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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The Virginia Republicans seem to be
demoraIizad, disorgauised, aul split up in,
to factions, which are fighting each other
fcriously. The greed for Office is the
cause of those divisions and quarrcls The
time for the meeting Of the Republican
convention to nominate candidates for
State offices is fast approaching Qbo GOrh
OfJuIy) and it will require the best efforts
CftHGit most iifnl'nnnngsrS and teC!i.
clans to reconcile the several factions and
induce them to unite upon ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The alleged recovery otthe Pope puts a
stop for the present to the many sensation.
al rumors about the election Of his success
scr, but admonished BY bis great age, aud
the numerous difficulties that will be in-
terposCd by his enemies, be will, no
doubt, employ the remnant of bis time on
earth in perFccriug measures to secure the
election fSuch successor as will carry
out his plans aud policy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The KickapoO Indians show dispose
ton to stay 10 MoSico, rather than return
To their reservation at our side Of the bar.
der It is not apparent what special roa'
son the authorities at Washington haze
for nboring to induce them to change
thqi7 mind. fall the Indians were to
emigrate as well as the Kickapoo', white
settlers would scarcely mourn their depart.
ure,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26
notice.!

HAVING sold ont my Drug Store in Point
IL Pleasant, now desire to settle up my
business, therefore, this ia to request all per.
sons who know themselves indebted to me
either by note or account to come forward and
settle the same within the next thirty days, or
their accounts will be placed in the hands of
an officer roI collection,
may 2g-4w. B. L. MILES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The Northern Indian SUPPLEMENTARY
has been abolished by order of the Pres.
dent, uuler the law enacted last winter to
appoint Indian inspectors and to abolish
a. many Indian Suporiuteudelccs as be
should deem advisable,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The Grant administration at Washing.
ton has put arms in the hands Of the ne
grocs who nave been Organized By The
usurpcr Kellogg into regiments il order
to maintain him in the power which be
has stolen. It is difficult to conceive Of a
greater outrage
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

Judge Bowling, father.in.law Of the
late Geu. A e, jenkins, foil into the riv,
or at Huntington, while stepping of the
OHo,e on to the wharf boat, on Monday Of
last week, aud came near drowning,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The Petersburg papers are iOccused at
dealers 10 agricultural machinery block.
aiding the streets with their machines. -
Funny After awhile you will expect
to pay for such privileges.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26
GEO. ". TIPPETT, Edjtor.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
Thursday, ;: June &c, 1873.
SHALL WE HAVE A COUNTY FAIR?

Believing it to be to the interest Of Ma
son county to hold an annual Exposition
Of the products Of the soil, manufactured
articles, and the live stock for which she
is 50 justly celebrated, it has been deemed
advisable to call a meeting Of the people
at the Court House on
SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 1878,
to take action on the subject A cordial
invitation is extended 70 all citizens of the
county 10 attend. aud it is hoped that it
may be cmpbatically Mass Meeting of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

Two colOrcd boys III Jefferson county
lately engaged in quarrel One went
into the house, gotta gun, aud shot the
other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26
CUSTOM WORK.

This department of our business IS complete
and We refer with pleasure to the work lone
by the Senior partner Of our firm at Cottage
vile. Of what our patrons may expect III the
III urr. Our terms will be As reasonable as any
establishment in the country, doing good work
Freight On Wool 10 more 10 GnyandoiIe Than
ia o,h,r ne ghboriug Mills. JfNo charge for
ioysgr 10 and nUm the WharE-I Mark your
Wool distinctly. ,n,.,,
ROsEDERRY 4 EASTMAN,
Gymdone, West Va.
NM. Il I'm
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

On Thursday morning last Mr. DrouiI
lard, who was visiting bis relatives here,
in company with Mr. James Harper, hi,
brother in law, went hunting On the Bla'
ger farm fey miles below the city, AT.
ter they had huntcd for some time and
were about to return, Mr. Dronilard at,
tempted to blow in bis gun-oac barrel Of
which had been discharged-fur the pnr.
pose of clearing the vent, aud in doing So
raised the hammer Of the Ina}cd barrel
with his foot while be lad his mouth over
the muaalo, the foot slipped aud the gun
discharged aud the whole contents Of the
barrel entered his mouth. Mr. Harper
was only about twenty PAGES from him
and rs he saw that Mr. DrouiIlard was about
to blow in the quo in the manner in which
he did be called TO hiu not to do it, but
the warning was too late, his words had
not fairly escaped his lips till the terrible
accident happened Although every bone
in the head vas broken. aud features were
terribly lattoned the skin was not broken,
excepting the top of the head. Ledger.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

We are called upon to record a sad
event this week For some time past the
wife of James Shaw Of this place, has been
lingering with that fell disease consump
ton. Mrs. Shaw has been sinking quite
rapidly for the last few weeks, and on
Wednesday few minutes after FIVE p q,
she died A dispatch was sent to Pied.
mont at once to her brother. Phillip Golf,
conveying to him the intelligence of his
sisters death The party who carried the
message to the telegraph Office had hardly
returned to the house when dispatch was
received here stating that Phillip Golf had
Just been killed at Piedmont The an.
uounccmCut. came with terrible weight
upon the already afflicted families of both
Grafton Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

Government dredgc boats are engaged
in dredging the OHIO river in the neigh.
borhool Of BalIajrc Ohio
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The Independent School District o.
Moundsvillc are to have $500 Of the Pea
body School Fund this year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

The NJ q Church of Weston coDicm'
plate buillog church T'bcg are soItci.
linz contributions throughout the State,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

Sixty SIX German Immigrants have ar
rived in parker,bnrg. Employment has
been furnished the moiori'y Of them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

A coal train ran Of the track near Gny'
aodonc last week. Two men we're slight.
Iy injured and sixteen cars smashed
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

Twelve young lalios gnim'ei at the
Wheeling Female College rhisycar ItlSa
prosperous and growing institution.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-26

TuE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOX SALE
three tracts Of land; Que Of VINO" Contains
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ENPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

THOH WINDw AID POHT--pcr Kit1sA. Arni 2tft-CaPt
Jas Make q Nscau1uc. Cgtrry Brown q " kooeTiEan, J
white. FrcJ wash. 80 4 JoInslu, zH~ 4ui . children. frank
Epeursr, = l. Clarke. Wa GuAam AMI vic - Gren- w II
ComUclL. Eihe and cnEtL " In1grr. Bishop WIFE. =
Gu1LIai AM vie. Mr. EaIra. - Y EFgEu- : & Hsi-f, NO
1la1l, J McC7rnstcn, } MsCoEan, W Bate and sue- auA -
f-cE.
Fon LAnAGxa-P-r Ss'5e l~rrH, Ap1I 3s-i-J a Hl-saE-
rr. Nf- aud family, AMI . aec@
Fnos s.N FuAVcizc5-P-r Costa Biel, April z7th-C
v.G arI 2 Children. I : Pnit. 4 II Lr~sr-, wifi, : children
ana sargart. a. CnuIer. Ssu1 jams. g = Owen ami VIE,
"a Z Hurl.ns5l ami wiE. aI u m -ts-racr
FOE wfsnwA AID Posr--Per kim Apri z'ih-N h
Caruv.I- J I Fursis. ~ - H11uy-r, IS Grleua AMI WHf-. Mrs
6ssver.1n. A Unua. Mr Dirk~y. wWr auf @ chudrn. Dr Hut
Gibson, Mis~es Enns AMI EI1a wight. Bishop MsErst, Rev
-acza1s, ? l. Ctarc~, Nj Bels NiIer- No = 81 -p-ncer,
Mas -p~uo-r 2 Miss WHr1E- Capt MAXI, Bishop Wils-
AL aSsat 10 doc
Tnou ssN FEtvcI-Co-Pr T. g N1rray. AIEl @ri-NF
r a. Jal~.. Ir, Gel = > -uatIuE and Efs, \ 9 Whit ad sie,
John =l-u--I a1d vie. y % Gallagher. Sir hsvra-y. VI II
Tllms. Hr4 Patty. Mr. Daln11. I5hl k-I-tt. Caps I4li-- smith,
I1oab W5i-E, y = Curt-, - Reut9u- & Le.nad, II B.ot.msn.
Fsoa CAEOLtsE IsL.Sb-P~r Lusa, April 30ih-Jsbn J
hruute. Mr. Wss-E-id. and - iluorer.
Fsos LasaSa-Per N~g% NrEM, Nay 2d-Nr, Hsistend
And chfbi, Msa " T. Aassu, John Gih-Jn, Chs- Lax, Wa
WacoE, AMI deck.
ros sa~ FEAyoIsco-P-F Costa Riea, May ot-agn q
Phillip. wife and child. g. $ Williams, wE1 and 2 Children,
Na-s l. g. Big-sE, 60 70 Williams. Thls Auud-.. y q Will
GDg, X vs. Anire<s, u Lyman = GU-@ni5rf Lieut. Cunm-n-
trFuh ah6sTHmHEu iShFF-V a5Mt6 al -Egr .s4ndEen- Mrs
children SIR q Coru4au, x q Ehurtif ard VT. J M Byrau.
} Wakrf~tk John d. Fries and -ll, 4 II EcLacI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-03
IMPORTS.

Faou s4S FnAxcIsco-Psr Costa Rica. April 2sth 81 bx
Books % 7 e. Thum ; I bx Books 70 II VI Whitney 9 pigs
House Goods 10 q II Dickery 1 csc Stationery 10 w Jas
smith I; / csc Stationery 70 Supreme Court ! bales Blankets,
2 CO Mdss Co W T. Green F; IS sks Potatoes 10 A J Cartwright
= c. Ndse. . pkEs Leather 20 r q Addsry 3 bntls Collars 70
p Dalton , 50 shs Potatoes TO Bolcz & Co 10 c. Cigars, ? g
3 ca Cott1ns, . G. French Goods. I bale ard I 60 Hosiery, ! TX
Oyaters. . bNs Glass, i Pkg Nd-e TO Gnubaum & Co $50
pkxs Provisions. Flour. &C, TO Judd s. Lame 500 sis Flour,
i BIZ Apples. 100 sis Potatoes 10 + 7 Adams , pigs Ndsc TO
" Philips a Co 2 - Envelopes 20 Haekf-id 4 60 ) pigs
Mdze % T u Davies . c. Mdse TO Wells, Fargo s. Cos 3
bales and u CO Mdsc, 3 parcels Samples 3 bales Hawaiian
Property % T q Heuck 10 ca Md-e 20 s A SchEefI 8 Co
Fsou PUaEr sOuSD-Per Camden. April 9th s-2T2IOs n
Rough Lumber, lO5.O n Dressed Lumber 500 VI Shingles,
1910 Tickets - 81 Hackteld A Co
FEoM sax FnAScIscO-Per ID. c. Murray, April 30th s-I5
pk-s Mdse % Thee e Hcuck - pkgs Mdse 10 N ; Grin
banm az PIX. Md-e 20 Asee & AChoug = pk-s Ndse % Ed
HorrhIasEsr e. Co; 200 bbtS Lime. 2t bags Potatoes. 100 cs
Coal Oh. 400 Posts, 10 kitts Tongues and Sounds, S bals
NAV. 1 b Stained Glass % q Brewer s. Co 50 g. md bales
Mdse % J 7 Waterhouse 20 o Sartines, loo -ks Oats, 50 SKIS
barley. 100 sks Potatoes. S bu Onions, 81 pkgs Mdse. go qr
and 40 If SKIS Flour. 10 sks Bran, 50 SIS Nheaf- 24 trs
Cncksra. 81 pkgs Groceries, IS pkEs Fruits and VEGETABLES 20
IIsurv Nav. IS cxks Iron % I II Davies so pkEs Ndse 10
UVaan Rro4 : II pkrs Groceries. i6i SIS Bran, 100 SKIS Oats,
40 a. RRriev. 50 sks Potatoes, 8 sis OuioCs 10 Iudd & Lame
Il c. Cigars % 81 ; Gdnbaum & Co 30 ar ard 50 hf SIS
Flour. rs sks Bran, 20 baes Hay. p pigs Groceries % Bohe-
A Co Is C. Bread, so bbs Lime, 50 hf and 50 Or ss Flour,
20 AXIS Bran, - sks Oats, % pkgs Groceries 70 a W feLcci
ia pkzs Mise % T Mozsman s. son loo Eegs Powder, Jcs
Mdsc % II Haeked s. Coz 800 IT Ska Flour, Us bags braa-
100 sks Oats. I'D tins Crackers. 81 pkgz Grocerif~ 20 Acintyre
BroS : 2 pkRs Mdse, so bags Potatoes, 60 CO Oil % 4 p Adams
30 pkz8 Mdse, loo qr SKIS Flour 70 Casie 81 IooNei oSD
CIarpt 10 r A Echaefer s. Co 9 csks Nine, 50 - Brlndyf4
III bba and Z Is Whiskey 10 Chas Long 20 6x1 Bread, lScs
Drug 10 Geo c MeLsan5 % pkgs Mdse TO L HAN PASs
Mdso TO Brown a Co.
FRou CAROLINE IsLAED-Per Luka- April 3oth 80 Water
caskp, pes Kou Wood, 20 Empty Poi BIreis, b6is and 6
Cuano zFmpgeS. 4 cs Oranges. I Chronone.eT, g 6uaFA
Jeny. I2Isth ton Ballast, ! cSe Money, El''"1'"I nv"
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Projected Departures

Projected Departures.
TJu Saw FRANctsco-Stmr Costa Rfea- sails AZ u n.
Foa KkUHaNaEkt-Schr Junnitl, sails hts ? y.
ToR K0Nk AND EsU-Schr UiIanIa, sails this ? u.
FoH BA~mNfNA-Schr Ncttic Merrill, sails this = u
Foa WIsDW And PORTs-Stmr klauea- sails on Monday.
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PORT OF zouoLuLU. H. I.


april 25-schr Mary Ellen, Jisl. from Kohsla, Hawai-.
2s-Schr Liiu, Waha. fro1I KooIau.
e5-Am wh BIZ Northern Light, smith, from HiO.
2I-Schr keonf Aua- ERnekoa. from Wsislua-
97-Am stmr Costa Rica, Lapidge, o days from Fan
Francisco.
27-schr Rob Roy. Jim, from KoOlau.
gT-SciT Active. HOFu. fro1I Enhats- Hawaii.
2S-Am VII bk Java, Kelley. : months out, from Kcala-
kekua, lying OF AMI on, with IFS btls sperm.
20-Am b Carndeu, Robinson, 81 DAYS I'm Puget Sounl.
JO-Schr Hattie. Ntka. from NawfEwii, Eauai-
3O-Schr Mauuokuwai. Paiekaf. from Auahota, Kauai.
10-Echr Jenny. Lambert. I'm WaInca n Koboa. Kauai
aO-Haw schr Luka, BaHastier- from Caroline Isand.
5O-Am BIZ ID q Murray, A Fuller, Is days from san
Francisco.
3O-schr IA Moi. Davis. from Kahului, Naui-
aO-Schr Wai0la, Kaukahi, from Lahtina, Mani.
S0-Am schr Page. Morse, 10 days from san FmncscO.
May 1-Schr uflama, Reynolds, from Kona g. Kan, Hawaii.
I-Schr Einau, Ahuihaa, from Mako, Maui
2-Schr Ncttie Merrill. Crane. from LGhaua, Maui.
Zr2-Schr Ecnni Ana, kanekoa. from WAialul-
N IAN VII bk Onward, Hayes, 10 mos cut, with 500
bhiS VII oil.
S-Schr Fairy Queen. Kaaina, from Hanalsi, Kauai.
J-schr Dauutiess, Berril, from HiIo, Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-03
MEMORANDA.

RErORT OF STEAMSHIP COsTA RIcA, W.T. LAPrDsE, Con-
NAxpER-Len the port Of San Francisco at $50 p y on the
nth April with 10 cabin passengers AMI 90 tons Of freight.
The hrst h1lr days out eneountere! strong head winds. sading
IA n gale Since that time We have had pleasant weather,
making the run from san Francisco to Honolulu IN less than
ten days. The Costa Rica brings IS bags United States mail.
JANIS r. TUCKER, Purser.
REPoKr OF Bass CAMDEN, ROBINSON, MAsTER-Safed
from Port Gamble March 25th. Came out Of the Sound on
the a7th. Had heavy gales from the southwark up to April
"a from thence O. lat y had light variable viods aud calms.
Thence % port had Eight trade winds.
REroEr OF BARK d. C. MURRAY, FULLER, M,sTER-Let
san Francisco April IIIh- First to days out had fresh winds
from W to INV. Then light winds from all directions. COM
mencing At y and hauling TO : and w. where il remained sew
rrai days. and then died out calm. Finally got the trades in
20 y lat very Hight. which lasted 20 port Arrived OF Homo
lulu the night OF April 18th, after = IassAgc Of IS days
T EEFORT FROM sTAHBUcE ISLAND
Brit ship Geo Thompson from Honolulu. arrived Oct lith !;
discharged 500 tous ballast and iosded l,550 tons suanoi saiisd
Nov Sth-
French shfp France CheTie OF Bordeaux. from Tahiti, a-
rived Dec sth, and sailed on the 18th Dec with l.05O tons gu
an0 Tor Europe
Brit BIZ Excelsior. from Honolulu. arrived Jan Sd, and sailed
for Europe Feb 10th with 600 tons guano-
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
U q steam fdgate California, Rear Admiral a " Pennoek.
wHALER.
Am VII bk Jirsh Perry, Owen.
MERCHNNTNEN.
Am missionary brig Morning Star, Hallett.
Brit BIZ Lighuoot. 4 & Humans. awaiting orders
HaW brig Onward, uncertain
Am stmr Costa Rica, W 3 Lapbdge- loading.
Am bk Camden, Robinson, dischArEing.
Am biz d q Murray, A Fuller, dischaTgiug-
Haw schr Luka, Balastier.
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DIED.

TELL-In thi- city. April Z7th. Of congestion Of the longs.
Mr. ksFAnrKJI kELiHrEtEEA. wifi d Mr. VIM a. Ten,
aged % year.. The dsc-z-ed Wzs hIghiy respected and NcI
rc2t-d.
BEcELEy-lu thi- city, April 2aih, EMMA, infant daughter
81 Fred ". aud Emoa Beckley, aged 3 months.
THE funeral viii take place t9-m1roE Sunday afternoon,
at ! O'Clock, from the Roroan Catholic Cathedral. Friends
and aoquaintanocs Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tenil
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DEPARTURES ~.

Aprl Zs-Am schr CCohnc, Kcrnon, 6r a crulse.
2f-Schr Odd Yellow. Eaai, for lilo. Hawaii.
1G-Schr Nettie Merrill. Grams. for Lahaina, Maui
g6-Am bktn Lulu- HaUctt, for Shanghac-
gd-Stmr Euauea, McGregor, Tor Maui and Hawaii
2S-Schr Prince, Doane, for k1na and Kan, Hawai.
2s-schr Mary Ellen, Jim, for Maahea, Maui
@S-Schr Moi Kefki, Pafey, for Kahului, Maui
2S-SchrK eoni Ana, kanekoa, fT Wnialua-
es-Am VIII hk Northern Light, smith, fr y cruise
ZO-Schr Active. Ttnpu. for kohaia, Hawaii
2g-Schr Lila Waha, 6r EC0lau-
cg-Schr Rob Roy, Jim, for KOolau-
30-Am bk Edwin Colby, Gr New BEDFORD
May 1-Schr Hattie, Nfka. for NawiIwiH. Kauai
I-Schr ER Moi, Davis. for Kahuiui, Maui
Am schr Pig. Morse, for n fishing cruise.
2-HRE bgtu VIM N Aler, schnefder, 6T Tahiti
2-Schr Khan, Ahuihaia, 6r bahko, Maui
2-Rchr waotA, Eaukahi, for Lahaiua, Mani.
2-schr Jenny. Lambert, for E0Ioa & Waimc1, KAUAI.
2-Schr Mnuuok awRf, Paiekai, for Motnaa Rni Anal1il
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Miscellaneous!

Meerschaum Pipes, Pearl Shirt, Coat aud Vest Buttons;
Superior Pins, Hair Pins, Linen and Cotton Tapes, Sleeve But.
tons and Studs, Looking Glasses and Hand Mirrors, Linen and
Cotton Thread, Pen Knives, Butcher Knives, Sail Irvine. India
Rubber Combs, Dressing Combs, Fine Ivory Tooth Combs,
Letter and Bill Paper, Blank Books, Superior Playing Cards,
SIX Ribbons, Corded silk Beiungs, Travelling Bags, Merino
and Alpaca Bindings, Feathers and Flowers, Feather busters,
Opera and Spy Glasses, Violin Strings. Cotton Irvine In skeins
and balls, Ladies' Corscts, Tailors' Shears, Water Monkeys,
Hooks and Eyes, seltzer Water, &C., &C, dc.
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DRY /.
Clothing, Hosiery,
Hats. sc.

supr. Black Doeskin Pants, dozens Of Buckskin Suits, colored
MoIeskin Pants, Pea Jackets. Cotton Flannel Undersbins and
Drawers, Merino Undershirts, White Linen Duck Suits, Water
proof Coats and Ponchos, 4 variety Of mems Felt Hats, Ladies'
White Cotton Hose Of various qualities, Boys Heavy Brown
Cotton Socks, Mems Brown aud Lisle Thread socks, Kid
Gloves, white aud cOlored, for Ladies and Gents. Doeskin RID
ing Gloves for Ladies and Gents. Isle Thread 0aubtlets, ItaI-
ian Cloth and SILK Umbrellas, Linen and Paper Collars, Paper
Cuffs, &c.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18
JOHN f. WHITE,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Middletown, Del.
Once over j. +. Hayes Tobacco storr.

We the undersigned, residents Of ST Geor-
gcs Hundred, respectfully recommend 10 til. own
ers Of valuable stock the services o. John r.
White We have employed him in many diiii-
cult cases aud found him TO have thorough
knowledge of MI diseases that stock are snhec,
10 George w. knrsncr, Samuel fenimnrc, l..
v Aspril. w. Kennes, William Polk, Daniel
Stevens W. corbi, Daniel corbi,, Jonathan X
Williams =. T. Perry, s. n Enos, serick r.
Shairross, George W orilip, James J. Janyier,
James 7. Shalcross, W. T.. yandegrfi, ". n.
Hamilton. NJ. d., r. W Cochran, Samuel PEN
ington. Thomas Cochran, II. A. Perkins, II.
A. Nowland, VIM. Dndlsy, h. X. Cochran.
Nay 4-tf.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-18

,issd the claim Of Victor Emmanuel to
the title Of :. King Of Italy" In 1860
ieiut expsditicn, fitted out by France and
Eseland. smiled to China. to punish that
Government for acts Of trcachcry TO Eu-
ropsan Powers. The operations were sue |
csssful. aud after the capture Of Pekin,
and the destruction Of the Emperor's sum-
mcr palace. October 9th. the Chinese gov
erument made rcpnration. About the
came period. Napoleon Ill despatched an
expedition 10 Cochiu-C China, on similar
errand. which was also successful In
1861. he organized, in connection with
Great Britain and Spain, an expedition
against Mexico, with the avowcd inten-
tion Of demanding redress for injuries in
Ricted on subjects Of the respective coun-
tries, and for the payment Of debt OBJ
ssiuately resisted BY Mexico. As II ap-
pesred that he had other objects in view,
Great Britain aud Spain, iuitiators OF the
scheme, seeded from joint action with the
French in 1862. The Emperor prosecu-
ted the war alone, and, after some sang
uinary battles, succeeded in establishing an
Imperial form Of government in that
country, the crown Of which the Arch
duke Macmillan Of Austria was induced
to accept, October 3, 1868, and accom-.
panied BY the Empress he entered the
Mexican capital January II. 1864. The
Emperor Napoleon entered into an agree
ment with the Government of the United
States TO withdraw the French troops, aud
the last detachment Of the army quilted
the country early in 1867. At the close
Of 1858, in consequence Of the threaten
ing aspect Of affairs on the continent, con
scquent on the instruction in Poland, the
Emperor invited all the Powers to adopt
his proposition Of mea,ing in Congress tc
discuss aud agree upon solution Of the
more serious questions that threatened e
disturb the peace Of Europe This schem'
proved nbortiyc. In 1870 the Emperor
whose prestige had been greatly dimin
ishcd By the unpopular war against Mex
leo, and perhaps still more so by his in
action ia the war Of Prussia against Aus
tria. gave his partial submission to publi
opinion By more or less effective aban
donment Of personal government Sub
sequently, Napoleon submitted his polic.
to the approval or disapproval Of th
French people. who ndorscd i, by an i'm
,ncnsc majority OF votes In July, Isl
the Emperor declared war against Prus
sin. A series Of disasters followed, cul
minating in the surrender at Sedan an
the fight Of the Empress Regent fror
Paris. Until the close Of the war Napc
leon. though courieously treated, wa
held prisoner in Germany, and on b
release joined the Empress in England