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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
This grand aud stupcndous work moves
steadily forward. From the LIST day Of
last March to the present, droves Of labor
ers have poured almost daily through our
town to the westward From Big Sandy
to the White Sulphur, Assistance of at least
200 miles, the clink Of the drill.hammer
and the roar Of powder blasts, are heard
from early in the morn to eve.
This is one Of tho graudest undertakings
Of the age. Its results cannot be apprss.
mated by the most vivid imagination.
Norfolk is to be linked with San Francisco
the Atlantic with the Pacific, aud the
wealth Of the world to be poured through
the great central artery Of the continent.
Its effects npou the prosperity Of West Viz.
GINA, are simply incalculsble. The
changes that It will produce will have to
DO seen to DO believed. and even then We
shall rub our eyes an1 ask; "4Are we not
dreamiug9"
Tho region Of our State through which
this road will pass, is comparatively a
primitive wilderness. Its climate is gem.
al, its soil fertile, its supply Of timber and
ores inexhaustible. its water.powder meal
culablc, and its scenery not surpassed by
anything on the FACE Of the globe There
is coal enough in Fayettc county alone, to
last the world thousand years. A four
foot vein Of coal will yield one hundred aud
twenty-five thousand bushels to the acre
The aggregate coal stra'as in Fayctte'
amount to at least forty feet solid coal, or
one million bushels upon a single acre!
Only think Of that And then Prof. Dad.
ow says that this coal is superior for fur.
mace or ore smelling purposes, to that Of
the Kauawha Valley OF iron ore through
out that region, there is no lack. But il
there is, the Allegauies are filled with it,
and if pays to carry the raw ore from
Iron Mountain 10 Missouri. to the coal at
Pittsburgh, a distance Of 700 or 500 miles,
why would it not pay to carry the raw ore
from Jackson River to Bowyer's Ferry,
only 100 miless The day is not distant
when the smoke Of one furnance, connect
ing with that Of another, will bang in one
dense and unbroken cloud from Clifton
Forge to Huntington, and at night the
waters Of the Greenbrier, the New river,
the Kanawha and the Ohio, will be lighted
up with one continuous glare, from Green.
brier, Bridge to Big Sandy! The timber
alone along this entire line, and within
reach Nit, lis worth one hundred times
more to-day, than what tho land and all
its timbes and minerals, is selling for.
We could point to coal regions where lands
sell readily as$l.OOO aud ST. 500 per acre;
lands that a few years ago you could have
DroaastsSa Il i 70 n 4Rgasa.p core. Like causes
being equal and 10 our case they will soon
be equal. The land owners along New
river and the Kanawha, ore millionairies
to-day, if they but knew it. They will
,, find Il out after their wealth has passed TO-
to other bands, for mere song. This is
no dream, reader, as you will SEQ within
the next ten or fifteen years.-Green'
brier Independent.
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THE NEW DESlNFECTANr!
BROMO CHLORALUM.
NON.POlSONOUS, ODOKLESS,
POWERFUL

Deoderizer and Disinfectant.
ENTIRELY HARMLESS AND SAFE.
ARRESTS AND PREV ENTS CONTRACTION.
Used in private dwellings, hotels. .rrstaur.
ants, public schools hospitals, insane asylums,
dispensaries, jsils, prisons, poor houses, on
ships, steam boats, and in tenement houses I,
markets, for water.closets, rrnals, sinks sew.
ers, cess pools. stables, DC.
A specific in all contagious and presidential dis.
eases, as cholera, typhoid fever, ship fever,
smallpox, scarlet fever, measels, diseases OF
Of anmals, &c. Prepared only by
TlLDEN & CO., l76 William Street, N. Y.
Sold by all druggists
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DR.. ]. ]. Thompson.

We have assurances from Putnam coun.
~, that Dr.. Thompson will DO sent from
that county to the Constitutional Couvon.
ton. Putnam county could not make q
better selection, and NO sincerely hope
that Dr.. T. will go to the Convention
from Putnam county bya large majority.
We have, perhaps, few men in our Valley
u State, Who more thoroughly understands
constitutional Law than Dr.. Thompson
II he is the elect Of Putnam, TO q seat 10
the Convention, no man will take bis seat
in that body who will have the good aud
gseat interests Of the people and State,
moro at heart than will DR.. T. Whatev.
or DO thinks, irrespective Of party feelings
Or prejudices, isfor tho interest Of the State
Of West Virginia, and for the good, vel.
fare, happiness and prosperity Of her peo.
pie, that will We find DR.. Thompson with
bis brain and back. bone, standing up con.
tending and fighting for.
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GaEtSDRIRR's REPLY TO MAsoN.-"For
your 1882 majority sgsiast Convention,
We return you s72 majority for Conven-
ton. "How is that for high" Sister
MssonY "AOntani Semper Li6eri." =
Independent
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A Mississippi negro was recently set up.
on by party 10 disguise and KuKluxod.
on being questioned, be said his X. K.
friends we're Of tho oolOrcd persuasion.
Ho was asked why be thought SO. II
smelt 'um massa," was the short aud con.
yiucipg reply.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

A terrible storm Of wind and rain Mon.
day evening swept over the town Of Win
dow, Mimi, dwelling number Of build
iugs to the ground. Phillip Jacobs was
blown from q train aud received fatal in.
jurrieu.
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NO TICE.

A LII persons indebted to the firm Of G. B.
"A Thomas 4 Son. are hereby notified that
we are desirous Of settling up eur accounts
at once. These indebted to US are expected to
come forward at an early day and settle their
accounts, either by payment in cash or by note.
q. B. THOMAS 4 SON.
sept. l4-4w.
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The Wheeling Iron works were totally
destroyed by fire on Sunday evening Sep.
'tembor third. Tho total loss is estimated
at 100000. Tho cause Of tho Gre is
not de6nitclyknown.
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A correspondent Of the Martiusburg
:,Stasesman nominates Hon. @. ]. Faulkner
40 q candidate for the Constitutional Con.
.yention from Berkeley county.
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The Martinsburg Statesman says thc
Convention on the first day Of its meeting
ought to adjourn to some other place than
Charleston, and suggests Martinsburg.
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Public Sale of Valuable Property In
the town of Point Pleasant, W. V.

the town Of Point Pleasant, W. V.
Try VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
executed to me by VIM. ]. Oliver and
John NJ. Reynolds and their wives, dated the
18Th day Of February, 1868. aud recorded in
the Recorders Office Of Mason county, West
Virginia, to secure to John L Jordan the pay
ment Of the sum ofthree bonds. each for the
sum of 5000, which bonds are more particular.
" act out and described in said Deed Of Trust,
| shall on the
LIST Day Of September, 1871,
proceed to sell at public auction for cash. the
property therein described, being the North.
west one fourth Of lot No. 10, first tier Of the
lois of,the town Of Point Pleasant, West Va.
alj'Tha title to said property Is believed to
be good but selling as Trustee, will convey
only such title as is vested in me by said Deed
Of Trust.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Trustee.
july e7-5w.
The above s. le has been postponed until the
18th day Of October, 1871.
JOHN M. PHELPS, Trustee.
sept. A-4w.
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A movement is on foot in South Carroll.
ma to impeach Mr.. Bullock, the Governor
Of that State.
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MILLION DOLLARS,

Shrewd but quiet men can make fortuneby
revealing the secret Of the business to no one.
lddrras WM WRAY,
6Ss Broadway New York.
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meeuDR OI our IeIIOW'Ctlzehs, regardless
Of party lines, 10 DO held at the Court.
House Of Mason County, on the 23d inst,
tho object Of which meeting shall DO L
nominate candidates to represent tho peo.
pie 10 tho above named State Constitution.
al Convention.
Geo. W. Moredock, X. V. Whaley,
5; A. Burnap, 9. Shrewsbury,
s, II, Patrick, John Hall,
D. P. Guthrie. John. Holt,
A. j. Wotterson, A. NJ. Wilson,
j. M. Ball, Geo. Thornton
John J.. Charles, s. 7, Wilson.
jacob Bird, john Greer,
A. Wartenberg, T. W. Blades,
F. Ford, B. Gilmore,
John A. McCulloch, T. L. Hale,
D. Polsley, VIM. Smith,
Robert Young, Henry Deem,
+. W. Sisson,
The above isa call for % peoples meet.
iug" for the purpose Of nominating mem.
bers to the Constitutional Convention, &c
We desire simply to call the attention Of
the intelligent, thinking people Of our
county to this call, and ask them il they
cannot discover in il the "wolf 10 sleeps
clothiDg?' Ofall the efforts that We have
ever known, seen, or read Of 10 break up,
divide. distract and destroy apolitical or.
ganization, this effort at fusion BY anti
convention Democrats and Radicals to
destroy the political organization Of tue
Democratic party Of this county, is cor.
taiuly the most brazen, and inezcusable.-
We know all about, and exactly when
and where, how, and by whom. the whole
thing was concocted and perfected. Dis
appointed aud chagrined ofice.seekers in
the Democratic party, finding that their
last hopes for Office in their party bad
"gone forever" have struck upon this
plan to revive and keep alive, all the bit.
ter passions and prejudioes eugendered BY
the late war, and have united With tho ex-
treme wing Of tho Radical party, which
party, feeling its strength necessarily aba
ting, aud taking advantage Of the times
aud presumiug upon what they think and
call "split'' in the Democratic party, be.
tween Conventionists and anti. Convention
ists, offer q bride 10 some the Office. seek
ers in tue party, and have engaged
cd their brain for season to resurrec. and
rcsuscitato their dead and buried carcass.
os, which, could it DO possible to do, when
done, would be informed that their services
we're no longer uesded and they would be
relieved from further participation iu the
politics Of the Radical party. That some
good and honest men, who had lost sight
Of, or who had not seen or known Of the
call from the Democratic Executive Com.
mittse, for Convention on the 10th inst,
were induced TO sign the call for . mass
meeting Of the people, we are from their
own statements fully satisfied, and further
satisfied that when tho time comes for vo-
ting, their votes will be recorded for the
nominees Of the Convention Of tho 10th OIL
this month.
But what is the party TO think Of those
men who conceived and got up this most
wicked and iniquitous scheme, utterly ig.
noring the call made BY the Executive
Commute in our last issue, and for the
whole purpose Of splitting up and destroy
ing tho organization Of the party, and tba
too, for purely selfish ends, for the sake o
once more getting into Office. "Let nj
|
such men DO trusted"
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Agents! Read This!

WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY
w 1880 per week and expenses, or allow a
large commission, to sell our new and wonder.
ful inventions, Address NJ. WAGNER d CO.,
Marshall, Mich
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TREES.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL.
FOR AUTUMN OF 1871.

Weinviie the attention Of Planters and Deal.
ers to our large and complete stock Of
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees.
Grape Vines and Small Fruit.
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants.
New aud Rare Fruit 4 Ornamental Trees.
Descl'p.T'nwer Roots,
sent prepaid on receIp, -. IT,,
No. Fruits l0c No, 2-OrDamental ireeS'
lOc. No. 3-Green.house lOc. No. A.
Wholesale, free No. 5--Bulbs, free. ADDRESS
ELLWANGER & Barry.
Established 1910. Rochester, NJ T.
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THE CURTAIN RAISED.

How it is done, and who dose it. The Alena
Book. 1872 pages gorgeously illustrated with
cuts, positions, &c Sent by mail securely
sealed, for fifty cents. Grand Circular, Free
Address ANDREW SIMMONS,
6S8 BROADWAY, New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

The political unanimity Of the people Of
Webster is truly . wonder. They move
10 solid phalan1. At the recent election
226 votes were pollcd in tho county, and
Of these only 6 against a Convention,
leaving clear majority Of 22O for q Con-
veution. This was not the result Of any
outside influence, for Webster was left To
take care Of herself. Not speech was
made in the county, not document circu.
lated beyond tho newspapers ordinarily
taken. Why? Because every ono knew
that Webster bad always been right, and
would stay right, and so she was lot alone,
and nobly hos she responded to the con-
6dence Of her friends.
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State, and that the Democratlc-llke tue
Radical party has been so exceedingly
dull aud stupid as not to show aproper
appreciation Of bis exceeding great worth;
stuug to tho inuermost core, by oft'repeat-
cd disappointmonts. (Which ordinarily
"siuks the heart Of many; in moment
Of almost utter desperation, and with one
long last effort, and dying struggle for
political preferucut, goes TO work With
bis own brain and bis Own pen to ''set EN-
up" 10 tho way ola "call for q mass meet.
ing Of the people &c., and thus cajoles
and deceives many good worthy and hon.
est members Of tho Democratic party, aud
has them through bis we'll selected tools,
subscribe to bis call. We feel 90 unkind.
ness towards you old gentleman, but you
"hadat oner done this" The day has
past when you can ''set 'em up" you're
played out snd had as well retire TO the
shades Of private life. Neither tho Radi'
cal nor the Democratic party need you
longer, and your death struggle-like that
Of Tom Swami Of tho Rebel army, who
aimed to get command Of the ofal and
dcserters Of the Union aud Rebel armies
will as siguslly fail. Then in behalf o
the Radical aud Democratic PARTIES =.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-04
E A EsThTE SALE.

D Y virtue of 3 venditioni exponas nom the
ID Supreme at Jackson, Tenn, in IA
Yor nj Jsraes 7. Holmes Va. Daniel Abs ana
others, for s54C3 55 and costs and Interest, I
VIII sell, Tor casn. 10 the etghest bidder, IN
'front.' Of the Shertn's Office, on Second street,
south OF Union, in the city OF Memphis, on
NeHdsy, the 18th Day Of December, 1871,
The fonowing oescatDed tract OF parcel Of
land, lying and being In Shelby county,
state OF Tennessee, in or near the city OF
Memphis, the same kaing the west half Of
the lUo fset in John ID. Armour's subdivision.
and known Is block No. 80, and being 80 feet
mont On the rigeon Roost road, running
back H8k eel, y being the lot conveys BY
Deed In Trust on he 18th day OF June, 1sc7,
BY Daniel Able 10 H. =. Hart, III recorded
on the 10Th day OF July ls67, IN the Registers
once OF Shelby county, In Book No. 81,
psreo 81 and 81, and being the same conveyed
70 Daniel Able by W. ii. Turley on the Eth
day OF June, 1851; sold - the property OF
Danjel Able to satisfy said debt, Interest and
costs. sale between ths hours OF 10 O'Clock
IN. and 1p.m. November II, EUL
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, sheriff.
BY n. W. CoLMNAN, Deputy Sheriff
Scott q btxon. and I. ". Brown. Attorneys
fog plaintiff nole saf
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PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.

No. 81. & DIN the Second ChRncsry Court
ofshsloy county, Tennessee
Henry Seessel, Lewis Kney, Peter Gegers
william Gates, Hsnry Wtndler, Frank HUI
BERT, P Sehiling, Isaac FaltH5 samuel
stone, Joseph Wtndler, Nicholas Kerr, Jacob
S~ch1Ling. Anthony Worner.
A LII persons are hereby notified 70 appear
~ before the second C1Sncer Court Of Shell
by county, Tel aessee, on or before the nrst
Monday In January, H72, and show cause, II
any they have OF know Of why letters Of In
corporation should not issue 70 the petition
srs herein, by the name OF THE
UNION KID AND MELTING AS5OClA-
TON" with the powers and priyneges OF q
corporate body, to-Eit. OF succession % con-
tract and be contracted with % Ouy ana sen
real and personal estate Tor the leg1t1mEse
purposes oftae Assocla1oni 70 ~
debts: 10 haVs q - pital stock LIED, the min
Imum al slpO0 and the mailman a. SloeNu,
Vffh authority 70 organize and exercise their
nrTv1Ieseg "A 4 chartered institution on the
minimum sum Of SlU5, with liberty 70 IN
crsasiy It to the maximum In the olscre1on
0f 4 majority Of the stockh0lderss 10 az the
shsreE Al IS each; to have power TO buy and
sell All kinds OF fresn meal, either awe or
prepared tor market and also 70 oUy md sell
hides auoW, o1al. etc, = % manufactrre
them into such articles Of use a. they may
see 1t, and may vsnd the same, and to be
authorized 10 buy in the city and country
suen real estate e may be necessary for the
legitimate purposes OF the corporation, to-
wits 70 buy, care for ana sell resh meals, or
meats prepared for the market In n Ways
10 manufacture or In n way prepare Tor
market hides, talloW and onAl, and sell the
same; and 20 erect such buildings - may De
necessary for the purposes a1oresa1dt on
ground In the city and country eatner nela
Dy them absolutely in Tee. or ~ 1aN.
1t Is ordered BY the Clark and Master tnata
CODY Of tbs order be Published in the Mem
phts appeal for thirty days
cooy. attest Nd. L STEWART,
Clerk Gad Master.
By Q. BELCzER Deputy U1erk and Master.
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Attachment Nohcs,

James Brown VS.. Harris Rhodes
EFORE JAMES HALL, q Justice OF the
ID Peace for Shelby county, Tennessee. In
this case an attachment having been sued
out by the plaintiff against the defendant
under section 3l55 of the Code and the same
having been duly eturned into Court levied
by g~arntshment upon the money OF property
OF the defendant In the hands of one John
BfnyO1, and he having answered that he
heta auch money or property OF the defend
ant, and afddavtt having bsen made that the
defendant is justly Indebted to the platntin,
evidenced by account, in the sum OF one
hundred and eighty dollars and interest, and
that the defendant Is 8 nonresident OF the
State of the Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court, That
the defendant, Harris Rhodes. appeSr before
me, at my office, In the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on the 9th day OF January, 1877, al 10
O'Clock a.m-s and defend the same or the suit
Will be proceeded with expafte; 1t Is further
ordered, that this publication be made In the
Memphis Daily Appeal. q newspaper pub
lished In the city of Memphis, for four con.
secutive weeks nom this date tbs LIST
day OF December, Rql.
r. Hutchinson, Atty Tor PIN. dee sat
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Tuesday, December 10, 1871,

The following described lands, toswit:
Section 6, township 5, range IL west TUNES
Also the following lands in Bolivar cOun-
| ty, Mississippi: All OF section 10, the north
| east u OF section ID, township Is north. range
5 west, comprising in AL in said county OF
Also, the following lands In the State OF
Arkansas, situate in Green county, being the
northwest u section II, the south fractional
Il Of southwest 4 Of section 8, south Il frsc-
tfonal southeast = section I, south y Iac-
tionsl southwest 4 section 2, township u
sect,on AN: Z; North = fractionSI sediment Z o.
section 4; southwest a fractional southeast j
of section 7; southwest fractional Of north
west j section I. township a Forth, rangeS
east; north Il fractional section 80; south y
| fractional southeast section y; north e
frscsionai southwest g section Il; soath g
fractional southwest = section lSi east y
fractional northwest u section 10; southwest
nor TsSIaSn9 Y s sestion s. 81 north SSiS 2 hsSnsi
southwest z section ., township Il north,
range east
Also, in Polnsett county. Arkansas, the
whole of section 80; south = section 10, town
ship i0north, range 3 east
Also, In Arkansas county, State OF Arkan-
sas. north Il section 4, township 4 soutn,
range west
Also. in Monroe county, State Of ArkRn-
sas, All dissection q, all OF section 2, the west
y dissection 2. the west y Of the east u Of sec
ton 2. southwest quarter OF northeast quar-
ter of section 2, west half Of southeast quar-
ter of southwest quarter section g, northeast
quarter of southwest quarter section 3, town.
ships south, rsnge l west; west half ofsouth-
west quarter dissection q; west hall OF north
west quarter OF section Is; southwest quarter
OF southwest quarter Of section 10, township
3, range l west.
Also, the following Iands In the State Of
Arkansas, which are held jointly and equally
by Mat Clay and said bankrupt James Z.
Saunders, the interest of the said bankrupt
therein, situate in Monroe county, being
southeast quarter section 3; southwest uar-
ter fractional section "a; west part fractional
or northwest quarter section Is; Northeast
quarter section Is; east half northwest quar-
ter of section Is; the northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter (north Of rtv9r) OF section
%; north part Of southeast quarter section
q; northeast quarter Of quarter Of
section s.; south halt both sides Of river,
section "a, township 3 south, range !. east;
the east half fractional section 5; all OF frsc-
ional section 4; the south half Of fractional
section 8; the northwest quarter Of sectional
section 8; northeast quarter OF fractional
northeast quarter OF section 6; east half Of
fractional section s; all OF fractional section
3, township 4 south, l east.
MILTON HUHES, Assignee of
ul4tufr Jas. Z. Saunders 4 Son. BankruDts.
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hi0n-RaaIdent Nafea.

Q. gl3-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessees-Wolcott. Smith
q Co. VS.. Geo. W. Baxter, Pierre Van Al.
styne and B.. r. Wing ct al.
T appearing from the bill which Is sworn
to IN this cause that the defendants, Geo
W. Baxter, and Pierre Van Alstyne, aretustly
indebted to the complainant in the sum OF
Sl2s4 u and interest, due by promissory notes,
and that Gee. w. Baxter, Pierre Van Alstyre
and h. r. Wing sre non-restdents Of the
Slate OF Tennessee, and that for these causes
an attachment was sued out of This Court
against the property of the defendant, Geo.
W. Baxter, and b same wss issued, and has
been returned by the Sheriff, duly levied OF
the property of said defendant, Baxter:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, they, said defendants, make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF the Second Chancery Court, In the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the inst Mon
day in January, 1874, and plead, answer or
demur to complainants' bill, or the same win
De taken for confessed IS to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that q copy OF this or
der be published once q week, for four sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
November 70, 1S7L
A copy-RtteSt:
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By c. BKLoEER, Deputy @. and II.
Pierce & Dix, Soils. fer cOmpPts nc2l tn