. Louis were just rs eager Tor it to
come off as the roughs, and there was no
moral sentiment there at least not
enough TO compel the authorities to en-
force the law aud prevent the encounter.
Mhllgsacer,
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SINGERS
New Family
SENING MACHINES,

(Sales i, g9S ahead Of all cthers.)
4 FTER three years experience with the
IA above named machines, | take great plea.
sure in announcing 10 the public that am
still prepared 10 supply all parties ho con.
template purchasinga sewing machine with
the best, most'Jurable, and with the least COM
plicarion Of machinery in existence.
While this is the case. it takes in greater
range Of work than any other. 1t will Hem
and Fell thias or straight goods, Tnck, Cord.
Quilt, Trim, Bind End Gather, and sew Ruff.
tlc at the same time without 5asting and sews
equally well from the lightest fabric TO the
heaviest beaver: makes the celebrated lock
stitch 1.-THE same on both sides.
Ifordered with the machine it also has an
Embroidery Attachment; which puts The en-.
broidcry on tho upper surface Of the goods, US
ing silk twist, silk or cotton floss.
In short it is the machine TO buy, as thou
sands will attest. See the New Singer before
you purchase Send in your orders and get a
machine without extra charge for freight.
Full and satisfactory distraction how to use il
guaranteed.
Needles supplied to order, with money nc
campaigning the order by mail or Otherwise.
Prices rs follows:-l4 for 81 ,00-6 for 50 cents
or . cents each.
All communications promptly answered.
Address,
G.. G. WEBSTEh, Agent,
June 3-6m' Middleport, o.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

The Florida Legislature, last week,
ratifad the fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States. The
vote by which it passed was &c TO 49,
This, according to our reckoning, makes
the o5lh Stale that has ratified the
Amendment. Three moro States is oil
that is required to give it effect This
will be done by Rhode Island, Virginia
and Texas.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

Missouri will hereafter pay the inter
est gifts State in coin, and accepts the
obligation to pay the principal also, when
due, in real money, The Republican ad.
minisralion Of the State Of Missouri,
which has often done good service by
its wisdom and efficiency 10 other de-
parlments, has thus boldly taken the
lead Of the whole country 10 the move
mont towards resumption of specie pay
mont Massachusetts and Missouri are
States 10 which tho Republican party has
long had undisputed control. aud they
are giving examples OF GnOncial honor
Of which the whole country may well DO
proud.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

The daily papers for the last day or
Two have been filed with the disgust.
ing details of . prize fight which took
place near St. Louis on Tuesday. The
youth ofOur,country are thus led to take
an interest in these brutal sports, to the
injury Of their morals, and the degrade
ton Of the finer feelings of humanity
The publishers Of the daily journals are
lavish 10 their outlay TO procure the full
lest details. yet if meeting is held in
the interest Of any ofthe great reforms
these same journalist will give but a
mCagro report, and rarely do they send
out reporter 10 write up the proceed
ings. No wonder that the public mind
is better Informed as TO the merits Of
McCoole aud Allen as shoulder httsrs
thuuit is on the progress of Christi
anity or the temperance reform.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

The grauerv and extensive stObliug
attached to 'DpFey's Exchange Hotel"
in MoorCfeld containing considerable
quantity Of grain and hay, were entirely
destroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning,
the 18th. Two horses also persisted in
the flames. The Gre is supposed 10 have
been the work of an incendiary.
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HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of STATE.

The instructions of Mr.. Motley are 10
accord with the views Of Mr.. Sumner. so
far as they go, and are fully satisfactory
to him. all reports to the contrary not
wilhstal ding. Oar Washington dispatch
on thi, subject, we have reason to be-
Iieve is based on high authority (other
than Mr. Sumner contains an interest
ing statement of the silualion.- Cmcin
matt Ckrosicle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

Judge Blair Of Indians. on Friday, do
cided that tho specific appropriation acts
Of the late Indiana Legislsmre are valid.
iIsreusons are substantially the same Us
those advanced by Senator Morton, ind
likewi.e go 10 show the validity Of the
ratification Of the 18Th Amendment
The case 10 TO go up,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

Colonel Stokes will carry East Ten
nCsscc by large majority, in spite of
Parson Brownlow's alliance with the
enemy. Tho people in that region can
.notchange front on tho suffrage quest,
ion SO uimbly as Brownlow has douc.-
Even bis old paper, the Knoxville Wing,
seems to have broken away from his in,
Gueuce, undis announced es coming TO
The support Of Stokes.
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POINT PLEASANT. w. VA.
THURSDAY, JUNE "a, 1860.
The Wheat crop of the Valley Of Vir-
giuia is said to be unusually good.

Col, Z Fonl0ine. q prominent Vr
giuioo, and one Of the ofiginators of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, is lying
dangerously il at his cououy seat near
S'auolon, His physicians entertain
no hopes OF his recovery.
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OFFICIAL.
By he President Of he United States o.
America.
a REORGANIZATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas an additional article to the
convention for regulating tho surrender
of criminals. between tho United States
of and bis Majesty the King of
Italy, was concluded and signed by their
respective pleOipo,eutiaries ut Washing.
ton, on the twenty-frsl day Of January.
eighteen hundred aud sixly-nins which
additional article, being in tho English
aud Italian languages, is word for word
as follows;
Ilis not agreed the concluding para
graph Of the second article OF the con-
venton Afo resaid shall b. 50 amended as
to reOd as follows
s EmbOSzloment by any person OF
persons hired or salaried to lho deli.
mcnt Of their employers, when these
crimes are subject to iobnous punish
p'u'Scc0rdIns to The laws of The United