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GEO. ". TIPPETT
RDIroR AND PROPRIETOR.
POINT PLEAsANT.w. VA.
rnuRsDAY, .ArRIL IS, $500.
'LoNGsrREET's APFelNTNEaT.


+, .LONGsTREET9Ar
The appoin.msntof General Longs'feeI
to tho position Of Surveyor Of The Port
for New Orleans. has cillsd out cili.
Cisms from Ibs prGss Of every vOisly Of
character and completion. We cannot
rgres with many Of our contemporaries
In entering into hasty condemnation Of
such an appointment, Tue crimes com.
United by General Long.trest against
hiss government end against humanity
every patriot must condemn. But when
Ills asserted the! no forgiveness can be
shown, that no selfsscriGcs can secure
their pardon, We have 20 sympathy or
feeling with any such principle. Mercy
sSan attribute ofDsi'y. aud as promi.
nsat 10 Gods Economy as is that Of Jus.
ticO; and, should we presume TO condemn
where omuipoleuco has promised 10 Tor
giS4g
ANY mao who ssill believes .hGt the
rSbellicn was right, and whose SOnsi
-ments are only regrstD tina, il failei, is
neither entitled 10 the Consideration or
protection of our government. But,
that man who honestly accepts tho Situu-
lion, acknowledges the erotS, Of the
past. giYsIG sincere adhesion Nto the
government and tts laws and holds po'
.liIical affinity With the loya! sIemobto!
dhe country 10 their efforts TO establish
law, order and prosperity. is nor only
entitled TO our respect but should receive
fnll immunity for the pa'. Upon this
subject We stand squar0ly upon the
Chicago platform:
.:ThOt we highly commend the spirit
oimsgnsrni,y and TOLERANCE With
which men who have served in the re-
balliou, but who now lrenkly and hon
sStly co. operate with US in restoring The
pescc Of tho county and demonstrating
abe Sou,hsSn State governments upon
abe basis Of impartial justice and equa
rights, are received back into the com
muniou OF the loyal people; and $50 IA
zor the removal Of thu disqualiicasiub'
and restrictions imposed upon the lot
rsbelI in same measure az the spirit
duIoyalty will die out"
We fought the e,mpsign upon !ha
pdnOipls and won. We believed i, the
ilnd me bOliOYs il GOV. and shall nc
s,sss to bellows it until it. becomes
crime to forgive q repeated act Til
rebsl papers all. ever shs South hav
.coademnel every oct Of Gan Loucsrr'
performed since the war, Why? B
cause hegiveS en- hone.t adhesion
those principles which Won in the wa
while they only perform lip service
acknowledging they allegiance 10 Il
government shey hate. For the san
reasons that they bate aud sbasa hin r
respect and honor him. AMI can see I
objection to bis promotion to Po'iuo
III honor and trust. His rebellion 10
thing Of the past, bis loyalty aching
the present:
Sa,hile we believe that preference
.should,bs extended &c ,hos, who fNuE
I'm behalf OF the government, ye! in ca
like that Of !.ongstrsst. We would not
.tho act, committed during the war pro
IAN iusurmouutaba bHricr against pol
eel advancement. We prefer to foil
thc dictates Of an approving eonscis'
Ia those things. rather than the prom
logs Of rsreugefu spirit.-Gim:' {
Gazette.
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Tho elsplsin Of the Senate recently
In his prayer expressed the hope that
the m sny people Who were nov eOnS'o'
gated there, aud whose hopes would not
/, be realized, would no! go home with
disappointment corrOding their hearts,
but with the determination to do tho
part that became them as good citizens
10 promote the veal end prosperity OF
the country. Al this pAlpsble allu,ion
70 the otficO,GeSserS, who wore then
Standing iu CroHds behind them. many
Senators could not repreT q smile,
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Gen. Gtonemsp. military commander
Of Virginia, has been removed. end Gan.
Webb pu, 10 his place. The cause Of
his uGpou.ion gfeH out OF his removal
Of Governor Wells. The Governor has
also besn 70 inslatsd.
some wss bau bccu ptac'isiug joke
on ,ac PennsyIvsa!a Legislature 10 the
ab,ps Of bill ".o prevent the cunning
q deer 1iIb dogo 10 Washington eoua.
~" TIE Rerit., Gays there has col
been a deer 10 Washington county for
tony ys-n.
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sgsTR OF WEST VIRGINIA.

MASON County, as!
A T Rules held in tee CLERKS Office Of tho
n Circuit Court OF Mason county, for The
month Of April 1859
A S Arnold. " Davis and q a Medbcrry.
partners, who do business under the frrp MANS
Of / $ Arrsd q Co, complains pls,
Albert Shore, Elizabeth Shore and Robsrt
Shore. and the BurnAp Salt company . corpor.
alton daily organized under the laws OF The
State Of West Virginia, defendants.
Is cuAScERT AND ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is for the compliments
torecover from thr three first named defendants
the srm Of $l235.43, with interest on $500.
part therept from the 18th day VI September.
1863; aud on sara so. another part thereof.
from the 18th day January. 1869. and on
$3.50 As. another part thereof frem the lst day
Of February lS69sInd also to attach the estate.
tncluding as we'll credits due then from said
3urnsp Salt Company as all other credits due
them il said county Of hRspp from other par
ties Of the said three first named defendants.
in said county Of Mason. And tappearingby
affidavit filed in the papers Of ibis cause that
the said Albert Shore. Elizabeth Shore and
Robert Shore are non residents Of The State Of
West Virginia On motion Of sOmplainans by
counsel, it is ordered that the said defendants
do appear hero within ono month after due
publication Of ,lhiI order and do what is neees.
Sary TO protect their interest in the premises -
Test, ". W. HARPER, CLERK,
PAINE d TnlHrLE, 4 MIrls. Sols
RpIl5lw
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WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, ss:
A 7 Rules held in tho Clerks office Of Mo
"A Circuit Court Of Mason county, In hS
,ppnul Of April, 1869.
r. @, NJ. Lowell,
vs. In ChAncHryI
George Wallace.
The object Of this suit is to subject lot No.
%, Oh Center sltect, in the town OF Mason, Ma.
son county, West Virginia, TO the payment Of
the residue Of the purchase money now due
upon the same, and il appearing by nfRdnvit.
fled with the papers Of this cause, that tho
SAID George Wallace is o nonresident Of the
State Of West Virginia. II is ordered that he
pphlIsItion Of this orhe. and do what is netesr
ssry 10 protect his ioersst in The pramises.
TsSN, ", ", HARPER, clnk
ESeEsg, s4 %kN. shsSs' NJ
Coy54F
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerk'S office Of ihe
a Circuit Court for Mason county. in thp
month OF April, 1869.
r. C, N, Lowell.
~ In Chancery.
Jacob noolittle.
Fhe object this Iult is to subject lot No.
96, above Center street. in The town Of Mason.
Mason county. West Virginia. to the paymehs
If the residue Of the purt base money now due
upon the same. and il appearing by affidavit
filed with the papers Of this cause. that tho
aii Jacob Dooliltlc.is non'resident Of tho
State Of WestVirginia. IL is ordered that bs
do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what,is neeei-
Sary to protect his interest in the premises,
Tes.e, W. W. HARPER, CLERK,
ESGLsu, Sol. by 7, W. SiSsOu, Dep
aprS.Aw
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The Reconstruction Committee held
an important ,esaiOn Saturday, Tho
Virginia aud TexSs question Was con-
eldstsd and /, VAS determined to let these
s,s,ci severely alone awhile loag'r
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WANTEn

BUTTER.
EGGS.
POTATOES.
9NIoNa s,,,e
OATS.
FLAX SEED. De-
For which b: will pay the .Aatkc, price b
Goods or Cash.
He also pays the hiGhss. price for uetsp lrs&
and brass and COZ per scraps.
jan ally G. Il. COLE.
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NOTICE.
10 ChaacerY.

4 Q sayre,
vs. 10 CkaacerY,
William Barnett.
Tn the decree entered in this cause on the
/ 2ith day Of February. 1868, it was, among
other things, ordered that one Of the commits.
siOEers Of this Court. after giving thirty days
notice Of the time aud place 10 the parties. by
advertisement in soale newspaper printed in
tie county Of Mason. (Which publication shall
bcltascn az equivalent to personal service,)
proceed to take state aud report au account
showing first: amount due complt, or his ntes.
later, on account Of costs il his eiectmeut salt,
and the cost oil this suit SO far as It has pro.
gressed.
Second. the amount paid on said suit and to
whom and by whom paid aud the date OF such
payment, and the balance due compt or his
inestaie, on account Of said costa
lhiri. tbs amount plid by said Barnett. OF
his security. to said Y Newman, on account
Of said sale, aud
Fourth, the disposition made by said New
man Of gny sum or sums collected or received
| by him oil account Of said sale, from said Bar
nett or his security, and it is further ORDERED
that said commissioners report any other matte
or account which he may deem pertinent anc
proper or that auy Of the parties in interes
may require
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
You will take notice that have fixed upol
The 18th day Of May, 1869. at the Circuit Cour
Clerks Office in Point Pleasant, to take III
above account where yop, can attend il you deem
Unnecessary. /. W. SlSS0N,
aprl54w Master Coln'r.
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.rArE on wEsr ylnaINlA, IS:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
"A. Circuit Court Of Mason county IN the
Circuit Court Of CEbell county IN hs month
Of April, 1869,
Jon Brnmley. Assignee Of
John Plymale,
vs.
II. H. Miller. personal 10 ChAnesrJ'
represSntGtiveof q. T. EV.
eret. dc'd, Rebecca Ever.
EFT, George Everett aud
John PlymGle'
The object OF this snit ls TO recover OF Ihe
def,ndas, the sgir Of $4,000 with interest
from the 25.h day OF November. 1859, until
paymcnt and costs Of q suit vt law due upon
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff against Il. H.
Miller, personal representative ofO. I Everett,
decd, subject 10 a credit OF $3.50 90, paid Jan
uary o5th' 1856 and also by s244 90 paid the
day o!-lsGS; and to attach the estate Of
@. 7. Everett, decd. in the county OF CAbell,
or 40 much as will satisfy the above amount
interest and cost OF this suit, 1t appearing BY
the return OF the Sheriff Of this county that he
has levied said attachment on the estate Of O.
T. Everett, decd, in said county Of Ca6ell and
State aforesaid. 1t appearing by the affidavit
filed with the papers OF this suit that d, d
Miller, personal representative as 1iorsra'd
Rebecca Everett. Kate Everett and Georgt
/ Everett are now residents OF this State. II II
therefore ordered that they do appear here IL
one month after due publication o! this orde
and do what is necessary to pru.sct their iSteT
ests in this suit. 1'esl:5y
WILLIAM MERRITT. Clark.
MoosE, KLINE & Moc4E, Soils.
April y.
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WEST VIRGINIA. SIS:
AT Rulcsheld in tho Clerks Office Of the
"A Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the
month Of April, 1865.
II. G. NJ, Lowell.
Va In UhApcery.
James Fitzpatrick
The object Of this sui: is to subject lot No 4,
on Brown street, in the town of'Mason. Mason
county. West Virginia, to the payment Of the
residue Of the purchase money now due upon
the same. and II appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers Of this cause that the said
James Fitzpatrick Ia anon resident Of the State
Of WostVirginiA. Tits ordered that Ia do ap
pear here within onamonlh after due publica'
ton Of this order and do what 10 necessary 10
protect his interest in tho premises. TeaLe.
W, w. HARPER, Cl0rt. -
| Er.tiss, Soa, " y Y.A''dh ps1.
! lpFS.d0
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. IS.
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of lie
"A Circuit Court Of Mason county, in ths
month of April, 1869.
r. G. n Lowell.
VS.. In ChaneeEJ.
Jesse Stafford.
The object Ct this sui. is TO snhjee. lot nam.
Der ~, on Front street. above Confer street, in
the town Of Mason. Mason county. West Vir'
ginia, 10 the payment of the residue ofthe pur.
Chase money now due upon the same. and it
appearing BY affidavit fled with the papers Of
this cause. that the said JoSSe Stafford is non
resident Of the State Of West Virginia. It is
ordered that he do appear here within one
mspth after due publication Of this notice Hpd
do Whist is necessary to protect his interest in
the premises. Teste.
WRAPPER. Clerk,
ESstrau. Sol. by T. ". SissOn. Dep.
Oprs AZ.
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In chsnseT.

WESP VIRGINIA. SIS:
A T Rules held In the Clerks Office u Ihs
n Circuit Cosr OF Mason. county. in Tho
tnonth OF April. 1863.
R.C.N. Lovsll.
VI In Chancs3y.
John Grfitts.
The object Of this sui. isto suhjsc. lot No Is
en- trout street below Centre strest. in the
town Of Mason. EaAon county. West VirEi mia.
to the payment Of the rcnidVe Of the purchase
none, now due upon the same, and it Spprar
ing By agidaYl, flod with The pApers Of this
caRse that the said John Griiita is Q non
resident Of the Stata OF West Virginia, it 10 OF
dcred that he do appear here within one month
after due publication Of ths order and do Whai
is necessary to protect bis Interest in the pro-
". ". HARPER. Clerk.
EsoL,sn, Sci. ty,faW -Sisson. Dep.
aprR.4w n - 49, (
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PuBIc REVOLUTIONARY. =;
A Resolution respecting the pay aud
allowances ofonlislel men ot'the army,
ResolOed by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the DATED SAFES Of
America in Congress assembled. That the
pay and allowances Of the enlisted men
Of tho army shall remsiu as now fixed by
law until tho thrIioth Of June, eighteen
hundred aud seventy.
Approved, April s, .cso,
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WEST VIRGINIA., IS:
A T Rules held IN the CLERKS Office Of ths
n Circuit Court Of Mason county. IN ths
month OF April. 1859.
r, G. NJ, Lowell,
vs. In ChGneery.
George W. Hyatt
The object OF this mit is to subject lot No
%, on Front street above Centre street. in the
town Of Mason, Mason county. West Virginia,
10 the payment Of the residue Of the purchase
money now due gpon tie same, and it sppenr
ing by affidavit fled with the pagers Of this
cause, that the said George ". Hysttis nen'
resident of the State OF West Virginia. Il ia
ordered that he DO appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and
do vhst is necessary 70 lsotees his interest in
| the premises. TcSte.
". W. HARPER. Clerk
EyeLrsu, Sol. by y. W Sisson. Dep.
| AprSHV
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ESeLIsu, Sol by y. W. Sisson. Dep.
aprSAv
WEST VIRGINIA. IS:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
| ~ Circuit Court OF Mason county, 10 the
month of April, 1862
r. G. NJ Lowell.
| vs In Chancery'
The object o this suit Is to subject lot No :,
IN From, stsect, below Center street. in tho
town Of Mason, MlSop county. WeSt Virginia,
10 the payment Of the residue OF the purchase
money now due upon the same, and it appear
ing by affidavit filed with the papers OF this
cause, that the said j. N. Chevrout is nOG'
residen Of the State Of West Virginia. II il
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of This order and
do what is necessary TO protect his interest in
the premises. Teste,
ESsLrsn, Sol. by 7. W Sisson. Dep.
APPS Nv
WEST VIRGINIA. IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
"A Circuit Court of Mason county, in The
month of April, 1869, --.
r. G. N. Lowell i \
james A. Payne. I,ch,n..rv
J vs.
Volentine Berger.
She object Of lhisSnit is to subject 10. No 10
: IN Brown street. IN Mason Mason county
West Virginia. TO the payment of tho rcsidn'
Of the purchase ,mopey now duo Epon tn
o same. Aud 1t aPpeariug by affidavit filed will
{ the papers ofihis Cause that the said. Noler
tine Berger is q non resident OF the State o
}. West Virginia. II is ordered that he do ap
Il pear here within one month alter due pubiica
lion of,lis order and do what is necessary i
nrotect his interest in the premises, Tcstc.
). W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
!. ESGusH,So BY y. W, Sisson. Dep,
. aprs 4w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES
A lIaIarious Month.

March, that gives us a new President, is also
the inaugural month of many harassing disorders
Entangled in its fogs are the seeds of coughs,
colds, and of that alienation of frigidity and
fire. more widely known than admired, called
fever and ague. The only way TO avoid these
little unpleasantnesses," is to render the sys-
ten strsng enough to fight off the atmospheric
poison that produces them, and the best way 10
endow il with this repellant power is to tone it
with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
If a wayfaler were credbly informed that a
rufian was waiting at the next corner, he would
doubtless turn in his tracks, and take a safer
route to his destination. With just about the
same amount of trouble the attacks of diseases
prevalent at this season may be evaded. Nay,
the trouble will be less, foT drug stores lie in
every Que route. and every respectable drug
glst IN the Union keeps on hand HOSTEL.
IER'S BlTTERS. The article is a staple of
trade, and it would be as easy to fad a grocery
without sugar as the store of an apoIheCary
without this popular tonic remedy.
In view OF the experience os the nation with
regard 10 the article, during the space OF twenty
years II seems almost unnecessary TO recapitu.
late its merits TO Americans. But as oar popu.
lation Is increasing at the rate of a couple of
millions year, in the natural way and by i'm.
migration, II may be as well TO hint to the rising
generation and new arrivals 1.-THE old settlers
know all about it, that HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACh bllIEkS Is the most wholesome and
potent vegetable tonic ever manufactured; that
IL Is speCluc LOT 1eeihty, dyspepsia. bilious
ness, and hlasmatic ievers; that il prevents as
well as cures, these complaints and their com.
phcations' that 1t is not bad to take. e and il
absolutely harmless.
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New York Item ..

NEW YORK, March "A nolle prose-
qui in the case of John G. Braine, the
Chesapeake pirate, was entered in the
United States Circuit Court, in Brook
Ign, yesterday, under directions from
Attorney General Evarts. Braine was
then discharged and left the court in
hack, saying that be would go TO Sa-
vannah, where his relations resided.
The Board of Police has prepared
bill and will soon have it presented to
the Legislature, modifying essentially
the excise law. In the meantime, the
liquor dealers are in doubt about renew
ing their licenses under the present
law, as this Que proposes TO graduate the
prices for licenses according to the
amount of business.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
states that General Grant has deter
mined not to make known his Cabinet
selections until they are presented to
be confirmed by the Senate.
The Herald predicts that General
Grant will make his administration his
toric by recognizing the belligerent
rights of the Cuban revolutionis;s, and
then the independence of Cuba.
The Herald thinks the contest for the
leadership of the next House of Repre-
sentatives will be between Messrs.
Schenck and Dawes.
A freight train on the Hudson River
railroad ran into an emigrant train this
morning near PUughkeepsie. The Rev.
Mr.. Steinman, of New Pork, was seri-
ously injured, aud three others slightly
injured.
DIR. Harris, of the Board of Health,
reports that the smallpox is spreading
rapidly in this city, and general vacci-
nation is recommended.
The President has pardoned Jno. K.
Wighan, sentenced To ten years in the
Albany penitentiary for embezzling let
tiers from the post office here.
Judge Clark to-day oyerruled no
ton to dismiss the libel suit of Reade rs.
Sweetzer, on the grsund that the Objec-
ton made that Reade had no standing
as an author in this country, owing to
there being no international copyright
law, was untenable.
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From RosIOn.

BoSToN, March AT meeting OF
the associated bankers, MeSSrs. Charles
b. Hall, Nazro and Beall were chosen
committee to proceed to Washington to
look after the interests of the banks as
connected with the bill now before Con-
gress providing for the redis Intuition
of the national bank circulation.
A private dispatch from Washington
announces that the United States Su-
preme Court has given a decision in the
case of the Agawan Wooden Company
VS.. E. B. Jordan, confirming the valid
ity of the Goulding patent. This de-
cision involves several millions of dol
lars, and affects the whole wool manu-
featuring interests of the country.
The chief of police has received orders
to suppress all public masked balls on
and after the 4th inst.
The legislative committee on the
liquor question are expected to present
four reports, viz: One favoring the old
prohibition law; the second allowing
the sale of cider and ale; the third al.
lowing grocers and apothecaries to sell
liquor, not to be drunk on the premises,
and the fourth not to meddle with the
subject at all
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CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLECT

Those who indorse the stupid assertion that
"Catarrh will get well Of itself" or is durable
by shutting or inhaling the nostrums in common
use, will do well to remember that the local dis
ease depends always upon Preventative condi.
ton Of the blood
Medical writer's are wont to speak Of Catarrh
as a simple local Inflammation, and both its i'm
pOrtance and rational treatment are either
wholly ignored, or receive but passing notice
from the general practitioner; and thus Catarrh
as surely pTedispOses to Consumption as does
the day precede the night, and is in fact tho
prelude to that disease in eight cases out of ten.
The disease is everywhere prevalent; people
resort to such means as always fail, then give
heed to the popular fallacy that it is incurable
and settle into sort of mental apathy, encOur-
aged by the belief that the family physician
knows all that is known or the subject; and
thus matters stand, while the disease progresses
until hope is dead, and life becomes n nockery,
when comes the stereotyped AID hackneyed adj.
climate" "a sea voyage" "a return of health
in the spring" etc; but alas the country re.
ierI ed to is that which lies beyond the confines
of the fostering grave, and the spring is that
season which blooms eternal when lite's ttful
fever is over.
Let those who doubt this portrayal of Catarrh
question the poor COnsumptive, whose sun of
life iS going down at noon, or watch it's progress
upon those wEO neglect its timely and iudiCious
treatment. A little while and we miss their
coming: youth and health have faded from lips
and cheek, the light from the eye has gone ont,
the hands are folded peacefully over the still
heart-thsy are gone.