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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-11

The revolt Of the native people of the
Island Of Cuba against Spanish authority
continues 10 gain in strength. The Pa.
triols of Cuba oxhbi! determined pur,
pose to secure Cuban inlepe ndence. -
they have raised the standard Of revolt
everywhere over tho Island, Many Span
ioTds have joined the insurgents. Tho
chances are Chat the Cn5aus will succeed
IN their etfor! to throw of the despotio
rule Of Spain, If the revolution sue
ceods, Cuba will become a Republic, aud
there will be an end Of slavery on the
Island.
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Andrew johnson employed The last
hours Of his Infamous administration in
scattering pardous broadcast over the
land. The ex President carried out in
letter and spirit his general amnesty pol.
icy. Revenue swjndlers, counterIeiters,
mail robbers. and assassins, were pardon
ed by Wholesale. The conspiratOrs against
the lie Of Abraham Lincoln have been
released. But the end Of oil this business
has, fortunately for the country, come at
last. The modern Moses will return to
Tennessee, where there will be none SO
mean, except pardOned rebels and con-
viCts, us ~ do him homage.
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TUE CABINET.

The following oro the names Of Gene
ral Grants Cabinet It will be sect
that he has selected some of the bcsI
men Of the country:
L. B, W,shbmn, Of Illinois, Secretary
of State.
Adolph E. Borio, of Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Navy.
A. T. Stewart. Of New York, S:creta.
ry Of the Treasury.
I'D, Cox, Of oaiO, Secretary Of the
Interior.
A. ]. CreswelI, of Marylsnl, Post
Muster General.
E. B. Hone, Attorney General.
John NJ. Schofeld, Of New York,
Secretary Of War,
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US Ultimately it may b9 necessary 10
increas, the fsciIties 10 resch these rich
IS. and it may be necessary also IhOt the
General Government SHOULD give lis aid
TO secure this access, but that should on.
ly be when dollar OF obligation to paw
secures precisely the same sort Of a dol.
lar to use now and not before. Whilst
the question Of specie payments is in
allegiance the prudent bGsness man is
careful about contracting debts payable
in tho distan, future. The nation should
follow some rue by which PROSTATE
commerce may be built oil industries
encouraged, The young men Of tho
country, those who from their Oge mus!
ts It's rulers twenty FIVE years hence
have a peculiar interest in maintaining
the national honor. A moments rcllec'
ton AZ TO what will be our commanding
influence among the nations Of the earth
in lhUir day irthCy are only true TO them.
selves, should inspire them with national
PRIDE. Al! divisions, geographical, po'
Ii,ical and religious can join in this CON.
mon sentiment. As to how the public
debt is to be paid or specie paymoats re.
sumcd, is not SO impodanla3 that plan
should be unloubted and ucguioscd 10. A
united determination to do is worth more
tban divided councils upon the method
Of doing Legislation upon this subject
may not be Necessary now or even adyis-
able, but it will DO when tho civil law
ia more fully restored in oil parts Of the
country, anil trade resumes its wonted
channels. twill be my endeayor 10 ex,
eculo all laws 10 good faith, TO collect al
revenues assessed, and to have them pro-
perly accounted for, and economically
discussed. | will to the bas. Of my
ability appoint TO Office Ihose Oaly who
will carry out this design.
In regard to corcign policy, woul9
deel with nations as eqnitobly as law
requires individuals 10 deal with each
other, Ond would protect law abiding
citizens wha,her of native or of foreign
birth wherever bis rights are jeopardizsd
or the flag of his country floats, would
respect the rights Of all nations. deman'
ding equal respect for our own. II 9th
ers depart from this rule in their deal
ings with us We may be compelled to fol
low their precedent
The proper treatment OF the original
occupants OF this land, the Indians, is
one deserving careful study, will ia
vOr any course towards them which
tends to their civilization, chrisliaaizlion
and ullimlIe citizenship.
The question OF suffrage is one which
is likely 10 agitote the public so long as
a portion of the cilizons Of the nation
are excluded from its privileges 10 any
State, 1t seems to me very desirable
that this question should be settled now.
1 entertain the hope, aud express the de-
sire il may DO by, the ratification OF the
10th Article Of the Amendment 10 the
Constitution.
10 conclusion. l ask patient IOrbear-
auce, one towards another, Throughout!
the land, Onl determined fort on the
part OF every citizen TO do his share
towards continuing happy Union, and
| ask the prayers Of the nation 10 Al,
mighty God in behalf Of this Consum-
nation.
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VIRGINIA, To.wlr:

WEST VIRGINIA, Towlr:
A \ Rnles held in the Clerks Office Il tho
IA Circuit Court of Mason County in the
month of March. 1869.
Arthur Edwards and Julia Ann Edw ards,
VS.
The West Virginia Coal Company, Rober!
Adams. Thomis Hutchinson, Cuhbert j.
Hutchinson, John Boppenmyor, James Jones'
Emanual Aston, Hubert Aston, Henry Aston,
John r. DAVIS, Henry Williams, Nicholas
HommOScc AID Samuel Powell and the Cllltjh
Coal Company In ChanCe:y.
The object Of the above suit is to Sc: aside a
conveyance Of one quarter Of an acre Of land IN
the county ofMason, conveyed by Arthur Ed
wards aud wife to James Jones, John Boppen,.
mYer, and others, By mistake and accident and
to compel themto reconyey said land to SAID
Edwards and wiei aud 1t appearing BY all
dnyit fled among the papers Of this cause that
James Jones and John BoppCnmyer, are nom
residents Of the State of WcsS Virginia, 1t IS
ordered that they do appear here within ono
month aler due publication OF this notice aud
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this cause, Teslo.
W. W. HARPER, ClerS,
by T, W. Sisson, Deputy.
Tomlinson Sol. march Adv.
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Harm 1;o1. Sale.

I OFFER n: Private Sale a tract Of land con.
4 tanning sixty acres, lying near the waters
of0ld Town Greek, Robinson Township, Ma.
son county, West Va. There IL substantial
frame dwelling house col tanning FIVE rooms,
a good well OF water. good barn, stable, and
all necessary out-buildings on the premises,
also two young orchards, good fences. The
land IS all cleared, and perfectly free frombr
ers, and has becu in grass for several years.
Al,o another lr.ct OF land containing forty
acres, and lying Oh the waters Of Turkey Rum.
one mile from the aboyrtrac Principally all
ccarHl, viii. god young orchafl. This is
very dcShabc property aud will be sold cheap
For further particulars enquire at this office or
of the und rsigued.
Jan 7-2m. T. C. BOGGESS.
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Meat Market.

GR The undersigned would res
eSSAN.G. poollGlly inform the citizens Of Point
Pleasant and vicinity that he has removed his
Meat Shop to bis new building on the corner
Of 9Th aud Maine streets, where will be found
at al times fresh beef, pork, veal and mutton,
also choice bacon, such as hams, sides and
shoulders. Always on hand good supply Of
lard, talow, DC. All Of which will be sold
in quantities to suit, nj the lowest cash prices.
lJ'Tho highest market price paid for beoi
cattle, calves, sheep and hogs, ,.,,
inch LIFT GEO. BAkCUS.
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POINT PLEASANT. w. VA.
THURSDAY, MAEcu II, i8Co.
TIIE INAUGURAL ADDREss,

sIlnlsgziItsss-rsl,'s 1's'a
TIE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
There are some striking features about
this oddress.-which is 70 be found in
another column. Que Of them Is the
emphatic Gnunciation that hs did not
seek the olic,, This is not the frst
,ime he has male This declaration. An.
other is The declaration that be enters
upou the duties Of his position untram
melcd. Another is his plain avowal in
ndvnOcC that he intends to employ the
veto power, whenever he shall Thick it
necessary, but viii execute all laws
which are made, whether with or with.
out his assent He does not bid for the
repeal Of tho Tenure of Office Act by
any surrender al the outset Of his off
cial bcIs. He does not mean it to DC
understood because AMY Johnson
brought the veto into disrePute, he ia
willing 10 rcIinquish i. Lastly he
takes ground, if not in direct words, ct
lOas. in meaning, against granting for.
Their cid by money or land to ruiroods
until we have gotten back 10 specie
payments, These We say are the strik.
ing features Of the address, What is
said about rcpudiatiou everybody sx-
pecled to be said. What is said about
suffrage aud The 18Th smendmen, the
people were satisfied would be ssid.-
The allusion to The foreign policy ortho
nation is as strong os we could expect
President 10 make it-that we aye ready
for peace or war. This whole address
is o very frank speech, and one that has
been deliberately poudercd upon, Not
a tainl Of evasion is TO be found in it,
L, is instinct with military candor. 1t
Is plain aud easy 10 be ccmptehendCd.
1t probably will displease many pOliti-
clans because il lacks cant and rant
II sill, however, please The great mass
Of the American people Il does not
palayer. 1t tells u simple Ineligible
story, that no one can mistake the
nearing. The man who spoke these
few and carefully chosen words is tho
stern, patient aud persistent commander,
who battered tie rebellion TO DEATH
When they rlcollsc! this, tho people
can realiz, how faithfully the duties Of
bis Office will be executed in letter aud
spirit. limo chiId's ploy--'be aiminis'
trnlon Of this governm'nt. The man
who has taken this task is determined
not 10 be misunderstood a! tho outset
He will have no deceit, no double deal
ing, no wesk compliance. He intends
20 be q real President. Not the ruler
whom wild Frank Blair surmiscj, but a
bold, manly, homes! officer, who knows
that he represents the people and in
tcads to see that their interests are pro.
tcc.ed. We like this speech, 1t has sin
certify, pluck, slraiglrfo'wnrdneas and
expicilncsa. Il lodges nothing. We
feel very grea, satisfaction in the thought
tina, we have so good a man in the
Presidential chair, 0od We expect con-
fidently. together with the Union Re
publican party, to give him cur eniirO
aud hearty support during the whole Of
lis Official term. -
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a WARmNG To PAREsTs.--Two boys
children Of Mr. Madison Smith Of Ham.
burg, Berks county, seeing picture ola
man hanging in a copy of the Police
Gazette, tried it a week or two ago by
putting up 4 rope on some old frame
work outside Of the house. The eldest
of the boys tried it first; after him the
Younger boy put tho rope around bis
neck, the olJes! walked away leaving
him hanging, and when found by bis
mother his face was turned black aud
blue. He was taken down Immediately,
doing him no serious injury, Let this
be a warning to parents to never have
papers around their houses with descrip.
tons Of crime, Children are initiative,
and become more or less desirous Of
emalatiOg the deeds Of notorious Grimm,
els oil whom they have read; 10 This case
iorLuncaeIy, with no evil effect, but It's
horrib'5 to think what might have been
"a happy homa destroyed forever.
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sTATR OF WEST YIRGINIA.l

Mason County to-wi':
A Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court of Mason county, Tor the
month Of March, 1860.
George W. Roash, Complainant,
VS.
John A Roash, Thomas J Roush, Joseph VI
Roush, Isaac Glenn and Elizabeth Glenn his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Roush, Jane RouSh
widow OF Abraham Rolsh deceased, Martha
Chapman, George Chapman, Annie Chapman,
Sarah Chapman, and Lutiia Chapman, the
last five named, are infant children and heirs
at law OF Mary Ann Chapman, deed formerly
Mary Ann Roush, Defendants.
IN CaANCERY.
The object ofthis suit is to have dover rs.
signed the said Jane Roush, widow of Abra.
ham RouSh, deed, and also 10 obtain part
ton in all the real estate o. the said Abraham
Roush, decd. in said county Of Mason, on be.
half of all of said parties in interest. Aud it
by affidavit in the papers Of this
cause that Martha Chapman, George Chapman
Annie Chapman, Sarah Chapman, and Lutta
Chapman, infant heirs at law OF Mary Aun
Chapman, deceased, formerly Mary Ann
RouSh deed are non residents Of the State Of
West Virginia, it is therefore ordered that the
said infant defendants last named, do appear
here within one month after due publication
OF this order and do what is necessary to pro.
teCt their interest in the premises
To,te! WV HARPER, Clerk,
John U Myers, Sol, inch ll-lw
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ATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Ofice of tho
IN Circuit Court OF Mason county in the
month Of March 1869
Henry Bruning. cOmpininant,I In ohancc'y
VS.. aud
August Mayer, Defendant, Attachment,
The object of this sui; is for Complainant to re.
cover fsaid defendant the sum Of $3.50 75wiih
interest thereon from the l2th day Of February.
A. y. 1859, aud also a decree fUr The sale of tho
lands of the said Defendant in Mason and
Jackson conpties, West Virginia, attached in
this cause to satisfy compainau.'s said claim
and costs Of this suit. Aud it appearing BY
affidavit filed in the papers Of This cause, that
the said defendant, August MAYER, is non.
resident Of The STATE of YesJ Virginia. it is
therefore ordered that he do appear here within
one month after due publication Of his order
and do what is necessary opro;cct his interest
In lhe.premlses. TCSie:
W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
John U. Myers Solicitor.
march 4-wI.
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Pur Rlour.-Tho Philadelphia In
.,,j,,c, states the case we'll in the iol'
lowing observation
"GSooral Grant goes into Office with
4owor trammels than have been borne by
' "nv prssideu. since the Inauguration Of
Ge ny washington. Almost tho only
' I which no has given is that tho
P.Go sSi,I NV which he las fought for 10
wilI sustain. More than this the people
W. m' MI ask. Ono who was patriotic 10
~ ., ~, The cause Of his ooun'r'
~, ,s,in.l ,ie,,on. will be just aud diseEe'
in other ma'IerS'f
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As The Democratic press is now cnga-
ged in preaching economy to the Ropnb.
Iican party, ana citing The good old times
Of Democratic ascendency as contrast
to the management OF tho men wis oar
ried through 4 war, and are now paving
for it honestly, it is well, petnaps, 10 re-
vive the history Of Floyd accep!ancos,
just brough! to memory again by the de.
cisiou of tho Supeme Court aqiast their
validity. These fraudulent papers, in
time of comparative peace, and when the
departments @efS Carrying OF en- ex-.
tromOly limited business compared with
to-day, were issued by the rcam by a
Democratic Cabinet officer. Will no
Democratic journal give us the history of
this Transaction, with which they are all
doubtless better acquainted than We can
be expected to bel Will not Tile World.
whichis fond sensations, fovor us with
a page Of doublo.leaded with display
heads on these dangerous and startling
Democratic OdultOrolions?-Prcss.
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PubIic Sale.

Tn accordance with the terms of decrec,al
L order entered on the 9Th day OF February.
1869. in suit pending in the Circuit Court t
Mason county. on the Chancery side of said
Court. in which John Wees was complain.
ant and John Phillips was defendant, The
undersigned as Special Commissioner, will on
the I'D DAY OF APRIL. 1869, sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, on the premise,
the House and Lot in said bill mentioned, be.
ing Lot No. &, on Brown Street, between Trout
and First streets, of the town of Mason CITY,
county Of Mason and State of West Virginia,
upon the following terms: For cash as to one
third Of the purchase money, and the balance
on credit OF six and twelve months with in.
tercst from the day Gfsale, the purchaser Civ.
ing bond with good security and the title 10
be retained as further security.
FW, SISS0N,
march I-4w. Special Commissioner
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The West Virginia Legislature has
ratified the Amendment 10 the Cou'ti'u
tiOn Of the United States, known as Ar.
XIV, end providing that every person
shall be entitled to vote, without regard
TO race, color, or previous condition Of
seryilulO." 1t has also been Io'ifcd by
Missouri, Kansas. NCvoda. LouisiCns,
md one or Two other States.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., S.:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
4 7 Rules held IN the Clerk Office Of the
~ Circuit Courtof Mason cOuny, for the
month of March, 1869.
William Armller Trespass an the case
vs. in Troycr and Con.
john McClGrs. version.
The object of this suit is to obtain jldg.
mrnt against said defendant for the sum Of
$50 90. aud 10 attach the estate of the said de
fendant in the said coulty Of Mason TO satisfy
sal claim. And it appearing by ali layit file.
in the papers ofthis cause, that said John Nc.
Ulure the attendant is non resilient of ths
State Of Yves. Virginia. It is therefore ordered
that he d. appear Ii r. within on, month after
due publication Of this order and do what is
Unnecessary to protect his.iulercSt in The premi.
scs. Tesle:
John U. Myers Attorney,
march 4-iw.
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Wendell Phillips ia a lecture at Jor.
say city, Saturday evening, commented
GU Grants inaugural rather favorably.
Ho urged vigorous and if necessary a
sanguiuOry policy towards tho South as
the only means 10 secure lasting
peace.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS INAUGURAL.
Cii:ens Of he United SAFES:

Citizens Of he United States:
Your suffrage having elevated me to
tho Office Of President of the United
States, have 10 conformity with the Con
slitution Of our country, taken The oath
Of Office prescribed therein. have TAX.
en- this oath without meatal reservation,
and with the determination TO do, to the
best of my ability, all that it requires of
me. TheresponsibiItlies ofthe posilson
| feel, but accept them without fo0r.-
The office has come 10 me unsoUght. |
commence its duties untrammeled. l
bring 10 /. conscientious and desire deter.
minalion to fiIl it to the best ofmy ability,
10 the satisfaction Of my people on all
leading questions agita'iug the public
mind. | will always express my views
10 Congress aud urge them according to
my Judgement, and when | think it ad
yisa5Ie will exercise The constitutional
privilege of intcrpOsing a veto 10 defeat
measures which oppose, but all laws
will be faithfully executed whether they
meet my approval or not sholI on all
SUBJECTS nave poncy 10 recommend
mons 10 ENFORCE against 'ae VIII O., the
people Laws are 10 govern al! alike
those opposed TO oS well as those who
Iavof Ibem' know no me'hod TO Sc
cure tne fePeS' OF PAD or oonox'ous Laws
6. CRec"Vo as 'heif stringent execution
The country having Just emerged iTom q
great Teb:ll'oo' many questions will come
before II Tor settlement IN the next four
years which preceding administrations
have never mad to deGl with In meet.
ing these 1t Is desirable that they should
be approached calmly aud without pref
udice, hate OF sectional pride, remcm-
herring that The greatest good to the s eat
est number IS the object to be attained.
This requires security OF person aud
property, and free religious and political
opinion IN every part OF our common
country, without regard to local preju.
dice. Laws to secure these will receive
ny best efforts for their enforcement.
4 great deb! has been contracted in
securing US and our poslerity The Union.
The payment Of this, principal aud in
leres', as well as the return 10 spiel,
basis as soon as it can be accomplished
without material derimeut 10 the debtor
class or 10 the country at large, must be
provided for to protect the national hon.
or, Every dollar Of the Governments
Indebtedness should be paid in gold, IN
less otherwise expressly stipulated 10 the
contract let be understood that no
rcpuliator of one iarthing of our public
debt will be trusted in public place,
and it will 90 far towards Strengthening
A credit which ouRht TO be the hest in
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WEDNESDAY,, March 8. 1869.
H0USE,-Pfaycr by Rev. W. N
Mulelix Of the NJ. L Church.


MuIlelix Of the NJ, Il Church.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill for tho improvement Of
Gtoot Kanawhn River.
Senate bill 10 place the Riversdale
Iron Works Of Wheeling, on the footing
of property.
Senate bill TO incorporate the, Cum,
bertrand, MooTfield and Broadway Rail-
road Company.
Senate bill creating a board for the
examination Of certain military claims.
Senate bill relieving Il. Boyd Faulkner
from the attoraeys' les, oath,
Senate bill TO provide for the payment
OF county taxes heretofore levied on real
estate, and 10 regulate the sale thereof
for the uon-paYmcnl Of such taxes.
Senate bill to amend and re-euact sec.
ton 8, chapter 1871. Of tho Code,
Seoste bill legoIizing certain deed
in Jefferson county.
Senate bill 10 refund ccrlaia taxes.
Senate bill 10 charter the Kabletown
and BlOCmery Turnpike.
House bill 10 amend and re.enact sec
ton six chapter 80, Of the Code.
House bill Amending and re-enactia q
section 8. chapter 81, Of the Code.
House bill oharlsring tho New Rive
Navigation Company.
House bill 10 charter the K1uawho.
immigration Company.
Adjourned,
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A destructive fire occurred at Akron,
Ohio, at GU early hour on Sunday NOR.
ming. al the buildings on the South
side Of Market street between Canal and
High streets were destroyed. Loss about
$4,000 with light insurance.
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Live. Complainta

Janndice and all affections Of the Liver are
soon removed by the use OF Roback's Stomach
Bitiers and Blood Pills, they are composed Of
vegetable medicinal ex tracts with special ref
erence 10 their direct action on the liver and
digestive apparatus. For sale by Z. S, Bright.
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SsicI. Headache,

Arises from dsordcrcd state Of the Stomach
and bowels, aud bilious arrangement OF tho
liver, aud can be permanently cured by the
Use Of Robaok'S BLOOD ruds'f Inl Bl,sd Fi,h
= . Bright. LsSSt
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Dyspepsia.

Thousands Of the worst sufferers from this
terrible gnawing disease have been cured by
the use Of ROback'o Stomach Bilters, as the
testimonials now in our hands fully prove.
Sold by E. S, Bright.
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1t isproposcd in Philadelphia to bring
the remains Of VIM, Penn from England
to Pennsylvania, and to erect q splendid
monument over them. They wcro buied
in leaden coffin, and their transpoha
ton 10 America will not be difficult
There would be n peculiar proprioty in
doing this, as the chief lame Of Penn
rests oD his founding the colony the!
bears his nome-nOv tho second State
in the Union--and the Just government
hsinstiulej aud administered therein.
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Tho Tribune thinks Mr., Stewart will
quality himself by Withdrawing from
business.
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The Chicago newspapers take ground
against modifying OF repeating tho TIcOs'
ury oct Of 1880,