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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-10

RAILROAD FRoM BAL1IHORC TO CHI
cAoo. lit is stated that the Baltimore,
Pituburg cod Chicago Railfoad Com.
pouy veg Incorporated last sumner %
der the laws Of The State Of Ohio. with
tho purpose Of building q railroad from
Bollimoro, Nd, by way Of PiItsburg, to
Toledo. Ohio. and Chicago, III, The
directors Of The Company. it ID also ste.
ted, bsvC been elected. The prosabili-
tics sre that Ibe project really means 80
extension Of line from PitsbuIg. work.
ing in connection Wiib our COunsIlsville
road whtp finished. through TO The lakes,
Toledo and Chicago, from Baltimore
A Comancbs Iundisn few days ago
Brought his fqusw 10 pioneer srtesI 10
have Ter picture taken. The attest got
the squaw 10 position, when tho old ca
msnche thought be would investigate
the mystery OF making 'quaw's PictOres.
He accordingly raised tho cloth and
looked into the camera. when he was
sslonished 10 find bi, wife Standing on
her head. Al this he grew indignant,
and even beat her for assuming such an
undignifed position before the soldiers
but as she deqiel the offence. he con-
Linued his experiments, and At last came
10 the conclusion lhst Q machine that
could stand a scuaw on her head 10 half
second, without her knowing anything
about il we: exceedingly bad medi"
cine.
There seems TO be but lilllo prospect
Of an adjournment Of Congress until
June. and perhaps July next ns 40 im'
meuso amount of business remains 10 DO
disposed Of. even OF the clOps Of three
mo nths'S continuous work. The affoirs
Of several reconstructed States and re.
yisiona Of tho tsxss necessilstsd BY the
change 10 our national financial pros
poets are matters which demand the
drst attention, and then there remains a
thousand and one lesser matters, private
bills, &c., which promise to prolong the
session to Iaie day.
LIFE PRIsoEERs, are no less
Than sixty five personS confined in the
Ohio Peuilontiary aud sentenced 10 lie
soryituds. Two committed rape on their
daughters. Two OF these cOnyicts are
women. Two are man and wilo. aged
twenty three and lWeuly.eisbi years old
when admitted, now thirty three md
thirty eight years old, The youngest
person When admitted vas eighteen 10
July, 1868. The lTo oldesI are sixty
years Of age, opp Of whom was received
10 1851. U.s..
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered lhst
tho alternate weekly sale OF $1,000
Of gold and purchase the same amount
Of bonds TO be continued during March,
and also that on alternate weeks like
amount Of bOndc 10 be purchased tOF The
special fund.
The President decides not to issue his
Fifteenth !smeplmsnt Proclamation IN
i'll Georgia is admitted to representation
in Congress and the official notice is re.
oO:,,.J fsnn, .Tnvon
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Trustees Sale.

r WILL, persuant to dcel trust executed to
l me on the 9th day Of October, 1868. and OF
that date BY Isaac Edwards aud Sarah Edward
his wife. to secure to John H Fin4leY four
bonds amounting to the sum Of ST $3.50 and
all Of which arc dated on said 9tR day Of 0cto.
Ser, 1863, md allof which are payable as fol.
lows viz: The fins. on the LIST day Of March,
1869, the second on the 9th day Of October,
1863. the third on the 9th day Of October, 1870,
and the fourth and last one on the 9Th day Of
October, 1871, which bonds are fully described
in said deed Of trust. recorded in Deed Book
No 81, pages 5i3-4i, in the Recorders Office
Of Mason County, West Virginia, proceed to
sell Oh the premises. at public autlon 70 the
highest bidder at2 o'clock P, n. 't'.'a
On Saturday t!e oh day Of april, 1870,
the Real Estate in said deed mentioned and
referred 10. consisting Of lOS acres OF land moro
or less, situated IN said county on the head.
waters Of Old ToHn Greek, beginning at the
northeast corner at black oak to Samuel
Aorgan's corner. thence along tho line Of Nor.
gan's 10 a stake corner to John Riddle, thence
with BHrnctt'S line to- stake cGrpbr TO Barn.
otts, thence with lifeline Of William o Neal to
a white OAK. thence to pine and gum corner
to Morgan's, with Norgan,s line 10 the place Of
beginning. That said real estate will be sold
10 satisfy the first mentioned bond which is
now due and unpaid, amounting to the sum Of
$43y 33l1 with interest, for which said sum
said laud will be cold
Terms Of Sale will be made known on tho
day ofsalr. MICHAEL ROSEBETRg
mrh 81. Trustee.
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LIpgRALIsM.

notwithstanding the strong aid per,
ssi.Isnt opposition throughout The State,
40 tho doctrines Of "IiberaIi'm'
;fn! set forth and advocated By this pa.
yper. we are rejoicsd 10 lEaoE that our la.
ybSrs have mol been IN win, and that
nov the great, strong and powerful Re
publican party has fully committed it
ssIfupon the issue Of "UniysF'al suf'
Grage," BY adopting. an amendment TO
our Stale Consliiuiiou. which provides
Ior toe sattansbissmsat Of "all male oil,
gems oysrtSs age d lVsaiy.Oue years. "
This Amendment sill 30 submitted to
lho,gcteys oftho State for lheir raliGca
top Or rejection. and then it COOS back
90 tbstLeglslasure, and. after they have
considered il, Is declared by proclamR-
ton cflhs Governor a part.snd parcel
safiho funa omontSl law Of tho State. :,
Wheu this amendment is rotIaed, tho
last vesliso Of prescription, will have
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srAr1srics OF STEAMBOAT DIsAsT1Rs
The Chief Of Steam oct speetiOn has
IN ,dO report to the Secretary of the
Treasury, from which the following is
ob,uinei in regard TO the loss Of steam
ers, life apd properly throughout the
United States during the year 1863
Explosions, III steomers lost BY Ere 80;
collisions Of serious character, "a;
steamers lost By wreck and laundering,
go; steamers lost by snag9 and other
distractions, 80; lives lost. 5S3; amount!
Of property lost. $3,434 900. Of this
amount there were lost on the western
waters. 81 steamers $40 lives and ST.
GAS 45o wo rth Of property.
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Gov. FairohiId, of Wisconsin, has re.
commended TO the Legislature % amend
mcnt to the State Constitution prohibiting
special legislation in many patticulNrs.
sSyiug tha! under general laws to- ns end
Villages can DO incorporated, m1Oufac.
turing aud other corporations formed.
taxes assessed and collected, the school
fund appotlioued and county seats chan
gel upon verdict oIIho people and that
ia all csse1 relating TO changing ofuume'.
constituting ons person the heir.st law Of
another laying out Of roads licensing 81
ferries. auIhotizing the sale Of luad' Of
minors and other. under disability, ems
pie powers are now conferred by law
upon Courts ard 5oarIS Of Supervisors,
which arc uanifesIly most competent to
lsgisIale upon matters SO purely private
ANA local, aud can set upon them more
cautiously and considerably, and more
in accordance with the sentiment Of the
community.
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y rrNAnKAnLE ARrIcLE.

Ga the first Pugo o. this papeL will
DO found a very remarkable article from
The Wheeling Register, the leading Dem
.osratie paper in this State. NOpe would
have Thought that such a bi;ter 2arIi.
1an paper as the Register, would ever BY
word or deed, admitted tba! the XVIII
Amendment was practically settled
I've had supposed from The conduct Of
The esi,or Of that papg, and certain
Democratic members of the Legislature,
,Jast il was their Intention to fight this
amendment TO the "biIter end" bat It
il cot, 80. the Begister has admitted The
validity OF the Amendment, as vel as
all other matters growing out of the
war. 10 the article referred to, The
democratic party, through their organ,
acknowledge the business anil righlfOI-
peSs olaIl Republican legislation in CON
sequence Of the late rebellion. An CO.
dOrssmeut from a q1Or'er not looked
foE We ask fqs tho article, q careful!
.pernsaI.
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CARp.
We copy tie folloging from The Ka.
nawbq Journal Of tho Sd. inst,

We copy the foIIoging from the Ka.
nawbq Journal Of tho Sd. inst,
Eos JouRNAL:-1 sec By the 1atcni-
geneer Of lhC:26lIl u!timo. thst a charge
is made agaipel mo Of Offering brides 70
acmbsg Of ate Legislature In the way
q appointing NAnhlls 10 take the cen.
Susin Orglnin counties, promising said
apPoinigents TO parties who would gole
against repeating the law locating the
,Capi,sl. This is a fslssbood Of the
haset character. % no member Of tho
tegislalure ever inIima'ed anything OF
the kind to me; nor did eyer make any
proposition Of that character TO any
member Of the Legislature or 10 any.
body else. Lam satisfied that the Odi-
tors Ofthe Iatelligneer made this charge
Purposely to iniure NE. and make CAPT.
laI for Wheeling, as the leading man 10
that concern has tried, with other par
tics in Wheeling, 10 secure my removal,
aud The appointment Of ono Of their OWR
ciiissnS 10 my stead, another instance
oftheif unIairnsSg sRd great greed Snd
hupger;pg fOs Government spOilS.
II. SLACK
u. s. Marshal Di5tric! W Va.
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Y.sDENocRAcY" TRUE TO ITSELF.
Ifany one has ever heretofore enter.
tanned doubt as to the weakness and
,Wieksluess Of the ter.dsy "Democro
10Y" that doubt must have been removed
elpoa, learning that the sIraight.out Dem
ocra,io Maryland Legislature, on satur.
day last, posed resolution rejecting the
XVIII Amendment, and Immediately
,lhereafer enacted bill establishing the
whipping post ~ WicOmieO county. The
same to be under cOuttoIl Of the Com.
laiSsionerS.
Delaware he, obtained 2 di.graceful
notoriety BY allowing such 6 Jaw to 70.
main upon the statute books as oae Of the
rslies Of the past days Of bsEhasism,
Maryland must need Purcbase q still
more disgracoful nototisty by esac!ieg a
Jaw to sstsbIish this barbarOus custom.
What cen be dough! Ofmsu who. 10 the
light oftho LATTER port Of tue niOeIsOnth
century, eau lend their countenauce to
such en- act? And all because Of their
gindietive hatred to Tue negro, who is
10 be m,ds tho victim Of 4his Infamous
-, Eg,iyi,r
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Tool, .................. 8079 90

And if West Virginia assumes one
bird Of the oil indebtedness il will re-
qure $500, 600 more to be collected
from tho people to meet tho interest to
say nothing Of the sinking fund 10 DO
created Tor its liquidation. The above
figures aggregate tho enormous sum Of
81, $4,000. In view oft these financial
troubles. it behuoves oil parties to m'-
tursly consider what shnll be done, end
What solution can be had Of these our
difficulties. This Virginia debt will be
au elephant for years 10 come, and had
We better mol cOmmcure every possible
reform 10 the State Government in order
TO leave money enough with the people
to meet this debt. II nay become nee.
espary to 10 cut down the State expenses
10 500, 900. and suspend tho FREQ school
system until this matter is arranged, OF
least some think this The only solution.
II VIII DO remembered that The sur
face Of West Virginia is rough and in
many places uuprOducIive, and should
ibis large sum be collected yearly from
the people, il will dcpreeiate real prop
erly 10 such an extent that il will be
entirely unproducIive. Some nay soy
that this can never happen 10 us md
that the State will never take any part
Of tho Virginia debt, bu! let me assure
al such that tho holders of Virginia
| Bonds ara already talking Of a suit in
Ithe United States Supreme Court to
compel us to assume, as our Constitution
expresses it, an equitable portion Of This
delL'
/ will CONCLUDE this compensation
with this reaeciioO, that il tho taxes for
/ $40 remain as large ss they were in
1869, aud we orc compelled to assume
enc third Of the YrgInia debt, tha. there
will be collected from the people tho
enormous sum of sI,533.0lO, in order
10 pay the interest on tue debt, run the
State Government and support The Free
Schools. 'e SPECTATOR.
PolN7 PLEASANT W. Va.
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We see il stated that Messrs. Harper
have sued Ohas. A. Dana, Of the New
York SIN, fer tho cost of publishing his
portrait sud biography in their lIIaslFa-
ted weekly. We were not aware that
the portraits and biographies Of "emi'
ncnt living Americans" SO often pub
lishCd 10 that excellent Journal, were
advertisements. This satisfactorily sc-
counts for the milk in the cOcoanut-
Having daucad, Me-, Daaa SHOULD pay
the piper.
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ESTRAY.

EsTRAYED from the premises Ofthe subsri.
u Der In WaSgenser township; Mason county
West Virginia, in early winter. roam mare,
three yeah old past, long name and tail, black
legs. large full eyes. and great jumper; not
much used to the saddle. Any information Of
said animal will be thankfully received.
inch l0-3W d. .. SMITH.
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ADJOURNMENT or THE LEGIsLA-
TIRE

The Legislature concluded It's laboTs
and sdioamsd shortly afittl o'clock this
s,o,nidg. The closing hours Of the gst'
sion were marked By more than The US
Gal amount Of i1llily and good feeling. =.
NotRip2 occuFfsdto mar this except .
motion msde BY Mr.. Howard sbopt elsy
en- o'clock when bare guorgEl Of mem.
inu oducsd BY bipsOlf atap early d4y,Of
bers rsmsinsd, % bring up the resolution
theiaessfop, to withdrew the assent Of
Wod Virgins TO tho ratification Of tbs
Fifteenth Amendment. The Republican
members present we're indignant and
left the hail refusing to allow advantage
10 be taken Of them under spcE cifclm.
siances. Mr.. DaYiO. Of Harrison. backed
Mr. Howard aud got cell Of The HOuse,
but number Of Democrats refused 70
cOupleneaco such a proceeding and laid
on The table bis motion that the Sergeant
.stsArms arrest the ObSenleeS. After a
half hour fillibuSIeriDg, Mr. Howard
yielded to the solicitations Of his lFiends
and withdrew tho resolution.
The last oct passed was the oPproPria-
ton bill which had togo 70 confcregcc
committee, who did not'msks theii report
ill after eleven P. ~
We print elsewhere the titles Of the
Acts and joint resolutions passed. Many
lhem give DO idea ofthe character Of the
acts. but Ihsy show the amount Of work
done. A large amount o. business wQS
left unfinished on The calendar Of each
House. al
A number Of the member, lef! tho city
yesterday Many others leays on the
early irSio thi, morning, while some
will remain in the city day QftwO.
This we are to suppose, ia the LOST
Legislature that will assemble 10 Wheel
ing. We believe tho members have had
30 Agreeable time, aud trust their as'ocia-
lions with our people have been pleasant;
and lhst though they may meyer visit p'
again in the performances ofnpbIis dutioS
they will always regard Wheeling as
headquarters and often find profitable
occasion 10 visit .-Wheeling lntcW
gencs,r March, All.
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TO SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS ON
THE GREAT RANAWHA RIVER.

TIME undersigned having been appointed
l Collector Of Tolls by the Board Of Public
Works Of this State for the lower district of the
Kauuwha River, hereby gives notice to all
shippers and curriers' on said river, that they
Point Pleasant, or to John Winkley. assistant
Collector, ut same place, on all articles ship.
ned or carried to or from any point between
Elk river and tho mouth Of said KanEwha
River, Steamboats, arc required TO report to
the undersigned promptly once week, Coal
Companies once a month, and ull other ship.
pers on each and every trip. A failure to
comply with he requirements Of this notice
will subject the party to legal proceedings
tt JOHN II. PHELPS. Collector
,,.r on IL
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At(u advertisements,
10 IEAcHERs.

u ERSONs desiring TO obtain certificates 10
teach in the Public Schools Of this county
are hereby notified that public examinations
win be held at Point Pleasant on,tho FIRST Sat.
urday ID each rioltb. and at MaSou Ciiy On
the third Saturday Of each month. y
T o. z. B. MOORE,
mch3-H County Superintendent.
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A VIN OF Coal SEVENTEEN FEET
Tn,Cx,-Ws are informed By a rClilbIe
gentleman of this place, few days ago,
that when The oil we'll OF the mouth Of
Xix creek ives being borOd, . vein OF
bitumous coal seventeen feetin thickness
was encountered by operators at q
depth Of Eve hundred uni ten iset. The
extent Of this vein is not known, OF
course, but it is fair to Fyegume that it
extends under The greater pert Of tho
lrouud upon which our town now stands:
Ii is certaioly an immense depOsit. and
10 future generations will prove Of great
value. = Clarks5urg telegraph.
A nag, manufactured entirely Of Gal.
itorno silk, has been completed in San
francisco aad giI he fotFaflod u WISH
tDslon l3, ;hc n,'i3d,l crpao.
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Our neighbor q The GdzeIIc. has one
Of the veritablo pixies usQl by John
Brown in his emeuis at HarPer's Ferry.
The pole is about seven lrct ling and
the blade about eighteen aches. end is
formidable weapon. Wa suppose lie
"Msior1 is keeping this XVII amend
ment argument to $50 in tho event that
future generations. should ever M'emp'
to re cos'ayo the "eo.orel Dr.thTea :
STATE J2IE1l,
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U. s Marshal Disiriol W
THE ylRGEgIA DEBT.

Ne. Eaitm:
desire TO call the attention Of the
people to the Virginia Debt, and the
financial sitUstiop Of this State.
Virginia has appointed three commits.
sioners. Messn. Robinson, Aylett and
sutbsrliu, 10 arreuge with like mum
Der from West virginia, a portion Of
the debt Of ybgioia prior 10 1881. The
Legislature has recently passed ujoiut
resolution authorizing the Governor Of
West Vitginio, TO appoint these commits
sionets aud report By mkt session. So
thu. scitIemsot Of this matter is now
fully upon us, and i! is the duty Of all
10 speak out upon this question. The
Virginia debt in 1861 was $50. 900. 600,
and the State Of West Virginia contains
abou. one third Of tho Orea and POpu
laliOn Of the old State, it is conteudtd
that West Virginia should assume one
third Of tie oil iDdebtedless, which
amounts 10 about $llooO,OOo oftbe six
per coat. bonds, II will be seen TIM! if
this amount should DO assumed by Til,
STATE, that il will require 100000 each
year TO pay The interest alone. which
sum. would be raised by taxation from
the persons aud propsrty Of the State.
last year tBere was collected by the
State, for State purposes alone, the sum
ofS3o9, sic 90. and for School purposes,
42I8,840.s4, exclusive Of tho township
taxes for school and building purposes,
which would, at 80 cents on each 500,
amounts to a sum equal 10 both Of the
amount named above. In fact il would
,smoupt TO the aggregate, lsaS the cSpi'
Ialicn tax.
As very few people know what sum
ives collected from the people last year
-ae given by the Auditors Repurt, pro-
pose to call lhsir attention to the figures,
80
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Another jan QELNERT MessFa.
Cox and Whitelsw, the former known
as horse-lhiel, and tho latter 40 a
couulcrfCi,er, both of whom have been
sLuying in our jill. awaiting triAl, con-
cIudeI, on Wednesday last that it was
TOO long between term and term, and in
broad daytligh. during the afternoon
Of said day. they quietly took their
exit. Il ia rumored thst somsbodY
turned them out. and NO orc mol OF all
dispoged to dispute the statement. 1t
is getting to be avery common thing
for men to get out Of an 100000 jail,
wouIdu'tit Os good idea to swap
door-keopsrs occasionully?- KanG,ohG
Republican. sF
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chants 10 tie following prico list, which wO
positively warrant, and ftltey dolI't suit, we
wish them returned at our expense:
Ess. Cinnamon Lemon, Peppermint in
Coz parcels per gross, s. 81
Castor aud Sweet Oils, 9 OF parcel, -,
per gross ~
Parrgofic Oz parcels per gross $50
Spirits Turpentine 2 az parcels, pr gross 8 W
Godfrey and Bateman9s, reguIarsizs 81
Tinclure Arhica, Q OF parcels, pr gross Is w
GiJ cerine, OF parcels, per gross ~
Gaudanum, OF parcels, per gross 81
Seidliz Powders in boxes containing
dozen Powders, pcrdozen boxes 3 %
BY taking tive gross ut oucc Of all, assorted,
they can be had at above rstts. Any Other
Drugs VIC wilFship to any address, .. o. D.,
and warrant Satisfaction.
We keep constantly on hand supplyof It.
allan Violirs, FfGch and German Accordeons,
Flrtines; and strictly good Italian stringsN
We will ship 10 auy address an Instrument
o. o. D., and if The instrument dom sui' it
can be returned at your,szpcnsc.
Wearesalso Agents for The celebrated "Prin'
ces Melodeons," which We will sell at re.
DUCED RATES 3! CALL AND SEE
Us! N4H J. NJ. ELLIS & CO.
inch 10 ls7O-1y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-30
NEW ORLEANS. REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY AUGUST 3d. 1879.

conscious security. as of yore. Let all
good men protest against such wars.
Nothing but human depravity could
ever make such wars necessary. The
full dispatches in our columns are suf-
fcient to show the movements Of the vast
armies now contending against each other
on the fields of La belle France. All the
villages through which some divisions of
Prussians are passing give names to
brands Of champagne wine, for this is the
region which produces that wine, Of all
others most esteemed. In few weeks
the vintage would have come, in the tens
of thousands of acres Of purple and red
grapes through which the troops are
tramping. Instead of vintage, there
will probably rage from hour to hour, and
day to day, of awful uncertainty, that
iron storm, which will beat down every
living thing into the dust Here thou
sands upon thousands will fall to rise no
more. 1t may be well if here, as with
the first Napoleon, the star Of the third
shall go down Gin the blackness of dark
ness forever"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-30
ANOTHER RICHMOND.

Mr.. Thomas O'Bannon, who writes
himself down a colored clergyman for
somebody's plantation on Black river,
has gone back on the Republican party,
and now pillows his head on the bosoms
of those who have made SO many prom
Uses to the negroes, and kept them SO well
Mr.. O'Bannon has selected the owner of
the plantation for his amanuensis, and
the Picayrae for his organ. We expect a
series of able political letters from that
quarter, and it will all come out about the
promises which the Democrats have made
and how they kept them. The stories will
all come from the spirits of negroes that
have been promised a whaling and got a
killing for lagnidppe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-30
OUR ANNUAL STATEMENT.

We shall publish, on the first Of Sep
TENDER, carefully prepared review OF
this market for the preceding year. Our
statement will embrace succinct history
of commercial and financial affairs,
the receipts and shipments of produce,
and the prices of the leading commodities,
as shown by the daily reports through the
year just closing.
As the edition of the REPUBLICAN on
the first proximo will be unusually large,
advertisers will have an opportunity to
give wide publicity to their communica-
lions. Orders may be sent in at any time
prior to Thursday, September l.