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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
THE LEGISLATURE.
FnlpAY. FebluarY 4. 1C7O.

FRIDAY HSUIubII - IOdV'
sENATE-Mr. Boreman, from the
committee 90 the judiciary, reported back
House Bills No. %. 80 and 81, and rec.
commended their passage.
Mr.. esther Of Taylor, from the CON.
mitles on Finance and ClsimS. reported
back House Bill No. IL, Recommending
its passage.
Nj. Crane, from the committee on I'm
ptovemepGs and Navigation. reported
back resolutions IN regard to State Ge.
ologist; TO establishing ferries; to sstab.
fishing . turnpike road 10 PocahOnlss
county. aud TO appropriate 100000 aid
in engineering q route from The Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, stating that ii is ineE-
psdient to legi.lato on these matters at
this time.
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rue REo1srRAr1oN Law.


House Bill No 81, to amend the reg
isrratiou Law, snd tho amended suhsIi.
tute therefor, comiog up as unfinished
business. MT. Lamb said that as The
contested election case was pressing tol
decision. it being important 10 deter'
mine who wSs entitled TO represent the
Third Delegate District. he would move
that the registration bill and substitute
DO made the special order for Monday
at II O'Clock.
Mr.. Hss,ler opposed It, aud urged
that the registration matter be disposed
Of first.
The question was then pu. upon Mr..
Lambs motion 10 postpone the .oossil-
erstion Of the registration law until
Monday, and the motion was lost.
Mr.. Wells then offered the following
substitute for substitute for House Bill
No, 81.
a vote was reached. the majority sue.
cpeded in substituting the Wells blu fol
The original bill, bya vote Of 81 10 2S,
aud in ordering il 10 eugrossmeut
Be Il enacted. &C.:
I. Section 90 Of Chapter 8 ofthe Code
Of West Virginia is hereby amended and
re.enac!sd 90 es to read as follows:
"Tbers shall be for every county .
Board OF rogis!ratiOn, consisting of three
qualified vSiers therein. They shall be
appointed by the Governor as soon as
practicable after The fist day of May
next, and shall continue in Office until
their successors are elected and quail
fed. No more than two persons be.
longing to the same political party shall
be so appoia,sd in any county. Vacan.
cies happening ia any Board so ap-
pointed shall be filled BY the Governor
Immediately upon being Informed there.
Of. For official misconduct or other
good cause, the Governor may remove
any person appointed uudsr this section.
2. At the general election to DO held
On the fourth Thursday Of October, 1870,
and 10 every subsequent year, there shall
be elected by the voters Of every county,
q Board Of registration for such county,
to consist ofthrse members.
8. The election for members Of the
Board shall be subject 10 the same reg.
uIaIions as elections for other county
officers, except that Of the members to
be elected no voter shall vote for mora
than two, aud il any vote bo given for
more than two, it shall not be counted
as TO the said Office. Nevertheless the
three persons rcoeiyiOg the highest num-
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General Logan has submitted bill to
The House providing for reduction Of
the Army, In its operation it will mus
ter out, within a ysar, fse hundred su
per-numersry officers. The bill reduces
the pay Of the GanerOl Of the Army and
the Lieutenant General. as well as the
pOy of the higher grade Of officers who
are on duty. A system Of fixed salaries
fct officers instead Of commutatiOn and
allowances, is also provided for.
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0tlu Aaatt5i tuttnJs.
A SPLENDID CHANCE.
An Extraordinary ofsr.
DON'T Delay, Send a. once.
THE LEADING s
AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNTRY,
lon't Dolly, Send a. once.
THE LEADING
PREE FOR ONE YEIR.

TIE AMERICAN ST0cK JOURNAL iirst.elasa
monthly, containing 80 largo double column
pages devoted 70 Farming and Stock Breeding
containing regular departments for The Praeti.
cal Farmer, DairYman. Stock Breeder. Wool
Grower, and Poultry Keeper, &c, DC &C., II.
Illustrated with numerous 6ne EngTayingS and
bound IN handsomsly tinted snVPrs. FaFmers
will fad this monthly very efficient aid in
all departments Of Farming and Stock Breed.
ing. It has Veterinary Department under
the charge Of one Of the ablest Professors in
the United States. who answers through the
JoURxAL. free Of charge, all questions relating
to Sick Injured or Diseased Horses. Cattle,
Sheep, Swine or Poultry Tina every Sub,
scriber has 4 Horse and Cattle Doctor heS.
pwe are now prepared to offer the ANral,
CAN sroox JoURvAt as free gin fnr one rear,
n all nsD SubSeribsTS Tor renewalsl 70 thu
REGISTER who shall subscribe Immediately aud
nav in Advance. This is ra,e opportunity
which the intelligent people Of onr section viii
no doubt duly appreciate. Hand in your sub,
scrip,lons ut once and secure The sTccE J,'uG.
w. - GEO. ". TIPPRTT,
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ANCIENT CRY ts CABELL CoUSrY,.-
The Rellsbqrg Ncrs SAYS that portion
Of The beautiful fat land Of what is call.
ed Green Bottom, lying partly 10 Cab
oil and par lY ia Mason county, few
years sincs. before the plough ofciViii
iz1Iion had disturbed the soil, presented
one Of those vest'ges Of city which ore
met with in Central America, and occa-
sionalIy iu tho Sou bern and Western
paris Of the Intel States. The traces
ola regular compact and populOus sily,
With streets running parallel With the
Ohio river, and crossing aud iuterseet,
ing each other at right angles, covering
space Of nearly half q mile. as well a.
The superficial dimensions ofm1ny ofthe
houses arc apparent and well deGae'r
Axes, and saWI Of an unique fOrm--the
former Of iron and the latter Of copper,
as we'll as other implements of the me.
chanic arts have been fOVad.
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WEST VIRGINIA HOMES WANTED
FOR NEW ENGLANDERS.

WEST VIRGINIA hOMBS MANSEO
FOR NEW ENGLANDERS'
Below We copy (frOm the FaiFmon'
Wea HIrgiuian) . note from RoV. D. H.
Coynsr, of Grant county, asking inlOr-
nation from people who have West Viz
GINA land for sale. WOdO this because
dr. Coyu,r'sosjoct is entirely public
and DISTINGUISHED, Last Summer he
spent several monthsin travelling through
New Eoglsud. He ascer;ainod that
grea! numbers Of people will emigrste
thence in the Spring 10 search Of homes.
1--WE learn the same fact from tho Nav
Boglani papOn.) He spoke 10 large
meetings in many of the towns and cit.
les aud sci forth as we'll as he was ablO,
Withou, OfficiOl or exact information, the
advantages offered BY West Virginia.
He found that wherever he went his
hearers manifested The greatest Interest!
in this State aud were eager TO know
more about its advantages, He says the
grsa. demand was 10 know dsfnateIy if
lands could be bought and where; and
If this Inquiry can DO answered sEtisfac
totily in time, hundreds Of these people
may be turned in this direction the com:
ing Spring:
WHEELING. ". Va Feb. /, 1870.
Land holders in West Virginia: H.v,
ing spent last summer in the New En-
gland States. ! observed the people Of
those States felt . deep interest in the
welfare and growth Of West Virginia.
and many Of them express a desire to
come here, buy our lands and settle
among Us. Not having with NE tho
needed documents. | could give TO the
iuquinng people such information only
about the lands Of this State, as was
general. but not as definite as desired. |
would say tina, . pamphlet oOptaiuinG a
dsscriptiys list Of the wild and partially
improved lands Of this State, scattered
through those Northern States, would
cause thousands to seek homes among
US. am, therefore, preparing pamph.
let Of this kind in Wheeling, end TO.
quest all persons having lanlls for sale,
especially large tracts Of wild land, to
sand their advertisement to my address
al this place. may state tho New En-
gland people geuHraIIy prefer lands that
ars udOp,ed 10 fruit aud dairy purposes
land tbs hill lands Of West Virginia arc
The bs for that purpose, the lands
that havS swstsr power, timber snd orc
aud suitable to the sheep business, Such
lands will sell more readily 10 the North.
Grn people lhao farming.
Respectfully, D. e. COYsER'
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The navigation Of the Big s.uJy River
is 10 be improved by the joint action Of
West Virginia and Kentucky. which are
expected to appropriate $4,000 each
for that purpose. A very valuable coal
Geld will thus be made available, there
being five distinct workable wins above
the waler-levSI. The people Of lh'
Southern 0uio Valley feel deep inter
est in this work, to which they w'll look
as we'll for chs1p coal Ss for an addition
81 outlet to the seahOard, by way of the
intersection o! the Sandy with the Ches.
apeake Railroad -I't'sbnrgh Gazette
Veal Virginia may be expected TO
make the appropriation referred to. but
We fear this is one Of the great rxpeOe
totions' doomed TO dissppOiutmeut.-
Kheelin3 Intsllg"nccr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

The Governor OF Nebrssks Will cell the
Legislature together next month to con.
slider the 18th Amendment. and az there
are only four Democrats 10 The House
and one in the Senate the result can be
easily ioretold.
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BURNED TO DEArH.--oa Saturday
last q woman named Jennings, residing
in the upperpart Of Town was burned SO
severely by sccidsntIy coming in con.
TACT with q blazing FIRE that she died
soona(ler. -WouqasriHb National.
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Considerable interest is isE AZ Pan ana
about the proposed Darieu Ship Canal
A new route hiss been found, the cou.
Struction Of canal over which will cost
$4,000. 600. The route Is one hundred
miles loug, but oalY seventy need be tS-
eavHted, as the balance is through ns i
gable rivsr1.
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Tho public debt was reduced during
the month Of January between Two and
three millions Of dollars. The showing
fur reduction Of The debt is not so favor
S6Io as last month. Phs customs re-
ceipts for the month amount TO about
thiIteen and half millions.
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is announced that at an early day
following the official promulgalion of The
18th Amendment by the Secretary Of
State. the American Anti-SIavery SoCi.
ETY. will hold commemorate meeting in
New York city.
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Official dispatches from Havana su.
DounCing the defeat Of the insurgents by
The national troops, were received 10
Madrid Thursday evening, aud was tho
occasion Of great rejoicing.
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from the committee 90 Juuls1Iy WIN
tho recommendation that !! do net pass,
the bill was ordered to q third reading.
House Bill No. So. TO amend and 70
ehSct sections 81 sod Is Of chapter ll6
Of he Code Of West Virginia, With On
amendment SlriEing out the proposed
amendment 10 section n was read Sec
ond limo. The question being 90 the
amendment reported BY the committee
Il vas adopted and The bill ordered 70 3
third rssding.
House Bill No. SO, to susnd and re-
eo.et SECTION 3 Of chapter ll3 OF the
Code, vas amended and ordered to q
Third reading.
HoUSR.-Mr. Lamb, from the Ju-
dietary committee, reported back With
amendments, House Bill No. 90. author
king the Auditor to grant relief against
taxes enormously assessed on real estate,
Recommending the passage Of tue bill
as amended.
Also, amended House Bill No. SO, in
cooperating tho New R,ver railway
company, with similar FseOmmsndA-
Also, auo dsd HOUSE Bill NJ. Al, the
publishers bill, with similar recon-
msndaion.
Mr. slurgisS. from the committee on
Education, reported back House Bill
No. 80, regulating the 7aym'ut of the
salaries Of teachers 10 the Safe Normal
School, Cobeli county, with no recon-
mondntion.
Also that il was unnecessary 10 Iegis
late to allow persons over tWsnIy-oue
years Of age, to attend The free schools
Also that il was inezpetient TO pro-
vide for the election Of school trustees
BY the people.
Nj. Wells, from the committee on
Claims aud Grievances. reported il 10.
expedieut TO legislats for the removal Of
the Dusenbury mill.dsm on Guyando.le
river, Circuit Courts sfoEding the proper
redress.
The petitions AMI resolutions Of 10
quify following we're properly referred.
By Nj. Bowyer-Ditecling the com
mites on Taxaion AID Finance to con-
slider the propriety ofrsluoding TO Isaac
L. Wade the cost Of boarding one George
Wright. a prisoner charged with felony,
By Mr.. Scolt--In9niring into the
expediency of repairing or modifying
section IA chapter 46 Of the Code.
By Mt. R xrosd-Inquiring into Ih'
expediency Of SO amending chapter 80
Of the Code. as to provide that all mis-
demeanOr focs shall be psid intO The
coualy treasury.
By Mr.. ouohoo-Tnq1'r;ng into the
expediency Of providing pensions for The
soldiers Of 1919. who arc citizOn' Of
this State.
By NJ. Iackson-Peli,iou Of W. N
Chancellor and 100 others. praying the
spsal Of he clause ofthe insurance law
which requires each foreiga insurance
company detng business in this State &c
to deposit With the State Treasurer S25,
600.
By Mr.. Pounall--Iuqniriug why the
report Of State Superintendent Of Schools
bad not been N de and submitted IS re-
quired by law.
By Mt Bowyer -Inquirins into thu
expedisncy Of requiring persons runiog
stationary engines to be licensed for thai
purpose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

The Senators from Virginia were intro.
ducsd to The Sensis BY the Senators from
West Virginia. Senator Boreman intro
duced Nj Lewis, and Senator Wiley
Nc. Iohps0n
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Eggs OF Pure Bred Fancy Poultry
FOR MATCHING,

We have on hand the largest and best selee'
ton Of Fancy Poultry to be found 10 the
country. Eggs carefully boxed and shipped
to any part 1.-THE country. For circulars ana
prices address, Mp. BOWER, 4 Co.:
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
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NOTICE.

HINosE WI o know themselves indebted 10 the
..Rxcelsinr" Mills. arc hereby notified That
they must come forward and make immediate
settlement, Otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands of an tffi"er fnr collection.
ROBERT WILSON.
feb. 10 7o-3w.
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D. @. FORBES, M. D.

LEON. MASON CoUNTY,W. VA,
HAS not as has been reported, relinSulshss
IL his practice. but can be found At al uWs VI.
al has rNai'Isnce wa,u not absent proiessiaAlN
ar ISL,
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MAGIC ELASTIC HAND STAMPS.

FoR Printing on Paper, WOOD, Leather, Glass
i Cloth, Dc. Business mcn! print your own
cards, biiheads, wrapping paper, DC. Saving
Printers Bills Prices So to So Sheets with
priced designs sent free Agents Wanted Lib:
cral inducements--$I0 per day easily made.
Canvassing orfi, 81 SMITH, HALL 4 CO.
&c Courtlandt street New York feb S-.3m
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bulls, Pc lITioNl, &C.

By Nj Koonee Senate Bill No. 81
By Mr.. Phelps-Pstilion from Mt.
Shrewsbury end others to amend the
law 10 regard 10 collection Of taxes
Deferred 10 Committee on Finance and
Claims.
By Mr.. Crans-Seua,s Bill No. 90.
BY Mr.. Davis-S9nats Bill No go
By Mr.. PheIps--Ssnale Bill No. 80.
By Mr.. Harmau--S Senate B II No. 81
BY Mr. BOrem an--SsnaIe Bill No.
80.
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REsoLUTToNs.

RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Koonce--T ha. the committee
90 the Juliciary inquire into the expedi.
sncy Of allowing Sheriff, additional time
alter their term Of Office expires to settle
W aud adjust their unfinished business.
Adopted.
By Mr. Youug--That the committee
on the Judiciary inquire into the expedi.
sney Of providing BY Law for The Legal
king Of contracts made in this State
duriug the late rebellion. Adopted.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 8. 10
amend the Constitution SO as 10 allow
women to vote was referred 10 the com
miltes on the Judiciary.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate Bill No. 1s, 10 amend aud re-.
enact section Z Of chapter 81 Of the Code
was read the third time and passed.
SECOND READING.
House Bill No. IA, to extend the time
Of paying the claims named in chapter
ll6, ACis Of 1867, was ordered to third
roadiug.
House Bill No. 81. reported from the
committee on the judiciary with the
recomm sndOtion that it do not pass
The bill provides punishment for town.
ship officers who convert to their own
use money or property entrusted 10
them
Mr.. Davis moved 10 amend the actby
inserLiog the words State aud county be.
fore the word township" Adopted.
Mr.. Dayton moved to ameud oy stri.
king out the word "misdemeauOr" and
inserting the gord "feIOpy,"
Mr.. Dayton moved to strike out the
words county Jail" aud insert ''impriS-
Onmentin the peniIeutisEy for one yssr."
Carried.
Mr. Csshey of Taylor moved that 4hs
bill DO reported to the committee on Fl.
nance. Carried.
House Bill No. Is, amending section
8 Of chapter 1855 Of the Code, relating
to the docket Of the Supreme Court, was
ordered to a third reading.
House Bill No. 81. giving consent 10
the Uuiled States 10 purchase lands in
Psrkersburg for the purpose Of erecting
custom house thereon, was ordered TO
q third reading.
House Bill No "a, to amend and re.
enact sections II and 90 Of chapter 1871
Of the Code, having been reported back
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A GREAT OFFER,
HORACE WATERS.
10. 48l BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

no. 4BI BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Will dispose Of One Hundred Pianos, Melo.
deems and Organs, Of elk first class makers, ct
extremely low prices for cash during this month,
or will take from S. to SOS monthly until paid.
New Octave Pianos for $2T5 and upWarda.
New Organs for $45 aud upwards Toy Cash.
feb 10. Tyr.
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GRAIN AND SEEDS,

thereby enabling the Farmer tn get the highest
market price for his Grain and Seed.
1TRead the following certificate OfOur well
known citizens.
We, The undersigned. certify that we have
examined Williams Combined Tanning Mil
and after seeing it thoroughly tested in the var.
ious kinds Of Grain Seeds, cleaning Seed
Wheat, and cleaning Timothy Glover. &C., in
all Of which it wOrked,to our entire satisfaction.
we t,kc pleasure in recommending all those in
want OF good Tanning Mill TO purchase this
Machine, rs we consider il by TAI tho bcstw0
have ever seen. Manufactured aud sold by
COmstock L Shrewsbury. fSignedl
G.. THOMAS,
J. H HOLLOWAY,
&C. MILLER,
CHAS. D. WAQGEEEH,
ASA @. W00DARD,
PIT. Pleasant ". Va. Feb. 4th, 1870.
Persons wishing to purchase Mills, secure
agencies to sell Mills, lease Territoy or manu-;
lacture, can address
C0MST0CK 4 SHREWSBURY.
feb. l0ly Point Pleasant, West Va,
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By Me-. Pownell-- InqnItiug why the
report Of State Superintendent Of Schools
bad not been N de and submitted IS re.
quired BY Low.
By Nj Bowyer -Tnquiring into the
expediency Of requiring persons runipg
stationary engines to be licensed Tor thai
purpose.
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Consignees per Texas EXPRESS Comnanv

Ri Davenport, Mrs D Taaferro, A j Gillespie S B
Curtin, II Rumph, " Thompson, E A Mathersiy, n
S Andrews, Rev Dalzell, J K Ashmore, E Troyner,
Haynes, D D Noonan, c P McLendou, Wheeler, A
j Newman, J S Blanton, Davis Corn AGO. Sidney ] :,
W NJ Jones' H NJ Cord, W Miller, 7 Doyle, II Sea,
ton, L SchuIze, Levi Dodd, E NJ Lasha, W Heron, Me.
Cutchen &c., G W Walther, Felter, 0 P Myers
Wv Grant, H K Stapleton, Penn Burk, Cotton &
H ] Gladsk, C Morse, Thompson, Cornish,
Hamill & Tuls, L Donley, V Ellis Z Hynson.
Moutfort Jones, BIZ Throckmorton, Mrs Bertrand
B F Smith, G Slaughter, Mrs Buell., J C Mott, w
Christian, Mineo & B.. Dahoney Hale W Nor
ris, Eleam a Wemple, J Standby, Bonner& D., VIM
Pope, Steadman & Pope, W Thompson, ] ] Mar.
hail
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTHWESTERN OFFICE,

Shreveport, March 2, 1870
Trade the past week has been quite dull in every de
partment. Many buyers from the interior have visited
city with the intention of buying spring stocks bu
the low price Of gold and cotton has so depressed them
that many have held off entirely or bought very scant
Our merchants are well supplied with stocks and ap-
pFecIatlng the decline in gold and cotton have come
down in their prices
Inc downward tendency of gold has crippled every
department of trade, and in our opinion Mr. Boutwell,
sh0uu nave retained his gold in the treasury until our
eo''o' ana other products had changed hands While
Ut mas made name able inancier with his party
n PROBABLY his section he has done so at the expense
u 'he agricultural interests of the country.
Inc heaVy receipts at all the ports and the conse-
qaeht impression that there would be larger crop
'aan at first anticipated, coupled With the rapid de-
e III sterilng exchange, have had depressing effect
upon cotton and has declined fully two cents in cur.
rency during thc pas: veek. Factors and holders on
the nFst decline supposed that in few DAYS the mar
net "oulu react. No reaction came, but continuous
oecne instead Now they are not disposed to let go
quo'aEons, but, MIcawber like, are waiting for some
'nlng 10 turn up We have been apprehensive of the
present state OF thngs for tme and in delicate
ADVISED planters to sell at % cents. Many them
thought best to hold on and the ects now are
mat they will suffer the penalty.
We quote, with prices irregular In currency, ordi
nary l8@l819, good ordinary ls@l91S, and low mid
ding 2o@2QAc. In gold:
OIuinaty .1515@16
P W, Urpinary l61a@l6a
COTTON STATEMENT.
oloch on hand Sept. /, 1869. bales. Sc
Received previously. ..............8O17 5-8O735