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ARTICLE II.

The object Of company construct otherwse
and maintain more steamships to constitute line
OF lines steamships be owned and controlled In the city
If New Orleans trade said city and any po
or ports on the Atlantic Gulf Of Mexico.
manager Of said company shall be the person on
ctstons notices and other legal where
n the said Company may be interested
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NEW ORLEANS OK EsCENT.
THE NEW OkLEAas UkksUEMT.
uyroE ~ CAMP ST. SEW osLsAsG
!. o. NIXON, EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT,
uyncE ~ CAMP 81. SEW osLsAss.
]. O. NIXON, EDITOR AID psopRIEros.

70 proots the social msssraf and poIssosi wsbs,ns
hs city Of Orleans the Of Louisiana and the
Southwest viii be In the future. has been IN the past
he purpose Of Journal The columns Of each days
e earnest Of the fshuness and
With which this design is executed.
While the stand point Of the CRESCENT Independent
ne reference sill the subjects Of Newspaper
nd discussion it's opinions win always DO found 70 Be-
IDLY, definitely and fesrlessly expressed
A carefully ssscted corps Of
Correspondents. Home and Foreign
I'D 70 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT By impartial letter
on topics Of moment to the people Of this section Its et
Vars from the people form tho least Interesting and vaus
Die festureof its wenllsd eoiumna large share Of each
lays issusis given Up 70 .--
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
carefully eus< from our sxcnanss In the selection props.
ts esined the CRESCENT is surpassed By any
Ohsr daily ioarnal In the United stats. The
CemnereiaI and Monetary Revisws.
sn eeAr he ssvsrss scrutiny fidelity and judgmsn
sfsh which important branch Of newspaper duty
formed for the CRESCENT.
brief the proprietor Of ths OREsCKNf proposes n
,curue present the public LIVE and IN every rcspsc
AFIEsT GLASS PAPER property supplying the Imperative
need, Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE will be In the future, In the past, Influences
BY the spirit progress aiming ct Its connualir
uovement for the benefit Of Its patrona
The CREsCENTs circulation and its line Of advertise
nsnts sufficient testimony the favor with which 10
sforts public have boon appreciated and rewarded
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The present Telegraph Companies Of the country have
consolidated into huge monopoly. and ssrnins
millions of dollars year. hundred
cent on the Of lines their present capita
having bee watered one thousand per cent
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ARTICLE

The title Of said Company shall be the NEW
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY" and its domictl IL
hereby established in the city Of New Orleans and IL shall
for the OF twenty i've years from the
presents unless dissolved hereinafter
provided for shall have corporate seal with device upon
he same and The Of the Company ths margin
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TE,, GRAPH COMPANY.
THE NATIo6AL;

THE NATIedAL
fT 'larstE1
.rnft
H.af aa1af ilf1
~ as r4 .rgra Ifafg h1eI
1GLEGRAPa COMPANY
1rt
- 30 ran 1iro-1 -,
new enterprise, TO be known Is the MAI DNAL1TRLE.
franchises conferred BY sc Of Oong sor the
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF rE GRAPH or
ell the principal railroads and mail routes the Unisse
stasss The Stock issued upon the sam pncpis
that Of the Merchants Union Express Company which
Gently commenced operations Ths design 70 nts ,iths
entire business community In the enterprise his do
not 50 much TO dispose the Stock is to the
ss-s Of the country through which the lines pAss
The Capital Is 70 be
s1o.ceo.coo.
In 100000 snarss, Of The Dsr vsiuse
.a ID
tr..R g 81
500 Per share.
i
s.s,sA. osual amour, to be psadIn Casa.
.u.'
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GREY JACKEati BITTERs.

u New orleans, Desihser L. 1898.
y
In the year 1865 the unders3isd percsivng that their
friends in the South beng upon BY thousands
Of vile compounds under the nh of whiskies Brasdes
Gins sehnapps Bers etc, ety. determined to begin the
manufacture Of pure medicpSt spidt Of home raised
Southern herbs supply the w Of the public in this ae
which had created the demand. q called our spirit
q.
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0l ( December !, 1865. !
Tn Ranhuptcy-Ths notice issred from this oaee that
IoHN rHoRNHILL has fled his petition to be declared
bankrupt sthe partner Of r. w ksn was issued sn'0ash
"a, Johr rhorph hss met sPpsd the benefit Of the
Bankrupt Law. torw DAINTY Clark
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There shall alterations In this Constitution unless the
same proposed to the Board Of Directors
previous the quarterly nesting and then approved
BY three fourths Of the members present.
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CASH CAPITAL OF $500. 900.

at.) CD
Which be sufficient duplicate lines TO AL nearly all
the paying points reached BY the pressat monopoly.
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ARTICLE TX.

II the President Vice President. Secretaries Treasurer
Directors their several official capacities shall neglect the
OF their duties shall administer the Ia
Of the AssociatOn efficiently equitsby written con-
plant Of fifteen embers meeting shall be called, and
committee appointed consisting Of members and
director who shall from once or fully
the accused the OF the case may
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-01-21
CHAPTER iy. :

The boat reached Cincinnati about
day.'i.b', or little after, the following
morning and our fdends were imuedi-
a,ely Transferred to the magnificent
Burnel House, where. OGter Que or two
good drinks. they sat down ls . tempt
ing breakfast After which thSy cou.
cladsd they woul psrambulsls the city;
samctiues they would walk square or
two, aOd then they you'd be in the street
cars, aud thus they passed the whole
day.
Supper however found them again at
the hotel, hungry thirsty and worn out;
bu, thsywerO dstermiued 10 go TO PiSCs
Opera House that evening, for Ciucin
nali'S favorile. Stella Mason, was then
10 the Zenith Of her fame, Before sup.
per, our friends iudulged freely 10 the
social glass and by thOOtrc time they
had completely forgotten their fatigue. =
When they entered the theatre they
went we'll up to the Orchestra seats, and
got seOt just behind very old gantle'
man aud his deughiOr. Tho old man
was sitting on one end Of the seat his
daughter on tho other Harry Lanier
was in a position to have a good side
view Of the young lady aud ho thoaght
ho had never seen more fascinating
creature. Before the play began, he
said: Ed, what do you think Of my
specuntion' in gold, last WeskP'
We'll, Harry, must say that you
either have more Judgment about such
things than any man living. or you are
tho luCkiOst mortal ever born.
"A neat little Sp'c, for one week, chr
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pledge you iu this glass. aud Abs,llh lC
year noble Slate
'Hsll,a, Ed, you have found ne, hsv,
you! DID you get any good cig'tsi--
CowO ,aks something and Let ms IuIto.
dscs you to Mr., Lee, Mr.. Leo, my
friend Ed Emnsrsou,
Aher the usual ceremony Of On iuIro.
ductiON. the gsOnemsn took ss'erAI
driNks instead Of two, aad they lhin
OoVclpled to take a walk.
Ray Lee seemed . very ioviAl CON
pauion, and took Harty..apd FL 10 all
the principal places in the liAlS cily 'ud
when returning to the hOel ''id: III,
would 10 pleased TO inlroduoS them 10
some lOdy seqpSiu,anees. II they re-.
NAMED long in The pIaos Tbip piOpo,
sal was glodly hailed, and they proni
isVd to bc ready oO tho following even.
Ing to accompany him to any place ho
would designate. Tbsy then concluded
to take one more drink and separate for
the evening, Ray having an engagement
to fulfill,
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Written for the Register ]
AN DER TRUE TALE.
DH KARL.
r. De CONTINUED.
WILriAN BAEYrs,

Enmerson put lis hand 10 his pocket
to get some money, &c said he intended
betting hundred more; and while he
wac getting the money. Lanier although
apparently intent in watching Ed, was
carefully noticing the movements OF the
strangers, when he saw one OF them slip
card 10 his partner. and while his part.
ner was giving him another, Lanier
q1ieb as thought drew his revolver and
fred. the bal taking effect in the hand
of each, and + card fell 10 the floor. -
They examined lis hund and had he
su,ceeied 10 getting the coveted card,
would have completely Gseced them, but
The WatohiulIness aud timely sction Of
-taa4rt HFgygnrd ybivS Eud-xposea Two
HscG hearted villains. Emmcrson got
the money and gsve it to. the Captain
Of the Lillian telling him tse whole
story. II returned TO Emmersoh sud
Lanier the amounts they had lost, and
Fut the strangers on shore As the boat
was leasiOg Ihc bank, a bulle! from one
gi tas strangers pistol, buried itself in
he shoulders Of Harry Lanict, inaic cling
psiofa' but by no ueans dangerous
wound; hn Lad it carefully dressed aud
no further accident or inciden. occurred
on the trip.
Asod; ten o'clock that night the Lii.
isn' steamed alongside tho whuf at
c., AMI the youog friends were over
joyed at the sound Of the caliopo OF the
steamer 'Polomac' which WAS Just then
abou; to lcui; they imnsiis'sIy bonr.
ded her aad registered for he Queen
City
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-01-21
WINTER WEATHER.

When stems Of elms may rise in row,
Dark brown. from hillocks under snow,
And woods may reach as black as night,
BY sloOpug fields Of cleanost white;
lf.hooters by the snowy rick,
Where trees are high, and wood is thick,
Can mark the tracks the game may prick,
They like the winter weather.
Or where may spread the grey-blus sheet
Office, for skaters gliding feet,
That they uplin. from side to side,
Long yards, and hit them down to slide
Orslides, on that totters slack
OF limbs and one that's on his back;
And one upright that keeps his track,
Have fun in winter weather.
When We at night, in snow and gloom.
May seek some neighLor's lighted room,
Though snow may show no path before
The house. we still eau find the door;
Aud there, as round the brands may spread
The creeping fire Of cherry red,
Our feet from snow, from wind our head,
Are warm in winter weather.
Whenever day may give our road,
BY hills or hollows over snow'd,
By windy gaps, or shellcrd hooks.
Or bridgsI ice of frozen brooks,
Sill n,,vv~n al .s p;,ht may r-n,r
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oUARnELLINc.

Iianylhing in the Vodd will make d
nOu feel badly, except pincbiug blu ca
gers 10 the crack Of door, ii is unaueu.
liorabty . quarrel. No man ever fails
to lAiuk ssS Of himself alter il than be-
fovs, Il dssrads' hin 10 toe oyai of
others, and, what !, wors, bluuS bis
'orsiSiIili.s'en The oUe hand, aod in
OrSs" Ihs power Of passionate irrllabil.
iy % the other. The truth 10, the moro
peacefully aud qui.ty We got on, the
beltsr fol oar nsishborS, Iu nina OIses
out oiten, tho better course iIlf Gman
cheats you! cease TO deal With bim; If hs
is abusive, quit bic company; 'Ond if no
llAudsra you, take cSrS to 1.-Two 60 that
-H0bojy will believe him, No matter
who be 10, cs how he misuse you, the
wiscsI way iS 10 |st him alone; for there
ia uOth,ps better than this cool calm, and
qOist way Of dealing with tho wrongs We
meet With.
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De careful of your words as Of your
thoughts, Ifyou can control the tongue,
that no bad words are pronounced by il,
you will soon be abla to control tho
mind, and snvO that from couuption.-
YOU eIlioguish the Gre by smOthering
it, preventing bad thoughts bursting
into language, Never utter word any
whore which you would be S'humod 10
speak 10 the presence Of ladies or of tho
Oost religios man. Try this practice d
liltls while, and you uiIl soon have com. +.
msnd Of yourself.
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SINGULAR PHENOMENA ON TIE
OHIO

OHlO,
The Cincinnati Times, Of December
3oth, says As the Memphis and Gin.
ciuuali Packet Compnuys steamer Min
nicola was coming up the Ohio last night,
at 81 o'clock, whom within Gshort die
lNncN Of the spot where the collision oc
cured between tho Mail Line steamers,
United States ana America, the watch
man, Mr.. Jacob Tbrop, and the barkoCp'
or, Mr.. John McIIuron, who we're on tho
guards, together with Mr., Murphy. tho
steward Of the boat, looking out for tho
week, and desiring TO sec how The place
looked, we're startled by singular pale
light, which rose slowly from out of tho
water TO the hOighih OF several feet, and
lasted about fifty seconds, when it dis
appeared, The light itself was not very
bright, for they could distinctly 500 tho
outlines of tho wreck, aud on tho bank
for come disIonoa. They were at FIRST
puzalol, but before minute eispsod on
other light was seen to rise tho Same as
the Grs..
The pilot who say tho frat one was
po1, ,alsa=Razzlel, aed YES ready be-
lievs it'a hail. AMI vas aboutto answer
ii, when third column Of light hluo
light roso ne,rly alongside, 4, several
Of the officers saw them. and consulted
MS they gazed 10 Wouderment ct the
spectacle, a, tho some limo watching
closely for any signs Of men about the
wreck, and failed 10 discover any cause
for these singular phcnomanons some
became sonsShnt rI>ited, Onl one or
Two rather terrified, as they wsrO not
much unliEc the ghosts Of the departed.
The officers who saw them affirm pos
itiVely, and We cannot doubt their as
sehion, asserted as they are, that these
lights, so singular. wonderful and pnac-
couDlsble, explored, or expanded. nftOr
rising and assumed human forms. Every
one on tho boat was aroused, AMI great
ercit0fon, prevailed. All wen, on
watch, but after passing tho wreck no
moro was seen.
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A French auditor of accounts in tho
Saycnreoo,h century was srcot practical
joker all his lie, and even played trick
after hO had lost the power Of enjoying
it, for hO left iour large cSndls' to bo
car:isd at his funeral, which had no.
been burning flSen minuIcs before they
went Of Gs Ere ewOrts.
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An old hunter who repretsnts tho
,.RsnQblcut IadiapSialhe MpissLEsisla;,
ture hes StI hundred irapssst for wild
animals, and says that the beaver hsvo
increased very much on the PouobScOi
within the last lew yeors.
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wiusted, Connecticut. will soon be.
come rival of Boston 10 iS refinement.
A gSntIeann at tea party was lately
anos, annihiittSl by the Inquiry from
the lady at the head Of the table, 'IS
your toa proculsut, Mr.. MuppleSf
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ElRard Eden, p1iuter, 10 requested to
commuDica!S wIh his brother. when be
will hear something to hi' advantage :
his wife is dsod'-Vls the way on Hdvcr.
mcnt recently read in New York pa
per,
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good wages
At these words, the young lad.
slightly turned her head, and when see
ing such handsome, elegant aul O'
doubt veal hy youog nan, is it an!
wonder that she blnsbel and let he
handkerchief fall?
Harry with all his natural grace, pla
ced it again in her fair hand, Sh'
thanked him, He gave her his card,
and she returned him hers. One word
brought 90 another, and finally she in
troducsd him 10 her father
Between every act ho sought her con
versotion. and somehow she could not
resist his elegant address. When the
play vas ended. he escorted her home,
and found that she hal charming sis
ter, lie vas invited to cali
The next evening ho Brought his bo'
som friend Ed, with him, aud from that
time on, they spent many very gay even
ings with the two sisters.
Almost every doy, either Harry or
Ell, would form some new acquaintance
They would wait until they eipied some
pretty girl, AMI one OF tia other would
(uuntenlionally of course, run against
her, knock her bundle or school books
Out Of her hand, and then stop, apolo
siza, and carry Whatever it vas, homo
for her, and OF course make her aGquain.
tapco on tie way aud he invited to call
In tha mo;ning they would amuSo
themselves by going to the different
markets, and help out and in, tho many
pretty market gitIs who travel on tho
street cars. ThCre was no enjoyment Of
which they did not tGs'e,
One Gay Harry said to his friend,
Ed, am getting tirOd of Cincinnati
Iiiej suppose We so to some smaller
place
agreed Harry, the very thing have
been thinking about for the pas. week,
but you seem SO happy in the society of
Miss Kate, that Iid not dare n,ae my
wishes 4
'Pshav boy! are you crazy?'
Il am sane enough to see that Miss
Kate thinks great deal of yoy, and I
sTbmy y0Snsvs seen taking
TO her on other suHccis than music,
booEs, &c.
L have not Ed; bet soy. don't you
think her charming crsatureP
BY far too good for either you or I,
unless we quickly chongo Otr mode of
life, = 10 word reform
i want to leave this city. Under that
giFTs lnhuence might be 'cmpIed 10 90
something I might regre,'
Why, what do you meant
i mean this Ell, that fear could
not much longer resist the growing de-
sire 10 tell her l love her. You know
| do not, and so do |, but when person
of my temperament has litle stimulus
in him and is 10 the society OF a beau'i-
IA woman, he naturally feela eloquent,
and there is an almost irrcpressible dc
sire TO tell her dozen lalsehoods, nud
swear 10 them too, which, when entire.
y sober you would nlvcr dream o.
Hal hal bal hal l am half inclined
to think you do feel tenjcrly loTard
Miss Kate.
'o,-really, do you mean Wha! you
say?'
Il vas never moro earnest in my ljfs.'
'Wcll-all can say is this; | really
tbought that Ed Emmerson knSW his
friend Harry, better than that
Nov, Harry, you acknowledge her
beautiful.
Yes
'Auisblo, educated, udnod,-t pet
feet lady?
Most Sssuredly.'
Not haughy?
Not one particle
Immensely wealthy
yes, but what of tbat?'
Tender hearted
As much so, as a man could wish
Everything thot man would want
10 . Wfei'
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Z Arlemus Ward was very fond Of t'ls'
gropbiOz aOd studied il for amusement.
He vas very go0l sender To the
Telegram cI a California lecture commit,
lee. What will you t'EO for 100
nizblS?' Asi.mus Ward promptly re-
piled. 'BrGnay and Wstet,'
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A It'll. girl having for the 6ut Tins
uoicsd her shoulder b'sdS, came run
ling in ono day and said, Oh, Aunt Ns, ie..
y, gueW Il be 'a sngol soon, for my
wing bOnSs ore Beginning TO grow,
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The gid who wan,sl 10 'kiSS him for
bis mother concluded altar she get 9
t,slO that she would 80 in on her own
account bSrssftcr.
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a sNART WIDOW. "A poor man on
bis death bed made bis will, He called
his Ui(o TO him, and told her OF the
provision he had made,
Il have left, hc said, my horse TO ny
parents. Sell ii uud hand over the
money you receive I leave you my
dog; tobo good care Of hin and he will
serve you fSibIully.'
The vile promised to obay, sndiia lus
tiGe ssl ou. for the neilhbOrioG mG'bsl
with the hor'' and dog,
How much do you w4nl for your
horse? inquired q Iarmr.
| cannot sell the horse clone but you
may have both at q reasonable rate
GIVE me a hundred dollat for the ios
and one dollar for the horse
Tat fsfmcs lluShed;, bd az Tie ,sfnS
wore very low, he Willingly accepted
them. Then tbS worthy widow gave the
husbands parents the dollar received lor
tho horse, aod kept tho hundred dOll'rs
herself. Right shrsud Widow, that.
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Tho marriage oolircS' ia the daily
papers increase daily 10 number. The
higher tho price Of coal. the more fte-
qucuI the Invitations TO prsforn the mar.
Rage csrimonv that peal upon our clcr-
gymea's door bella, Somo Of our clerical
friend, ore SO busy in that line that they
subd't Outiroly on 'pOuyo cake and
MADEIRA, The high prices cf serapple
aud satIoin seems to make no difference.
Young people EiII conubinl'ss 10 spite
ofeithSr quotations. of the gold board or
tho ia. lsdics 10 our markets who deal
in oniou' and pork chops.
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rRoFEssIoNAL I BUsINEss CARDS
MAsoNIc'

nj Aso'I''
Tho regular communication OF Minturp
Lodge No. .l9, A. T. aud A. NJ, are held
uonthlV, on the night OF the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
Immediately preceding.
". L. RUFFNER, Secretary.
sept ls, le6S-ly.
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DIR. l.. +. CAMPBELL,
Physician and Surgeon,

Point Pleasant, West Va,
HAVING located permanently at Point
ii Pleasant, offers his professional services
10 the citizens of the town aud vicinity. He
hopes by strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance of the liberal patronage ho has
already received,
lie may be found al all times al his Sfic'
When not professionally engaged.
NOYembsr k.lY.
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Many who, in this world, occupy
high seats 10 the synagOgusS, theatres,
and other public places, will, Vo fear.
in the vorld to come, End cnly AplacS
In The pitt
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Mush Snd milk IociablsS are the latest
We would rot WSpdOr many milSS TO par
.OtO Of pan full Of the boarding 'chOol
foddsL
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A GsorgiS editor SNys: A young
friend of ours wants to know remedy
ror love sickness. We advise him to
start newspaper and il It don! take The
starch out of bis 'hiIAlutin' idOHS Of
worldly felicity, wall cave.
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NOTICE.

ALL persona desiring to obtain authority by
II certificate to teach school in Mason county,
will hereby take notice that my public exam.
iuation of'leachers. will, from this date, bs
held at Mason City, on the THIRD SArUR-
DAY OF each month. Nopriyate examinations
will be'given, except in cases of emergency.
JACOB BIRD,
supt, Pub Schools Mason County,
ostSs-s
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CABELL HOUSE,
BARRoURsYILLE WEST "

BARB0URSVlLLE, WEST VA,
JOHN T. HATFIELD, PROPRIETOR
TDHIS House has recently been renovated
4 and enlarged. The travelling public
nay rely upon resolving COED t.eatmrns'--
0ASsOi pNSsOASSl@ 0SA%-F'
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Two Son FrAnciSeo policeman trisdto
arrest ChinOman, They found it nee
ssslry to leave him a moment. aud cd
hSDdcufrel him With his arms each sidS
OF lamp.pOsh When they rctut5 ed
their prisone; was gone -hO had clit,bed
up tho post aud svung bis arUi over the
top,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-01-21

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-01-21

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