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, 1870-01-30

The New York Nortf, defending - sen-
cation in journalism and especially tho
publication Of seand"ls, Gags:
Ill n e1.,sStoe5 sueSeAa n,ss. o. Mt' - a,
inereat which y u,ls<rfsi Is mat of tbe rt.uoa
:, an 1T nsTs mace suc a, H. o.as. .ndstputap
ss11ac,toca sfs BOT secsa.otse:- Ill T. = aos a. tns.
Ledsertsa rodti It pur1ty. il ID uot tnsS tnes
str .eA ariufr. sns aaeJ ~ % not ana Il not
me t1ofta Of The ,ars ch.rac1es. better vr1tten
I'd VIII ~ k1tss sGr a q nssat 4s1
ocxur snu come to light: Nooa. etoe,s tns sen
~ t,1 q snn RT99te a sssrT
public Journal doe' rtspeot
Nas not sae that newspaper saandalA
derive sneas interest," ftom 1ae eause eoutces
as even tho stof'ea pooi1neo In tne LeoeeT-
atoEy thas 2nc4uaeu tne oesaiS OF
m act m adn1tefy' aeduesaon,
of Tape - US easenee ano
object o1 Its plot would oe condemned o.
| impure, and would nos appear ID any re-
| spectacle publication. There are many
respectable md valuable hes'ons wherein
| such CRIMES Afa Narrated. Ine eicaf o.
Wakefield ana Hears OF aA1-iotoaan
illustrate no~ sad, and now anraened Will
ne, ,f a tn,nane man ,,f oenins vhila too
many neusnap-r 1epo.1a OF crimes. and ill
eaoe. papaasa'.a ~ 10 800 :Ss..1,e ~ a..
gaze''se' sAu 'n'o'ea e'e.n' sn~ . -, 'a1' 10
lated m behalf of the so-csl,ei s.yillaiu v
IN the Tragedy deep'se ms snln-sk'nns,
preteneea oi mo1e''s- ane Rooo VI ona
effect Of na1z ,tions OF CRIME depend, In
great measure, on this very f1ct whether
the nar1ztot's inpuost syupashles, which be
sa. no n t1s..eas % Nv ,si,,ne rsrs x,.h ~. M
crime or nesinst it. II 1hey we1e with it,
tho crime, under his pen, in spite Of any
hypoc1itica1 professions to the contrary, Il
pictured in way that not only expresses in
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TzWtucftts Raods Land, hAz 4 c11.xsn usaaed
D<steJ, Nho+e ''!cete u ktvnG dinns18 70 ptts.
etrfs- He has Il sda st7sntEpenss for 1'TthS
!s1kns slt1 & to tbo MCttes uf TsF3e3s pF!so =
sse<n Aai@e to kAn1Ec2J, IN The eee&Aaa q u
hustsy, Va R1s{ tsstsG.
, 1870-01-30

"Ca,fert1a unssrd,'.. NJ vrzza'', At cstsrs:
s1a,eu Pual,ss. "b1 DsS:nsmps, q T.ofeuoe.
" Atbs dxlt.,~by Ex+r1sa. II Hap:a':s = Gorr<es,"
= 8s sxaAsa II Milan: "A' ms-do Asns,*
~ Alhxsta It Esrses; II Daa Auifns.T b,
Eseau+ gstetr, II R.,ne: !" cssAsato<o coloa.o,"
nr Nsro4ra, st nsa's; "La 1sasea d. 0sras"
b, Ns.chto, 4. EoTe,iars: '1Uao Satso di No
.xmtrr,"b =, ist1po' ss1. As Mia" "ost1Ats D.
sits" pJ No:cs1zz. II 5yfAc3se; "Lac'n, Vn
cGu,,"t3 Ausre4 VI Lczs: "uib!rto d sAts-
x."n, L,r4 n, II Ets:2des'a: "A1aore . cA3z,o-
IN y b. T. nptA. at TuE,p; III AnAstfn ii Beoo-
i = b, P.E..n., =, Bcsaars soh Il Avvea,use
orr Por's," bs D,le Hazst'e, Ct Psdua- Tur
cen pixie fal.rrea were: "Aar,e." ~ 3ampren,
q. yu:ox, .Eleonola d'Afo1res, y ASA. +,
csx. ...,t; :, Frtsc1L"b Asntuorat u Ailau; asa
.-G.1t,ers d, yrr5,'' z.Hs.oused to Doc xesss, =
S.px,, ~ i<i.tute. " ~iae emmett CT So
- at.-t rr.snttT PxxEakIaz F1CxIx
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Tns cs1riage n ~xcA PEstpas Afaus toas =. "
rent,.l ruk il euxassd fox avs weeks aheAa ot
M.w yotx.rx Hnp MA AAxaoas h ses tne o'
zalalN.
, 1870-01-30
THE WORLD. Of Amusement

TUE WORLD Of AMUSEMENT.
eooundralism.
And its MAudlin Admirers.
Tbs HguIs sf Blsbbl. "
And NeN II .-Hat Barslarixed
| Midnight Asssat:
Gallant Conduct Of tho Inmates
AMaSemsHtS,
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| pfpYt4 &F Ufl6 70 1u6 dOu1t8sGsIy N1tQ NdlT1
bsve alxA5a tu vested her bJ enooa1nS broom fns
| her de{snce A1d also eolemniy na1sed upon the
instant Of Alxru to adrtElstsf dose OF eenuA II
| the r TopoesIu1 Baby, which sawxJ1 mAtt1 the
| Wotde1fnl Baby tereau IN ! k1Ea:ful n1uoeE.
Cclesse, who ss~AYs keepA kettle ot boiling
vxsef cu the s.ose, as Boo7sy n addicted 70 Ees
| utr IN In too night 4ad taking something WArE,
! coute4ted herself with tho kettle foF WeApon-
| Boct e. himself, wno ii po1h71 rot wa1sssr- Do
e1ared haFef tn fAvor Of r,llnE pin for h!s d.z-
! ter md paxtF tor hts sinister hand Oar rt1'e
N,rnon armed hesrel tor tt4 mar with har button.
ncle scissorr, being evidently determined 10 htns
| the eramJ to close coupet. Frx-Herpszt tnonaef
he had better 70 snd sasAp II Tie hofs' fof 70 =
| utxnss, but hin p1opostt3su Efs received VIE u
di7pa4s tnurrurs. He plea that he Thought 1t 1t
, dpty to 70 aud yiait ack aunt IN Isnkatee ne
/ With 10 more thvpr taAn BIZ 1rat eFaatea. At
therefore. chose biG Na4b-pltcter Tot hi Wsapou
; | Tho WHOA family row was Armed 70 the teeth
( | AID .sady to dis Ia dsfenoa of tho root-aee Q
= | B'obhe ...-.........-... 80,
snz II ntt<an sanates sfrst fu tho uosn'ns. taa
e Od Btoobs pnbeae& Mr. Blssss In taa rshs V1t
= his e1bov, apd aasd:
It "Ghto!"
!, Wbereopon ME. Bsoboa tnooed.
It~as N ordinarily ds.f night. lafxe ss'
10 Rf{.efeu In The we4s- The WED moantd dtfol
/. tnrnush the hsap:hhs Of tas t1ses. gbost VI
vanoe.1rx about tho osd TIT ce1oete1J. IN sea1t
- Of n,s eoras, which bad eeaa snovsd up to nos
VI MI, without t,s ccnsest or tuow1edxc. 1t Il
IN roYner of Foq1teen1h Gixest asd XlehtgAu ~
IT. me tired traveller wAs embracing fA1r.ro7
Of yeuoe dog on &uxsoEee aFeuus va eAyt
:, l 1t the raoon- 4 po1tosman VA Neepln9 81 koo
~ ~ st7eet; md m frunt Of pssarAa o1nnah
o., / Archer ArenuA, TAfsIes va raa1,n1 1ess
kar Rrtdrek 1t he tront xaas. o1netsaaa. .as &
IN tsck. sss soeres va uaatnnaa. s1anns
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: NEW YORK.
The Weathar and the Princa.
The Delmonico Assemblies.
Cheap Toilettes-
A Musical Party.
Tbs vu]gsity Of Chicago.

fYkox L ssxciAL ooaaxxRoxDknr>l
Nxw TokE, Jat. II.
Eo1ekat What ridiculous Lonssaso aof sostns
tase been tAlk,1e tor sns pant tWo q ,ntas, to b
Ku1e, Hsqat the apptnA1n " us Gull Hsses1. ths
.tu t4pne1.c tudusLee OF comets, the ecitPst. and
Tbs aueatef onlf ksesa wsst elke' IN tas'r ef.
torta to eccp3nt lof this most exraoIdla4s7
-ea,her, Nos, ~ dear TRIBUNE, . os1'liAbs
,asA hes faat oocurred to ne: 4-d. ~ 1 an saot-
epxply pnse,dtb, AID can nerer enioy AoJtnfnx
a.ote. intend 10 ahare 1t With J1n.
P7ttee Arthur has bean. aud goce, And dona is''
SnH u tho winter Of cur dsconteLt R.sds
u.o.1ous suumt1 ~ ,nis son Ct Guelph, and hers
=. sye, o tohed IN the c1ost 1ncetemo3fous nto,
ntr, ard ttIhoat ~ Gnch - eJ Jo1t leave, into !
len pe,Atnrr of Is FAnzennet, and, 4s 4
cptteoae1ce, reduced 10 that unpleasant c3adt-
non OF body 10 eraut.eAlls ard eGectuaiJ de-
tc.,bed hi Ar KAnr!ltnL I wi4a teo immortal
nard had p&xd tone o&ter .ord for "g!orfous,' y
dr. rete cen .au md me, this hi-Adrsaed marriage
OF Ia1 uar, ard AtJ u ny hing tnt f'or.oos, md
thtrf rho least Albf.sez Thornton cAn do u 10
uJsc The Pt11cn to sctd immediately 70 C,icaxo
fut = d.snrce appneanle rrne1 tne u.Tonnstaneea
fstt CT tss clrtumssaness hsye Jet to cI!tt
pscee wa,ch aecreo cunld nof b hAn1. ~ tuo
tr1xsI std speedeAs knpaI2klod Tor tha dtxzstxoa8
oos asoaercea Of hla 1.s1t uta Htghaess, An
to!o, e1p1t secd tho 8tesaetr Eor. f1se and de-
J.snt n nur pcrenuts' spItg. n an 31ucZ p'cas-
II contrast 10 the inhoAp1taose SHOWS cf Aoo-
,rea,, where JACK F1o-t psnched his ro1a nose,
p,ppsd hh IT Fe9s, auo f1oze fts cars n tne
4 ost ed uenoc1auc faanton.
A. sooa lnck -ouid hare 1t, "O7sa" wss On
rhe rosIda 1t Wa.iAckt, and thlters probably
WITH N iassinessvs longing for toutsnsax tnAt
,o1d Of hone, It Piluce rrpatrtd. Your reade11
y1e. do1htlesr, tsLiilat Win the p'AI: hut only
tno.e who have seen II At Wauscki
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
LAND FOR SOLDIERS.

Congress passed law at itslete session,
which was approved by the President Jp-.
y 18th, giving one hundred and sixty
acres Of land to all soldiers aud marines,
who served the government in the late
war. Husbands to be taken from every
alternatescction, and can be located along
any Of the lines Of railroads, or other in
ternsl Improvements, or wherever govern.
ment land has been surveyed and is in
market As soon as We canNget an Official
copy ofthe law from Washington, we will
publish it in full. so that all who are enti.
tied to this land, will be enabled to know
how to go about getting it. The Repub-
lican party docs not forget those who de-
Tended tlle4ation against secession and re-
bcliion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
.DEMoCRATIo PLATFORMS.

, I is singular fact and true saying
that whom the gods wish to destroy they
fret make mad. They have made the
Democratic party as mad az any bcdla,n-
ties They chow their madness in moth
ing more strikingly than in proclaimiug
their creed. They have declared upon ey-
cry occasion their opposition to liberty,
justice aud law Every principle Of Re-
pnblicanism, sucbas our forcfalhcrs fought
for, is scorucd andrepudiatcd BY the Dem
ocratic party. They waged a four years
war to oycrturn our Republican govern
mcnt, and to establish an oligarchy Of sla.
very And glorying in their sbame-'na-
king boast Of their disloyalty and anti
Rcpublicaaisin they enbody their inFam-
Gus purposes aud principles in all their
platforms Ifthoy were BALI as shrewd as
they are interruptions, they would see
that they sCre only digging their own
graves. But they seem to learn nothing
from experience. Ten years Of constant
and overwhelming defeats has not taught
them even the necessity Of concoaling their
odious.principles. They obrude them up
on the people as if in very desperation. =
In every State where they have held con
ventions This year. they have belehcd forth
10 the world their contempt for law, their
hatred for our national debt, their opposi-
ton ocqupl rights, and their purpose to
have "the Constitution as it was" whancv-
or they obtain power. No party ever
showed such bungling stupidity and dis.
honesty as they do. Thus far they have
not anywhere laid down patriotic. liLcr-
al popular platform. All that can be said
in favor Of the best Of them is, that they
are not so bad as some others. Their plat
Storm in West Virginia is probably the
worst. But when all are as bad rs their
authors can make them, it is hardly worth
'while to draw comparisons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
TILE CANVASS.

The campaign in this State has now full
'ly opened. The State is being thoroughly
cinvassed by both parties. There ishard,
" school house but at which meetings
have been held. Our candidate for Gov
ernor is doing good work in the cause. -
Col. Swami, Gov. Stanton. Senator VII.
ley, Gen. Witchcr and other speakers are
pushing the enemy to the wall. The
Republicans are more determined this year
than ever before. The Republican meet
ings are more largely attended than they
were in 1868. The effective work now
being done in tue cause of Ropublicanism,
canaot fail to roll up an increased MAORI
ty in October, for our candidates.
lSthis Senatorial District our Soldier
candidate for the State Senate, Maj. +.
W. sissOn, is doing good work. Every,
where he is greeted with large enthusiastic
and determined meetings. There is nc
doubt Of his election to the Senate by over
500 majority. The Ku Klux oftho Kama,
VIA Valley ore dead in the she'll" never
10 be resurrcctcd, until Gabriel blows hi.
: horn, ..----2..-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

1000 Buildings Burned. S25,0OO 900 or
rRorERTY DESTROYED. Herring's safe in Con
stantinople.
The only Sat phich preserved It's conte,tsi
constantinople Turkey. 9lst June, 1870.
Messrs. Herring Earring 4 Sherman, New York
DEAR SRs:-I arrived here with my family
recently. and had an interview with our Mia.
lister, Hon. u. Joy Morris. who told me that
one Of your Safes. kept in the U. s Consulate
here, was the only one whose contents were
found untouched by the late FIRE. | now have
il on exhibition, and have obtained some i'm
portaut orders / am. your obi servant.
AID -DIMoKIpES.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,
The most ssliablegrOteetion from ire nov knora'
HERRlNG's SEW PATENT BANKERS SAFE,
with the new combination Of Hardened Steel
and Iron, aud the Eranklinite. or SpiegeI Eisen
(Herring & Floyd's Patent)
HERRING, FARREL, 4 SHERMAN,
26I Broadway. cor Murray ST.. NY.
FAR - / HERRING q CO.. Philadelphia.
HERRING 4 CO Chicago.
HERRING ia tREL d SHERMAN. NO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

WI have repeatedly asked our dowr-
town neighbor to tclI~ho ''Msj.9. Here
fordis. Where did he "carPct.bas" from?
Whit army was he in? Does he: claim to
be citizen Of West Virginia? Has he
ever paid cent of taxes III this State?-
We would like to be enlightened upon this
matter. We have seen several afidayits
from officials of Monroe county, stating
that when Hereford was called upon to
give list Of his taxable property TO the
Assessor, be positively refused to do SO,
and declared most omphatically that lie
was not citizen of West Virginia, but o
California, aud therefore, was not liable
to isza,ion. He has been 10 West Nir
ginia about four years, and il all that tim,
has not paid dollar Of taxes. Yet b
has the impudenee 10 ask you for YOU
votes Will you yoIo for man who say
heis not a citizen Of your State, aud who
refuses to pay taxes to help carry On7 youl
S5lo government, support ,yN',r--setiFoUfs
and Laar-pr-yUur roads? We dout he
reve you will
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
ADAPTATION or THESE TERRITORIES.

idaho growsall the cereals and ordinary
vegetables, northern kinds of fruits, and is
suited to stock. raising. Utah produces
over million bushels Of cereals annually.
w Wyoming has dneggass aud fertile valleys
Arizona. grain. riCe,Ssugars aud cotton, =
Montara agriculturalstaplcs ofall kinds;
nearly four millions Of dollars worth a
year Colorado, one Of the most luxuriant
pastures of the continent. OF Alaska not
enough is known to speak with confidence;
but the remainder is abundant!y rich III
mineral resources of the most varied na-
ture, and are destined to become homes for
immense populations, The population Of
this territorial domain is not fur from four
hundred thousand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
nnn,l Wnnt 10 Ennnllze.

A rich conxersaliou OCCURRED few days
ago ashoftdistance above town that shows
the cdorca man is up to snuff when the
Democracy try to wbeedle him into the
belief that be ought to return to slavery
under the Constitution as it was.and the
Union as it is" 4
A prominent Democrat Of Lewis town
ship. nndioid Uncle Jimmy wcrc riding
out Of towo together, and tho copper
Johuy noticing that Jimmy was not very
laxative. asked binl why he was 30 quiet.
l3ecarse," replied he, u know that
some white folks dontt like de colored
folks TO talk much "
We'll WE'LL" said the DENNY. "neyer
mind, Jimmy; just talk as il you were :.
talking among your own color. Now"
csutihued be. lyon don't feel just as
though you ought to be on equality with
the white folks, do you, jimmy" very
patronizingly
mo, sab, | don't" said Jimmy. slight
" misunderstanding the question.
Ahha." said Demmy John, chuCtliug
with the idea that he had got a heavy item
for the next meeting Of the Khan, ''why is
that Jimmy"
why, FIVE was" replied uncle Jim.
my, "you Dimmycrats would be wanting
to marry some Of our colored gals after
while, and aat roula spile dc race"
Tho DENNY Immediately discovered
that he bad business at the mill. Morgan
torn Post.
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ecoRD.
Senator Morton, Of Indiana, gives the

Senator Morton, Of Indiana, gives the
following record of the Republican party:
Itabolished slavery!
1t established Universal Suffrage!
1t gave liberty to all sections!
Unprotected the civil rights Of all men!
1t defeated liquidation!
1t gave Republican Government to the
South!
1t built The Pacific Railroad!
1t passed the Homestead Law!
1t opened new roads into the uninhabi-
ted public domain!
Ii secured Pensions and Homesteads to
the Union Soldiers!
1t has reduced the National Debt one
hundred aud forty-six millions in sixteen
months, thus certainly securing the ex-
tinction Of the whole debt in less than
fifteen years.
Thus reduced Tardtioa Eighty Millions
Of Dollars in one blu
1t has passed Revenue Tariff with full
incidental protection to American labor!
h.has reduced the prospective interest
on the National Debt!
Aud we may add: It supports the Lib
cral Principals of United Germany, against
the, DCspotism of the present French Dy-
nasty, tho enemy Of the United States du.
ring our great Rebellion.
Compared ,oiM lie Disastrous Record Of
lie Democratic Party
Sympathy with tue Rebellion!
Devotion to Slavery!
Hostility to Universal Suffrage!
Persecution to the Freed People!
Opposition to the Civil Rights Bill!
Favorable to Republication.
Adverse to the Reduction Of the Debt
Votes in Congress against Reducing
Taxation!
Prejudiced against the Union Soldier
Committed to Low Wages and Fret
TradeI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

State. Certainly, in this matter tle peo.
ple cannot be deceived. There mua Be a
limit in the practice of fraud beyond which
the Democratic leaders cannot safelygo.-
We believe that limit will be fo1td Just
here. This attempt at deception wlloer-
tainly open the eyes Of thousands fhcuase
Democrats, who will ct last turn With dis.
gust from q party which sustained slavery.
made var on the government. slaughtered
hundreds of thousands Of our best citizens,
involved the country ia an immense pub
lie debt, fosters reasonable, secret, polit.
ical societies bound together BY wicked
oaths, and which has ever trampled on the
poor and denied them the benefits Of odu-
cation. -RaUenseoOd Ners.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
>. cro.bi4 and Mr.. G. II. Saunders.

James CrOS0le. ana VT. v. II. OhuuueTs'
All these buildings were pretty we'll enVel-
lopsd in flames before the bose from the
steam Ere engine, which had been station
I'd on the river bank at the foot of Court
street could be got to the ground to play
upon the fire. The first water was thrown
upon the Clauter building. aud so etfectual
was it, that tho further progress Of the
FIRE in that direction was at one arrested.
IL a few minutes more another stream was
brought to bear upon the building on the
corner Of Second aud Mulberry streets.
owned, we believe. by Messrs. D q. and
W. II. Lasley, and Theodore Montague.
Esa., and occupied as Law Offices by
Judge Lasley, Nc Montague, Grosyenor
l. Worries, aud Hays and Harper Here
the progress of the fumes Southwafd was
stopped, with the partial destruction Of the
building, but the other building adjoining
that. toward the place where the fire orig.
mated. to wit: The Carriage House and
Blacksmith shop of Mr.. B F Stivers and
the residence Of Mr. Josiah Huntley, were
totally destroyed. In all. there were
eleven buildings destroyed, three Of which
were stables.
Mr. Hopkins had a valuable trotting
mare burned in the stable. and two horses
so badly burned as to be nearly valueless.
Besides these. he lost q considerable
amount of hay andfoed. and some harness.
We believe be estimates bis loss at So. 600.
The building. which belnugedto Mr. Hen
ry Priode. was probably worth from 81 900
to 81 500. Mr.. Eberfeli's building prob
ably cost from $4,000 to $4,000; Mr..
Claunter's, we should say, from 81 900
to 81 500; Mr. Stiyers. from $500 to
$4,000; Mr.. Hun,ley's from 81, 900 to
j 500. and that belonging to the Lasley
Brothers. which might as well have been
burned up. for all tits now worth. ut about
the same Allof the families occupying
the buildings lost largely in furniture aud
other property. some Of them about all
they had. Mr.. Moore. who Occupied Mr..
Stivcr's house, lost about all he had in his
house, as we'll us the books in which his
accounts were kept Mr.. Crusbie saved
very little, aud VIC hear that his family did
not even save all their ordinary every day
clothing A Mrs Tuhbs, who occupied a
room in Mr. Eberfeld's building, lost
about everything she possessed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

Switzerland is suffering immensely uu-
der the present war. She hos no coal
mines, aud procures her coal from Ger
many. But coal, grain and many other
necessaries of life, have,beon declared con-
traband Of war by the South German gov
ernments, aud arc not suffered to pass the
border. In consequence all factories in
Switzerland have been compelled to sus.
pend operations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
From the POmerOy Telegraph. Sept. l4th J
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLA.
GRAFTON IN pOMENOY.

Our city was visited on Saturday night
last by another of those periodic conaagra-
tons to which it has been doomed in past
time, and we suppose will be doomed in
future time. until its citizens ceases to
erect mere tindor.boxes for dwellings and
places of business, and dignity them with
the name of houses.
10 this case the FIRE commenced in a
building on Mechanic street, owned by
Mr.. Henry Priode, aud occupied as q
Livery Stable by Mr., Thomas Hopkins,
who, by the way, had only come into pos
session Of the concern, some three or four
days previously,
From this the Gre extended to an ad.
joining stable owned by Mr.. William Lee,
and then across the street to q d.
owned by Mr.. B. r. Silver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.,

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,
BY order Of the Congressional Commit
tee, Gen. John S. Witchor, Republican
candidate for Congress, will address the
people of Mason county, at the following
fines and places:
Iictart Falls. Thursday, September 22d,
Ut I o'clock p NJ.
Hartford City, Friday. September 2Sd,
at II o'clock A. NJ:
Mason City. Friday, September 2sd, at
4 o'clock r. NJ.
West Columbia, Saturday, September
9th, at II o'clock A. NJ.
Clifton, Saturday, September 9th, at
I O'clock T. NJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

Tar Charleston Courier man is out on
I, il rsinpaee-fllcd with bad - and low
Slaclguardisp. 80 far as lis puny at.
tack on is 60. Me is at liberty TO sail il, I"
ifis sisese him comfort we do not IN
;sSAaQ follow tho wsg this fellow propo-
hes to leasN No doubt his lsts,edition was
vel selishsa es;1 class II rr5isrs.,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

TIE Democratic candidate fortbe House
Of Delegates in Mason county, is in the
upper part Of the county, making speech
cs to the people. 1t won't do you any
good MI Webster. Mason county Is
sound to the core for Republicanisni. She
will giye a Republican maiofiyof at least
a00
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
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