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

Y 0 U ALL
HOOPLAHDis GERMAN Ter BIFGRRS,
Hoofand|s German Tonic,
Prepared BY Or. q, y l.elsdh, FhllAdrlPnlE
Their iutroJGctlcn inI5 hi, county from Cor
many oeeurredin -" h''
THEY CURED YOUR
FATHERS AND MOTHERS,
Aud will cure YOU aud yout sllildrsn They
arc entirely dGtrnt from The manl prtpa
TatIonS now inu-FlH 07the country
called Rtlsrs ik or Tonle1'
I Ts.y q. ., .5 NO isTs" M ' sB:i
but good, honest, reliable medicines They are
IN, gr,s'sH kHnWn rfasdITJer
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
Nervous Debility,
JAUNDICR,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
ERUPTl0NS OF THE SKIN,
aud ali Diseases nrlAlng from .
DlhOIutreQ
IuPURITI or THh BLOOD
Constipation, Fletulence, Inward
Piles, Fulneas Of Blood to the Head,
sAcidity OF the st mach, Nausea,
Heartburn, d iSgust Tor Food, Full
nosa or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eruotations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit OF the
Stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, FlutterinY at the
Heart, chok ing or sgf-
locating Sen sattors when
m 5,. a d " iWvss&iFoSSs,'fp5Scit Ui on
WebE before the Sight, Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi-
ration, Yellownesa OF the skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Sir y,
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Fushos Of Heat, Burnlng IN me
Flesh, Constant ImaEinings Of Evil
and Great Depression Of SpirIts.
Au h,Is indicate dlIsaIs Of Ar Lipsr on i5tIHV'
or0dnI, eoRb,a'd With iH'PHr' bleed. -
Hollands German BiIterS
Is entirely vegetable, and conteins
Fluid EXIrnctH. The Roots, Herbs,
and HnrkS from which these exs
tracts arc mahe are Ynihercd a
: q Dr.; .i !; q
TheAe extracts are then forwarded
TO this country TO be uhed eN.
presSlP for The manufacture OF
these BIttcES,7 There tg no alcoS
hole substance Of any KIND used
In compromising the lblticrs, hence
IL L. Iic only HlIterB that can BIO
uHed In CAGES where alcoholic
atlnalnnt1 re not I'D ViBnDle. q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11
GEND FOR A COPY oPEEW EDITION
~ WELLS EVERY MKN'HIs OWN LAW.
YER AND RUSlN ESS FORM BOOK :.

A complete aud rgliRblS guide toalI matters
Of law and business liAhsadionE fdr SSefy Staff
In the Union. The professional man, the far.
.mer. the mechanic the merchant, the mAnnlact.
urer each requirGA convenient, c, mprehsnsivri
and reliable work which " ill,pablb him TO draw
up any instrument lhnr MAY be required, AID
that will fnrniIhbim wilbtsnch inIOrmutiOn Us
IL uanally calltd IN Ii all be business relations
Of lite--A bodk that etery hody can ndeisiand, ,
and that VIZ enable every one 70 10 their op
counsel "Thspltro leading press OF The coul'
Try nnquAlllfedly enuoHR the work, Price or
" 50 a5. Sent post paid, Agents want 4
everywhere kddrHJNO @ WELLS, Pull
1hhtF, l3s Brccfus II, MY, 0el al-Sp
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11
DEBILITY.

Ih,r, ., no m,a,e,t, ,opri 10 nneHaNlI tr~.
nan Biti'n r~T. r"nte y ea', ,,o o.
bad r.opr 10 ne vhoIt iyHth,
Ir,ngJsn II, up9a fr'f', eduH, an
trj6yhs> ~ ths TDoI, ,'ibt ne fbHdeh 10 dtg,h
q, parity be blood pir, yood, inund h,duly
:oIG5ign ,;aes g, yGs ss ss' ,I STS z:
PdtisAi JroA a Asri.brraiked, sndeiabd. wax
and n'rvOm iHpalid, 10 JuLi:jdeed, SOUL and
tl9ornhI BrrIoh
Weak and Delicate Children
arc un strong By using me Bit-
IerE or Tonic. In tact, iney are
Family Medicines. :. ney Gun be
administered witt. perfect safely
TO \ child three months old, tho
most delicate female, or q nian OF
uinety.
TheIe rlpl,tii,I are ne bni
Blood Purifiers
.rsr kHoVn. and i0H cure al ,hpd~ riuhn9
from bad 6ifOd kt'p your hi'"d rrss k',p
your Liver in Or1E1 "; ktp your
S s..t ~ 9'@ s@s M e. s' @: W
aJsad von IN, 6,a msn in ne country recon-
mend 6em U YsarI NJ hq"tI'T,PaiihoH 90 Jor
GnyitinO yoa nditrY he" PrPara''0HL
FROM HON. Ggo. W. WOODWARD,
Chief JuItics Of the Supreme Court Of Pdan'
~ sylvania.
PHLLrELrmA, March ID, 1861
lind "HpoaIHTI German Bhitri" u MI az
i'iioziedinb beverage, Lui Is a g'4d tohie' hiph
IN d'lord,rI AZ he dig,i'irt orgdni' ana ~ er'H
b,h,M in cam q dsbIiiiy aEd pdR! W nff''l'
axiom IN he IyI'm. '""
l'oun truly -
Ia~ Gao. ". WOODWARD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

A SEVERE WINTER. We Learn from
various sources that the Observations Of
the trappsrs in all directions is TO the
,eEerl that the beaver and other sag 'ciOus
s6im,ls are doubling rbeirihpRee. which
is held to be indicative Of a severe win
ter. We mention the matter as worthy
the consideration of the weH'her~ise and
their sprculatious as to the result The
uappers firmly believe in the signs at.
fOrdel them by these amin is, aud
provide ete@ selves accordingly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

FIRE. We learn hist FIRE occurred
in West Columbia Sunday, entirely con
sumipg one Of tenant houses belonging
to the West Columbia Coal aud Salt
Company,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

Thursday Morning.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
GHERIFF'S SALE,

Alyina Conner against John |. Popeioy
Margaret SOl0man and others,
Court Of Common Pleas Of Fayettc County
Ohio.
Writ Of sale in Partition,
In pursuance of an order of sale in the above
stated case from said Court to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction on the
premises herein described, ON Wednesday
February 3D. A. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. OF
said day tho following described real estate
situate in said county of Fayette and state OF
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows,
tO-Wit:
Beginning at stake one pole west Of the
west corner OF lot No. 4G in the town Of Jeiler-
sOnyille; thence south l5 deg east with the
west alley Of said town % poles to stake on
said alley thence south 45 deg west " poles
to stakei thence north 40 deg west 2s poles
to stake; thence north I5 deg east IL poles
to the place of beginning, containing one acre
and one hundred and four poles of land more
or less
And also lwo-thirds (eN Of the following
premises situate in the said county of Fay
ette and State Of Ohio and in the town ofJef
telSOnville, tu.Wit;
Lots Nos. forty-two ,42) aud forty three (43)
rs will more fully appear by u reference to the
recorded plat of said town of JeteSonYtlle
said premises being ordered TO be sold by
SAID Court in said cause
Terms Of sale-One-third to be paid or day
of sale, one third in one and One-third in two
years, deferred payments to be secured by
on the premises
Appraised at-iOt Of land, SlG66G9 lot NO,
A. at $500; lot No a. at $500,
CONRAD GARIS, sheriff
OF Fayctte County O,
GARDNER y HIXsoN, Attorneys
December Sist, 1869 pr Sll 70
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

The Hillsborough News Of last
week contains an abstract Of Capt
Cores forthcoming report Of his
survey Of the proposed road from
Maysville, Ky, to Columbus, We
have not room for the entire alb
stract, but will give the closing
portion oft, as follows:
WILL THE ROAD pAYY AND CAN IT
BE BUILT?
Now, will the requisite invest.
mcnt in the construction Of the
proposed road pay?
lfit will pay, whence the capital
for its construction ?
Look first at the business towns
on the line of the proposed road,
then at the farming interest
Ripley, not equaled, perhaps, by
any river town above Cincinnati
and below Portsmouth, alike dis,
tinguished for its wealth and the
enterprise and energy of its bust |
ness men, and having no outlet but
the Ohio river for It's extensive
mercantile and manufacturing in
terests, is vitality interested in the
proposed improvement, And as
her wealthy and influential citizens
have manifested the liyeliest ap- |
probation of the enterprise, they
will doubtless show their faith by
their works.
Hillsboro, with a population of
$500, and taxable property, real
and personal. valued at S1,3lS,l ,l54,
not excelled, perhaps, by any town
Of its numbers in the State, it is be-
lieved will meet the public expect
alton by extending her aid towards
the construction Of the proposed
road, feeling, as her prominent bu-
siness aud professional men do,
and must, That the scheme is fraught
with highest moment to their com.
mercial and manufacturing inter.
ests. 1t may be said that they have
now a railroad from their town to
the commercial emporium Of the
State. 1t il believed that they,fail
TO appreciate its high advantages
to their business without a rival
competition that shall rule rates Of
charges to a juier figure This
would doubtless be the effect of
the construction % the Columbus
q Maysville road They, too, like
most others on the proposed line,
appreciate a direct Eastern and
Southern trade as vital to them. es.
pecially in the article Of coal. and
iu eonnection herewith, a prospec-
tive growth Of manufactures.
Washington, like Hillsboro, Is
fully sensible Of the benefit Of a d.
rect trade with the East and South,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
Death Of Hon e. M. Stanton.

Hon. L. NJ Stanton, late Secre-
tary of War, died at his residence
Friday morning last. For some
time past his health was known to
be impaired, but hopes were enter
tanned by himself and friends that
he would soon recover and be able
to perform the duties of the posi-
ton to which the President and
U. S. Senate had recently appoint
ed him.-Mr. Stanton, as Secretary
Of War during the struggle with
tho Southern rebels and Northern
traitors, was the right man in the
right place then as well as during
the administration of Andrew John.
son. The true men Of the country
will deeply lament the loss Of Hon,
+. NJ. Stanton.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
.HERIFFS SALE.

Thomas Ke0rnoy and James Koarney, VS.
Frances Keancy ct al
Court OF Common Pleas Of Fayette County,
Ohio,
Order Of sale in Partition.
In pursuance ofau order Of sale in the above
| stated case from said Court TO me directed,
4 viii Oner for sale ut public auction, at the
| door Of the Court House, in the town Of Wash
| ingtOn {. IL, ohio ON Tuesday, February lst,
/ A. d. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, the
| following described real estate to-wit:
First tract situate in the counties Of Fay
cite, Ross and PickaWay beginning ut large
! white oak in New Holland and Salem road
corner to Ezra Bryan, and in the line of Mo-
ses Adams thence south deg east 30pOles TO
! Il double white oak stump corner to said Ad
ans; thence north Stlideg east 1926 poles to
a hickory and white oak another corner to
said Adams; thence south 49, ideg 73 poles to
Il large white oak corner to said Adams 81
thence south 32l! deg west 81 0poles to Il stone
and white oak cOmertO said Adams; thence
south G79f deg east, crossing HamiltOn's Run
at 3l33 poles 10 is poles to Il stone corner to
said Adams and in the line Of tract No 9 Of the
Keaney lands thence with the line Of said
tract S dO4 deg west, passing stone, corner to
said tract ut 6i poles fI36 poles to 4 stone, |
corner to Richard Hunt; thence south q deg
3j min west l03 4 poles to two hickOres corner .
to Gideon Bryan and Isaac Vincent; thence ,
north 5j4 deg W crossing County line of Ross
and Fayette counties at 222 poles, and cross
ing Hamilton's Run at 52 poles 1Oj poles to the
center of the North Fork Of Paint creek;-
thence up said creek and following the mean |
derings thereof north AZ deg west q poles
north 72 deg west 209 poles; thence north So54 |
deg wcs IS poles; thence north 7Sai deg west
216j poles; thence north 23ls west o 2 poles -
thence north ~ deg west 32.5 poles; thence
north deg east n poles to stone in the CEN
ter OF said creek corner to Hiram Gimer and
Jesse LOuderman; thence with said creek
north 24 deg west lOS poles; thence north IA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
! IERIFFS SALE.

Alyina Conner VS. John |. Popeioy aud others.
Court of Common Pleas Of Fayette County,
Ohio
Writ Of sale in partition.
mpursuance of an order Of sale IN the above
stated cause, from said Court, to me directed
viii Offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises hereiu described on Wednesday the
9d day OF February, a, ID 1870, 40 / o ok p
M OF said day, the following described real
estate situate in the county Of Fayette and
state Of Ohio, and bounded apd described as
follows to-wit;
ln-lot No. s In the town Of Jacksonville, in
the County and State aforesaid,
said premises being ordered to be sold by
said Court in said cause,
Terms Of Sale-Oue-third to be paid on day
of sale. oue-third In one and one.thiul in two
years, deferred payments to be seoured by
mortgage on tho premises.
. Appraised lt $500
CONRAD GARIS, sheriff
Of Fayotte County, Ohio,
GARDNER & HIXSuN, Attorneys,
December 8ist 1859 prf 81 20
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
G HERIFFS SALE.


Nd
n,rid NJ Clo,,idgn against EIizabctt
ur,i,anns DTt," No. ana othors IS "s"-''
G f n 'iu Ploos or F,vette Countv
oi,in G9'i VI o0i''''0' i0'' ~
Writ orsole in Partition
W TlC o. sue IN d oo so1n in fho obove
stapod ,ga Trnr saif Gonrt o me directed
,,,;Ii oGor' far saie at nublic aucfion on
tb" mion,isas berein descIibed on Monday,
fhr aist dsy Of ,iani,ary 4, ID. 1870 at one
o,rIar'r nf soid dnv fhe following described
,o VocA y" '' st,,5ta' ,' in he s9d (ny Of Fay.
tta nf, ,d =, onI bonndea and Je.
ecrjhei ns toiInyys to.yit.
.Ut nerinnjng nh @t a hickory and black oak and
eagtGTly corner TO the REPRESENTATIVES, of Rob
err Sr11s n siromg' ] survey, No. g89: thence with
his Inn nnrl6 81 dar W Dpolcs to three hiek-
roles corner to theIr survey: thence north Is
der west tlO poles crossing u branch at 40
poles To two lD black oaks corner to their sur
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
The Laws of OHIO and the Wo-
NOR

4 uG LII w y VI OlllO dllA llC w "
NOR.
Judge Tilden, Of Cleveland, in a
communication to the ld,speali-
ing of the position of women be.
fore the laws of Ohio, thus sums
up the condition Of our State laws
rs relates to the condition of wo-
men, both as a property owner and
as q wife:
First-The wife is allowed to
make her will and dispose Of her
real and personal property as she
pleascs, irrespective of the wishes
Of her husband; he, however, hay
ing life estate in her real proper
ty after her deCcase.
SCcond-She has the exclusive
control during cov6rture Of all such
property as she had at the time of
marriage and all such property MS
she may have acquired during COW
erturc. If it be lands, she may
lease them, and receive the rents to
her own use, and the husband can
have no control over her property,
real or personal, nor can he re
quire her to employ any portion
Of it for the support Of the family,
but lie must support her and her
family from his own sources,
Third--Ic the husband dies, lcay-
ing no children or their represen-
tatiycs, she inherits all Of his per
sonal property, and so Of all his
real estate, unless it by devise,
descent, or deed Of gift, from Al
ancestor In that case she takes 4
life interest in his whole real estate,
and if The real estate came not by
devise, descent, or deed Of gift, she
takes ALL
Fourth-lrthe husband, from in
temperance or other cause, fails to
make suitable provision for her,
she, by application to court, may
)e clothed with all the rights Of a
single woman, make contracts, sue
md be sued, &c.
Firth-At the death of her hus
,and leaving children, she takes n
lower interest in one.third abso
utely of all his nersonal property
IN addition to this she has n wears
Iuppon ont of his estate and Ger.
ain articles Of pcrsonal propcrtv
Sixtb-Sbemoy bring suit ogoinst
.er husband dnrino eoyerture for
nv INVASION of her nropcrtv
Seycnlb-In coso Of onv oncs
ion bctwoen them "a to thc cnsto.
= Of thoir childron no srnorior
lain is recognized in the husband,
he question of custody is settled
l. &. . L. a..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

- The Legislature Of this State
commences its session at Colum-
bus, Monday next.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

and having IN extensive capital nc
lively employed, capable of any ex
tension the facilities of the trade may
demand, her people will, without
doubt, come up to the work before
them with an appreciatiye effort.
And Columbus, by no means
least in the scale of interest, and Of
large wealth, may well be expected
to see to it that the scheme prove
not an abortion through lack Of her
duty Judge Jewett, prominent
Qng railroad men, it is under
todheXpressed the belief that Col
nmbus was largely interested in the
work.
ItSeems not to be doubted that
either the Pennsylvania Central
U the Cleveland IL Columbus r.
r. ~ both, will unite with the peo-
pie iItheir project, to the extent of
placing the rails and equipping and
running the road.
This willleavc to the people along
the liGe and at Columbus, only the
worEQf graduation, masonry and
tieing the road.
The towns OF Ripley, Hillsboro
and Washington, in view Of the
great advantage to them, the people
seem to expect, will each contribute
in stock 100000. And the interest
of the people Of the city Of Colum
bus, with their wealth, may reason
ably be expected to subscribe sew
the amount suggested forI
the ihtoT)Rediate and smaller towns.
This will leave no considerable
amount for the people along the
line to contribute.
Let them look to oirinterests, and
their ability to cope with their in
terests. None will deny that every
acre of land within a belt Of five
miles on either sido Of theroad will
be largely enhanced in value by its
construction.
Not an acre in that belt can be Ell
lanred in value less than $40 per
acre, This is the result Of all oh.
5eryation in the construction Of
"Itis no mere specula
ion In the whole length Of the
inc, 107 miles, with s miles along
he Ohio river, and having this
netlQA, Of computation, a belt Of
mile hug the river and 10 miles
or the lletwcen Columbus and
Ripley, win pe 659,200 acres, on
which to raise the residue Of the
eeded capital This would not
exceed one doJlar per- a.
re. Think Of it, farmers. Who
f you is there taat would not give
ne dollar to secure a certain bene- t
t Of twenty dollars, when by not
ontributing it, you must lose this
dyantage, for there is no like i'm !
to take its place, nor
IN there ever be another to rise /
ON its ashes, if this enterprise be
to perish in its inception. ,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
Ohio Penitontiary.

The annual report Of the direc.
tors and Warden Of the Ohio Peni.
tentiary is in the hands Of the Print
ers. The following is a brief ab.
stract
Cash receipts for the year, $l75,-
763 06; ordinary expenses, includ-
ing, additional furniture, hose, lum-
Der &c, have been Sl43,635 S5
leaving as net earnings over ordi,
mary expenses. $32,027 53. De.
ducting the extraordinary eXpen-
ses, including $4,000 paid for
land and So, 765 48 for enlargement
and repairs, in all, $26, ,765 48, ,leav-
a balance ov er all expenses Of 5,
2Gl 75. The Trustees suggest the
erection Of new chapel building
and the purchase of an additional
lot of land for cemetary purposes,
The report also suggests that sen
tcnces for crime, instead Of being
for definite period, especially in
cases Of repeated convictions, un-
der proper restrictions, be made to
depend on the reformation and es-
tablished good character Of the con-
vict.
The report Of the Warden shows
that the net savings Of the State
shop is estimated at S7,SB6. The
labor performed for the State inI
the prison yard by the convicts is
estimated at $4,000.
Prisoners remaining in prison,
October 81, 1868. 1,04l; received
during the year, 388 Ofthis mum
Der Is are females, and five are
males from military courts. Dis
charged during the same time, Ala.
or this number 1854 were relieved |
by expiration Of term of sentence
so were pardoned by the Governor,
four by the President, two were
sent to the Reform Farm four es-
capped, 26 died, and one was dis
charged by military order, and one
was removed for new trial. Nun
Der remaining in prison, October
81, 974. OF this number 80 are fe
males and 10 military prisoners
Hhe highest number confined dur
ng the year was ,075, and the low
,st, $40; average number for the
rear, OBS ColHm6uS Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30
.SHERIFFS SALE.

Joseph Stienhart, Plaintiff, against David
Gross Defendant
Order Of sale on attachment.
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued in the
above case. from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Fayette County, Ohio to me directed, and
in pursuance Of the command thereof ]
viii expose and offer for sale at pub
lie auction at tho residence Of Joseph Slime
said county, on Monday, January Sd, A. D..
1870, at one o'clock p NJ. of said day, the
following described chattel property to-wit,
One hundred and iitty green hides, six hum
drod sheep skins, about twenty-five barrels of
tallow, one lot ofbugs, one lot of old iron, one
lot Of copper and two barrels of soap. The said
goods and chGt;els being ordered to be sold by
said Court IN said cause
Terms Of sale, cash
CONRAD GARlS.
sheriff Fayette County, Ohio.
WILLIAMS \ GRAY, Attys for Plaintiff.
Dec. %, 1859. 5aW2 prf 81 30
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-30

| l0 oc CLOCK A M OIL salu Gay, at the lollOWlhg
Pi''0''' w. w. -. ,,,,r-,,,,,,-
"nN s. IA ''N 80
CoLuMBuS-OnlGe OF llllam DennlsOn'-
bank Vi mliier DQhaluSoh' OmG6 ol @saac
Eoerly once OF W. b. Brooks House Of j.
U, B kehiek -.
GROVE olTY tne House Oh Grant.
HARRlsBURG.-At the Houses of John 5.
Young, w Chenoweth B ken!ck, Isaac Dol
| by, j. lays, Edgar Manning.
MADISON COUNTY.
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