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TRUSl kE's SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

TTHDER and by virtue OF the authorfty
~ vested IN me by a certain Trust Deed
eXecuted by i z. Walt, date June Z, ISL OF
record in the Registers ONCE Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, In BOOK NO 81, psge &5.
TO which references is here had, which Trust
Deed wa mace for the purpose OF securing
certain debts therein mentioned, 1 VIII ON
Saturday, tbs l7ta FsbruarF 1872,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 2
O'Clock nm, at the corner OF the
Intersection of Main aud Madison streets, In
the city OF Memphis, proceed to sell, for
cash, to the highest and best bidder, he fol
lowing lot or parcel OF land, situate lying
and being in the city Of Memphis, county Of
shelby and State OF Tennessee, and described
Is follows, to.wft; A certain lot OF land in
the Batture addition to the city Of Memphis,
known and described In said Batture addi-
ton as lot No. ia, bounded OF the north by
lot No. ll8 in said Batture addition; on the
east by an alley; on the south by Adams
streGt, and or the west by Water street;
fronting Is fest on Water street and eighty
feet, more or less, on the north Line of Adams
street; said lot being the corner lot At the
northwest junction Of Adams street with
Water street. "
II right or equity OF Is eE-
pressly waived In said Trust Deed, and the
title to the properly is believed TO be good,
ont ! VIII sell and convey only as trustee,
1aN ID =. n Trustee.
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chaneery sale Of RsaI Estate
thursday, February 8, lsz2.

No. $50 Z. Din the second Chanesry Court
Of Shelby county, TennsSses-Wtnlam 4.
Uherry VS. =. d. I~edeusonand p. Z. Capie.
- virtue Of an interlOoutOry decree Tor
D sale entered In the above Cause November
10, fIs VIII sell, at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, in mont OF tn6 Clerk ana
masters omce ofthe SecOnd Cnancsry Court
GreenIaw Block, second street, below Union,
CITY OF Msmphis, TENNESSEE. on
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HEGEIVER'S MALE OF 4 sALUA.
BILE LGT,

TNDER ant by virtue OF my autnorfty as
~ receiver in consolidated cases OF Il.
H1mstedt OF al. vs.. Memphis German Saw
ings InEtitutton 81 al, No. 1854, o. 4. d, SEQ
ond Chancery Court of Shelby county, and
under an order Of sale entsFsd1n said causes,
January 9, 49,, Wi p.Ossed,
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saturday. FshraarY ad. az.

Within legal hours. the following described
property, to-Wtt: Lot No 81, in block No. n
Situated IN Fort Pickering, near the city d
Memphis, shelby county, tennessee,
Terms Of Sale-On q credit Of six months
notes with approved surety required, bssr
ing interest from date Ian retained % SO.
cure same, and eQu1ty Ofrsdempfioa barred
IRnuary3, fS72
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
" ~ a. 4 HnZ ANtOrnau
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tons OF the sexual system, with the latest
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This Ia an interesting work OF two hundred
and t~Wenty-f0ur pages with numerous en.
cravings, and contains valuable Information
Tor those who are married or contemplate
Marriage; still It 10 q 0 that ought to be
unde look and key. and not laid earelessly
about the house.
Sent to any onot se OF pOztagel tor b. cents.
Address DR.. But D1Epensary, No. " N,
Eighth street. st Louis, 40.
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Before applying TO the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
CuAcK EEAEDLE, peruse Uf, Butts work, no
mzftar what VOur ftseaae IL. or bow de~lora
bleyour condition.
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OfdcS NO, 12E. Et2hth EfIeaG. hEt. EerkefS 81
WaIn~s - rn-in NJ - 5eT
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o.. ,. 3. JoANsoN's
AEDICAL DISPENSE
me AAaH sxzEET CUP Stair
BstWesn Washington and Adams
AEEFHs, EEEEs

me aAEE sxzKET Up stair

MnOW permanently established fof nstse.a
who ars afdictad with anv go -
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N

CIEoINNATI, February Flour In fair
demand snd prices advanced; family,
IS 9097 10. Wheat quiet and unchanged:
red, 81 48@155. Corn steady and in mod
crate demand at 46@47c. Rye in fair de-
mand a. S8G90e. Oats steady at 44@45g.
LinBeed oil IN fair demand at 75@8Bc.
Lard oil In fair demand at 85@8So Eggs
dull and prices dropping &c 23c. Butter
and cheese unchanged. Pork duh ard
prices dropping, st sI3 25@I3 SzK. Lard
duh, but holders NOT willing to make con-
cessions, esking 919Hc. Bulk meats dun
and holders anxious to sell clear nib, 61e;
shoulders sRleable at 5%e, country pack
srs the sellers and city packers buyers.
Bacon dull MT prices dropping; sales OF
clear rib at 7Mc; clear sides, IKE; Shout
ders, exc. Hogs in fair demand at "a 500
8 90. Whisky in fsir demand and lower,
at $50.
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No. S59. R-First Ohanoery Court OF shelby
c0unty-Hu4R Dea6rick W.AnnaH. Field
cts
u v1rtue OF an tnterlOoutery decree Tor sale
A entered In above cause November ISL,
VIII sell at public auction, to the highest aid
der, In 'front.' OF the Clerk and Master 3 ofhcs,
Gresnlaw Block, Second street, in the city Of
Mar nhfa Taunaaaaa nm
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saturday, the lOth Day Of February, 1872,

within legal hours, In 'front.' OF the door OF
the second Chancery Courthouse, on second
street, IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn. pro-
Oeed 70 sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the land,deseribed IN said Trust Deed tO-Wtts
Situate in Shelby county Tennessee, and
Known n described IS ninety go acres on
the north part of The sOuthwssl quarter Of
section seventeen QDb township q ~, range
ave t6l west; being that portion Of said quar-
ter supposed to lie in the state OF Tennessee.
Sale bstWeen u an and 2 O'Clock pm. This
January ~. 1872
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TRUSTEE SALE.


u Y virtue OF q Deed OF Trust executed x
ID William A. Blythe by James Wicker
sham, 7th February, 1862, recorded in tins
Registers ofnca OF shelby county, Tsnnesses
inG Book 50, pages 2S3, SS4, s85, and an order
made Dy the law SIDE of the Common Law
and Chancery Court of Memphis at Its Oeto-
Der term, 1885, appointing me Trustee, Ytcs
william A, Blythe, deceased; and further By
virtue OF a judgment rendered In the su
preme court Of Tennessee, At its april term
1871, In the case OF James Wickersham vs.
Niles Aer1WstheT ct al, I VIII, at O'olOcE
asms on
Al ursGRys Sth February, E6gR,
sell In hont OF the County court Binding,
Memphis, at public sale, TO the highest bid.
der, Tor caab, the pre- perry described in sstd
Deed of Trust as I" the north half or part oi
Lot No. 8 OF Milton A. KsrT's subdivision o.
James P. HsrdaWay's country lot In Mem.
phis, being that part of undivided lot No. 8,
tnolOsed and lytng between Court street aGd
Pigeon RoOst road street, fronting 81 Ieet on
saoh street, and extending about 40 from
one street TO the other, On which are tWo
framed houses" The right OF redemption ID
waved. Tins title Ia believed tn bs unen
numbered, except for back taxes, but ] con'
Vey only IS trustee,
fac tdEi NILS AHRI WBTHER. zrustaa
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sOsErAEy AsO FIsAEcIAL MATTERS
--LATEST REPORT BY rHnEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW IOhks
NEW YORK, February l.
G~old-Close6 doll and lOwsr 81 l09M9
1885, Loans we're made from 5 20 2 per
cent. for carrying. Clssrings $50 000.O00.
Money-Ths market closed steady st
from 8 to z per cent, snd st one time 2
per cent, gald was bid.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' BILLS 100.
Southern State Securities Southern
State bonds were duh and firm, closing
- Enl1nmaa
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TEE G0TTgE EARKETs Of TINE wGRL8.
--LATEST REPOET BIZ TELEGRAPH.I

The operations for the day sre-Ssles for
export, 776 bales; to spinners, 275 bales;
tor speculation, 81 bslee; in transit, $50
bsles; for future delivery, 74e0 bales.
Sales last evsnipg-fOr export, IS, 446 bales ;
sPinners, 195 bales; IN transit, 405 bales;
futures, 800 bales.
DAILY REPORT FOR SIX PAYS AT ALL
UNITED STATES PORTS.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February 1.-The cotton
market closed quiet. Good ordinary, 20X
02IKc. low middlfpg. 2IL0NXe: mia
ding, 22H@22Hc Ssles, 5000 bales Re-
csip5s, 1856 bales. Exports to New York,
9l7 bales; TO PrOvidence, 100 bales. stock
on hand and On shipbosrG not cleared,
lQg l-o halaa -
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a or z A MONTB-Expsnses Paid-MaIe
DOsV or Female Age1te-Horse and ont
At furntAhed to sell our Universal Cement
Combination funnel, Button Hole Gutter
and ctlasr articles. Circulars freas
his address. AovzzRx Co, 6aco, ~
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United States Securities-GoveTnmenE
bonds we're dull and steady. The propO-
sails to sell to the government to-day
amounted 10 nearly $4,000, 0G0 at from
IO9 Sg-IOO TO log 81 100; awards, 81, 600, 600
A. from log TO Ice 28-100. The market
closed AZ thu following quotations.:
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aRnIMAMGE

AN ORDINANCE tnnxthe salaries OF city
oficerss
SECTION l. Be IL ordained by the General
Council OF the City or Memphis, That the
compensation 20 be psid the Feveral officers
alreRdy elected, d ss elected. for theens
suing two yes 8. whose Compensation has
not already been fixed, n the OompenHas
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Trustees Sala

- BY virtue OF the terms Of a Deed of
sxscnted 90 me, rs 5ruslee, On The 18Th
day VI Msrch, ISL. By W. L. COopRoOd and
I. ID. CoopwOOd, to secure 3 certain note
thersin described, which Trust Deed s. Of
record In the registers Ofics OF Shelby
county, in Record Book Nc. Is. page 55s. TO
which reference Is here made; and the said
nots having become due and payable on the
LIST day OF January, 15l2, ana remaining IN
paid, / viii, on
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z

LIVERPOOL, February L.
u:l5 s.m.-The cotton market opened
strong, Middling uplapds, llhd; mid
ding Orleans, uEd.
5pm.-The COTTON market closed firm.
Middling uplands, lIH911Hd; middling
Orleans, u76@llhd. sales to-day, 5000
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extra family, 50 50. Grain firm, receipts
light; wheat, red and white, 81 500l 40;
corr, shelleds 60ci oats prime, 800; rye,
goo, all sacked. Provisions FIRM; mess
pork, SIS "a, In round lotE; bacon active;
shoulders, 6Ac;clesr rib, 7<c; bulk meats
active; shoulders, 61fc; clear RIB, 6z0;
hams in good demand sugar cared, 1916;
plain, uKc, all packed; lard In fair de-.
rnand, 9k@I04c. Whisky firm, $4,000.
aw
CHICAGO, February Flour, extra
shipping duh, IS 25@5 so. Wheat, No. 2
spring Chicago ~saslsr, 81 2Sk Corn 40.
tive, prices advanced; No 2 mixed, 4I1
$3.50. Oats, No. 2 firmsr, 32Hc. Rye
firm with fair demand ; No 2, s2Ao. Bar
lay, spirng No. 2 quiet, 60Le. High
wines quiet and easier, $50, Dressed hogs
fairly active, IS O595 10. Mess pork
easier, $40 6S912 20. Lard, $50. Green
.meats quiet but steady and unchanged.
Dry ssit meEts-shoulders, 45<e; rough
sides, $50; short nib, &c; short cisar, SIC.
Hogs active, "a 25@4 co. Cattle quiet,
~ Llfnh M"H H
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LOUISVILLE, February Cotton mar
ket firm with good Inquiry; middliDg
held It 2I%o.
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NEW OIhLEANG
EEwOKLEAEs, February L-GoId, I1OA
Sterling exchange. I9B; sight, par.
LONDON.
LONDON, February 1.-The money mar.
kst 81 tins close MAS Is follows;
Consols, money--.s2H u 5-2Os Is8s--s2ss
n H s. ~ is59n1-aS Us Io9s~-SE
Bullion 10 the bank of England de-
creased sl57,O 600.
PARIS.
! Pans, February L.-Rsntss, 56f zoe.
TSE cOTT8E EAaEETs OF the wGRLB.
--LATEST REPOET BIZ -TELSGRAPHl
NEW YORK.
NEW York, February l.
lO:45 a.m.-Ths cotton market opened
quisL and weak. Quotations
Ordinary -----lgN Alabama ....-..-2H
Good ordinaTy--2I4 y. Orleans.----23-
Low Mtddltng.--2IH Texas ......- ...-...--23L
Middling ...--&H Gold.--. ..--..----lOgA
L FOB FUTURE DELIVERY.
February..22h March-22A
I2:l5 p.m.-The cotton market contin-
ues quiet. Quotstions-
Ordinary. -.-1sI Mid. CunoficiaD 22H
Good Ordinary--2Iz Alabama ..---...22I
Low Middlfng---2S Orleans ......--..- .-23H
MiddIng ......---225s Texas ..--......2SH
SALES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY.
Februar y...~-Z2 8-I6 April. ....-.23 5-l6
March-----.---A6 Gold .-.-.---.----l09I
Sales to-day, 700 bales; spot sales last
evening, 9S5 bales; IN transit, 4O5 bales.
500 p.m.-C0ttOn market closed suiet
but steady. QuotstiODB-
Orc mary -...--..l9T Mid. un 1fhe1al) a... 22k
Good Ornln2rV-.ZR ! ~
Low Mtddl1ng.---A- New Orleans-...-23H
Mtddling-.--.--25S Texas-~----.2ST
The operations for the day are-Ssles for
export, 776 bales; TO spinners, 275 bales;
Tor s~peculstions 81 bales; in transit, $50
bsles; for future delivery, 74e0 bales,
Sales last evsniDg-fOT export, IS, 446 bales;
sPinners, 1875 bales; IN transit, 405 bales;
futures, 800 bales.
DAILY REPORT FOR SIX DAY AT ALL
UNITED sTATEs PORTS.
Net 1870 bales
Exports-Great Britaln--..-.-.....- N,970 bales
I112O bales
StOck-al classes ..-.--.-......-.. SOD bales
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February L.
u:l5 s.m.-The cotton market opened
strong, Middling uplsDds, L1Hd; mid
ding Orleans, uzd.
5pm.-The eOsEon market closed irm,
Middling uplands, l1%8l1Hdj middting
Orleans, u78uhd. sales to-day, 5000
bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, February 1.-The cotton
market closed quiet. Good ordinary, 20X
92lkc; low middling, 2Ih@2IXe; mid
ding, 22H@22Zc Sales, 5000 bales Re-
1850 bsles Exports to New York,
GIT bales; TO P~rovidence, LOO bales. stock
on hand and On shipbORrG not cleared,
2SS, 279 bales.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February L-Cotton mar
arm with fair demand at slightly sd-
vsnced prices; middIing uplaDds, 2Ik0
nc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February Lotion market
quiet; middiing, 2lHc.
NASHVILLE,
NAsHvuLLE, February L-Cotton mar
firm with good demand ct full prices;
middling, 20kc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February Cotton mar
zet firm with good Inquiry middling
held at 2l%o,
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n
ST. LOUIS.

CINCINNATI, February L-Cotton mar
ket arm with fair demsnd at slightly adj
vanced prices; middIlng uplaDds, 2Ik0
91o
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Sales to-day, 1000 bales. Strict mid
dline-24 ct 22%c. Middling- st &c; 90
22kc; 50 at 22H. Strict low middhng-2l
at &c; Is at 22o. Low middiing-2l st
| axe; go at 21% 81 at 2lzc; % ct 2f%e; 80
et aiK; 1877 As 2l%c; 172 20 2ike Strict
good ordiRsry-SS at 2lLfo%l0 e. &c; 100
at 2Ic; 70 at 2loS2fss2 lc; III - 2loaGood
80 SC 205Ee; IS st 20<- Strict ordinsry-100
ct 20c; 3 az zoe; 5 Is 20o; 8 81 2Oe. Clear
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TO T

As an Advertising Medium for Bankers
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AF.
PEAL, in any Of lis editions, Is not surpassed
by any other paper in the Southwest Our
circulation is large, and found in nearly
every own and city In the South and West5z
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LOUISVILLE.

NASHVILLE, February Lotion mar
ket firm with good demand ct full prices
Ic~ Eaal4n p0La
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NASHVILLE,

ST. LOUIS, February Lotion market
quiet; middling, 2lHc.
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The following are the rates Of freights
on the railroads and routes named:
COTTON FREIGH1s-BK TIE MEMPHIS
AND CHARLESTON RAIRoAD-NeW York,
csc; Boston, 1 o.; Providence, ftf0; Phila-
delphia, SOC; Fall River, 81 10i Lowell 81
10; Baltimore, Sc.
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Pans, February L-Rsntss, 56f zoe.
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Don't Haak. Hawk, Spit, SPIT NOW,
Blow, and disgust ever Goay with your Cas
taIrh and its offensive door, when DR.. Sage's
CRtsrrh Hems5y VIII speedily destroy all
OdOr and arrest the discharge.
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Chanesry Sale Of RaaI Estass

I'd STEWART, CLARK and zastsr.
By G. BELCHER, Deputy Clerk and Master
MestCOtb q Stshl. SOls. for compTE. las
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TO Consunl ptiycs!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption. by
a simple remedy. is anxious 10 make known Y
bis fellow sufferers the means of curr, 10 all
who desire II he will send copy OF the pre-
scrip,ion used free Of charse,) with the d.
rpctions for preparing and using the same,
which they viii find SuaI CuRE Tor CONSUME
r,os, ASTHMA. BRoscalrAs, DC. Parties wish
lug The prescription will please address
Rty EDWAED WILSON,
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, MY.
nov. 9.ly. A.
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] B, MSSAoSR. Seo'y.

,NAUTtnN Every genuine box Of Dr.
" McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature Of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh Pa
and their private United States Stamp D-
"Take no other. The MARKETS 'ull Of imi'
taliops. Zap 4.Sm.
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NOTICE..

THIS is to give notice that have associated
with me in tho Drug Business- Mr. A.. 4.
Bicsle and which will hereafter be known nm
der the firm name OF Miles,& Bickel This
change nccessitacs new measures. and there
fore, | call upon those who are indebted to me
BY note or book account to come forwar with.
out delay. and setlle up. as am very desir US
Of closing ur my old business. and besides
need the money. Ihope this hint will he suf
ticient fs u. b. NILES.
spsil ll-lm. os sirs 8
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Misses Sisson & Lasley have just open.
ed out Gue assortment Of Spring Mill
merry goods, such as hats, bounets, flowers
laces, ribbons, &c. Among the late style
Of bats, will be found the Dolly Warden. F"
Ladies would do we'll to call and examine
their stock
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On motion. tho Chair appointed the fol.
lowing township Committee: II R. How.
ard, J. P. X. B. Smith and John G. Le'
master. dft4
On motion, adjourned.
Glib. MOORE. chu'u.
J. B. MsSAo1R. Seo'y.
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IIe QrrtEEa Rtsisttt
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
Let Democrats everywhere, exert them
selves 10 extending the circulation Of The
Register. remembering that it is the only
Democratic paper in the county, and 10
this Senatorial District. Five hundred
additional names could DO added to our
list. il each Democrat would work little.
We ought to have 100 more subscribers in
Lewis Township; 50 more at Machirville;
rs more at West Columbia; 30 more at
Clifton; Is more at Mason City; 50 more
at Hartford City;4O more at New Haven;
20 more at Letart; 25 more at Arbuckle;
40 more at Cologne; 90 more at Harmony;
20 more at Beech Hill; 20 more at Flat
Rock; 20 more at Upland; DO more at
MERGERS Bottom. We have no premiums
to offer, but will furnish the paper in clubs
Of ten or more at 81 so year. each.
RELEASED Joseph Higgonbotham. IN
dicted at the February term. 1872, OF the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, for the
murder Of Euoeh letters, 10 1868; and re.
Gently arrested 10 Meigs county, and pla..
ccd in Jail at Pomcroy on requisltlon
from the Governor, was released on Saiur.
day by the Probate Judge Of Meigs coun-
ty on writ Of haLeas corpus, and he is
again at large. The Pomeroy Telegraph,
without knowledge CT facts, crilicises the
action Of our grand jury very severely, aud
says: 1.-The rebel element, hitherto held
10 check, is now rampant, and grand ia.
ries are being set to work to get up indict.
ments against parties who are supposed to
bcin auyway connected with any iFregu'
lar proceedings over there in war times. "
The charge Of the Telyraphis false, jnries
have not been formed for any such purpose.
The grand jury that made the indictment
against HiggunLolbam, we're composed Of
as good Union men as there are in this or
any other State. Other juries had failed
to do their duty in this matter. But at
the last term OF Court. we had grand jn'
~ that had the moral courage to make this
indictment. The murder Of LETTERS was
tho most cowardly, cold bloodrd aud afro
cious murder ever committed in our coun-
", and was so denounced BY Uuion men
and Union soldiers in this place at the
time the decd was committed. The grand
jury done right in making the indictment,
aud all good citizens in this county en-
Dose their act. There seems to be dis
position on the part Of Ohio authorities to
sympa,hize with and screen from justice
every outlaw who escapes from this State
- -,
Tue Akron, Ohio Duly Beacon still
shines. The Office yas totally consumed
by Gre on Saturday morning the eth ult.,
but the Beacon was issued on Saturday
evening and contained n full account Of the
conaagralion. There is vitality about a
live newspaper that fire cannot destroy
We congratulate the editors Of the Beacon
upon the energy they have displayed
It will be seen by reference to the au-
nounccmeuts, that Enos Smith, Esq, is q
candidate for the Office Of County Clerk
subject to the action ofthc County Conven'
ton. Mr.. Smith possesses the qualidca-
tons necessary to make good Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-05-09

Dolly Warden dress patterns at Setzser,
Sehou & McCulloch's
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-05-09

VIZ understand that the friends OF }
II Miller, Esq, Of Arbuckle township.
will urge him 10 the Democratic County
. Convention, as their choice for the House
of Delegates from the lower side Of the
Kanawha. Mr.. Miller would make most
excellent Representative.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-05-09

Presley c. Eastman, Esq is spoken Of
afor President Of the County Court; and we
understand that bis friends will present his
name for that position to the Democratic
County Convention. Mr.. Eastman is eu-
iueu,ly fitted to gil this position
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-05-09

The daily mail between Parkersburg
has been reduced toa tri.weekly mail
An outrage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-05-09

Since the adjournment Of the Cincinnati
Convention, and at which II. Greedy was
nominated for President Of the United
States, quite number Of Greedy hats
have made their appearance in town.