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THE COMING SHORT CROP.
THE COTTON 1IOVEsrENT FOR THE
WEEK.
Diminished Receipts rs Compared with
Last Year.

New YORK, September II.
The cotton movement shows an increase in
receipts over last week, while the exports are
largely In excess of last year. the receipts at
all of the ports have been 12,56l bales, againet
sI31 last week, 1879 the previous week, and
1874 three weeks since The total receipts
since September. have been 2l,s6o bales
against 1882 for the corresponding period of
the previous year, showing a decrease OF IL, ,O22
bales. The exports from all of tine ports for
the week amounted to 1855 bales, against
3s4O for the same week last year. The total
exports for the expired portion fthe cotton
year amounted to S0,43O bales, against l0,9O3
bales for the same time last year. The pres
ent stock as compared with that OF last year is
as follows:
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cHrEr JUyTTCE CHdsE.

CHICAGO, September l6.
Judge Chase is here. He is quite thin, but
his eyes are bright aud his figure erect. His
speech Is slightly effected from disease. Gen
eral Beauregard visited the Judge to-day.
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mav29

g Observation-Disclosures IN
want OF DIsINFRCTAETs will hnd full assort.
ment at the Drug Store OF DR.. q. BAER, in Meet.
In o. strPet. eanI
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G6ncationG.
BOARD AND TUITION.

The undersigned desires 10 BOARD and TEACH
a few boys, giving them the advantage OF his
personal assistance and supervision out el school
hours. His residence, at Summervllle, In the
healthy. A full High School course Of instruction
give Including French. Terms-$3o0 year, pay
able quarterly IN advance. Textbooks supplied,
and no extra charge whatever. Address
BENZ. r. STUART,
Principal Of Summerville Academy.
sep1l .mWflmoD&C Augusta, Ga.
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TRS ULINE TITUTE
HR r . L n E n 5 I I . I 4
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"vALLE cRUCIs," NEAR COLUMBIA, s.. O.,
FOR TIE EDUCATION oPSFoUNG LADIES, UNDlR
TIE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RBLI.
GIEUSEs OF THE URSULtNR
CONVENT.

The ladies' OF the Ursullne Community, 8. O.. re.
spectlully announce to their friends, and to the
public, that the annual exercises Of the Academy
will commence September lst. Their Institute
being devoted to the education OF youth, an
each member having received long ana c3re:ul
training for that purpose, the schoos unoer
their charge as well In the various countries or
Europe as In America, have never Jailed to win
and retain the confidence OF parents ana suas-
dianB. . 49,.
pupls co1dded 10 their care thorough educa.
lion. 10 the highest sense OF the word-not alone
In sructlng the intellect but with maternal care
building an training the heart.
The situation OF the Convent Is all tnst can oe
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
on elevated ground, about TWO mll3 from the
CapItal. and In the midst OF an gAE grove OF
twenty acres. 1t Is within nal anNgqSs dnve
wagons await the arrival OF passengers.
40 distinction Of religion will be made In the
admission Of pupils, nor Will any undue influence
be used over their religious principles bat, for
the maintenance Of coed order all will be requlf'
ed to attend the exercises OF Divine Worship pre-
scrlbed for the Academy.
From individuals or societies disposed to aid N
the education OF young ladies, applications los
receive the most favorable consideration tnas
the circumstances OF the school VIII admit.
The Scholastic Year Is divided into two Sessions
the frst commencing september lat, and ending
February lst; the second commencing February
LIST, and ending July lss.
TERMS PER sEssIoS-PAYABLE IN ADvANok
Board, Washing Fuel, Lights, Tuition In Eng.
Ush. Needle Work and Domestic Economy. 500
Pens. Ink and use OF Library ry................. -
freL ch Latin, each. ............:.....'''''' as
Harp, S3O-use OF Instrument, s5..........'' 90
Piano. S25-use OF Instrument, $3.....'...''' 90
Guitar, Sls-use OF ofinstrument7 $2........'''' *
Vocal Music, CBas ini'5 Method). .........'''.'' ss
Vocal Music. private lessons ns'.'''''...... 10
Drawing In Crayon. .............''''''' 10
Painting in Wafer Coors.. On On
poaf
Painting IN Oils: :nniicstion NAV Se
roI 10y .ha III, uoTHER SUPERIOR, TO Right hev.
IlsSe RIsSep ii LYNCH, or to the Reverend Clergy.
julyl+t now
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apr2s-6mos
@-oFFlCE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

~OFFlCE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
MARKET HALL, CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER
l, ls1.-The once OF this Association will be
opened daily from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 O'Clock
P. NJ. Mr.. DANIEL 8. HART, Clerk OF the Board,
will be In constant attendance to meet all app l.
cations for relief, recsive contributions, &c.
The Secretary will be at the oAice daily at
O'Clock P. NJ, to examine and select nurses, and
those who desire situations as nurses must apply
at this office. GEORGE S. PELZER, n. D.,
Secretary.
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Queen vctoria's daughter, Alice, is pub
li4aIng q novel in Hesse-Darmstadt pertodi-
cal. written in German and relating to the So
cial life of the aristocracy Of South Germany.
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MUSICIPiL ELECTIONS.
Inion.

The following persons are elected inteldant
and wardens of UnionVille Mr.. Eller, inten-
dant. and Messrs. Grant, Harris, Rawls and
Hin. wardens. These formed the Dry or Pro-
hlbltion ticket.
Barnweu.
The Sentinel reports that the following gen.
tlempn were reelected on Monday last inten-
dant and wardens of Barnwell Village: J. s.
Browo, intendant; John ]. Maher, J. J. In
gram, a. P. Manviue and I. N. Hutson, ward
ems,
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@ THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN so
much imposed upon by several worthless sarsa-
parHlas, that we are gladto be able to recommend
preparation which can be depended on as con:
tanning the virtues Of that invaluable medicine,
and Is worthy OF the public confidence. Doctor
AYERS sARSAPARILLA cures when anything
can cure the diseases that require an Alternative
medic ne. seplo-lmWSD&W
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funeral Notlres.
~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENI


~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Miss ELLEN HEDDERLY. and
Mr.. George Hedderly, and Mr. James P. Hedderly
and family, are requested to attend the Funeral
Services Of the former, at her late residence, No.
a Cannon street. THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock,
without further Invitation. sep1s-F
RCwARD.-Depsrted this life, on Sunday eve.
ming, September II, 1871, Mrs. ELIZABETH W.
HOWASp, relIct OF the late Richard F. Howard.
~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
ACQUAEsTANCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh E. Viz
cent, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Vincent, Mrs. Sarah
H. Thompson, and Mr. Henry Hogarth, and.of
their respective families, are respectfully invited
to attend her Funeral Services at st. Philips
Church. THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, without
further invitation. sepIs
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Sept. II, 1871. Sept. II, 1870.
At all OF the ports 55,253
At interior towns.......-. 1921 1876
Ia Liverpool. 900 100000
American cotton afloat for
Great Britain. n............ S. 900 1900
Indian cotton a1oat for
Europe. e.................7l+ls 4432I5
The weather South was rainy ia many sec
tions during the week. aud interiered to some
extent with the picking operations, to say
nothing of the damage done the crop.
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~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to oil sub.Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the nrst day Of March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOzO, Secretary of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. C, DRLARGE, L. O. S. SC
Columbia, February g. 1871. marl1
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~ THE SEASON is APPROACHING
for Chidren's Summer Complaints, especially In
those who are Teething. A safe and secure RENE.
dy Is all important, and mothers will ind such
one In DIR. BAER'S GERMAN SOOTHING COR
DIAL. tn he had Of all Druggists. apr24-mwf
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NoTR-Tne weather report dated 7.4I O'CLOCK,
this morning. will be posted In the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by snip.
masters a. any time during the day.
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@ CHARLESTON COLLEGE, JULY
8. 1s7l-At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees,
the following resolution was adopted: o. =,
RESOLVED, That a committee OF three be appoint.
ed by the Chair. who shall be authorized 20 con-
suit with the Faculty OF the College and take
proper steps to present the names or such gen.
tlenen who shall be deemed qualified to MI the
Professorship of Classical Literature, recently
vacated by Rev. Mr.. Miles. and report at the
anniversary meeting OF the trustees In october
next. viz: on the Monday preceding the third
Wednesday. sI
Mr.. "; A. PR!NgLs, Committee.
n. B.-Persons dssirous OF nlling the above
named ProiessorshiP will please confer with the
committee. au0l4-mI
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6pefial Notices.

~ CONSNNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that she
ia THUS DAY discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf.
Goods not called for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
sep1s-1 JAMES ADGER CO.. Agents.
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NT ON MARRIAGE.-ESSAYS FOR
young men on great Social Evils and Abuses,
which interfere with Marriage, and rain the hap
piness OF thousands-with sure means OF relief
for the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de.
bilItated. Sent In sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2 8. Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. sep4-Smos
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~ MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the aENIT0
URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest scien.
tic treatment by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. T. REENsTJERNA, once No. IA Easel
street. three doors from the Postofnce.
aep20-tuthlyr
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DIRECTORY
OF THE
oE.CHARLESToN.

OFFICERS OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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. NE ESTIMATES FOR REPAIRS WANT
ED-sealed Estimates for REPAIRING THE
FRENCH BRIG DELPH1NE, OF Agde, Tahonel
Master, agreeably to the recommendations con-
talned in the report Of the surveys Of the Port.
wardens, (which can be seen at our ofice,) will be
received at the French Consulate, Broad street,
until 10 O'Clock TUESDAY, 10th inst, at which tine
they will be opened.
]. A. ENSLOw 4 CO., Consignees,
sepl6-3 No. l4l East Bay.
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~ HEADACHE, LANGUOR AND
melancholy generally spring from q Dtordered
Stomach, Costtveness, or Torpid Liver. Each
may readily be removed By Dr.. D. JAYNE'S SAN
ATIvE PILLS, few doses OF which win be found
to stimulate the Liver and Stomach to healthy ac-
ton. removing all BllIousaess, and producing
regular excavations Of the bowels. Sold by all
Druggists, and by GOODRICH, wINEMAN & co.,
Charleston, g. g. sep1e-stuth3
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Chairman Republican State Committee
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-05

uoon and expect from the teacher alone, is
rcallg the CORK n parent, teacher and Pu-
piiI combined. II can be effected only BY
The vigorous cooperation Of all, and hence
il follows as a general rule that those chill
dreu whose interests arc looked after OF
homo make Dur most orderly and best stu
dents 10 school. Parents! Jet US work to-
gether then, for the good Of the children.
But remember first, that the material on
which we work is an immortal soul desti-
ned to live forever; secondly that while it
Il subject to our personal influence as
teachers for about six hours. daily, you
have eighteen in which you are shaping
and fixing It's destiny!
The State demands this, sibce It will he
compelled 10 supporthim as q padper, pun
i.h bin as criminal, protect him ss cit
izen. or be ruled by bin as alaw-giyer.-
That the boy Of to-day shall be either a
despised pauper; an incorrigible outlaw; a
good citizen or wise law-giver, is grave
consideration (Which forces itself upon ev-
cry caudii mini That he slIIh be one or
the other. is ecrtnin-rhieh be shall be
depends on the parent-the efforts Of the
TEACHER 10 the contrary Notwithstanding =
Society, too, demands Of the parent the
proper education Of the child. Rnchaut-
ress.like, the parent, by tue potent wand
If personal influence. eyok6s from the ndr-
sery, either Serpen. vile, or Angel pure,
iihatsha 60 forth into the Eden Of social
life. the one 10 bless. the other, to curse
MANKIND. But, if the State and Society,
hold tue parent responsible for the morals
and mind Of the child, how much more
does God. whois the Author Of oil good,
whether socialJor national. 'aas
.am D. P. GUTHRIE, Sup't.
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Richmond appears 10 be fated city
Those who read the tale Of horror told of
the Sp6ttswoOd Hotel in that city, on tho
e6th ult., in which so many lOsttheir lives
will recall Tie burning Of the tbeater there
many years ago; aud more recently the de.
-struction of the finest part of the city BY
fire at the close of the.war; aud last spring
the fearful calamity at the Capitol; and
still later the serious disasters Of the great
food in the James.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-05

The Richmond Di,pate1 calls upon
Congress, lift has any money to spare for
canals to appropriate it to the central wa
ter line via the Kanawha and James Riv-
or Valleys, uniting the Mississippi with
the Chesapeake Bay, which, it contends,
will strengthen the Union, and be the ev-
er.uhauring source of domestic harmony,
strength aud prosperity. e 8
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70
One would suppose. that Jcf. Davis
was stillin power and a Confederate Leg
iislature assembled in Tennessee, from the
notion Of Gen. Pillows friends, who are
pctitionipg the Legislature tointerpose and
protect him and bis associate, Major Muir
ply, against the verdict rendered in the
Unitdd States Court recently for the seiS-
ute 10 1851 Of coal boats rnd other prop
crty belonging 70 Riddle, Coleman & Co.,
Of Pittsburgh. The Memphis AsulaaeAe
is Of the opinion thatthe State cannot re-
fuse this petition without great injustice 70
its citizens, as the Judgment was given
ior acts done BY Pillow aud Murphy 10 the
honest aud faithful discharge Of duty
Itwillb be remembered that the duty con-
sisted 10 seising the property Of Northern
men before any act Of secession bad been
passed, selling il, and placing the proceeds
to the credit Of a confederate State organi-
cation which afervard usurped the power
,ofthe Legitimate State Government. The
idea Of taxing the Union men Of Tsnnes-
see iu ordcr, o save Pillow and Murphy
fron the consequences oftheir treason, is
an outrage, to say tho least, and should be
resisted in the courts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-01-05

General John S. Eitchet, member Of
Congress from the Third District Of West
Virginia is member Of the Committee on
Military Affairs and Of that on Revolution
airy Claims. isa e. =
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LIE ooyatu0r o we,l Will.
AAPROOLAnArlON.
Tue STATE OF WEST VIRGiSrA,
EXECUTIVE DapGRfMEsr.

WHEREAS, 1t appears from returns made
to mo that at the election held on the
twenty.seyenth day Of October, last for the
Office Of Judge Of tho Supreme Court Of
Appeals, q. p. 7. Moore received tWonty-
eight thousand and eighty.two votes, and
aud james H. Brown received twenty-six
thousand four hundred and thirty-eigbt
votes For the Office Of Attorney General.
Joseph Sprigg received twenty.eight
thousand and tweuty votes and A.
Bolton Caldwell received twenty.six
thousand four hundred aud seyenty-fye
votes For Representative in Congress for
the First Congressional District, John J..
Davis received eleven thousand eight hun
dred aud thirty-six votes, and Nathan Golf
received ten thousand Eve hundred and
sixty. nine votes; For Representative in
Congress for the Second Congressional
District, james @. McGrew received nine
thousand aud eleven votes; aud o. D.
Downey received eight thousand aud nine
ty-eight votes. for Representative in Con-
gress for the Third Congressional District,
Frank Hereford received eight thousand
four hundred and ninety votes; and John
s. Witcher received six thousand nine
hundred and ninety-seven votes.
AND WHEREAS, 1t therefore appears that
at the said election for the said Office of
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals @.
P. T. Moore received thehiglest number Of
votes cast for any person for said Office Of
Attorney General; Joseph Sprigg received
the highest number Of votes for any person
for said Office; that for Representative IL
Congress for Ibe First Congressional Dis
trict John j. Davis received the highest
number Of votes cast for any person for
said Office; that for Representative in Com
gress for the Second Congressional District
James G. McGrew received the highest
number Of votes cast for any person for
said Office; and that for Representative in
Congress from the Third Congressional
District Frank Hereford received the highs
est number Of votes cast for any person
for said Office.
Now therefore, 1, W. E. Stevenson,
Governor of the State of West Virginia, do
hereby declare that @. p. 7, Moore has
been duly elected to the Office Of Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals; Joseph
Sprigg has been duly elected to the Office
Of Attorney General; John j. Davis has
been duly elected Representative in Con-
gress from the First Congressional District;
james @. McGrew has been duly elected
Representative to Congress from the Sec
ond Congressional District; and Frank
Hereford has been duly elected Represen-
tative to Congress from the Third Congress
sional District. All for tue respective
terms fixed by the Constitution, or estab-
lished by law.
ID testimony thereof / have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal
Of the State to be affixed at the
City Of Charleston, this twentieth
LIS. day Of December, in the year Of
, our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred aud seventy. and Of tue
T State the eighth.
w. L. STEVENSON,
By the Governor.
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Hon. Spencer Dayton, who was elected
last pear to the scate as Republican. but
has recently been claimed as Democrat,
states that he is yet a Republican, aud. in
tends to act with the party that elected
him. This will divide the Senate II to II
ate.
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France is fast caying in on all sides
Gambetta appears inclined to give up the
contest. The immediate bOmbardment of
Paris is reported as agreed upon by the
Prussians. The French army Of the Loire
has met with disastrous defeat. King
William has taken upon himself the title
Of Emperor of Germany. rg
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aud other develqpmenis-and Fe give TO
all such enterprises nsbearty welcome. =.
Weston Democrat.
Wearo reliably informed that a few
Northern capitalists, says a correspondent
of the Ciuiinnati .0gmncreiat, have alrea-
dy taken up $500, 900 Of bebOnds Of this
road, aud that there will be no difficulty 10
lisposiug Of the rest.
There are thousands Of acres Of as good
land ip this State as eau be found ia any
i,thcr State, entirely uuproduetivo to-day,
imply for the want Of population fufi-
gsient 10 work it. There arc large tructs
along this line that are either not used at
all, or only for the purpose ofigrOsing cat.
tie upon. This State abounds in, laud
tihIered with the best to be t5ubll ia The
teonntry. AID ailprge portion of Il richly
iuYderlpid With cpal and iron ore. The
best portion Of the Allegheny coal fields
lie in thisiState. fr3H ~
Z When this road is finished, i. win open
up to Agrisulturists good land at cheap
rates. good climate and cheap communica.
ton with the best markets 10 the country.
There eau be no dou6. but that tho build.
Ing Of this road will bring into our State
large numbers Of people who are seeking
homes. They would find it much more to
their advantage to establish themselves in
West Virginia than in the Western States.
Here they viii end healthy climate, a
soil naturally fertile and easily cultivated;
settled society in almost every section Of
the State; good public schools in every
county, aud churches Of almost every de-
nomination. We urge upon ouk moneyed,
mon TO aid aud encourage the building Of
this road. which when completed, will
put West Virginia in tho front ranks Of
tho States Of this Union. We all want to
sec our State peopled, and ia its agricaltu-
raj and mineral resources developed; and
by Internal improvements it can be done.
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Trusiees Sale Of a Valuable House and
Lot In Point Pleasant.

DY virtue Of a Deed ofTrust nom q. ].
ID Benedict and Rifs tome ihe Undersigned
a. Trustee, dated tie i2thiday Of May. 1868,
apd recorded 10 Deck Book 81 f, piges 294 and
2g5s records Of Mtsop County, state Of West
Virgipia. 70 secure the payment Of note and
other costs therein mentioned. Ishall at the
request Of tie creditor, therein secured proceed
TO sell At public auction for cash, upon the
On the 25li day, Of January, 1877,
the following real estate in the town Of Point
Pleasant, Mason county. State Of West Virgin
ia, bounded and described as follows. The
one.half Of one acre lot ofland on First street
between Jones and Decatur streets. and being
the same lot Of ground conveyed by James II.
Lewis and wife TO H. Benedict, by their
deed dated the llth day Of Oct0bef. 1865. and
recorded III Deed Book Eoal9. pages 3l2 and
3I3.
Selling as Trustee will only convey such
title as Is vested in me, but the same is heliev-
ed to begood. j. H. EVANS.
December %. ls70-5w Trustee.