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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-03
For Sale by 3. L. MILES.
June l6-6m-3mA
4 EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. ] T. HoFE. Pros't Board Of Regen

Hon. j T. HoFE, Prcs't Board Of Regents
G SruRGEs, Sec'y
AtEx MARTIN. D. D., President. and Profess
az Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
S Lyon, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess.
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prcp'y
Dept,
s G srEvESs,A. NJ, Professor Of AstronO
my aud Physics.
II H P1ERcE. A. NJ, (Capt. U. S. Az Pro.
fessor of Mathematics ofMilitary Tactics.
j ] STEVENSON A. NJ, Phi. D. Professor oil
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW wooD, Phi, D., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
OW MlLLER. A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-.
paratory Department.
DB PuPINroS, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAGASs, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Grounds aud Buildings,
HUGH W Brock, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiolo.
gy and Hygiene.
Hon JouS A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law. a.
FALL TERM begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WINTER Term I" LIST Monday in December.
SpRro Term Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TulTIoS Preparatory, $500 per Term Of 10
weeks,
University, $500 per Term of 10
weeks. H
BoARnISG-Not to exceed 81 per week,
01"Send stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown, W. Va. s
Aug 10, le69.-ly.
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yellow Pine Flooring!
NHE Subscriber having rented the Comstock
L Mill, Will OH lhrl0h of october, bn pre-
pared to Gil orders for any amount Of we'll sea.
soned Yellow Pine Flooring. Orders for Lum
Der addressed TO ma Mt Arbnckle. Mason coun.
ty, Vest Va. until the 10Th Of October, and
after that time at this place. will be promptly
attended. Orders respectfully solicited, and
lumber extra well seasoned guaranteed.
o. q. LOOMS.
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A WAY WITH sPEoTAoLEs. Old eyes
a made new, easily, without doctor or med
icne Sent post paid on receipt Of 10 cents.
Address DR. Z B Foote, 100 Lexington Avenue,
New York =!
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u.as Of Poor Rum. whiskey. Proof 5pir.
Its, and Refuse Liquors, ductored, speecGs;
And tened please Tue taste, O. LED ,toniSs
& HnnatIzars, {" ResLorIrs, !" ga, that lsai the
,,a1Ipr an 70 drunfonnea and ruin, but ore atruc
Npaicine, made from the Native KooS and
--iIsrhs Of California, free from al Aloohono
lStinuianta. They ara Tho q REArBL0op
PuRIFIhA ana bkTM 1917 VA TnyIynrator
ef ihe SyStein, carrying OF all poisonous matter,
and restoriny The blood to . healthy condition,
No person. oan take these BstterS, according TO
sircctionS, and remain long uaweu.
400 will be giyun for an incurA6le case, pro;
ling the bones are not destroyed BY mineral
roisons or oth0r means, md tie vital organs
wasted beyond the point OF repair.
For Infla1nnatory and Chronic Eheu'
natism, and Gons Dyspepssis; ,G GE T nha,-
mittent TeverS, Diseases OF the BLOOD,
liver. Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit
tors hAyo boon msst Euecessinl Sucn DIS
cases are caused BY vtHated Blood, y yli ,sa
Inv inyigoraIe tho stomach, and stimulate
Tho torpii llvcr and bowels, which render them
oinnenuS!led efficacy Ia cleansing the Iloo1 o.
al impurities, and iinpartinS new nls ana 'lsVE
Dvspepsia or Indication. Hsadncnc,
psin IN the Shoulders, Coughs, T1Rhtness o. NE
cd, Diz7inOsa, eouY' Stomach, Bad IaAte ~
tho Mouth, bilious Attacks, PalR.taaon q u y,
Heart CoplUnS Discharges Of Urine, Fam 10
An regions OF Tho Kidneys, and a hundred other
nsinful symptoms which arc ths ohsprings OF
byspersia, arc cured BY theee pistofs.
I;icanse tho yltHted Blood Whenever you nad
"a iInr,ritlcs bursting through the skinin Pim-
rles, Eruptions, or soresi cleanse It WHOM y y
haul and your feelings will toll you when. Keep
tho blood pure and bhe health OF tho system WI
1' I'm. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking il
the systam Of 90 many thousands, arc oneetually
destroyed and removed.
Por full directions, read earesnliy the circular
around each bottle, printed in four languages
Envlsh. German, French, and Spanish.
j. WA2KER, 50 q So Commerce Street, N 4
ProniNtor. II, II. MCDONALD & CO,
Druggists and General Aeeata.
San Francisco. California, and 50 andSi Com.
E sSres so 5trfS' 81 =; ALI DRUGGISTS ANn
Di,.I.ElsS.
For Sale by B. L. MILES.
Juno l6-6m-3mA
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and the company shall pay 70 the party in
iurcd q penalty Of City dollars for any snch
neglect or refusal. and oil damages result
ing iharefrom; aud every company that
shall neglect to keep such book open for
inspection as aforesaid shall forfeit TO the
United States the sum of Fifty dollors for
every day II shall SO neglect 10 be sued
for and recovered, 10 the name Of the Deo.
pie, 10 the supreme court of the District Of
Columbia, aud when SO recovered inc
amount shall he paid into the treasury OF
said District Of Columbia, for the use
thereof
cEMgTEnIEs- INCORPORATION,
SEc. G. indie u further enacted. That
where Eve or more persons shall associate
themselves together for the purpose OF
forming n cemetery association in the Dis
trict of Columbia. such persons shall have
the power to adopt q corporate name, and
BY that namo shall be known as body
corporate, aud by that name shall have
perpetual succession and invested with all
powers. rights, privileges, liabilities aud
mmunities incident to corporations Said
persons, so associated. shall have power
10 acquire by gift. grant, or purchase any
lot or lots oflaud not exceeding City acres.
and lay out the same for burial place for
tho dead, with convenient aisles. and to
sell the same for such purpose and for no
other purposes, reserving n sufficient Por-
ton thereof for tho burial of the stranger
andindigent Said persons, 50 nss"ciatcd,
may have common seal and may alter
or change tho same at their pleasure
Said association shall havc power TO in
close and ornament said burial ground, to
build and erect q hearsq. house and keep
the same in proper repair; to purchase
hcarse or hoarscs; and to do all other nee
cssary acts TO tho end that all tho appli-
anccs, conveuiences. and benefit Of a pub
lie and private cemetery may be desired
and obtained
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D0TY'S Wash I'M ii 4taiNE,
I LATELY uucn lMPkorED-ASD TN NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved witt. RowELL's PAINT CeG.wHKEL'
and the PGTKSr SroP, are now urqur,tUnablS
far superior 10 any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented, and wrllNave u cir cost
twice year by saving labor and clothes
The editor Of the Poni Pleasant Register
who has one Of these machines thus be"rs testi
mory to their worth
We can knowingly recommend these ma
chimes 10 be just what their manufacturer rep
resents them. We have had them in regual
use in our own family for over six months,
and We find that all the really hard labor md
drudgery Of washing is entirely dispensed with
by their use. Washing ia neat and pleasant
employment for lady with one OF Doty'S
Washing Machines aud Hringers, and we
have thought that millionaire. with no de
pendant heirs upon whom to best0w his for
tune would become one Of the greatest hene.
factors Of h = race by endnwing fund with
which to give one OF these Washing Machines
10 The thousands OF overlaSked washerwcmen
which we have in our land. Notice the libtr-
al offer made by Mr., Browning in this adyer'
tisement. There is no deception in this offer,
and we would b. willing to guarantee lis full
filment to the letter Let every family which
eau possibly do SO, buy Duty's Washing Ma
chine aud Wrnger.
PRECES--A Fair Offer.
If the Merchants in your place will not iur-
nish, or send for the Machines, send u the
retail price, Washer SIS, Extra Wringer $40,
tnd we will forward either or both machines,
free Of freight, to places whereno one is sell
ing; and so sure arc we they will he liked
that we agree 10 refund the money H. any one
wishes to return the machines Tree Of freight,
after months trial, nccOrdingt" directions
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery of washing with the hand- fifty
two days in the year, when it can he DON bet.
ter more expodi(iously, with less labor nd
no Injury to Tho garments. by a Dnty Clothes
Washer and Universal Wringcr
discounts are made.
r. @. BROWNING, Gem Agent
aug25-m1 80 COurtlapdt 81 Stw York
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sale ut this office, full MS.
/ sprtmens Of Blank Deeds.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03
THE LATEST OUTRAGE

Since it commenced, (vith it's bin, r
 ger of islander and falsehOod, son.,. . than a month ago, We have riv.a ''', ~
 and its boorish editor pretty tho,oa., ,,i ' tioO' and although We have been to 'r .. 3 siderable extent successful in yi,;s '''l hOnary impetus to its filings of ,l.s, ~ much remains for us to aceonsli1 IiI''' } either shall be rendered pure or er.. '' able The former of thes. pu5Ii. :, s,' appeared again last Saturday ac,D,y'.
 ed with ruffanly abuse of several # p' highly respectable citizens of ~' Under the name of 'publo iop,,,~
 contemptible production make,
 cause against men whose high social has rendered it impossible for them ,o crude editor otherwise than with 1 contempt.
 The latter misance, the crank by v5i,, Stafford and the departed carpet-b,,,,. the machine, has been guilty of ys,, U ofense' and yet We will venture to D,sg,. it will be overlooked, If there i, l.n: zona to punish offenders we shall er,.. it impartialIy administered; therein. h Wasson, who has outraged this sonn,, drawing pistols upon man, withOo, ,,, whatever, have fair exAminstioa.
 Fail to do tais and yoa proclaim ii. does not exist for the people lArizs, for the chosen thereof
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
The War.
lBy TeI. to the s. D. BnlI.,in

!
 Berlin, Nov. 24-1he Parliament .-I Germany was opened yesterday br in which he counsels the union of all ll man States and thanks the nation .5r !, rage and conslancy n defeating ,hs f who attempted to invade German
 Versailles Nov, 24.-Treaty uniaa, ria with Northern CoufederaIon Ts, s last night.
 A London dispatch says the G5rn has issued orders for all men bslosfr,a naval steam reserved to immedis,s, o,I vessels. The greatest activity pora'a mirals orders are constantly being igs concentration ot men at the doci-7aii
 The present minister says the iosas,lI war ministry Is certain, Florence 24--General Mer.tz. VII leave for his post as Ambassador to YsrI
 No answer has been yet returned tyl] ian Government to Russia circular,
 London, Nov. 24,-The Germans i.a truth to the statement falsely yaccred5el I bishops of Geneva that French prisarg refused the consolation of their H Wherever they are quarlered iu 8a-| numbers, they are attended by Ca.ao.' gymen,
 The bombardment at Thiony.le last ai furious, Part of the town was in aaIea ges in the vicinity have cen burnel,
 London, 25th.-T The feeling in fnandl. at this hour may fairly be called gn.'T doubt that the Russian Government i' Ta in her demands.
 Tours, Nov. 25th.-HeaYy conroiall heard at Orleans all day yesterday, ia il' tion of Artheney, where an important el!5' doubtless occurred.
 is reported that she engagenel, ri rabIe to the French, but nothing Oai'A | received.
 The Prussians are expected to be nsa'
 A despatch from versailles via B'T.' says the forts about Paris are eahTeJ '- the past three days. The weather c'l'' for military purposes.
 The formal surrendered of Thion7l.H this morning. The town has been o1i-N' Tuesday.
 The Duke Meoklinger is urging the lN- advance of the Preach army of the Lo..
 Skirmishes have already occurred 0:.. outpests at tnewyillS and Mesisur', ih ''' ment of the Loire.
 The Mobiles from Anthems have O's- by the Prussians. The flight of the A'' very disorderly. rl
 Philadelphia, Nov. 24'-The Mus'aI .'aE fr r nagerie on Ninth and Arch streets 'o,a ,'.I, - a performance this P. N. The aul';-i n;a,i into the strestin panic. No ons ln'' fire was sxtinguishsd with small i''s'
 At a review. solored Company "n s ,s by a mob. The soldiers ItS0os! 1 -,a. with 0 bayonst, infieting s'sL' L'',..k.l their return they were agal9 as' h1 colored man shot twice and bslie''1 " injure d.
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in the same, and to use any public vessel that may be suitable for the purpose; the scientific operations of the expeditions to be prescribed Tn accordance with the advice of the Notional Academy of Sciences; and thst the sum of fifty thousand dollars, or such Bart thereof as may be necessary, be herebE appropriated, out oi any moneys Tn the tfeS s1ry not other Wlse appropriated, to be expedited under the direction ot President.
 Approved, July l2, 1870
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neither energy nor ability remains to again
 poise him in the atmosphere of politics rthat of speculation and fguratively speaking he falls to the earth helpless, repulsive mass. Thus it will b. seen that his ability consists in his dupIicity He, too. was at one time demo- crat in Arizona, and made speech in which he asserted the same; but then he was running for Congress; and a man, you know, will be- come almost anything under such circum- stance.
 The other man of liability" is the "Little Governor" We'll. we would willingly have passed him over but he permitted his man- of -al-work to tempt us by the publication of the above extract so we will even question his ability; In what does it consist In education No Yet had he possessed sufficient modesty to cause him tokeep his mouth sealed at pub- lie meetings, it might never have become so generally known that he lacks even an ordi- nary, common-school education When was the ability which we are told he possessed evinced, and how ? Never, at any time. Four years ago bis efforts to sell wildcat mining claims, in New York, were unsuccessful; and he was obliged to leave the broker bushes be. cause he lacked ability to make 1t pay. In Arizona his greatest ability was manifested on election day at Prescott, in the readiness with which he defaced democratic tickets by scratching out the name "P. R. Brady" and inserting Richard C. Mccormick" hoping thereby to obtain through artifee the vote which he failed to buy-nice business for Governor
 But we cannot afford more space to this subject at present, and will leave our readers 10 find "brains, education or cultivation" in these men, if they can we can't find either It will be observed that we have ignored Was- son in the general review; we did so because he is not responsible to the public, but snaps and barks in whatever direction hls keepers point him,
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FINAL ORGANIZATION OF TIES. P.R.R. Co.

FINAL ORGANIZATION OF THE s. P. R. R. Co.
 The corporators elected by the State of Texas 10 organize the Southern Pacific Railway
 Company met at New York on the lst of No
 vember and effected the establishment of a final organization, with Marshall o. Roberts of New York as President. The nomination for
 President was frs! tendered to Gen. Fremont
 who declined the proAered honor and said he felt it 8 duty and a pleasure to ask them to confer the position of eimanent pre- esideut of
 he Southern Trauscontinental Railway Con- pauy upon his friend Marshall Q Ro5erts; he possessed the confidence of the whole country. especially the financial world, and judging by his wonderful success in the past, he felt that under his auspices this great enterprise must become wonderful success in the future. General Fremont then put the question upon the nomination of Marshall O. Roberts AS president of the new company, and he was elected amid great appase.
 Mir Roberts took the chair and pledged himself 10 stand by the enterprise to the last. One of the dreams of his life had been to bring the North and South together in friendship and in peace. and he believed that the Traus- railroad was one of the surest means 10 that great end.
 Il now remains to be seen whether the pro- feet will be more successful that Fremont no lonrer aspires 10 the leadership. The disen, lerested course which he has pursued as shown here should obtain for him in the minds of all far men, thorough acknowledgement as ,tsunch supporter ofthe project
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At New Orleans, on the 18th uIt, despatches were received from Donaldssnville to the effect that an armed mob of negroes to the nnmber of 800 held possession of the place. Judge Laws and the Mayor. Mr Schsnberg are re. ported killed. The whites who could not es- cape were arrested and imprisoned, and the rioters threaten to burn the the town and hang several citizens. This was the condition of af- fairs on the night ofthe l2th, and next mora ing found the city in flames and many of it's white inhabitants lying mudered on the streets A call has been made upon the people of New Orleans to come to the rescue.
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The honorable part taken by our Prescott contemporary. the Miner in the late election campaign has obtained for il largely increas- ed circulation in Southern Arizona. We en- tirsly agree with the Los Angeles Nsacs. which says of the Miner {; 1t is marvel among frontier journals"
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NEW MEXICO AND
 STAGE COMPAN'.1 ', :

THE undersigned are running s., sfS' senger Coach from Tucson, Dy ~ % Ns1sr Silver Mines to La Mesilla' M fer J meeting st La Mesilld with eo1en' tn, and ls' of New Mexico, Texas, Chlnu1N States. vvnrsss bb Partic ular attention paid t' A1
 sOmfsrt sf passsngers' n.v1s { C0s5I
 DA 1' Prglh1
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North American Railway Company, of sn ,,,onnt of Tinted States certificates of inde5t cdnass snual to it's share in tho whole sum sIIoved and to be paid; said certificates 10 be of lb. denomination of ous thousand dollars zach to be made and issued by tho Secretary of inc Treasury in such form, and signed S,- tested. and registered as he shall direct, and w;th or without interest warrants As he may nrsfer. Each certificate to run five years from it's date, 10 draw interest, pRyE5le semI~ annually, at the rato of four per centum per anuun, and to be payable both principal and interest, in lawful mousy of tho United Slates, to bo hereafter appropriated and provided for by Congress.
 SEc. 2. And be it further enacted, That the acceptance by ihe said States 1 Massa- chusetts and Maine and the said European and North American Railway Company ot the amount hereby authorized 10 be paid to each Of said States for the use and benefit of said railway company Ahall be held and regarded as full ad iGslment lIquidatio ana paymen ofaRv and al othaI claims of the sad States of Mass chusests and Maine, and of said rEil- way company, or either of them, against the United States for and on account of any mat- ters atising from any money expended by sad Slate of Massachusetts on account of the var with Great Britain in eighteen hundred and twelve to eighteen hundred and fifteen, or any iuterest thereon, or on account of any msiters arising out of or accruing from the treaty with Great Brtoin known as the treaty ot Wa sh' iugton, or for or on account of any other mat ,era which havs been assigned by sad States of Massachusetts and Maine to said railway company.
 Approved, July 8. 1870.
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Approved, July 8. 1870,

AN ACT making appropriations for the con- struction, preservation, and repairs of eer tain fortifct tione and other works Ol defense, for tho fiscal year ending Jaus thirty, elgkt ecu hundred and seuentJ~one.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of he;rssenta;ivss cf the United States of Amer lea in Congress assembled, Ihas the tollowlu ug ruuE 0e, an1 they are hereby, appropriaiaG, out of any money in the treSsu,y lot olhSrsise appropriated, tar ,hS construction, preservs, ten, and repair of certain iortifcaions And other works of de:enss for the year elding the thi tieth of June, eighteen huudred and sev- enty-obe
 Fer Fort Pteble Fort Gorge and Fort Scsmmel. in Portland har5or, Maine, seventy five thousand dollars.
 Foe Fort Independence, Boston harbor Assssehuee.t, if y~three thousand dollars.
 For Fort Warrea, Bost IT har1or, Massa- ckusetts one hundred IhouAand dollars.
 For Fort winthrop, B sen haroOr, Massa- cbasSits, siGty-nine thousand to.ieFs.
 For Fo Hsnihoa, and additional batteries New York hArbor, New York, forty SIX thou sand dollars.
 For fort on ths site of Fort Tompkins Staten Island, New York, ;he uGexpende balance E of appropriations herstofore made for "cAse- mated battery on Staten Island, are hsre5y authorized to bs transferred and applied
 For Fort Schuyler East liver, New York eighty thousand dollars
 For fort on Willetts point, opposite Fort Schuyler East riysr, New York, ninety thou. sand dollars.
 For Fort Columbus, GO'ernor's island, New York, ity two thousand dollars.
 For Fort Wood, Bedlow's island, New York, sizssea ihonaand dollars.
 For Baterly Hudson, New York harbor, thirty thousand dollars.
 For Fort Mihlln, lear Phi hiladelhia, Psnnsyl. vanisI ifty-fVe thousand dollars.
 For Fort Delaware, Delaware river, Della. ware, lhiIGy-seyen thousand dollars.
 For battery at Finn's psut, opposite Fort Delaware, thirty three thousand five hundred d0iia.s
 Fora fort at Fort point, entsapce to San Francisco harbor, California, enc hundred thousand dollars.
 For fort at Lime point. entrance 10 San Francisco harbOr, one hundred thousand dol lars
 For fort at Alcatraz Is land, San Francisco harbor, California fifty thousand dollars. For contingencies, and preservation and repair of Notifications, for which there may be 10 speciai appropriation available, ore hun dred and fifty thousand dollars.
 For construction of sea- coast mortar bat terss st existing defensive positions, seventy i've thousand dollars.
 For surveys for military defsnses, one hun, dred thous aud dollars
 Approved, July II, 1870
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OtiCe!

All Person sare cautioned aga in st. purehasin < or regulating certain PrOmissory Note for ono thousand i've hundred do liars, given by me 'o Simon k, Chambers, datad April 7;h, 1870, and psJ able 0n the first of January 1871, Ra the said nVts was Obtsinsd from Ine by fraud.
 s.W, CHAMBERS. EuSos Hay :, 1879. tl7o.