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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
CITY or KENOsHA-ATH WARD


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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17

Suit has be commenced against the
towns Of Mt. Pleasant and Caledonia,
and the city Of Racine, to recover $4,000
on bonds issred III 1854 for railroad pul-
poses.
The farmhouse Of Dr. r. II. Robinson,
situated about two m les west OF w me
come, and occupied by Mr. Shepardson
was destroyed by fire last Tuesday even
ing. Loss, $1,000. Insurance 5000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

from aud including The depot atttEh6oid
to the mouth of Sandy on the Ohio, and
oil property connected lhcrevith, franc6i'
SEES, &c, asa SECOND mortgage, to Pbilo
G. Calhoun nui WIN. X. Kitchen, as
trustees, to secure a loan made by WIN II
A,pinwall, Of New York Of slj OJO,OOO
payable IN thirty years or on the FIRST d'y
Of October, 1902, with seven per cent
interest This looks like business, and
when men, who ought to kOow, told u.
That the Railroad down the KaDawha To
Point Pleasant, would be under contract
in less Than two years, we began to feel
that our city would soon become great
rrilroad center.
Saturday morning VIC concluded to re,
turn home in order 10 be at our post on
Monday morning, that wo might get our
paper out 'on time" believing that il We
did not, our readers would never forgive
US iftbc Register was behind time
After dinner, Saturday, against the ear
nesl GutrcaiGs of our friend Howard, East
BAN, Reynolds, Walker and others, We
crossed the river (caviDg friend Sisson IN
Charlcston) and purchased ticket aud
took the Q o'clock train for Huntington
On the train we found tho Rev } +
IIdidwickc, late of our city, but now a
rcsidontof Guyundotto, who had been at
tending a Baptist Association at Charleston
AT Milton Crom. Kiuo's town 1--WE were
detained from p. m. Saturday until s a
n Sunday, on account Of slide and the
giving way of Gil near Mud Bridge -
We managed to get our supper and break.
fast u Milton. Sleeping Accommodations
being quito nleager at the hotel, We With
most of the passengers had to spend the
night in the cars on very rough beds
made out Of the seats. Sunday lOa m,
arrived in Huntington, where we remain,
ed until about 4 p m, when we took the
arriving at home about II %
clock Sunday light.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

" llAOly hhN A'NV'
The following remarks from the editor
/ ,,!L. wo., vi,o;,;, C,u,j,, are so much
Vs. Wv ".'' e'' - .,,
70 'oe Po'n'' ~ '''DV'J ANU " "''' W
We give then prominence I'd our paper
/ The (6uisr oys
Some knd bc,r,cd individual writing
mr mo of ,bc ,,,pbI,cap papers. il war
min, III, Democratic psny not 10 invite
connar.ioo LetvcSo the Radical and Den
om,,ic administrations If this &ale lis
think. that the Democracy will suffer by
tho contrast his hard to realized that
aoy ooe sboplj have the lemcriIy to make
such an assertion in view of The fact that
the ogtroces effected by the Republican
n,,tv have nat vol been wholly oblierated
+ /. still reminded ROW the government
w,, seized bv a set Of proscriptiyc and 40
,crnnplous men, mony Of whom were i'm.
6or,eJ from the blessed abode Of christian.
he and pNiIoptropby-known as New En-.
Gland How the pick and the flower Of
the white race was DISTINGUISHED and how
MI the inhobi,onrs Of the State were reDd
cred nolioible Ia Office. eyccpt the carpet.
bapgprs and a small minority If naive
,i,i,ors Uow oyarv yp.li,e of State pre.
vailed from our carlicslLiIory md rccoiv
ed nm puoucsrionrd arproyaT of the host
of prca, men which won for Virginia the
proud title Of Mother of Statesman was
destroyed How they resolved to purit.
aniza Us until we should acquire the char.
,c,stics and assume tho morality Of Mas.
sachusctls hypocfi,cs How our State was
to be made too hot for its true and native
inhabitants and converted into a paradise
for the adventurcrs and trickcrs who had
been thrown to the surface by the result
of the war How in the very names of
the counties and ships, We were to be
reminded of the presence aud power ofthd
party hostile to the majority How limo,
cent citizens were prosecuted and robbed
for offences not even alleged to have been
committed BY them. How Offices were
created in order to distribute suiTiciantsiny
ecnrcs for the horde Of camp followers who
were only there for plumber How the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03
N @ TICE.

Hanson Sasgcnsr, ct al. In Chouccry in
vs.. Inc Circuit CONT
Albert Mcdaniel, ct. al. of Mason comfy
IHE parties interested in tie above eau"
| will please take notice that Shall At thu
next term Of said Court move the Court to Pay
whatever portion Of the proceeds Of real estate
sold under decree in SAID cause falls to tie
share Of Julia F, Lawson, to me is her Gusr
dian; she being non resident Of The State Of
West Virginia, and having been regularly
appointed Guardian to the said Juia +. L',w.
sor 10y the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia. GEORGE Z. MOORE,
Guardian 10 Julia F. Lawson,
BY D. W. PoLsLEY, COUNSEL.
mcb On Aw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The R&adcIphin. Press says; THE
increase Of The salary Of its member BY the
i'otty SECOND Congress was denounced AZ
the most Infamous act ever perpotratod by
a Legislative bOdy-as a crime, a robb ry
Precisely such bill is about to be passed
by the Legislature of Pennsylvania The
Lower House of that body has actually
consummated It, It's members, like their
Congressional prototypes, having voted
themselves an increase of pay, extending
over term now nearly eNdedn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The Dubuque EAgnph says that "tbe
railroad powers of Iowa have determined
to elect nine State Senators next fail, thai
hcing the number they require in order t.
control the Iowa Senate 70 this III,
St Louis Republican responds that the
railroad powers are going to great dea
Of unnecessary trouble by electing the
zine Senators they need when they cat
Just as well buy them after they are elect.
ed and thus savcaIl the trouble and wor,
ry Of the campaign
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The glory of Connecticut has departed!
Woodco nutmogS, heretofore deemed the
ne plus utr,6Of human ingenuity, are just
now nowhere A man in Maine now
makes god msrchantabIe oysters out Of
-four paste: tapioca, salt, aud water
These are placed " secondhand oyster
shells, which are carefully glued aronnc
the edges. When hungry, halt iOcbrj
qtcd individual comes into the saloon and
calls fora dozen ra@ on the half shell, he
receives the a6ave described deicacy -
We fancy that they must be eaten in tbei
original state, and that cooking nigh
prove fatal to them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03
OUTRAGEOUS"

'OU OAbLVUp
The Mason County Journal Of last week
has an article copied from the Chrksburg
Telegraph and headed Outrageous
The writer of the article is evidently in
a very bad bumor, and like all men when
they get mad, has written a great many
foolish things, aud also those that arc not
true
LIST, lie Pralos great deal about The
"Fick Amendment" and says that the
Rnlicnl party secured its adoption, which
is not truo. The Registration law was re.
pcalcd aud an election law was passed in
1871, before the vote upon the Flick
Amendment was taken Everybody vo-
ted far or agai"at tho amendment that
wished to vote at all
%. Hotaks abou. the magnanimity of
the government towards the rebels and
that they had committed treason, the pen.
atty of which was death This is not
true, The U, S, Supreme Court has de.
ciled that person that fought under an
organized. government did not incur the,
penalty o.. treason Jefferson Davis ,Easl
arrested aud imprisoned Why was, be
not. tried? Simply because the Cavern
uent found out jthrough.Ghief, JUSTICE
Chase that he could not be convioted, aud
released hin for tlat reason and no other
and 50 oGall The rest. What becomes Of
this Elbows great blow under this state
of the case
3D. prntes about members Of the
Legislature abusing. Borcmau, Stevenson,
aud thoGsgjstration law. This is nothing
rev aud has not been confined to wembcrs
of the Legislature. The people Of the en-.
tire State have complained and have voted
down Stevenson aud Tie Registration law,
and will vote for Borcman to stay at home
as soon as bis time expires,
4th. He says that hell has no punish,
ment severe enough for the impuiencc Of
these rebels. The good Book says Judge
not that yo be not Judged" But this bit.
ter old man and his imitator Of the Jour.
nal would violate alI'law aud morality to
get their revenge or vent their Spleen
Luckily but few think as they do.
Senator Caldwell of Kansas, recently OF
trial before the United States Senate OF
charge of having purchased his way into
that once honorable body, cut short. firth
raCliOa in biscaso by resigniug his claim
to the seat, The drift of the Sen
} ate was plainly towards tho expulsion
Of Caldwell, and he wisely took time b!
tho forslock md relieved his peers o
further trouble on bis account, BY doul
late What the'inoor consciousness of gull
should have dictated earlier, The Senate
to bring itself up to q standard of even or
! binary honesty, however could well alIor,
; a few more designations
Several state Legislatures are censoro.
! Congressman for voting themscI0e, 81 800
+ a year more than they had agreed to TAX,
as their compensation But not word l.
. said agaiusr Grant. who desired to he, re-
y elected and agreed to bold the Office or
1000 a year, aud. then afcrwayd votoc
= himself $50 coo per anNum The reason
for the distinction is that Grant islhc RI
publican party and the Congressman at,
d Uot,t
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The Postmaster General has received a
notification from the leading railroad,
north Of Washington to the effect that af
leFt5eslsa0f April the4giil withdraw the
postal cars from their lines unless the
Po,tmastcr,G General shall give them Ger
tain increase Of compensation. The com.
'bioatiou ombrice, all the New England
railroads, and all those of Pennsylvania,
aoi. New Yiik cxcaps the Erie RaiIGoad,
which last is not int the arrangement. The
northern railroads have not joined 10 the
demand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

A shoe manufacturing company was
started ID Winchester about eight months
ago with $40 600 capital 1t now en-,
ploys ahoW fifty hsods, and turns cut
FROM eight huadrc6to one thousand pairs
ofshvcs per week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

DEATH or A VETERAN We have re.
cciycd information Of the death at bis resi-
deuco, in AIIemaric, of Major W G
Brown at the advanced age ofcighIy years
This venerable gentleman was a soldier Of
the war 1872 10, aud by his gaIIanry at
minel rhcbonorabIc rank ormnjor He was
well known in AlbcmarIe, FIuvauna. aud
Lonisn,'nd highly respected -CharloItcs
uNc htcIiigcucer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

rae't*AO Alps -'Bsmnrk Jf,"
tho PorkersIurg, correspondent Of the
'Clarksburg .Sm, uodcf date Of lOth re-
lStes the following stony for the truth Of
which be youches:
George Powell son ofBonjamin Powell,
E,q Of Doilrise county, enlisted in the
army during the late war 10 the year
1893 five ore not mistaken bis father re.
ceiyed word that George was dead. His
clothing etc was forwarded to his sadlen-
ed parents: his estate was administered
upon. and the proceeds Of the same duly
forwarded to bis father By human friends
! In due time a funcraIdis oursnwa' preac' =
ed By Rev Mr.. Warner, o'Parkorsburg,
to a large congregation Of Smyprtbising
/ friends aud relatives Time ruled by; by
mny George Powsl bad been forgotten.
His parents bad siriven to feel reconciled
to the incXmabIc decree which levels all
distinctions. aud coosigns, humanity to
oblivion and dust. His name was seldom
mentioned even under the Old roof tree
/ But truth issronger Dhau Gcloo," and
what was the n,Oois5mant and boundIess
surprise when few days ago, George
Powell. in full health, walked in'o the room
whore bis father aud mother were sitting
Had the grave opened at their feet and de-
Iivctql up its dead, by restoring the long
lost boy, could their surprise have been
greater? But We will not intrulo upon
the old people in the jog they must have
felt iuagain having the vacant chair tIlrd,
and their hearts aud home gDaddened by
tho return Of him whom they moarned as
dead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

Trains on the 9. 4 0. R. Rnal com;
meucca running tSraugh on the lstof Ap.
rI, aTording the quickest and safest route
Between the great West and Atlantic sea.
bOocd Pleasure seekers and tra,elor.
sill 6od'he Canyons Of New River, beau
timl and, grand
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03
MIR Hgreford's Vote.

We have stated once or twice. on the
authorily.ofthe printed list Of yeas Add
nays. that Hln Frank Hereford, member
Of tie IIonsc Of Representatives, from the
Third District Of this Stue, did not vote
on the question oAH6at is nov generally
callcl tie 'fsalar5 steal that is, on the
fpul question Of clipping the conference
report hy which the steal was coDslmmol
I'd We boxed aver the Ii.t p' printed IN
seyeral Of our exchanges and c'uld not
end Mr. lIrgfords vote on either side 49,
We areassurcd, however. by Mr. Here
nrd's colleague. Hon John } Davis,
Congressman from this District. that Mr.
Hereford did vote on the question OF
adopting that report, aud voted against \
The yeas and nays as printed in the next
days GlgJc incorrectly ommi''ed Mr.,
Hereford, name. and the error 10 the 9th.
cr paper doubtless arose from this Mr.
Davis says be sat near Mr. Hereford aud
distinctly heard him vote 'No" lie states
also that Mr. Hereford voted against the
"stcal" every time in the preliminary
trges, except on Buffers motion to recon
slider the VT, by which the steal amend.
mont had been rejected by the IIouso.-
/
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

There are some Indications the trade,
organizations of New York will abandon
their proposed strike, on account ofthc in,
auspjcious nature season; building oper
atiOus being dull, &c
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

Chase, Of the Huntington Independents
is an unfortunate Cuss lie attended the
inauguration at Washington, and while
slivyriug in thC'trowl with the nmrcury
below gro, some impatient rascal stole his
whiskcy money. It was all the fellow
had, aud the loss dcmoraizod him com.
pletely lie spcut four mortal hours in
Chasing for a loan until his rubicuod fed.
lures began to purple, when happily; as
he thought, he banked Senator Borcman,
Of his own State, and made known his dis.
trcss, bat the Senator haew him, and pass,
ed With the next customer, he was more
fortunate It was a GorlonviIIo gentle
man. with whom he had no acquaintance,
who kindly stepped tQhis relief aud loan.
cd him suiticicOcy to take him home =
Aud that's the way an extra copy of'he
Independent goes to GorioUviIo, Cali.
pRis Jon,naI 49,.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

Teachers ExamlISa tiOns.
TIME REGULAR EXAMINATIONS on
/ the County Superintendent of Public
Schools, will be held bat Point Pleasant upon
the first Saturday Of each month at O'Clock,
f'A' ROY, 0-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The General Assembly Of Iowa, at is
recent session, made phYjolgy one Of the
common school branches, an,thcrcaftcr no
teachers certificate can be grated by any
county superintendent to pIrtjos WIN are
unable to pass an examination IN this
study
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03
Merino. to Be Amerioanized.

MEXICO to be AmeriGanizeds--
There is every re~on tobeleve that With
in the next siaig or ninety days a move
mcot will lie made ID POSSESS se9c of'ha
Northern States ofMcxnoS We stA not
yet familiar enough with the datsiF$ q the
movome9, to tRnIqre aoy3ltSStg, but W.
.are confident TIE natter is fSpitly assrm.
Ing d tougtSlEbhapc Fbe Stdts he'roT:
aulipAs, with Matamoas and rampico
opepiag,uporJhd sea will be thu, first
r'E9ist. 70 - occupied Nuava Leon
ebibuagt. and Durango in the
i6tsroft;Nnd S6abra apd Sinuoa on the
western slope are all included IN the pro
ioci, as well as d,Fortioa Of ZaCatccas aud
San Luis Potosianl the Is.hmus Of Cali
for4ji. .-ssyssa
It's understood that th6beter class Of
Che people in this belt Of coutry 9p in ia.
ppr Of annexation to the lJhilgdA utesa =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

Who would have supposed thar General
GrNn would hive given the nan who ac
Of being drunk at The battle of
Shiloh The nomination Of Postmaster fr
the city Of Cincinnati? Strange thugs
orc happening in these strange times,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The New York Legislature is dcterwir'
ed to put stop to the plea Of insanity in
criminal cases unless the facts justify it
What iskuowu as the Insanity Biz has
passed to its third reading. 1t pr"Sile.
that any person acquitted of an ofcose. a'
iusanc at the time such oiTcnse was CON
mii4d, shall be Confoed in a Iunalic usy
mm for not less than drtpcu years. Tb,
Governor mag release such as are worthy
hoaevors but must give twenty days no
tice Of his iuicu,on to do so
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The object of this suit is TO obtain decree
directing he sprcifC performance of CONTRACT
made and culrretntohY James A. Kensley,
decd, with Abraham Harper, dated on tbs
18th day of October, ISL, by which contract
the aid HenSley bound himself 10 convey 10
the said tape a tract or parcel Of land coz.
tanning 50 acres more or less, lying on Lick
Creek, in Putnam county, West Virginia
And appearing by atIi lavit filed with the
papers ofthe cause, that the defendants, VIM.
Mrssscrsmith, Adwilie McSserSmlh, and Jon.
olhau r, Hcusleyi are non residents Of this
State, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one moothRlhe The first publication Of
this order and do what is necessary 10 protect
their ntereslin this cause.
Teste;
G. ". CAR6ILL, Clerk.
4 f,,,e.l 10 Iuy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-03

The object of this suit is to obtain 4 dccrcs
setting aside and holding for unught a deed
made OIL. lhe ODD day OF February,steF2aA by :
HhcA A, A. SiSSon and wife attempt to.caai.
yey certain tract of land, situated in Pat.
nam county containing DC acres, 10 Mary Hys,
sci, and to subject the. said tract of hand to
Sfle for the paymrnt.of "a .jNdgns,g rendered
ny the Circuit Court OF Putnam county at lie
Mprch 1rrm, 1872, in favor ofJohn. Armstrong
and dgainst the said a. A, Sisson, for the sum
Of $lG5sy aud costs.
5Aud it appearing by affidavit fled with tho
papers ofthc cause that the defendant, Mary
Ily.eIiS non resident Of this State, it is or.
dyrei that she do appear here within Month
after tie first publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect Der interest in thiHs
cause. Tpste;
G, W. CARGILL, Clerk.
Brown, Sol, march l3-4w.