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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-30
Join A. nuTCuIYs1N. IR.

We make the following exttact from o
letter Of NJ John A. Hulchinson's pub
Pished in the Petersburg Times of tie
ed inst. Mr. Hutchinson is the Re-
publican nominee Of Wood county for
the House Of Delegates, and MS letter is
jp reply to letter addressed TO him By
John ". Davis, A. G. Leonard, VIM.
Dis, and others, asking his views in re,
gard 10 tie liberal movement now being
discussed throughout the Slote. Not
withstonding the Convention which
nominated him voted down the Mason
county resolutions presented by J, H.,
Diss Dollar, MI Hutchinson adopts
hem BY saying 1.-THE resolutions Of
che Mason county Republicans, are
such 10 substance aud idea that every
geaecling Republican can consistently
endorse. Again he says, "lhe mass Of
our people declare by their Octious that
4 il no longer necessary to hedge. but
ga should take tho high road to Onycr.
al amnesty aud fair aud impartial sui.
,i,sgo, economy prosperity and general
,sForm, so that the demorAIziGg effects
fine war moy be erased. The people
%, nd that poucc makes them prosperous
.,,J happy, aud they practically omncs-
"A tho bitterness Of the rebellion long
400 q" The letter is very Lengthy and
,sa ,,grot thai for want of space We can
, :, Give more ,nsa the following. liz
ssyE
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CLOWN,
CLOWN,
CLOWN,

EDGAR MENTER'S admirable Silver Cor,
net Band will appear on horseback. but nc
Street S,riRdic-or grand PAnApE-will be Civ.
en- at the. expense of those who pay to see a
CIUCUs, aud not bedizaned aud loud" outside
advcrtisemet on wheels Dan Rice'S motto is
INSIDE PEEFoRMNNCE, without Oatsde Dis,
piay," instead Of outside display without inside
perlormsuC
The nurses fthis magnificent establishment
are exempted from the distressing aud ruiuOuS
toll Of the road, aud retain pnimpaircd that
nobility, Of presence, power Of acti0n, and tie
~ spirit, absolutely Indispensable to perfect
aud thrilling equestrian representation.
15'Plcase remember that this ia positively
guaranteed to be the only DAy hcE's ONLY
CIEoUs, and that within its spacious and band.
somely appointed pavilion there is room End
comfortable seats for all
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-30

NEw YoRE AND VIRGINIA. The CheS
apsoke and Ohio Railroad, now running
10 White Sulphur Springs, in West Vir.
GINA, will DC extended to tho Ohio with.
in the next two years, From Redmond
to the White Sulphur Springs, 2g5 miles
the road is in good order. From White
Sulphur Springs 10 the Ohio River. goo
m les he road II DO constructed; M-Ssrs.
Huntington d Co., Of the Central Pacific
Ralroad, and other influential n W
parties have, during the past siA months
examined the prospects of the road aud
concluded to undertake its completion to
the Ohio River. Mr., II, and his asses
ciares ten in elD will have the control
of this road from Richmond 10 the Ohio
River, 1875 miles; and thus New York
will control the most important railroad
in virginia n road calculated to accom-
plish good hr Vifginin Cincinnati and
tho central Yves! wi be 100 miles nearer
to the AtInnuc sg0bOotd BY dis road --
TIbmr
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Nominations being nov in order, ]. S
Craig presented the name Of Capt. T
& Putnam, Of Nchoas;5. w. Apple.
ton. presented the name Of II G. Nc
Whouer, Of Kpnawbn john Bower,
that of Hon. D II X. Dix, Of Putnam
After some discussion as to the eigibili.
ry OF Capt. Putonm, hi, name was with
drown by Mr, Craig. The vote then
being rakeu resulted 10 the nomination
of Mr., Dix, AID upon motion his Dom
nation was made unanimous.
The following Senatorial COmmiile
was appointed. viz: Major j. W. APP.
pIston. of K,navha, Chairman, Capt.
j. j. Ball, Of Putnam, Col F. " S.ssoo.
of Mason. Dr. p. o. Horand, of NichoI'
as. and Edward e Wheeler, Of Clay.
j. w. Cacrlfl, John Bowyer and F.
W. Sisson, we're appointed Committee
10 notify Mr.. Dix of his nomination.
Ga motion, the Republican papers
throughout the State were requested 10
publish these proceedings.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
D. POLSLEY, Chm'n.
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Tur VAcASr JUDOE r,rs Quite o
struggle is going on qui'ry ior the nine
United States circuit Ju geships created
by ,hc octs Of Congress last spring. -
These positions are recorded rs very de
,jtAbIs by hwyoI, who desire to retire
from the llbOriOuS practice 1t the bar
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TO the ladies,

The Married Ladies Private Compan-
lou contains the desired information on i'm
porlant matters never before made public A
copy sent FREQ to those who wish to give 1t q
candid pCrusal, Address
Mrs Il. $, Godfrey,
Grccnpont, King, Co.. Sew York
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Valuable Coal Mine for
Sale

Under Deed OF Trust executed to me on
u the 4th day Of June, 1865, by Theodore G
Mas,ir to secure to Andrew Phalon certain debts
therein mentioned, which deed is now of rec,
ord in the Recorders Office Of Putnam county
folio 5, p. 1861, tin which the property is fully
describcJ,J shall proceed on
SATURDAY, OceoJr 9M, 1869.
at l2 o'clock NJ, on the premises to offer 70,
sale the properly therein described, consisting
Of theentire mineral right aud privileges of the
tract known rs the Phaion property" situate
at Minersyi!le in Putnam county,
This property is valuable and underthe cir.
cumstances is not likely to sell for one.half its
value. The mine is fully opened and is an rx.
cellent one. The seam Of rich bituminous coll
is fiom FIVE to seven feet in thickness and cas-.
lily brought is only short distance from the
Kanawha River, needs no drainage, and its en-
tire contents can be taken down gentle grade
to the boats. The sale will include railroad
in use, four dwelling houses, one store house,
one blacksmith shop, and out.buildings, &c.
This is the first mine opened above the mouth
of the Kauawha River, is only 80 miles from
the Ohio and at a point whence shipment can
always be made if possible on the lower Ohio.
This tract is adjoining TO and the natural outlet
Of tract Of $500 acres, part or the whole u
which can bepurchased al reasonable rates.
IrTerms easy.
Further information can 90 obtained by ad,
dressing me 1t Winfield.
II. CHESTER PARSONS, Trustee.
WINFIELD, WEST Va. Sept. I6 .4w.
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THE ARENIC GLORY or THE WESTERN
L WATERS! on the Magnificent New Steam
er WILL s. HAYS, purchased and expressly
equiPpea by The original, and Only Living
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DAM RICE.

With which he is nov making his Trilmphal
Final Tour through the West aud South and
which comprises an unrivalled array Of the
loyliesl and most graceful accomplished Lady
aud Girl
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oolored People at Hotels and Theatres,

It will be seen from the following
article from the Chicago Tribune,
tho leading Radical journal of the
Nv est how the attempt to- place the
negroes on an equality with tho whites
at hotels and places of amusement is
regarded by people outside Of this
sSome ill5advised people in Wash
inngton arc ondeavoriDg to procure q
city ordinance compelling tho hotels
OF that city to accommodate co ,ored
guests on the same terms and 'et the
same tables as white, or forfeit their
licenses. An ordinance has ALREADY
boen passed providing for annulling
tho licenses Of theatres unless they
shall seat negroes and whites without
distinction on account Of color. So
far from being democratic, or in accor-
dance with the principles of equality,
such attempts arc us n,grantly at war
With equality of right as. they are
with politcness. The only persons
who are affected by obtruding colored
guests at' botel or inn theatre are
the other guests or attendants and the
proprietor. Ninetcen-twentieths Of
these would be whito under any cir
cumstances, and the effeotso of such
measure is to cnable one black man or
woman to force his or her company
upon nineteen white men or women
who 90 not desire it. Displeasing the
nineteen to please the one in matter
of mere association and taste is not
equality, but the grossest ineu uuality.
Hotels and theatres are not public
offices or governmental institutions.
They are not supported by taxes like
free schools, nor do they enjoy any
legislative monopoly, like railroads.
They offer entertainments and amuse,
ments merely. The only function the
Government has in relation to them
is to preserve order, not to regulate
tho class Of people who should 20 to
them. If Government had the power
by an ordinance to compel these places
to dmit people of color it must have
the power to exclude them and the
effect. Of raising tho question generally
would be to cause them to be exolud.
cd altogether from the theatres and
hotels, into certain parts of which,
and within certain restrictions, thew
arc now admitted" - National Intel
hyenccr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-23

ONE Day OF CRIME IN New Yonx.
Every few days tho New York papers
tecm with horrible record of ali the
crimes of the calendar that have been
committed in or about the city during
tho preceding twcnty-four hours
Sunday is generally especially prolific
with murders and assaults, with an
occ ,sional extensive skirmish at some
Of the public resorts. Summing up
the list of the previous day, the Trii-
6une, OF Monday, says:
Our chapter of crime in about the
city is again painfully full. No clue
has beon found to tho murderer of
Woodall. A notorious liquor seller
II liouston.street, (who beat man to
death few months ago. nearly kill
ed Joseph Hogan on Saturday. There
was shooting case in Pearl-street ::
there was an assault with a hatchet in
Roe-strect; ; Sixth Ward fight in
Elizabeth, street; a stubbing case in
East Broadway; another in Cathe.
.r'nc-strcet; moro stabbing in Ninth
Avenue; man found in the river at
South Brooklyn-probably murdered. ).
Besides all these there we're half n
dozen smaller affairs of similar ma :
turo and an attack upon negro in
Brooklyn yesterday resulted in a
homicide. safs +
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Is better than our regular shaped Axes for
these reasons: First--zIs outs deeper. Sc.
cond II don't stick In the wood, $Third--It
does not jar the hand. ,Fourth--No time is
wasted In taking the Axe out Of the out
Fifth-With.tha same labor you will 10 o6at,ae one
third more work than with REGULAR 'Axes.--.
Redpaint9has nothing to do with the good
qualities of this Axe, for, all our Axes are
painted red. If;yonr ,hardwn:e store docs
not keep our goods. we will gladly answer
inquiries or fillyour orders direct, or give
youFthe name" Of the nearest dealer Who
keeps our Axes. Re Z
LIPPINCOTT h DAKEWELL,
Pittsburg, P..
Sole owners Of Colturn's and Red jacket
Patents. ..,L ..t.y,t,@ june Q
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pATENTs.--Nlus & Co., Editors Scienti.
J. flo American. 81 Park Row, New York.
rwenty-three ysars' experience in obtain.
ing American and European Patents., n,
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, 1O8
pages of law and information free. Ad-
dress as above. N"H @sft 20 June Q
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A GENTS WANTED for "Women Of
n Now York" Complete ,expoae Of Fe-
male Life in the Great Metropolis, Sensa.
tional. Beautifully Illustrated. Sample
copy postpaid for So. Address NEW YoRK
Book Co., la5 Nassau st., ". City. a2.st
june 9 ...r,.t r,4 s...,
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Parting.


We clasp our hands we turn and 20,
Our Footsteps echoing yeais between
We meet again We hardly know
These ghosts Of loved ones long unseen.
We clasp our hands, VIC turn aud 20,
Far travellers with strange hours and
years;
The face, the form, the voice We know,
They come not back from time and tears.
We clasp our hands in loving trust;
We send our voices o'cr the wave:
NO hand con rench us--f,om the dust
: No voice can find us--in tho grave
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"Just Before tho Battle Mother"


aa9 [An horzed Version.
Jus, before tho battle Mother,
. Joanny felt unwell; .-...
What was ailing Johnny, Mother,
Joh my couldn't tell
Johnny ran away, Mother, 4
Drawing captains ire, I'LL.
johnny can't abide, Mother, ~
Hearing cannon's fire.
johnny cnn,c to nc, Mother, Ett#
Wasn't Johnny right,
Tea with mo was nicer, Mother,
Than a horrid fight. ,g@
Let INC marry Johnny, Mother, = Z =
And we'll bless the day, Hsh
Whom Just before the battle, Mother, A'rs
Johnny ran away.
TLondon i'unch.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-23

THIRTY YEARS Experience in the Treat
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THE Ladies Elastic Supporter, (G. C.
L Stillsons,) for monthly use. Simple,
convenient and neat. For sale a. millinery
md fancy goods stores. Samplea bv mail
on receipt Of ono dollar, DR. J. II. Roosps,
Marietta, Ga, sole agent for South, ,Caroli-
ma, Ga, Fla, Aia., Miss, In. ]. p June q
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BUILDERS send for catalogue Of all new
- Architectural Booze and Journals. Ad.
dress A. J. BIoENELL s. Co., Pub'rs, Troy,
N. Y, or Springfield, Ill.,, vg juno 3
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$1,000 Per Day Guaranteed

$lO.UO FER Lay Guaranteed
Agents to sell the Hons SHuTTLE SEWING
MAoHlNE. 1t makes the Look Stitch alike
on both Sides, hos the under-feed, and Is
chine ever invented. Prioe $25. Warrant-
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JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass,
Pittsburg, Pa, or St. Louis, Mo. june q
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How TO REVIVE DROWNED PEn-
soNs.--As tho bathing season has now
begun, and accidents by drowning are
likely to sometimes happen, wo re-
print from high scientific authority
the following directions, for tho re-
suscitation of persons, rescued from
drowning before life is, wholly ex.
tinct. They may possibly prove use
ful in saving valuable lives, and should
be preserved or remembered. =
|. Lay tho drowned man at once
flat on his stomach, with his face to
the ground, and a folded coat or bun.
die under his chest. Z
2. Place your hands fat between
bis shoulder blades and mako firm
pressure, so as to squeeze the air out
of his chest then turn the body slow
y on to one side and q little beyond
Keplace him quickly on his face. -
Count four, to mark four seconds of
time, and then repeat tho process,
commencing by squeezing the air out
'of the chest again. fE.t, 2
3. Wet clothes should be moved
and dry ones substituted, each by
stander contributing. The body
to be rubbed dry briskly, and the
face kept from contact with the
ground, by an assistant.
q. DO not squeeze the air out of the
patients chest if he is breathing !:
but wait and watch, merely driving
tile body and changing the CLOTHING.
Work the Bulls. So say all the
agricultural journals. It will do the
stout fellowe good and q great deal of
power will be saved. One will turn
underswith ease sod which would
stall . stout. mule. !. Ono can Be work.
ed in harness like a mule, or two un.
der yoke like oxen. Work makes
the bull quiet and manageable 8 The
American AgricuHufistfor June has a
neat picture Of pair Ii yoke with
lines for driving fastened In tho nose
rings and passing over, the Yoke We
think the practice Of putting reins. In In
a pose ring cruel and barbarous.i We
hope twill not fndsafavor. We ;be.
ilieve in working the bulls while
young, and working them enough to
keep them manageable 80 a&g5t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-23

SLEsflKo B.AurY.2iA big, Fat,
greasy negro woman, sitting on tho
side walk, fast asleep. 'N''
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General Quincy A. Gilmore has
been ordered to Savannah to superin-
tend repairs upon Fort Pulaski, which
seven years ago he did yhiss best to bat
rtdowns,aT The Savannah Ntaosl thinks
twill be useless to repair thesfort. .-Aa'
"Iho missiles from the riiled cannon of
Gilmore crashed through it's walls, al
though seven and o half feet Fthiok,
with almost as much ease as q sriAe
bulleteould.be shot through butter, and,
tho riAed gun ofstotday Is mpob moro
powerful than those. whose nepetratiye.
power created 80 much astonishments
in 1892 ~" ''.'r
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The murder of Colonel Crane by
Edward Yerger at jackson, Miss on
Tuesday, resulted from the seizure of
the latter's piano by the former for
non-payment of taxes. Yerger had
demanded personal explanation, and
Colonel Crane soon after meeting him
in tho streets, quietly gave an expla-
nation. Yerger, it is said, would not
accept it, and furiously and grossly
lnsulted Crane, who resented BY strik-
ing him with small rattan walking
canc. Then Yerger, wild with anger,
drew a thug-knife and stabbed Crane
three times, severing his heart. The
verdict verdict Of the . coroner'ss Jury was
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-23

The HOUSE OF LoRDs---"By yield.
ing now" says the London Times, ",he
reputation and authority Of the House
of Lords will be established firmer than
ever" u, funny that he authority
of the House Of Lords Is always shown
in the same tway-by It's Yielding to
what is against ,ts viii, by compulso
ry acceptance Of what it hates. 1t wac
the same oil the, reform bin. The House
of Lords suddenly finda itself IN IN such, an
attitnde toward some. measure that II, 1t
had any authority j. would tse,it all to
put the measure down; but ii "estab.
sl'shes its authority" by mildly getting
out ~ oif'the va ay,;r-, =: r. Herald 20 ), =
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WANTED.-.AGENTS

Il % sell the American Knitting Machine.
l. Price $40, 'fhc simplest, cheapest and
best Knitting Machine ever invented. VIM
knit 10000 stitches por minute. Liberal IN.
ducements to Agents. A idfesa ANIERI.
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.. Dostow
Mass,, or 81. Louis, Mo. bas'y ssg ael4s1
june2 ff: ,n.y
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Patent Pocket Corn-Sheller. h,
Profits opsr 200 per Cent. ;
"southern, State and County Rights lex.
cept South Carolina) for sale. Great novel.
~. Send for circular. Address
WEAVER & JONES. Manuf'rs,
juno Pittsburgh, Pm.
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ries paid wseklyto to Agents eserywhere cell.
ing our Patent Everlasting White Wire
Clothes Lines. d Call At or write for PARTON.
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Nors I'VE would call the particular nt.
tention Of our. friends 10, Tho above card.
Fl, Toale has q 10, 90, Factory, and, such
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near North Eastern Railroad Depot, Charles.
y. B-Orders from tho country solicited.
and strict attention paid 10 shipping In eooW
YsasF'e S ~ = - >S'sAE9 api ely
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WANTED, AGENTS.

$3.50 5000 per month. everywhere, ma,e
and female,to intsoduoo Tho Gefn;na I'm;
proved Common sonse Family 3 ewing, Ma.
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sMok, I 9utls, cord, bind, |, braid and, embroi,
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VIII psy Sl9e9 for'.Hy s,sohins ihat will
,ss sew stronger, morelbsautiful, or more elias.
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Or 9 IS commission = from whioh, twice that
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$3000$ SALARY. Address. U. .. Piano Co.
Yew York. iune q
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A wealthy and eooontrio' ohioan
has made q will lsdisinheriting all hls
heirs, and giving his foftuna ID found
an "infirmary for eats.", :, 4.rAts.s
Thinkingis The least exertod privis
lego of cultivated humanity. 4h@
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500 IN S26D,

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A SIX your Doctor 4aD or Drasurist for s,v... ~
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XE AT-.Nore Valuable thar dold. Far
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