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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-27
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SAVE YOUR RAGS. pos
. L..5t all -zssla - IT,
TIE ClIICkaSABOGUE f..l#
Manufacturing Company

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~ utun md l.iu,".n haas III any q"t"lily anu ~
pu, ior ill., m the h,x,t-t mar tpricr eas' :,
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r. A,rr I tIl 'e e pt xi.d s"r Re i IN . I'D pa .
.ef stock Of aII ors u,'d. t'- nnm oisi- charge u
Cap, h..n.s. E. baas. who is auth" ired T. pay .
,i,-fal pths hr all stuc .eq Ir-. ny hr coa'p"nj's
nj |. OH. brought I" hnh in = u.tatHe ndihr'
Rag. ina. ,i,er he white. e .,''sd o. u ixrd. buf
III. ,"., i% II Of ~o..lv.s Gle n"d we'll ''uied
t,vsl-,. j.. paper r-t... III. ty aid ! se'n will
tiud n To- t,ei Han ayr c"'nlIu'a alc Ith us Oe
J. r. dI-,osi z nt tt-I s,ock els war- E.sz;l.g..-
ew. nj ei> viii a"vALce their twn nte es'e "
In,ing N. u tu ICE v ,ecur The saw and cor
,,: NJ OF all t.. rags 10 be ioad IN 'lie respective
l. ,n,,lI 4. We VII, credit III. ~ exc' in2r Il" =
.,., a, Elerl Ialss tvI tue e,cisn abe rags liey
K... ,x,., Ly the rivers snd Great Northern Rail
Road 4 ouIu br addressed /, the Company al Mobile,
AIxl,su,x. Il gJou l.B., - -
All shipments by The, Mobile and Ohio Railroad
ii. ,uld u. dnx. l. L, Be,ve Meadow ststiVn. the
I,,e.I,on ii III. L.,n,pa,, = Works ksa.asrft. y. OF
IL f.r further m,orn .i,a apply at the Com
u."v's l.e wt No 81 >ofth " ster s,reet. VI to the
j. no person OF BY ie'.er, vt The otics oi
'l's lN' Aa's'''ef q hes'ss'' VIC. CLAIR. t'a
my9 ,!.zf qllmsj bass sYHW asgui RE !oen''3
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-27
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q TO THE PUBLIC. 20
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read tho Following: a"

tF b
We, the undersigned. having hnowa Mr.. J. W
Sautafss for many years eau 'sad'ly certify TO b
uub .flied skill III the cure Vi I'll diseases Of th'
Nurse, and sincerely aud heartily recommend hin.
ni,n aud his medicine tv the public III gensr"'
kuvwins that il will meet With couplste success
,v all who may i .em it prudent to give Ia t"i
trial F"undsred horsse cured in twelve hoars
Collie iu thirty inmates. Butts in thirty Mihates
U,ste.nper in four says. Farsy aud preve"ti''
of Rla,,ders from e ght tc tsu days. LSug fs'e'
ia four days. Lockja~.
Alfred Hazard, ~. W. Ontiets'
. kr.useu. e.. W.O Gordon, .-. ar aI
Or. jones, NJ. D., d. IL. Mcui''on'
n 4 r,a,ivins. 4. l.. Tolnbs, g
,,h,. S,hi.lL. X ". Hale. Laurel Itll,
" - u..,uirs J. McGrsth, Baton Ruton
! NcE.uvu. r. T.. " .Duhrocs, " y Liouge,
n. ,.,.ud,nuau. V. F. a lain, -... .
Il. T. Aliain, &c. etan"rd'
T.. NJ. A. Redmnn. Bayou Sara. .3"a
Having purchased from Mr.. J. w. santafee tn
pa,eut Of his "Veterinary Remedies" for this
parish, will fil all or,lers sent me. In ever!
instance these kemediss have proved eompis''
cures. l have used them myself with pertec,
success and can con6 :eutly recommend them t.
u,bers. -f -I. o.., s.lqfV t4rsE
Put up 10 quantities to snit purchasers.
-.I.e'e. -sai .ae PHILIP BAUER. 1ah
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing. West Batou Rouge
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..a8.. Dos aBa. lI.. sIoU... ..b 80.
Assets, Jan. l. 1858. ovet 81. 500. 900

THIS COMPANY issues polieiss on lives On all
ether while it has no ssstytetons in RECORD to res
idtnee o. e-assl and all l.. p,ct. a,e dssidtd an.
nualls amosg Ms policy AoIderG1 Its policies are
prompt in the payment Of losses. n6 compGny
having better reputation for prompsnsss or
liberality .p a.;ft .o..q -
q The amount received for premiums . 'o' 20
al.,ns in tae year 1861 was. .s.... 1l.4o6 ~ e3
Interest Ieckted same time. ....... l'hU35, 10
Lyssss BY T. ata t"r tho ~ ~ pe' 'od lnSS5 90
Tbs company 1t Its last annual Msslins, held
IN Jmnuasy, d+clxyed dividend 0f toIty pef cent,
payable in .a>h. aud bagW
cs>ulvrd." /" that all diyK ends pravioas to- and in.
cluamx that Of January 1861 vi bs paid dssike the
cur,ent " mr. VI tho psrIOj ii f,s rem, val Ot the h.
sDectlve pciss, and fi0m abd at.rj JSbuayy lity.
they will be pAid 1t the Mds OF tier rst renewal"
.1.., od, Agency vhice 4 egIoo ena
JAMES McvAY'5 HARDWARE STORE
- 'i'." $50 Baica Rouge. L..
r. HiW .s5asm9u --5 - sa33.mDoJ
1q.oy, e6l 1edical Exaniars:;he g1og3
T. J.. Dusiastos. n. D.ossea1. Dushsia; N. b.
- 's1s'7 JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS, q,
laaaLogiS ts7t" p'-"'' . gent
JAxEs McvAY, Sub-A@sut. q ldgu" - 30
|d' Baton Rouge Board Of Rssta, Reference: se,:@
Prof W. II. n. Magruder. John A. ushsrty,
Hart 4 Hsbrrt, X. b. Day, N: w. Pops, W. B.
Gnamheriin. J. v. Da,stde; GsorEe1 a. Pike,
lirn' ) Jones. D. e. Mohts"; 3. 4. Elan, Il. J.
Hy"ms. X. II. Day, MD, W. F. rdonard! tx
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-27

FOR isss iii u ,bs e. volne j.Hss y. Hsssa. L
will c,,n,.in c.pisai stoy 81, =, by 14b AmoS ihs
lid ans,, ny Rev. r x s.c.i na. sat''es n - g
M.oo .s, xo.Is ti.i! IL II s
r.v, of ~.;sf dt; 4 hi'.,ss ~ ye. ~ t5fn stasV4
soss iD.ls u = u,ssalSr Sy . jsd5 ot sSanosssha
q. sI,.h~s Il ssssrs sy., rcYss. toa fSs:s
;..r 'pS s. rs" ~ 81 & 3 @ s,'s., ~. , s ,s
,fV Aiia ...d ma: oth.s sissclIvt stores 80
nosus.. J. ttnuly rkiaiHa,,Al rsnss, - Gyc6 49,
..x dnc. " sIgls. peciq,sp cop q Yte pe -
ia -. Zee . q ohsSaUu - ~ po6ssnse :,
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jan2ai Assss' ~%
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cRocKERY AND TIN WARE.
PLANTATION SUPPLIES /;
-IL-I '|EW -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

,e a.ivs a. $50 ca / yam .15diom 40
:4ai51gn1 7u .gI.u BoE -5g 80 =,
.dHi ylodoja q az s9d5oi2 1h2t 9aHii
".49Isw saI aagd o9 fyB ita
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-27
ANDREW 8, FULLER. Editor !

The cheapest Journal ct ihe ki apuhliea5, md thy
on,, one giving ,he !rice -lht sf ilen. Vines and
III III .she h<sa inpIrsnents 6r fSrin Garden and
Hous.spld, tsnd ~ paxes are billed Nith sr.pbsfoM
,hs best Horticultural s.d sgrcultura ~fitese ~ Ne
world. ~ Nseial is66csmhaa. vtS0tr no and
to all who send in their names with 81 81:
,tlarke'., yksssbsrsy, gDsvsoas ltosnbsD Ra3s
erfy. tilidsl le 4a.p very, wseoui Mammoth Black
berry. & thiea Gle iolas, u es J.pi" Lazy lone
t;r, pc VI 10. Of two tsrly Wilson Blarkhvrys tYo
Kis a,in6y slsckhery !. rrto 4, oss Wh0 viii send
Is ees,s extrr 70 pay possaae. sli .ed,iiq eIea
OSs Pound 1F EARCY HOSE .PorATOEs:
tn. plsnts viii b carefully 9ps~ked abd .sns 81
mail p's. paid, y safly in ihs Asts,ss. o. dunc -
prt. ticabIe L.. H., ha;cr nos n0y<o,'sn 2, ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15
AN ORDINANCES.

Be il ordained By The Council of he torn of
Point Pleasant. That it shall be the duty Of
every resident OF this town to repor. to plle As.
sesSorthe number aud sex Of the dogs owned
by them, or remaining upon their premises,
within tNenty days from the date Of this ordi-
nance for the purpose Of having the same reg.
iste.ed and upon their failure so to do, they
shall pay n fine OF no. less than Eve dollars nor
more than ten dollars.
And be il further ordained, That any person
who may have his or her dog registered as n.
fercsaid, shall be required toput a collar around
its neck with anumbrr to be designated by the
said Assessor, Aud The town Sergeant Is here.
by required, after the expiration OF said twenty
days, to kill any dogs that may be found with.
in the limits of tbetown without the collar and
numbers aforesaid.
And the said Assessor is hereby required to
furnish listto The said Sergeant, of all the
dogs so registered by him, aud the said Sargent
is hereby required 10 collect tax of one dollar
for each male dog and tax Of five dollars for
each female dog, aud he is hereby empowered
to restrain for the same as for other taxes
Itis hereby ordered that this ordinance be
published for three successive weeks in each Of
The town papers, and shall be in force from its
passage. Passed June 2Sth 1869 1885,
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Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
G, M. COLE, GROCER.

APpLEs--
bush.
Burrrn I5@25o.
BAKING PowDGRs An kinds, 50 els
per pound.
80 cts.
CRAcKeRs-ButtCr 10, Soda I2l, an,
Cream 40 cts. per pound
CAND,Es-S,ick Candy 35l, Clear 40c
French Cos q pound
CANDLES -TallOw 2Orj Star 25e pc
pound.
DRIED PrAcnE
EGGs--ln good demand at l5c,
Flour There is decline, w
quote choice A at So so; xxx $780,
Xxx Sc 90; X So 90
FRuIrs = Raisons 25j, Prunes 25c
Cuuan,s csc, Figs 3Oo per pound.
FrsH-New mlckotol by tho kjt2 sc
asa %; Cod 10 to l24c pound.
GRAIN-Whoot prime ! 1901 90
Oats soc, Corn soc.
GLAss-s1lO, 50 90, lOxl2, 4 90;
l0xl4. 81 20; loxl5, 81 20; lOxlG
81 20; l2xlG, 81 80.
KASAwuA SALr-Barcl 50 60
LEAD AND Suor-Bar Lead l5c per
ID, Shu, oil Nos, l8c per b.
LARD 18O22o
MoLAssEs --Porti Rico soc per gal,
n. q, 81 10. Syrup 81 25
lOi to sod at 81 50; 8 81 10; Cd So
II So %; 81 So 90, with the usual dis.
count to the trade.
0ms Lard, 81 10; Lub'ic 5O66O;
Lioscod, wholesale 97@Sl 10; retail
81 80; Carbon. 40 C, per gal.
PRovrsroSs--Shoullers l5GlG cts
hams 2O@22c; sides 1s@2O C; Mes.
Pork lSc; dried beef 25@3o cents
PorAroEs 80 OC0 per bush
SuGAR--Havnuna, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N, 0. l6@l7c; hard refined 10 cts,
Coffee sugar, l7@l0c.
SoDA- New Castle 10.
STARCH loo.
TEAS Young Hyson and Impcria
s. per pound; Black 81 60.
NiSE0AR-Pure Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon.
WmrE LEAD Mixed Lead, SO 5OG
SO 75i Pure Lead, 81 20 per keg Of %
lbs
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From the Wheeling IntelligcncarI
A FIASCO.

It has bacn discovered that he Joint
resolution passed in the last hours Of
the last Legislature. authorizing com.
promise Of The back taxes due from the
Baltimore and 0hio Railroad Company
to the State and several counties through
which the road rnns is nullily Ithas
no resolving clause; and for that reason
alone is without legal value. If the res.
olution had been passed in due form as
such. it would sill have been yalueless.
The State Constitution (scc. /, art. ~
vests all legislative power ia the two
HOUSES Of The Legislature and declares
that the style Of their acls shall bs "Be
il enacted BY the Legislature Of West
Virginia" The resolution 10 question,
even had it been headed with the fornu
Ia. Resolved by the Legislature Of West
Virginia" would still have been n null
i,y, because the purpose Of ills not pro-
per one for resolution. That point has
been CouclU'iyely settled by our own
Supreme Court, ia the case Of Boyer Us
Crane, (Hag'ns' rep, vol, | ? nc, J
whersin it is decided tina! the Legisla-
turc cannot give a matter the Goroe and
effect Of law by the passage of a ioint
resolution when snch matter is proper
ly the subject Of enlctmeu. That the
resolution under consideration IA a pro-
per sub act Of enactment is bes. shown
by the resolution ITSELF
/. The Board of Public Works, con-
aisling Of the Governor, Auditor, and
Treasurer of this State, is hereby consi
:ulel board orcommlce, with foil pow
to adjust, compromise and settle, on
fir, equitable and liberal terms, all Stale
aud school taxes assessed against the Bal
timore and OHIO Railroad Company and
parkersburg branch thereof, up to De.
oember thrty-frst, eighteen hundred and
siGty.eight and upon payment into the
State treasury of the amour! agreed
between said board and said company
tho said company shall be discharged
from all liability for the same.
9. The Board Of Supervisors Of .esct
county through which the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and Parke.buig brancI
runs are hereby authorized and ompow
cred TO compromise aud settle, on iai
and liberal terms, all taxes ussesse
ed against said company by any Of lh
said eouude3 and townships
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rnunsDAY, JuNLY Is, 1909.
rmE yIRGIgIA ERECTION.

The election in Virginia came often
the Obi inst 10 pursuance Of President
Grants Proclamation, ordering Tie same.
There we're Two Republican tickets 10 the
field. but no Demotiyic ticket One
oflbc tickets headed by Wells, was call.
ed .he Radical Republican ticket, while
The other beaded by WolEer was called
ihe Conservative Republican Ticket
Tho lotser ticket was generally supper
ted by the Democrats. because Of is less
rroscriptive policy, aad was successful,
carrying tho STATE BY 10000 Or 10000
majority.
The walker party have about so
minority en- joint ballot, in the Legisla-
ture and will have tie choice Of the
United States Senators. Tie disfran,
chising clause in The Constitution, which
was voted on separately, was rejected
by en- overwhelming vote.
Peace and quiet prevailed OF the
polls throughout the whole Stae. Ii
was certainly the most peaceable election
held 10 any Of tie rebel States since the
war, and shows that the people Of Vir-
sinia are returning TO reason.
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rnEpACIrIc KAILRoAn.

We are Informed that Gen. Wickham
President of the Chesapeake ard Ohio
Railroad Company, and Mr., c P. Hunt
ingtpn, thu great moving spirit Of The
U,aiOn Pacific Railroad. have in compa.
ny, Travelled over the entire line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Road. Mr.. Hunt
ingtOu has been delegated by tbs Union
Pacific Company to exomias our line,
with a view to purchasing it, if the
Chesapeake Company viii act literally
in the matter. Mr.. Huntingdon ex,
pressed himself as highly. pleased with
the route, and said the Pacific Company
would no doubt take the road. II they
do, we can look for speedy compile.
ton IF this great line from NofOlk
to The Ohio River.
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From the Mineral County Gazette. !
SUFFRAGE.

The Point Pleasant Register Is having
very stormy limo with its patrons on
account Of the position assumed by il
on the suffrage question ii advocating
the removal OF all political disabilities
from the rebels, AMI allowing them the
rights forfeited by their participation in
the rebellion. The u i'or Of the Regis.
Ter in a recent editorial says that an en-
tho package sent to Que post Office was
returned with tho remark, "Wc dc not
pnlrouiae copperheld p7peB.' We
hnrdly rhiak this lair, or the correct
principles that should govern any COM
munity or any class Of Individuals
Men are not supposed bccous1lhey hold
to special or positive political lcncnts,
to entirely Iose their individuality and
manhood, and become stocks and stones
to bo butIeltcd and kicked about. noles
yoleas, simply because they are members
Of that party,
Every man should have the right,
without eotaIing upon himself the nal
ignily and hatred OF individuals and
communities 10 express honestly aud
oonscienliopsIy his views when he be-
Ii.yes the progressive movements Of his
party demands it, We have always
questioned the position taken BY the
Rs1is,er and other papers Of this State
on this subject Of suffrage, because the
necessi les Of the lime in OUT belief do
not demand as yet any politicsl change.
Some Of the most stdunch and uucom
prom sing Republicans (Uoraco Greedy
among lhem) have taken strong grounds
ia favor Of the entire abolition Of pOlili.
cal disabilities end the restoration to
those who we're engaged 10 the rebellion
Of their lost privileges, No one can
question the honesty or s,oadfa8tnes Of
. Horace Gfeely-nO one would dare as
sell him with the cpi,het Of Copper.
head" OF if they did, tho charge would
be so ridiculous that no honest man
would believe it,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15
SINGERS
New Family
SEWING Machines,
(saIcs 4 ,O0s ahead Of all lthors.

(Salcs A ,JJS ahead OF all tthors.)
A FTER three years experience with the
~ above named machines, take great plea
sure in announcing To the public that am
still prepared to supply all parties who con
template purchasinga sewing machine with
the best, most durable, and with the least cum
plication of machinery in existence.
While this is the case, it takes in greater
range Of work than any other. 1t will Hem
and Fell tbias or Straight goods, Tnck, Cord
Quilt, Trim. Bind aud Gather, and sew a Ruff
fe at the same time without Saslmc. aud sews
equally well from the lighicst fabric TO the
heaviest beaver: makes the celebrated lock
stitch (the same on both sides.
Ifordcred with the machine it also has an
Embroidery Attachment; which puts the en-
broiderY on the upper surface Of the goods, us
ing silk twist silk or cotton floss.
In short it is the machine TO bny, as thou
sands will attest: See the New Singer before
you purchase. Send in your orders and get u
machine without extra charge for freight.
Full and satisfactory instruction how to use IL
guaranteed.
Needles supplied to order, with money nc.
companyinC the order by mail or otherwise.
Prices as follows:-li for 81 0O-G for 50 cents
or cents each.
All communications promptly answered.
Address,
C. G. wEBsTEN, Agent.
June 3-Gm' Middloport, o.
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The intelligent mind sill sec at
glance that tbi, la pFopar matter for 60
aclmonr aud rot proper for resolution
Ia thc magni'ula OF the interests ingol
we'd, il is second to no act done at tb
SAND session II creates new bod
with new powers. Virtually It IL re-
peal of existing lays requiring these ac'
crueA laxes to be paid into the treasury,
for il makes nea rule regarding them,
! viz: that q less sum may be paid and The
company discharged from liabiI''y. II
is release Of money due the STATE or in
sifect an appropriation to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Such
ding, cannot be dona by resointon,--
/ In Congress IbeY have such Thing as
legislative joint resolution, passed With
me forms Of cnocimen; and signed by
ths President; but no such thing is adj
misslbc in our constitution which sur
rounds the mode Of enactment with uu-
mcrous guards. Fist, law can only be
proposed by bill commanding "Bs il en-
noted &c." Second. must be read thee
times in each House Oh three days UNI
less for reason Of urgeocy threc-iourths
ofenCh house concur. to dispen'iog with
tho requirement But. third, it cannot
become law under. any circumstances
ai,hout Inc recorded affirmative vote Of
all the members chosen 10 each house -
No other mode Is provided whereby any
act Of legislation embolging he substance
of Nv can be done. Uoder the war
rant parliamentary usage mllterj rAIal.
Ing TO the transaction Of legislative BUSH
ness, onl the regulation Of matters al
ready authorized bylaw, ave proper sub
rcts for joint aud concurrent resoluiionj'
which are the same thing 10 our lcgisla'
lure though different in Congress A
majority of a quorum can pass pint
resolution, on one reading. A Qnordm
is mpjlri'y Of the whole. For exam
pie 10 The House Of Dol"ga'eO, the whole
House Is sc; a quorum IS 20j AMI o ma
jlriy Of that quorum Is; so that while
90 ara required 10 pass a bill 10 may
actually PASS ioin. resolution, while Al
ara opposed to it, 81 of them being ab,
sem.
FLAWS could be m ado by such a pro.
cess what would tbey be worth? The
wisdom of the constitutional rule is OBJ,
yious and tina, rule is imperative that
nothing shall have tho force of law with.
out due form of enactment, without the
srirm,tive vote Of majority of the
whole of each house. and withou, being
frs, read three times on three seperate
Iays n each bouse unlts, three founhs
of cacb agree tbat such readings NAV
bs dispepsed with The obiec, Of these
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DissOlutiOn.

THE partnership in the practice Of law here.
L toforc existing between tho undersigned
in the firm name Of Moore Kline 4 Moore, aud
Moore a. Kline, isthis dav' dissolved by mu.
tual consent.
Persons indebted to the firm Of Moore, Kline
4 Moolcj are notified to settle at once with T..
u, Kline, at Cabcll o, II and those iudebtcd
10 the firm Of Moore Kline. with c. =. T.
Moore, at Point Pleasant
LABON 7. MOORE,
7, y. KLINE,
G. +. r. MOORE.
MAY 6, 1859 no. j9-2m
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TRI.wEEELY INTELMGENCER.
One copy !. year 81 90 One copy 3 IN. 81 Cd
9 mos. p 80
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THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
FOR 1899 AND 1910.

! 4 JOURNAL of News, Politics, Literature,
1 u Art. SCIENCE and Agriculture.
| The latest News from all parts OF the World
By Telegraph and Mail.
The principal Grain and Provision Markets
of the country, the Baltimore and Allegheny
Cattle Markets, regularly reported.
Especial attention given 10 matters OF Local.
NeighborhoOd and SRteintcrest.
The proceedings Of Congress and the Leg.
stature, when 10 session. regularly reported.
Valuable discussions Of the best methods OF
Farming, Stock raising, Fruit.growing, &C., in
every Weekly.
The wants Of the ladies' and Of all who have
taste for the best literature Of the times, viii
not be neglected. The choicest stories by the
best fiction writers Of the day and the most in.
structiye aud valuable miscellany will be in
our Weekly. To make the ISTELLIGESCER de-
serve n welcome at every fre,side, we shall
guard thoPurity Of its columns with scrupulou5
cafe. Nothing of an immoral or GquiyOcal
character will ever be amitted 10 It's pages.
Republican in pc tiles. we accept all the To-
gical consequences Of the war for the Union
and stand by the principles upon which the
Republican people Of the nation, through Con.
gross, have settled tie issues growing out Of IL.
We hare Just began the publication Of an
other Great Story by The author OF Foul Play"
cxcelling that in fascinating interest, to which
the attention Of The ladies is especially invited.
Back numbers containing it can be had by
addressing as below.
TERMS, ny NAIL, IN ADVANCE,
..'"D&lLY INTELLIGENCER.
One Year 81 50 Three Months 81 90
Six Months, 4 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15
81 hnye reeeiyel III rollowIng Iellat


1 W. have received the following letter
from a subscriber
CLrrros, W. W. July |, 1859.
Ntstur Elhm:
Enclosed send yew two dollers fJr
the follo8in resons. too witt mainly. -
| About rew weaks ago see in your vslu.
able paper nois too them what ode
you that you was in Craze need Of sum
munney and TOO further signify your in
snshuns you stated Iha.alI papels which
boor the eros must contribit tew your
sufein condishun, and as mi paper was
barrn q very big eros | thot yew ment
me 10 parrickelrr so mister edilur Isend
yew lew dolIers hopin that bi SO dom i
will be releevin the sulferin condIshun Of
fellow ben and at the ssim time psyin
ior my paper. Munny has bio ohal
scarce in this phase laily on ackounl Of
0 sirikm propensity which sum OF tho
people Of this plasa has bin hagin; but
am glad 10 inform yew that most Ct
EN- is gitljn better or gittin away from
this unhelhy Clint, and that I now
locke Tor a speedy return Of our formour
prosperity,
hopin that tbs embossed aud these re "
lines will meat with your kind aproba-
shun, / fenain your friend and ,'nbskfi-
Der, "AMLIN BEMR,"
tAMoyo the,many visitors in CaIifor.
MIA, just now, are tho Committee Of
Ways anil Means of Congress who have
suddenly. discovered that the Pscific cOs.
tom houses wan. looking ioto--al Uncle
SANS expense. OF course, while they
are about it, they will "invesligoto" The
Yo Semitic and the White Pine.
TuE city of Baltimore has subscribed
81 900 600 to the Virginia Valley Rail
roal. The b4iof is expressed th1t tho
balance Of tic stock will be readily
taken.
Genuine English Walden Class
and Gtsin Scylhes.
American Grain and Grass ScytLes,
Rel Razor Grass Scy,hes.
Grain Cradles, Scytbe SGaths.
Two and three prooged forks,
Hay Rskes, Sc at
SMITH & P0LSLEY'S,
may Eft.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-15

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
has declarCd the registry law for Phila
dClpbia constitutional, and declared un-
constitutional tho act orlhc last Logg-
Ihuro, creating til? Iwcnty.niaih judicial
district,