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and extravaganza, we can make apPropri-
atoms of land and money which will de-
stroy the national credit and make our
country an object of scorn to the civilized
world. With neither money nor credit, I'M
able to command respect at home or abroad,
we will be held in contempt by the weak
est and most pusilanimous nations. New
err has the country in the time OF peace
looked to congress with more intense IN
terest than at the present time. The de-
mand of the great masses of our constltu-
ents-the bone and sinew of the country
the men who have no schemes of plumber,
and who desire only an honest administra-
ton of the government-the men who
fought the battles of the republic and
poured out their blood in its detence-they
require of us a decrease of our expendl-
lures and reduction of taxation.
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ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY IN n

ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY IN New
YORK.-NEw YORK, Jan. 6.-Messrs.
Cambreleng & Pyne, Wall street, had
$4,000 in bonds and currency sto-
len from them during the interval be-
tween New Years and Saturday.
They were taken in two tin boxes
from safe, and as no injury to the
safe is noticeable suspicion falls upon
a young clerk of hitherto unblemished
character who has been absent since
New Years, and whose whereabouts
at present is unknown to the detect.
ives.
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MAINE SENATOR.-A caucus was
held by the republican members Of the
legislature at Augusta, Maine, on the
It'll inst, to nominate a candidate for
U. 5. Senator in place of Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill,, whose term expires on the
4th of next March. A ballot result.
ed Morrill, IA, HamIin 75-bIank l,
Some dissatisfaction was expressed at
the result, but it is not probable that
there will much of a bolt, if any
There should be none. Hannibal
Hamlin is true man.
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Orleans County Court.

VIM. Hayden VS.. Tim. G. Miles, ct
0l-ThiS is an action in the case for
the hOwage of plaintiffs land, Plea
the general issue, and also plea that
the defendents had prescriptive right
to flow the land on account of fifteen
years possession Of the right of flow
age.
1t appears that the plaintiff posses
ses a large meadow on Black river,
about one mile south of West Albany
village, and that the defendants con-
troll a circular saw mill and mill-dam
at West Albany village. The defend
ents claim that for more than fifteen
years they have had the right of hav-
ing their dam as high as it now is, and
of flowing the same land that the wa
ter now flows; and they introduced a
large amount of record and parol evil
dence to show the claims and privi-
legeS of the successive mill owners as
to the fowage of the water. The
plaintiff claims that they have never
had the right of tlowage of his lands,
and that they have not a prescriptive
right to flow his lands, and offered a
great amount Of testimony from the
land records of Albany and various
mill owners in regard to the recogni-
tiOn of his right to have water in the
dam lowered at his request, and that
the dam was much larger than they
had a right to have it. The case ha;
occupied now six days, and the evi
dence was not all in at the time of go
ing to press. The case involves some
nice questions of law in regard to thu
respective rights of mill owners, anC
| the riparian prOprietorS which will bC
of interest to the Bar and the peOpl,
generally. The defendants consist o
a company Of nine persons, and tn,
a plaintiff is large land proprietor
making the event of the suit of grea
/ Importance to the interest of the par
C ties concerned.
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y ct proceeds,
$500

Net proceeds, $500
The Rutland man, who, tired of
life, lately threw himself repeatedly in
front Of approaching railroad trains,
partially succeeded on Friday-hav-
ing escaped from his keepers and
sprung upon the track just in time for
an engine to crush his right leg. rem
derlng amputation necessary.
Simon Peck, s house on the road be-
tween St. Johnsbury and Danville,
was broken into for the second time
on Tuesday night last-the burglar
entering by a front window, and steal
ing S69 from a chest. Mr. Peck track
ed the man away from the house, and
picked up S53 of the missing money.
which the thief had dropped in climb
ing over a fence.
A man in South Woodstock. hear
ing an outcry in front of his house
about midnight recently, locke ont
and discovered an owl of the horned
species with his claws firmly set on
the back of skunk, who was making
frantic attempts to escape. A dis
charge from his gun ended the strug.
gle.
! A. NJ. Foster of Woodstock, has
shipped the past season, about 800,
900 feet Of ash lumber to California
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SAMCEL STR4TTON2 EST4TE
The subscribers, having been appointed by
the honorable Probate Court Tor lhe District
OF Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons, against the estate ofSAMUEL S1RATTON
late OF Crailsbury, in said district deceased
represented insolvent, and the term Of six months
from the 9th day ofDecember, A. D. 1868, being
allowed by said Court othe creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
OF our appointment at the dwelling house of
Horace D. Stratton, in Crartsbury, in said district
on the fourth Mondays of January and June
next, at nine O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each
of said days.
N. P. NELSON.
WYRAM WYLIE, Commrs
January, :, A. D.. 1869. 2w3
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Latest news received in London
from Africa confirms the recent report
relative to the safety of the great At
rican traveller, DR.. Livingstone. 1t
is said he is somewhere in the vicinity
OF Lake Nyassa, near the confines of
Zauzibar.
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ScrOfuIa Cured after Seven Years Suffer-
ing.
J. w. HoRNER, Esq, prominent lawyer OF
Parkersburg, w. Va, says: 81 had 81 running
ulcers when | commenced taking DR.. Anders'
Iodine Water. Ny breast, throat and face was
am satisfied the Iodine Water saved my life"
Circulars in regard to this remedy sent free.
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, SO Dey-st.,
n. Y. For sale by druggists generally. 52w4
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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD
FOf The Week ending Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1879.
Amount of stock at Marker,

Cattle Sheep Shotes Fai Hogs Wal,
hast week. lIG5 4OIo 200 GOO
/ year age, l2lI $50 G96
PRICES.
6hEF-ier l00lbS. 3n totaI weight Of Hid
nlo" "A9 Meat, Extra $l3jOa Sl4 90. First
ltailiy, rlzh9 2 Il. 90 Second qualIt1 SIO.5O
q %il'JO' lhfo quality 5000 a $1,000
ono VI t"o 4ots 'ss, Western, Sl450a $1,000.
foorest, cow, Bulls. Sc. 81. GO $500
orhlne " IN ommais sl75 $40, han
according to tieB Waite q, beet
Cows and Young Caiycs-Fun quality SS5s
SO; extra, $50 500, .lfr y tne dry $50
$50.
Sheep-Per h., live weight. A. ) 70. extra,
600 a 90 O-Octs. Shorn, 0 90 d 0 0-0c Sheep and
Lambs, per head in lots, $500 $3.50
Veal Caves-$0,00 a 10000.
HIdes-Brighton, 10 10 lie. per b; country
lots 10 10 ID cts.
Talow--Brighton, 8 90 a 0-0cts perlb; coun-
Try lots, ID 90 cts.
Pelts-SO,S7 81 80 each country lots dry,
1919 a $J,S7; Lambs 90 4 00c; shorn GOA O0c
each Wool, 5000 600
ShOtes-W Wholesale, 1000 a 10 90 cts; retail
10 90 ~ 90 cts. Id. Young Pigs, 10 90 a
IlI-2 cts. Fat Hogs-9l-4 9 10 cts. ID.
Stores-Thin young cattle for farmerS-Year-
lings, SIC, 100 a $500; TwO-year-old, $50 a S45;
Three-y ears-0ld, $40 : 80.
REMARKS on THE SALE OF CATTLE
Tuesday, Jan >, 1869.-The fifty-three
markets in 1868 have crowded our Hap
py New Year rather too far into 1868
out better late than never. The arrivals
OF the trains to-day We're prompt, and the
amount Of stock over the northern road.
considerably larger than last week.-aLon,
800 cattle and 200 sheep were landed at
Medtord and Cambridge, 10 compare with
$50 cattle and 786 sheep last Tuesday
There is little change in the cattle trade
and but little III the quality Of the stock.
which is still quite slim-the larger part
being young cattle, COWS, &C,
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MARRIED.

In Glover, Jan 4, by Rev. 5 X b. Pc aIus.
Mr.. VIM. H. Fadden OF 81, Thomas. P. @, and
Miss Jane VI. Dayi, of WheeJOck.
In this village. Jan. 6, by Rev. wa Robin
son, assisted by Rev. G. H. Bickford, Mr.. T. Z
kawsOn, and Miss Mira L. Skinner, both OF Bar.
ton.
In Charleston, Jan. l. by Rev. E. c SmaIey,
Mr. Henry AnseA, and Miss Sarah J. Edwards,
both of SherbroOke, P. @.
In Newport, Dec %, by Rev. J. W. Spencer.
Mr.. VIM. Houston, aud Mrs. Aun J. Wilson. both
o Barton. x
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A juror after serving for some DAYS
in Hartford Court, was discovered
to be deaf.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Fri
" JIi'Ta1y ~ looS e
ITO CONSERVATIVES.
Il The advertiser. having been restored to
health in a few weeks nv a very simDIe remedy
after having suffered several wears with A severe
lung affection, and that dread disease. Consume
tion-is anxious TO make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire il. he Will send a copv Of the
prescription (tree OF charged with the directions
for using the same which they viii end a sure
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA BRoNCRIlTs
&c. The only object ofthe advertiser in sendin2
this prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information when ne conceiSes 10 9e IN
valuable; and ne hopes every sufferer VIII try
MS reieHy, as 1t Will cost them io'S anu may
: Parties wishing the prescription will please al
ie 1 , y = an, 80 o. n
'0'1 '--9''' y u y - : - - - r.
~ l.
-DD-177-- ~ @----T--T77T
Il N'sol1- y. y IL
A. 4 gentleman who suffered Tor wears from
>av.us b-Hl:.. premature decay and all 5u.
e-.es .- vou-hfa. ,uG--rlrfar ryl.. r.s 1L- sa...
r. -vN-r.l-- lamar -.r. end free g.. al. .ras .s...
. r., ~. - Sen.
wishing ~ Prea. eE tins advertiser -EHs
..N w." ~ .N y. -'iu- counts
E'ttN a- OGDEN.
4tn.- 40 IL .e.tal ISL, =. +
| .I'iE Il FIRE PROOF = E H-
-
-. ~ IL f. - ,,-ii-,f. -, ,,,. IL ,.
/ krrs (bping water Ia conner mines brrfo,-rlcII,
tha ! Ine urle'l saIt III q,e: ING P%teht cay o
applIeu 70 anS s"Ie DsloIe Pu' En"sluE I'M.
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ORLEANS LODGE, NO. 50, f. A. NJ
" BARTON, VERMONT.
Special Meeting, Friday, January o. 1869.
J. P, BALDWIN, w. NJ. c. II. DwINELL, Sec
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Ruy your holiday presents of Joslyn Son.
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A GOOSE STORY. MIR. Zalmon
Pierce of Calais, wintered two geese
aud gander, from which, the past
season he raised q gosliugs. When
iattened for market they weighed
.27S | A lbs, bringing, 500,
II pounds feathers, 2I,25
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FONT Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
@. M. COLE, GROCER.

APPLEs--Dried l2lc pr pound.
I BEANS Beans 50 5OGS3 80 PEI
bush
BUrrER 35@4Oo.
BAKING PowDsRs All kinds, so cts
per pounl,
80 cts
CRAcKERs-BaLtCr 10, Soda lqI, and
Cream 40 cts. per pound.
CANDrrs-stick Candy S5s, Clear 4Oc,
French Cos q pound
CAvDLEs-Tsllow 2Os; Star SOC per
pound.
DRIED PeACuEs- 15@9oc a pound.
Eees--ln good demand at I5c.
FLouR-Thero is decline. We
quote choice A at 80 so; xxx 1925;
Xxx 81 90; X Sc 90.
FRuIrs Rasons 25o, Pruues 25c,
Curtanls 25c, Figs SOC per pound.
FGsH-New macketal BY the kit Sc rs
O$3 80
GRAIs-Whoat prime 81 35@l So
OaS 5Uc, Corn 65c.
GLAss-SxlO, 50 90, lOxl2. 81 90;
lOxl4, 81 20; loxl5, 81 20; lOxl6
81 80; l2xl6, 81 80.
KANAwHA SALT-Bamel So rs
LEAD AND SHor-Bar Lead l5c per
ID; Shot oil Nos, I8c per Id.
LARD-l8022c.
MoLAssEs--Porli Rico SOC per gal.
N, 9. 81 10. Syrup 81 25.
lOd to God at 81 so; 81 rs; Cd So
Al S. 60; 81 SO 90, with the usual dis
count to The trade.
Ons- Lard, SO 20; Lubic $4,000;
Lioscod, wholesale o7@sI Is; retail
81 so; Carbon, 40 c. per gal.
PRovrsIoNs--Shoulders 1907 cts.
hams 2O@22o; sides 5000 c; Mes.
Pork lsc; dried beef 95@3C CENTS
PoTAToEs 10000 per bush
SUGAR--Havanna, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N .. l7@l8c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, 2O@2l c.
SODA New Castle 10.
STARCH --l0c.
TEAS Young Hyson and Imperial
50 per pound; Black 81 GO.
VINEGAR Pure CiiOr Vinegar SOC
gallon.
WutrE LEAD-Mixed Lead, SO 500
80 To- Pure Lead, 81 70 per kog Of IS
lbs.
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j. f Richardson, formerly proprietor
Of Tue Durour House, he's taken charge
Of the Merchants Hotel, GslllpOlis,
Ohio. Those who know Mr., Richard.
sou know that he keeps q good house,
The new Hotel is situated about two
squares from the River, on the corner of
Third aud Grape streets. When you
visit Gallipolis, stop a! the Merchants
Hotel.
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WEsr VlRa1YrA IEsURAYcr CoMpAgy

WE'r VIRGINIA Insurance CoMpAwy.
We direc! attention to the advertise
mont of this Company, 10 be found in
another column. This is beyond doubt,
one Of the best companies ia the State
with which TO insure. Most of the Com.
pany's members ore residents OF The
Kauawha Valley We ask our readers
to give them ,risE The agents of thi,
Company at this place are Messrs. Sisson
& Shrewsbury.
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A couple of young men spent consd
cradle time on the sroei, a few days ago
in high words, and throwing their fists
ubOu! with valorous freedom. That
were better than fighting, but could be
dispensed With in public places without
any loss Of dignity.
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SHOE HOUSE la this issue Of our
paper will be found the advertisement Of
Mcclellan & Knox. wholesale dealers in
Boots and Shoes, Wheeling, W. Va.
This is one Of the largest establishments
in the city. They informed US that. they
would duplicate any bills bough, in The
eastern markets. We recommend the
houao TO our merchants. Try them.
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SIND THEN IN.--we respectfully ask Jus
tees OF the Peace to report cases of publsc in
terest, tried before them, and everybody 10
send items of interest for publication. A To-.
cal paper should be com pendulum of loca
history. Help us to so make the REGISTER.
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BOARD OF Pubic WoRxs.-A meet.
ing Of the Board Of Public Works was
held in the Auditors office on Thursday
evening The only matter ofpublic in.
ieresi coming before the Board was the
appointment Of Superintendent Of the
PenitenIiary. There were three or four
applicants for the position, but it was
determined to retain the present iucum.
bent, at least temporarily.
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WHAT TO SrAMp.-All notes and evil
dences of debt, 5 cents on each 500
it under sloO, 5 cents, il over 500, s
cents on additional 500 or part thereof
All receipts for any amount without
limits, over SEQ, 2 cents; if $40 or under,
nothing. All deeds of trust, so cents n
each $500 in value Of the property con-
Veyed, or OF the amount secured, when
a deed of trust is duly stamped the mole
must not be; but they should be endorsed
to show the reason why. Mortgage
bonds need not be stamped it stamps
are affixed to the mortgage. All ap,
prHisemeuts Of estates or eslrays. 5 cents
on each sheet or piece of paper. Aida.
Wits Of every description are exempt from
stamp duty. Acknowledgment of deeds,
etc., are also exempt Contracts and
agreements, 5 cents, except for rents;
when for rent, 50 for each $500 of rent
or less If over $500. so cents for 5000
'r fraction over 5000, Any person in.
.crosIed can silir or cancel stamps.
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New STEAMBOAT LISE,-There is Q
project on foot 10 establish a weekly line
of packets between Charleston and
Wheeling This is something that has
long been needed. When it is establish.
ed We expect to see our merchants max
ing their purchases in Wheeling instead
of Cincinnati, That the line will be q
paying institution we have not the leas,
doubt, If our Wheeling friends wish 10
procure the trade Of tho Great Kanawhn
Valley and tho lower counties on the
Ohio, they should take hold of this mat.
ter at once, by subscribing literally TO
the steamboatstOcE Sometime ago they
held a meeting in Charleston in relation
to this matter and appointed committee
TO 60 TO Wheeling to confer with the
business men there and see what could
be done towards establishing such
line What the committee has done in
this way we have not yet learned
When they make their report we will
publish 1t.
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New GooDs We ask our readers to
call and examine the large stock of dry
goods and groceries just received by
MsSsrs, Couch & Wagner, Front st.,
as wO feel confident they will DO satisfied
with both price and quality.
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LOOK TTEREl-M esrs. Setszar, SChon
& McCulIoch, have just received one Of
the largest stocks Of dry goods, &c.
ever brought 10 this market, These
goods were all purchased in New York,
and consequently they can and do sell
them at very low figures, Give them a
call.
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MILLINERY GooDs. - Mrs. Booton has
Just received a new stock of Spring
Millinery goods, to which she calls the
attention Of the public in this issue Of
tho Register, ANY one desiring good'
In her line would do well to call aud
examine her stock and prices.
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Now is the time to have your Crcu.
lars. Cards, Bill Heads, Bills Lpdiug,
Letter Heads, Tags, &c, printed and
circulated TO livcn up business, The
Register JOB Office is the place.
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Ross of Kansas, and President Grant,
have had some cross words in regard to
some appointments in that State, but
notwithstanding this, Smith & Martin
sill continue TO sell their goods as cheap
Os ever,
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AoEST--A. Hess, Esq, has been ap
pointed Agent Tor the lIarndOn Elk.
press Company, nj this place. Office OF
the Union House.
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BaoSs AND SHOES We direct the es-
nariAl attasliAn Of oar mssOhOnts and
Others. 10 tho advertisement of S J.
Boyd, wholesale dealer in Boots snd
Shoes. No, 50 Main street, Wheeling,
W. Va, He has undoubtedly, rs large
r stock as any house in the West, and
offers great Inducements to the trade.
Send your orders to him
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LARGE Tow.-Tho Echo, Capt Fred,
Ford, went cut Of Tie KanAwha last
Wednesday, with tow Of 1900 bar
rcls Of salt. This is tho largest tow Of
salt ever taken out Of the Konawhn
River.
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JRwELRY.-Whcn you visit Wheeling
you should not fell to call at Oxtoby &
Dnfield's and examine their large stock
'of jewelry and watches, They ere also
Agents for the celebrated Grover 4
Baker Sewing machines, See advertise
ment.
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Mas Drowned. We learn from the
Gallipolis BaReta, that a man from
Greenbier county by tho name Of Hur.
vey Reynolds, was drowned at the wharf
at that place. one night last week.
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Horse BLLs,-Wo have two new and
handsome Horse Cuts, OF tho ucateSt
style and are prepared 10 print Horse
Bills at tho Register Office, promptly and
correctly.
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LEAp,-We understand that lead ore
of very superior quality, has baen
discovered in this county. Steps are to
be taken to develop it.
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NorrcE.-Hcreafter we shall make it a rule
u charge at the rate of 5 cents per line for all
"pufs," and advertisements Of any descrip.
ton, which are placed in our local columns
religious and charitable rotices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis.
continued.
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PROFESSIONAL. I'VE direc, attention
to the card Of Dr. D, C. Forbes, in to.
days paper. He is worthy of the pa
tronago olthe public
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NEW DRuGs. Mr. B. L. Miles is now
opening now and splendid stock Of
drugs, petfumery, toilet articles, &C., at
X. S Brights old stand, Mr.. Miles is
an experienced druggist, and those who
buy from him can rely upon getting the
very best articles. He also keeps paints,
oils and dye siuITs, Give him a call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-22

FEDERAL CouRr,-Tbo U. S. District
Court, commenced in Charleston on
Monday last, The term it is expected,
will last between Two and three weeks.
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BAtrnIoRE ADVERTISING AGENCY Nessrs
2, S. Riley, Jr,, and Jhhn NJ. Kilman, at 40
South Charles street, Baltimore, Md, are our
authorized agents 10 receive subscriptions and
advertisements, at our regular terms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-22

Governor Stevenson has re appointed
all the old Members Of the Board Of
Registration in this county.
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FRUIT. The fruit in this neighbor,
hood seems to be uninjured, and the
earlier varieties are beginning 10 show
signs Of blooming. The cold weather
of April retarded the bloom, but was
not severe enough to hurt the buds.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
II Circuit Court Of Mason county, in The
month Of April, 1869.
r. @. NJ Lowell,
vs. In Chanrpry
George Wallace.
The object of this suit is to subject lot No.
% on Center stteet. in the town Of Mason, Ma.
son county, West Virginia, to the payment M
the residue of the purchase money now dnc
upon the same and il appearing by aff Joy;t
filed with the papers of this cause, that tLc
sad George Wallace is non.rcsir snt Of The
State Of West Virginia. 1t is ordered that he
90 appear here within one rIonth after due
publication Of this order aud. do wlat IL neces.
sary 10 protect his incrcs. in The nrcmi.c "s'''
Testc, W, ". HARPER CIerL
ESousH, Sol. byF. W. sieson, Den,
aprs fw D'P'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-22

Come to our office, il you wish to got
nice job work done and at the lowest
prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-22

The cheapest goods in town are to be
found at Smith Il Martins, on Main
street, Call and see them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-22

CLOTHING. The largest and most ex.
tcns;ve stock Of clothing and gents fur.
ni'hiug goods in the city of Wheeling is
to be found at Thos. Hughes, There
fore VIC alvise our readers who may be
visiting Wheeling to give him 0 call
He pays particular attention to Merchant
Tailoring See card in another column.