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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-29
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An unpleasant sor. Of atii'ns,io Dyis-
inns. among families
Green srrlc pcs arc he lalesl luxury
on citizens are INDUCING in
a laly IN tbs pllc3 s3yd Ii. latest Thing
out her husband
The potaso bug IS ii full force IN Tvs
county
Are We 10 have I,onftl! Of July ut
paiut Pleasant Guess not
i,nvlopcs printed at til, qiIte anl fur.
li4:.cl for $50 per thousand
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-29
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sun c,pnly t., abNe reward will bo paid
tor Icrntam, or Tor auy irfomf'ion that may
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-29

PAJsi. lfFEAS ArGugraS On last
Thursday a fatal aifray orcarreaalef
in this county, resulting in the death OF
William Hughes, a Wcls5 coal digger =,
Thp circumstance, are ab9a:as follaSs; =
Hughes got drum aal abpsel hi' tnhlj
very much throag the day; and When his
Step son came home shout ! o'cloci IL the
afternoon, Hughes attacked hin and :
GsIl c0sucd, IL wlich Hughes Mas killed..
An iGqpc,t ms held On tic loly Of llie
decreased, and l!r verdict Of the jury was,
that he came % his death by f,llips across
a chair breaking his meek hNias beer
knocked lotn y lis Step stn ii seli-ap.
f,n.c The step soal hal a .!i0iaart cS-
animation bci6f4 squire Shark and w,s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-29

: tyIlo. u nc naiae II N'iilarl was
arrested by cai.cr 'IcDanicl Sunday in
Jack.ou coun'y, and brought I, The Jail
Of this coat'y ard lol-cl ihertia, Sunday
evening lleis e'argGl &irh bomoai;sn
ainm flem Il M Toy, Il limrcn tp
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-29

80 i--'i..---- '-7.- ~ -
4 Beverly correspondent ofthe chrks,
bars Coa@rptiior stltcs lhat a Caqtin
Ford, ofBarborr county happening near
Mr. Jesse Hornets homo on l4caiilps
Creek. last week, with a panther sian.
snl seeing hide by abmt Il o. III
years o age. so1 u Nj lloraei. in y
skirt OF wood, ncar the house, doaucd the
Ska with the intention Of frightening lhc
little lelow In! MS Soou as the hoy saw
vint he supposclto be a panther he ran
t, the hDpsq, too'i Iowa his ilt'ler's rifle,
anl wat par,ait Of the p'nt'ler. He
dil not hlvqlo % far baiore he cspied
him. The b,yres'el TIC rife on the fence
anil fired. The MA paather gave Il d.
ing s'rick, and witll 4 copyul,icp sps>M,
,yll"',' ''''S'.,s "'a'g' - ~ ~
upto llp wnmial man. Frl lmg'red
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to ,hpso VIZ ari iltha mblt Of laayins
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Thirteen years o'os2, alngJ A'rtA loat
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Tlcfa i a roaag gentleman living Ia
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him Whenever h eocs 10 Sc her, 80 rs to
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The game If cr"q9ct which i'ia'rnlrj
t9fn@isa Hal'sa5,t, recreation md cS-
crois2 TO little girls, has become quite a
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f{7O olu Rgw,tr. Administrator sf i, GU.
more dqc'd EI'&dph Gilmore, W G Gil.
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,;imop. J r Gilmore + Gilmorr, EdeY Gil.
mcto ,lG,! l,Si> AiarIy, ad'h'r u 7. Gilmore,
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P. II Of ihatdas proceed to take ild dcroti
IiuGs Of james CafimDl and cilhr, 70 bffcad
astsiimnce in.mf btlail in accriaih suit nnw
lcpurding il tie Circuit Court q Rltuan
rolniy on TIE Chdbcny siieilpleh, y heeu
am plaintiff Ad ,ou ~ ie!enlan,s tuA il
iiom @ay cause.-the ial;fg Of saity n, i,iens
benol coumrnrCd or il cummclicd bes rog
completed Oh tdt day the .amrMili beaad.
iiGrsptl from day to d y, o. ircmai;mc 10 lime
ua,iihussmcshall be vonl Eicd.
Rsp.ciAiy,
GABRIEL ii0UGK
!ln:ay.Sl per Counsel
june ?l-sl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-29

Tat him& l'mSNa, g3rJ"ay \ very
sc;tonailapitta:c j, 'n iae steel p'ala-
.'finc Tourists Tho C,l3rcl Fashion,
are graceful and s'yii.haa ana; and ,lcrc
ia pleasant .heo scene af three Maiins
sitting On a tork ayIigbtfaIly at case, wi'l'
lllr sci ia lpcl ground The music is
4 t,',a "Conr lnvcto Nc" Tile Illus.
ita%iraH + ,ltcs lurl fmcg w; ,rc pro-
faso All verg io4,liag h& tie stories
me aqrsi.iy YaIlme /, los Weather,
slo above 81 ,ai,ts snc wants "a be en-
te,aiacl r,i., & " ssear Ha'lish
Ell i, D..,sn& I'l'crsm, philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. ~. Commodore James
Ashbury announces that within few weeks
he will send formal challenge for the
Queens cup, now held by the n. Y. Yacht
Club, and which the Cambria failed to win
last summer. Mr.. Ashbury will enter the
yacht Livonia, 2S0 TONS now building.
The Erie Railroad Company has executed
new consolidated mortgage on all of its
property for thirty millions of dollars, of
which "a millions will be taken up of the eX-
listing mortgage at maturity, and the remain
der it is rumored in laying a third rail be-
tween this city and Buffalo, and purchasing
equipments for connections with the narrow
guage railways thence to Chicago.
The Republican Executive Committee last
night appointed a committee to propose a
plan for the reorganization of party in this
city in case the State Central Committee
recommend such action. A motion for the
immediate reorganization of party without
waiting for a decision of the State Committee
was rejected by a large majority.
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On Friday evening, at S o'clock, company
of young people gathered at the house of j.
+. Wyman, Esq, in this city, and from there
proceeded to Mr.. Edw ard Rowse's, on Chapel
street, with the express design of taking by
surprise one of their friends, Miss Fannie
Gray. The surprise was a perfect one; the
fair hostess was taken by storm and forced to
surrender. The most exciting and interest
ing part of the social entertainment, was the
selection of the neck-ties, which were to seal
the fate of the gentlemen and bind them TO
their ladies, at least for the evening. 1t was
curious to notice the expression Of anxiety, as
bashful young man would come forward and
draw from the basket, in regular gift enter
prise style, the little neck adornment which
was to seal his fate and set him on the track
of the lady with corresponding cite There
was a goodly collection of the sons and daugh-
ters of Augusta present. besides many friends
frsm abroad. Among the number was the
accomplished daughter of Gov. Perham. In
fact, everything conspred to make this, the
first "neck-tie" party held in Augusta, a
successful one, and all parted from the " sur
prised' young lady, wishing her not grey,
hut a green old age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13

The Cnivcrsalst Leyee came off at the
Town Hall in Winthrop, last Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. 1t was a perfect success;
the large hall was packed both nights to its
utmost capacity. The popular play "Down
by the Sea-" was most admirably acted, all
points executed to perfection, and duly ap-
preciated by the audience. We understand a
repetition at Monmouth Centre is to come off
soun. At the close Of the second evening
barrel of -four was voted for, and was to be
presented TO the person securing the highest
number of votes. The very worthy widow
lady Of the village, dtat hate, was the re-
cipicnt OF the -four and successful candidate.
The receipts amount to from $3.50 TO $500, to
be appropriated in discharge of Societys in
debtedeness for repairs of Church.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. IL. A public meeting
is to be held on Tuesday evening for the pur
pose of receiving donations of money, provi-
sions, clothing, etc, which with the proceeds
of the late fair will be shipped in the National
vessel to France.
Henry Bergh addressed the society for the
prevention of cruelty tonight on the Trans
portation of Cattle"
Washington, ID. c., Feb. T.. The Pres-
dent to-day said he did not expect TO hear
from Tennessee until the 10th inst, as the
packet from the capital of San Domingo
would not arrive at a telegraph point until
that time.
Secretary Boutwell, expresses great conf
dence in the full success of the new loan,
and is in receipt of assurances from many
financial sources to that effect.
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The court room at the court house is re-
ceiving some repairs that have long been
needed. The time-honored paper which has
ject to the scrutiny of judicial eyes, has been
removed and the walls painted Il dark drab
color A portion of the wood work has been
neatly grained and the whole vanished, and
the Jurors chairs reprinted. A new carpet is
desirable and should be forthcoming. The
work of repairing thus far has been done by
Beae & Farnham, under the immediate over
sight of Mr.. L. +. Blacknan, who is an ac-
complished workman.
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go is effected. This feeling is rapidly spread
ing, and the President however is popular.
FROM BANGOR.
Obituary..

Henry Van Meter, a colored man, aged
ll5 years, and a widely known character,
died here to-day.
The funeral of Shepard s. Stevens, who
committed suicide in New York last week,
took place to-day from his late residence in
this city, and was largely attended. 1t is
stated by his friends that the money which he
left to pay his daughters expenses and the
cost of bringing his remains home was stolen
by some one who had access to his effects in
the New York tombs, leaving his daughter
without means, and obliging her to receive
assistance from a friend in that city to con.
vey the remains home.
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bers to-day, Signor Lauza said the rumors
which had obtained currency of enrolment of
troops by the Papal authorities, were at least
of doubtful nature, as were also the reports
of the gathering of suspicious of individuals
in Vatican. The speaker added that any
movement of that sort would be promptly
repressed and punished by the government.
Serious disturbances are reported at Nice
The people besieged the prefecture shouting
''Eviva Italia" and the troops charged the
crowd with the bayonet.
Brussels.
Brussels, Feb. II. The result of elections
in the 54th department is go Bonapartists, 8
Orleansts and 80 Republicans.
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~ 900 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
Of Dr. pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery for a medicine that will equal it
in the cure of all severe lingering Coughs
Liver Complaint" or Billiousness, and all
diseases arising from impurity of the blood,
as Eruptions, pimples, Blotches and Boils.
Sold by druggists. The Genuine has DIR.
Pierce's private Government Stamp on the
outside wrapper. This private Stamp has the
Doctors portrait, name and address, and the
words u. S. Certificate of Genuineness'
engraved on the same. 1feb-+&weodlw
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CONSUMPTION, BRoNCHTIs, GENERAL De-
BnITY.-CAuTIoN.- chromosomes
Lows SYRUP OF HYPoPnosPHTE.-Ast this
preparation is entirely different in its combina-
ZION and effects from all other remedies called
HYPopHosPHIrEs, the public are cautioned
that the genuine has the name of FELLOWS &
Co. blown on the bottle. The signature of the
inventor, James L. Fellows, is written with red
INK across each label, and the price is S2.0 90
per bottle, Fellows CoMPoUND SYRUP OF
HYPorHosPHIrEsi prescribed by the physi-
clans in every city and town where it has been
introduced, and it is thoroughly orthodox
preparation. 1feb--+&wlw
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FROM HAVANA.

Havana, Feb. IL. Late advices from
Hayti report another attempt at revolution
was made at Port Au Prince on the I'd inst
An attack wa. made upon the arsenal but the
rebels were defeated and a number arrested.
At .Ieremie feeling Of disgust prevails
among the respectable portion of the inhabi-
tants at the unsettled state of the country.
They declare that the frequent revolutions
since the independence of Hayti have operated
to the detriment of property of classes, their
wealth and intellect, and they seriously con-
template annexation to the United States,
and only wait till the cession of San Domin-
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
RESULT OF THE MILLER DIVORCE
TRIAL IN PORTLAND.
A Verdict Granting Divorce.
THE QUESTION OF ALIMONY NOT DECIDED.
A Verdict Granting Divorce.
THE QUESTION OF ALrMoSY NOT DECIDED

Especial dispatch TO the Kennebec Journal.
Portland, Feb. IL. In the divorce case OF
Mrs. n. G. Miller against her husband, the
Jury have just brought in verdict granting
her divorce. The case has attracted much
attention, the family being wealthy, and many
distinguished people having been called in to
testify. The charge was drunkenness and
abuse. and the defence denial, and a counter
charge of adultery with Judge G. +. Shepley,
of the [. S. Circuit Court. The charges
were readily proven by her, wlAile the hus-
band did not succeed in proving any improper
acts. The question of alimony is yet to be
decided.
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The Clairyoyant, DR.. o. Fitzgerald, whom
we all know, AMI who has made so many Re-
Augusta, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 18th and
18th, and remain two days only, and examine
all Free OF Charge. ii. SMITH, Agent.
feb l3+lw
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NE VS. B Y NAH.

The Missouri house Tuesday afternoon
passed joint resolution for calling conven-
ton to revise the State constitution.
Henry Sherwood of Michigan, who lost an
arr&fn the war, is brought forward as a SOL
diers' candidate for postmaster of the new
House of Representatives.
Further reports from New Hamburg show
that the reports of the inhuman and unieelng
conduct of the Hudson River Railroad en-
ployes at the late accident were not over
rated. .
The Senate went into executive session
Friday before one o clock, and confirmed all
the joint high commissioners, that of Mr.
Williams only elicitng debate. In the House
there was sharp debate on bill to permit
the reinstatement of w. ii. IIanscom, late a
constructor in the navy, in the course of
which there were good many hard things
said about Admiral Porter The bill was
passed.
There is no news yet, either good or bad,
from the Tennessee. The positive assertions
made at the Navy department as to her sea-
worthiness have done much TO alay the gen.
eral apprehension and TO inspire the hope
that the only accident she has met with has
been to her machinery, in which case it is
claimed she has not consumed too much time
thus far in making the trip. The only thing
that makes this view unreasonable, old sea-
captain claim, is the singular fact that she has
not been spoken by any other vessel. 1t is
stated that the government will despatch
steamers both from Key West and Havana in
search of the missing vessel. This action
will be taken, not because the Navy depart
ment shares in the popular apprehension,
but simply to show that the government is
willing TO do everything in its power to APP
pease the alarm aud excitement. The Presi-
dent, however, does not seem SO confident of
the missing steamer, notwithstanding his an
swerS to all general inquiries on the subject.
At the White House, in recent conversation
with prominent member of the House to
whom was entrusted the charge of champion
ing the San Domingo resolution in that body,
the President said that he felt considerable
anxiety on the subject. He stated that the
commissioners had positive instructions to
send dispatches Immediately upon their arrival
at SANTANA Bay, and that they should have ar
rived there week ago last Saturday. What
has teeded more than anything else to keep
the feverish excitement i'll the public mind
upon this subject, is the statement made by
General Banks in his speech in the House,
while the Hanscom resolution was under con-
sideration. He revived the stories which
were current some time since relative to GER
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FROM BOSTON.
Arrived.

Boston, Feb. IL. Arrived the / 18th inst. +,
L. S. steamer Talapoosa from New York.
Arrived the 18th inst, steamer Blackstone
from Baltimore.
Snow has fallen steadily all day and con-
tinues to-aight, making several inches; no
drifting.
Orders have been received at New York
from Washington, to prepare the. [. S.
steamer Worcester to take a cargo of provi-
slams to France
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prevailing in Nortk'V assalboro. Two ladies'
Mrs. George Dow and a Mrs. Brown, died on
the morning of the 9Th inst. There are four
or FIVE others who are dangerously sick. Mr.
Longfellow, who had aparalytic shock. re-
Gently, has not since been able to speak or
swallow.
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Rush's popular remedies-Buchu and Iron.
Sarsaparilla and Iron, Lung Balm Restorer,
Pills and Bitters are for sale in Augusta by
Charles X Partridge, Druggist, under Gran
tie Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13

The Gable Screw Wire Boots and Shoes are
growing daily in popular favor. Their guaran-
tee not to rip means something. OF lao, 900
pairs manufactured by two firms in Asassa-
chusetts last season, and warranted, not a
single pair was returned. Durability, COM
fort and economy commend them to the pub
lie. All prominent boot and shoe stores have
them.
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tain engineers refusing to take passage on
board OF the steamer because they believed
her unseaworthy. No one seems to know
those engineers are, what are their names,
nor where they are to be found, notwithsiand-
ing numerous inquiries have been made in
that direction.
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FROM CONCORD.

Concord, n. H.. Feb. -. Snow began
falling at A. NJ, and at the present time
there are six inches of fallen snow, which is
the heaviest of the season, and bids fair to
continue through the night.
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DREss KIDS. S. W. Huntington < Co.
nave Just received good line of the celebra-
led coupe Jouvin kid gloves, both in plain
and opera colors. Remember their stores
100 Water street, Augusta, and No. Fosters
block, Gardiner. 2t
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
NEW York, Feb. IL.
C0fTON-sales 235t bales: mid. uplands l524.
FIGURE ,0O; state % q 50; round hoop OHIO
6.Ja,50; western 625aIsJ; southern sos 9s75.
WHEAT-6i,oo0 bu; No. ! spring i55gl5s: new
No do. l5i9l57, winter red ami amber western,
l52alel
CORS-i5OoO; new mixed western, Aash5; old,
Oh.
OATS-state $4,000; western G5dGsi<.
PORk-000. new mess, 22,iJ9 % 90 Old, p 31a
90 90. prime, 0O.o0a2000
LARD-l2d al3}l steam; 90 q 90; kettle
BuTTEk-West'n lia22: state, 20aI0.
WHISkEi-o10U; Western free, !3dtI.
IJCE-Carolina, ~ rs.
sUGAR-Pono Rico, Oo0O8O0: Muscova.io rs q
10.
MOLASSES-N. O. 81 as.
SP'TS TURPENTINE 81 9I00.
ROSIN-2jj $3.50 for strained
MISUNDERSTANDING ai3, refined, 25ia
TALLOW- sSa9.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Cotton, l-32 q
'sd, flour IS. Cd, wheat I'd
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The Promenade Concert and Fancy Dress
Ball, at Granite Hall this evening, will be the
grandest affair of the season, A large number
OF tickets have been sold, and those who wish
to secure eligible seats to witness the dancing
should apply for tickets at Pattersou's early
to-day.
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FROM ALBANY.
Railroad Matters.

Albany, Feb. l. The Committee of As
sembly will commence on Tuesday morning
to take testimony in regard to the New Ham
burg railroad disaster.
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CONCERT FROM S TO 8 O'CLOCK.

Dancing To commence at ., precisely.
Dance Tickets - co; front seats in Gallery 81 GO
all others, 80 cents. Persons holding dance tickets
viii he provided with seats for themselves and
ladies on the floor of the hail during concert.
re- No person holding gallery tickets will be al
lowed on the floor
Hs-Tickets to gallery will he sold at the bookstore
of f. +. PATTERSON, on and after Wednesday Feb.
sth at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Dance tickets at Patter.
sons and at the door
fB- supper will be served in the supper room
~ Orders for carriages left at Pierce's book
store. 1t
Fl-Persons attending the Ball from from stations
on the T.. & X. X. r., can receive Free Return
Ticket by applying TO C. b. MORTON Eastern
Express onice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13

The lack of water is now more severely felt
at North Vassalboro than ever before, al
though the wooden mill is running on three
fourths time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, Mass, Feb. y. 1t has snow
ed necessarily here to-day, twelve inches hay
ing fallen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13

A. +. Emery, provision dealer, ever mind
ful of the wants Of bis patrons, has obtained
fine lot of wild game--prairie ehickens-which
he is dealing out to his customers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-13

During fight at Auburndale yesterday, in
which several men were engaged, one of them
was knocked on to the railroad track and in
stantly killed, by the express train from New
York.