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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
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a cInen Of California running for
Congress IN West Virginia.
"Maiorp Frank Heroford's Taxes for the
years-1s65-O, 1860. 1860,
1860, 1900, 1890,

Grand rolal for So Years so0O,0OO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
-GN0. ". NIl'PE71,, EDITION.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA.
thursday, SEPTEMBER , 20 1870.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
sEyERAL JOINT DISCUSSIONS

PHELPS ON mIsn'orUMP
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The Governor of Louisiana has issued
a proclamation Qusrantining vessels from
Havana and other infected ports after
June 3
The Florida Legislature met in special
session on the 231.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch of the eth
states that the Republicans had elected
George Chahoon, Mayor, and their city
ticket The Council was in doubt. In
Petersburg the Republicans elected their
Mayor, but the Conservatives hayca large
majority in the Council. The Republi.
cans carry Farmvillc, and the Conserva.
ttves Charlottesville and Stanton. In
Alexandria, the Conservative ticket is
elected by about $50 majority. The Re.
publicans carry one ward.
A Memphis, Tenn, dispatch ofthe e1th
says the entire Democratic judicial ticket
was elected on the Goth, by msiorities
ranging from 900 to 400.
Official returns of the municipal cleo.
ton at Norfolk, Va, give John B. White.
head, Conservative candidate for Mayor,
~ majority. The Conservatives elected
IS OF the 81 Councilmcn.
On the afternoon Of May s5 three men
went to the house of Daniel and NELL
Mcleod, brothers, living in the western
part of Columbia county, North Carolina,
and murdered both, They also badly
wounded the wife, daughter and son of
Neil Mcleod.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch of the 31st
ult. says; "Thc Commissioners of Elec.
ton, this afternoon, gave certificates Of
election to II. II. Ellyson as Mayor, and to
the rest of those elected on the Conserva.
tive ticket. The Republicans will contest
the election before the courts. The Con.
sentative candidates held a meeting, and
declined TO accept the offices for which
they had received certificates, If 1t shall
appear on legal investigation that their
election depends on the throwing out of
the vote of the precinct from which the
ballot. box was stolen.n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

Miss Winnie Ream has modelled a
figure she calls The West"
The Milwaukee Young Mems Associ-
alton has over 1000 members.
VIM Stark, the poet farmer, of Man.
chester, N. H., has become insane.
Indiana has 1903 lodges Of Odd Eel
lows, with II, 1923 active members.
Benjamin Pearce, of Harvard Univer-
sity, is spoken of as "the greatest mathe-
matician in America"
Edward Ketchum is reported to have
made $4,000 since he left the New York
State Prison a few months ago.
There are eighty-four Masonic lodges
in Kansas, and a membership Of 1922.
Thee were All limitations last year.
Albert Blerstadt has Just finished the
largest painting that has left his easel for
a number Of years. 1t is a view Of the
White Mountains.
The sub.editors and reporters of the
Albany dailies have dubbed together and
started a Sunday paper The Press) on the
cooperative principle.
Prof. N. n. Niles, of Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn, has been elected Bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
New Hampshire, slice Chase, deceased.
The corner, stone Of the first German
Masonic Hall ever erected in the United
States was recently laid in ALI gheny
City. Members of the Grand Lodge of
the State were present.
Miss Kate V. Jennings, a quadroon,
has been appointed a clerk in the Fourth
Auditors office at Washington. This is
the first colored appointment among the
lady clerks in the Treasury Department.
-Lum Ling Wau, a skillful Chinese
physician, is coming to locate at New
York, bringing his W apothecsries, All
Mok and All Sam. His wife and an in.
terpretcr, Lu Sing, will accompany him.
DIR. lands, of Philadelphia, who was
convicted and sentenced to one years i'm.
prlsonment for publishing and selling
obscene literature, has been pardoned>byy
Gov. Geary, after serving about three
monthso of his time.
The Senators whose terms expire on
the 4th of March next are Morrill,, of
Maine Cragin, of New Hampshire; vii.
son, OF Massachusetts; Anthony, of Rhode
Island; Cattell, of New Jersey; Wiley.
OF West Virginia; Johnson, of Virginia |;
Abbott, of North Carolina Robertson, Of
South Carolina; Fowler, of Tennessee /;
Grimes, o fIowa; Howard, of Michigan ;
Thayer, Of Nebraska; Ross, of Kansas ;
Yates, of Illinois; Mcdonald, of Arkan.
sas; Revels, of Mississippi; Williams, of
oregon; Harris, of Louisiana Warner, o
alabama; Salisbury, of Delaware; Nc.
Creery, Of Kentucky and Norton. of
Minnesota The outgoing Senators are
al Republicans, except Salisbury, Nc.
Creery, and Norton. The seat of Mr..
Fowler has already been filed by a Dem,
ocrat' and that OF Mr.. Grimes by a Repub.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The corner Stone ct the new branch
mint building Mt San Francis len was laid
ON the sj.h, under tho auspices Of the
Grand Lodge of MasNns There VIVA "A
lnrgc c%pucourso present
A Detroit dispatch of tho g1th F'alcg
that the Fenian movements Ia th's vi
entity are SO quietly conducted that Il Ia
Impossible To obtain positively reliable In.
irlllgcncc A movement In some direction
10 certainly ON foot" Private iutclli
Rence WINS received In Chicago on the
goth, stating that the men In charge Of the
FORCE intended To demolish the British OK
petition to the Red River were getting on
nicely, and would he heard from In good
time. There was also information re.
cciycd direct from Riel, that he would
hold ont until assistance from the Fcniaus
went to bis rescue, and that the published
rtporta that he would ovaeuate the Terri
tory, were false and malicious inventions
of the enemy
The Boston Board Of Trade Excursion
party reached Omaha on the 25th. en- route
TO the Pacific.
The annual convention Of the Indiana
State Editors and puhlishcrs Association
met in Indianapolis on tho 9Th.
At Janc8yillG Wis, on the 21th, the
White Stockings, of Chicago, defeated the
Matuals, of JOnosyile, in a game of base.
ball itto 3.
The bridge over White Water river on
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati e Vt. Louis
railroad, at Richmond, Ind, was burned
on the night Of the 21lh. 1t will be rebuilt
immediately, and will cost 100000.
The model Of the equestrian statue of
Gen. Lyon by James William Mcdonald,
OF Now York, has been placed on exhibi.
tion at st. Louis.
Red Cloud and party arrived at Omaha
on the 2Sth, en- route for Washington.
kilograms from the East were received
at Fenian headquarters in Chicago ON the
9otll, to keep back men until further ad.
vices, and as they were from sources that
were relied upon, they were taken rs con,
tirming the previous news of the failure Of
the Canadian expeditions.
In a game Of baseball at Milwaukee on
the 9sth ut, the Chicago Club defeated
the Cream Citys, of Milwaukee, by II tc
10.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

.%CsI8graa has nos 40 miles 81 ran
The Wisconsin State Pair will be
held 10 hilsaukee In september
a New fnfh hatcher has dressed 4
bullock IN nine minutes and Ten seconds
a stockton tCtlJ firm IL manuhciaf
lng large quantities ~ machinery faf
Brighsm Young
For The fourth successive season. the
gfasah0ppera are warming throughout
Utah, 70 The devastation ~ the crops
The Tcxss State Fair was a magnla
cent SUCCESS The sale of spirituous a
quors was prohibited on or near the
grounds
Mr. Shanloy informs the Boston
Board of Trade that the Hoosac tunnel
viii be completed within three years from
the present time.
The eighteenth annual State Fair of
Indiana will be held at the city of lndi.
annapolis commencing Monday, October
3 ana continuing the entire week.
"A clause In The new Mine Ventilation
law Of Pennsylvania prohibits boys under
twelve years Of age from working in or
entering mines. Boys must have a cer.
tiicate Of age before they can be en-.
ployed.
The quantity Of iron ore transported
over the st Louis & Iron Mountain Rail.
road during the past four months amoun
ed to 139,357,2G0 pounds. The total
amount of pig iron transported during
the same time was l6,406,235 pounds.
AT the recent annual meeting Of the
State Dental Society in Boston, a doctor
explained a case of his where he had OK
tracted an liberated tooth, cleansed il of
ulcerous matter, and restored n TO the
Jaw, where 1t is now in use, o perfectly
sound tooth. The patient was present
and verified the account.
The army worms are devastating
luba Nalleyin California. A few days ago
they appeared opposite the river from
Marysyllle, and after stripping the willow
trees OF their foliage, swarmed over the
railroad bridge in such numbers that the
wheels Of the next train of cars mashed
thousands, and slipped on the track so
N"''J 'h"V VIC tidiN stopped
AT q mine in the Hartz Mountains It
was found necessary to connect two tun-
nels sixty-fve feet apart. To accurately
effect the junction, a compass was set in
one gallery, and a loadstone weighing 200
pounds in the other. The influence Of
the magnet over the compass through the
SONG rock was complete, and a perfect
precision of results secured. 1t is ex.
pectod that the same means will be used
as the two branches of the Mount Gents
tunnel approach each other.
"A speaker at a recent woman's suf.
frage meeting in San Francisco said
Two girls from a high school went into
the country for vacation. An opportuni.
ty was afforded them to earn something
during their holidays-the one as assist.
ant in q family, the other to help a farmer
through harvesting, 1t being difficult to
hire men. At the end of the vacation
they compared results. The housemaid
had worked sixteen hours per day, and
was paid two dollars per week. The one
in the field, who had taken the place of a
man had worked ten hours per day, at
two dollars and q half per day. Mark the
difference between mans work and mans
pay, and woman's work and woman's
pay"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

In the Senate, on the 26th, a bill was
introduced and referred, establishing the right OF
way Of the Portage Lake and River Inprovcmcu,
Company, and for a land grant 10 It. ... Tho bill an.
proplating SAol,0W IRON the funds Of the Freed.
mems Bureau IN aid of the wllh ,rforce University
was passed. .., The Consular Diplomatic bill was
received from The House Nnd referred s.. The ~.
port oil the Conference Committee IN the Fifteenth
Amendment Enforcement bill was adop'ed-S TO
II a Joint ne oiution was reported, authorizing
the Midland Pacific r ilrosd 10 bridge the Mis-.
souri, River al or near Nehraska City The Leeis.
lative, Executive aud judicial Appropriation bin
was further considered, and seVeral amendments
were snbmltted. -. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 25th, the bin to
revive the navigation and commercial interests Of
the United STATES came up, and after discussion,
a subsiitnte WAS introduced The Senate North.
ern Pacific Railroad Joint resolution was reported.
without amendment, and an amendment forbid.
ding the company to sell its lands to otter than
nc ual settlers IN lois OF 100 acres, or At prices
beyond Sab0 per sore, was reiccted--75 TO los
and an Amendment suhjectlng lands granted 10
the operation of tho Pre-. emption and Homestead
laws at $3.50 per acre was also rejected, by Is TO
los. /, ,Adlou ned.
In the Senate, on the Goth, the Joint
resolution giving the consen, OF Congress to tho
acceptance by tho state Of New jersey Of the
Stevens Battery wss passed A report was made
upon the memorial of citizens of Rhode Island
upon the discrimination against naturalized cill.
tens Npdcr no constitution OF that si.fc Bills
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
Religions and Educational.

The Disciples Of Christ have twenty
two congregations in Now England.
THE Mctho lists have already $94 200
toward establishing a Chinese mission
house in San Francisco.
In Baltimore the Methodists ARE
building an cdittce that will exceed Ia size
ana magniicence any Protestant church
in that city.
The Uniyersalists Of Rhode Island
nave raised the amount, with some thou
sands to spare, that was assessed on theri
as their share Of the Centenary fund.
The lady principal experiment in the
Dayton, o., schools is so successful that Il
Ia determined to appoint, next year, ladies
to all the priucipalships,
A Preshy terian church has been or
ganized NJ Anahrim, Cal, 400 miles south
Of San Francisco 1t is about the first
country Presbyterian church establ, shed
In the State.
The First Congregational Church in
Mississippi has lately been organized In
Toncaloo by the American Missionary
Association It has sixteen members, Of
whom ten are colored.
The regular Baptists are more nu.
merous in Virginia than in any other
State, There they have 1G4 churches and
lOi,0St members In Georgia they report
Q greater number of churches than in
Virginia, but a less membership by 4,124
A little girl five years of age, on be.
ing asked what is faith, a~rtlessly replied !.
ut is doing just what God wants us to
do, and ask uo questions about it.n This
covers the whole field perfect trust, com,
btned with implicit obedience.
The American Educational Society.
recently in session in Boston, report re.
eeipls of S21, goo expenditures, $24,400.
Number of young men assisted, 1854.
The Massachusetts, State Bible So.
ciety has expended during the year $4,000
for books, SO S21 for salaries and Incl.
dent,ls, and has paid 1865 to the Ameri.
can Bible Society.
The Wisconsin Teachers Association
will hold its eighteenth annual session at
Watertown, commencing Tuesday even.
ing, July u, and closing Thursday even.
ing, July H.
"A young lady in New Hampshire has
secured . position as school teacher upon
the following certificate "This is to Ger.
tify that Tanner Noyes stands on a medi.
um with other girls of her age and sex,
and for what know is as good as folks in
general" Egs*9
Rev. Robert Hall, the great Baptist
minister of England, when asked how
many sormon a preacher could convcn.
tently prepare in a week, replied: "If
he is a man of pre-cminent ability, one |;
Il he is man Of ordinary ability, two
If he is al Ass, six"
AT a Unitarian Conference lately held
in Chicago, 1t was voted to ask that
Meadville Theological School may be
removed TO Chicago. Robert Collyer
reported that eleven years ago his church
paid him IS a week, and So for a church,
Last year they raised $4,000, and their
annual income Is $4,000.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
The Popular Tonic of the kg.

|
The day has gone by when o medicine WNtV|
merit could command and retain the conhde1N 4
the world. Advertising induces the public % n
many things, but In this shrewd and th0ugas|
age, words will not suffice without proof, and It'd
by the exercise OF their private judgm nj, MT b
termine he relative value Of the var ous artd
recommended to their notice through the hnsts
columns of newspapers. nostetter's stonr
Bitters has now been subjected to this selrets
ordeal for mora ihan eighteen years, and y
result is that 1t stands at The heal OF the lss
remedies to which 1t belongs. 1t has ditara
and lived Gown innumerable competitions, and
to-day the Standard Vegetable Tonic Of The w
ern world. The happy effects which haVeiolE.
its use in cases Of dyspepsia, bili0usness neHl
affections, intermittent fevers and general Dc u
and as a constitutional invigorant, have tnhlA
to universal confidence. Nothing can ever sl
its reputation, for it is based oh the indiyidui
periences of tens of thousands of wlttesss I
braclpr prominent and well known citizE'
every profession, occupation and class. Tneg
not 4 ci Y, town or settlement, in the Ua
states where 1t Ia not a medicinal STAPLE
druggist or general deaer would consds
stock complete without ii, and the returns I'll
internal revenue department show that It's 4
exceed those Of any other proprietary restGlS
manufactured on this side of the Atlantic. !
be .%eiicial results derived during a long sere
years from the use OF Hostetler's Bitter, b
convinced the whole community thai the onlyg
way to restore to health a broken down OF da
tated system, or to put the human body on III
feucA when exposed to unwholesome iBfnepNl
to %iagigOrdte, regulate and purity 1t at one and
same time.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
Miscellaneous,

Pleading OF the ~Bar-Begging for a
drink.
Men who TACT on the square. Ella.
ziers.
-FigOeratlvely speaking-The action
OF q dumb person.
The rates of the Washington Life are
the same as other good companies.
Another steam man has been mann.
featured in New York.
When does a bell know it is going to
ringS When it is tolled (told)
Large numbers are already securing
beard for the Musical Institute to be held
in Chicago the last of August.
Surely some people must know them.
selves they never think about ANYTHING
else
"A Louisville man sues the CITY for
$4,000 for dismissing him from the police
force.
The Boston Post says, Jordan has
done much to make De Rodas hard 10
travel as possible
The Boston Adpsrtissr says, mo panes
were spared to make the P~hiladelphia
hail storm successful"
The boy who undertook to ride a
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sNtlhHrr W recently fund some gold
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iuf cnnvfrs1in n, which nrtlsio be- learned
hy many iHihars said a little fluryeaf
Ola Mother father won't De- IN heaven
with us SIN hef' why nv cbildl'
Br0aufe tc can't leave the store
"A young lalYof Montgomery county,
MI ti thc mnai respectable family, aud
pns ell ul considerable means. hiss late.
ly ,lop,d with and married a negro, in
order to royrngc herself upon her parents
who refused 10 permit her tolave the man
of her choice
An old bachelor says that we are safe
rom ever having % woman fr President,
because not n Of the sex would ever
confess to being over thirty-6ve, which ia
the aye prescribed by The Constitution as
ne youngest point at which any man Is
eligible TO that Office.
A practical Joker In Providence, r. |,
The other day engaged and paid five hand.
organists To play one hour before the
door uf a nervous butcher. They did t.
despite the offer Of the butcher TO pay
them II each 10 60 away, and against al
his cntreatics and threats. Each organ
played a different tune, and the combina,
ton was something terrific.
AT one time Daniel Webster had a
difficult case to plead, and a verdict wal
rendered against his client. One of tn,
witnesses came to him and said: "Mr
Webster, if | had thought we should hay,
lost the case, | might have testified a prea'
deal more than | did, ut is of no con
sequence" replied the lawyer, "the Jury
did moi believe o word YOU said.'
A San Francisco merchant who hat
an unstable article consigned to him from
the East, got his personal friends together
assigned each a street, and instructed
them to call at every store and inquir,
for this particular article. Then he ad
vertised the goods, and the retail dealers
surprised at the unusual call which haC
been made for them, took them all off hi.
hands at a high price.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
Incidents md Accidents.

-Tittle Miss pstars v,ort - drau ~
c,i IN nomS e.e1S went 10 uI9"h ner
Jav fSl Ponu, nsar LOUISA N.Y. the other
wy ieil III ana was herself.
burned 10 de5tb = SsN Ta ouano ino2 was
EXPLOSION Of a coaIoil IamnS ~EG ~ sno
was carrying ''P WHICH Suc
"a,
hu.n mug BlLI' thlfteeh years Old, was
surnt'I II ueAIh at hinctley, Mimi, a few
Huys ago ny Tue explosion OF a kerosene
l"lip,
a CINCINNATI dlunkard hung himself
tne other night to escape the visit of a
0ioye oil BACK monkeys emerging from
MS boots'
"A Mule i've year old boy at New AL.
oany, md, recently attempted to kindle
a nte with coal oil, and was SO badly
~ tAaV MS HE was despaired of,
A green hand on a schooner leaving
San Francisco tried to hold tbe mai6
sheet, instead of behaving H. Fortnnatoiy
he leaves NJ family, as he was nGt
wealthy,
Two younc mon co,r.a u,
Curran Smith I'm oai,a ~'Viso ll0pe ana
road track near Gosbnn Jpo" tne Iall'
400 AMY nrn, ."' "oslon' ina a lew days
train Of cars. ""''' W "
A Ct ro,,iu
II, ~ Louis woman, q Mrs. Wecker-
h;njin ,0n eyenlngs ago, was attempting to
sbe norro AZ, anu W expedite the matter,
air, phuieu SOME coal OIL rom a can on the
Snni" uu,h5ng WOO IL blazed up sud-
eynloAa,53 u n{ 'ne luil IN the can, which
nan, %" ola, Nun q loud report. The wo.
sc~rfarinn Is, oausut hFe' n she rushed
Won" avn nv 'lG s.reet, when the flames
b,r ,rs oifi.tukutSheu by parties coming to
that , sbo but sue was SO badly injured
NAV oHo subsequently died.
A vorn ri1uS sales some persons use.
SrinUnr INV Glah mas informed General
mn ola s tnr, NJ Sonle m past he found
honSs. b w2'e d convenient safe for his
edgo ~ ou' toveh.ly' Without his knowl-
sst1nishnor Stotp was USED, and, TO his
crisn Tha .ne oonus were baked to a
forward w;t ie"SHter mas notified him TO
"bsked borao y o ,us greatest care, the
fed Tho gnvarrn @nu, Il Hney can be identi-
value nr fssro raninm WIN eilher pay their
nlace '''0 i's'''ereo ponds in their
NA,pooh.
q Mrs stewort ~; / lev days ago,
water on ,ha b %tCotn.al.y spilled some
stove when an oynIni 20 nre in a
forced Tho stove H.. s,ol occurred which
eriddles tbrowinG ~ oPeh' ,hrew oil the
over The c%aiIinc y NV m' oaacSened water
The front ofihe stnra ~ ~; nIoul, ana glazing
GAS. Mrs ews wb m', mo ahe suiphurous
nosition in front If tha ., vas IN u stopping
tull force of the ornio s'1He' received the
and hrass, ard aiso E ;aphaInI IN ner lace
deadly sas "N 60 aa'p ."nSaeu me scorching,
and conid not rnoov was ''@iiuny burned,
-
r., Two young men-brothers-living
California worhinr 2 3%a o'aIs county,
ING in the same 6orso 'a aioa minl' qweil'
same bed, and ratin0 1 at ,s s,eep,ns n inc
are said not IN bara .r ~ we sanle taplel
for A Whole vcar A s"m vi sacn other
onarrel c,Iminatoa ;n..N NV nisnss ago tne
4 desnerote hand.to hand own mouse IN
der and hail Roth w raa hsst WIN pow
one, it was feared At tb C't tiyo fa9oe.i