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, 1873-01-21

The Chicngo produce ma.Isotu were gonoraily
moro active yestort'ny, except provisions. MeHs
pork was dull, md nominally 5@10c per bsl low
u. at 1t cash, aud S12. .10@12.1 Is no}lor
March. Lard WAS in moderate demand, ut a de-
clino of 1oo rar 100 lbs, closing. at s7.15@7.2o
cash, and 57.45697.50 seller month. Meats wore
rnther quiot and shude easier, ut 3j1@4o for
shoulders 595@965sc for short ribs; exc for
short clenr, aud 7elc por lb for 1Clb groom lanB.
Dressed hogs were i'll fair demand and slade
oasior, at 44S5@4. 40 por 100 lbs for henyy, and
S4.55@4.G0 for light. Highwines were dull and
steady at 88c. Flour waB actiyo and shado
frmor. Wheat waa activo, aud advanced 20,
closing at s1.26h cash. and $1.271l seller
February. Corn was moro actiyo and doclined
1@ho, closing firm at a011lc cash, aud soli1
@30esc sellor February. Oats wore quiet end Il
sllade easior clouing at 2511lc cash. and 251So
soller February. Rye was steady at Csc. Bar
10y was leaB nctivo; No. 2 was 70 higher but
closed weak ut Doc; No. 8 WAS steady at 6B@Gsc.
1.-Two hogs wero fairly nctive, anl closed steady
at s3.G5@3.90. There was very little doing ii,
the cattle market. Sheep wore firm.
, 1873-01-21

The Praeident Of tho Crodit Mobilier Company
(,dr. Sidney Dillon) has been boforo tho 1nvos-
ti1atiug Committee. He remembers hearing
Ancs sneak Of Brooks 40 ono Of the Congress-
men rho was to receive stock. Ho also says ho
was approached by Brooks, who claimed to DO
entitled to 10 shares Of Crodit Mobilior atock in
addition to tho 100 hold by Lis son-in-law. Tho
Committee adjourned to allow Mr. Dillon to re-
froah his monory, anl will continue his exami-
natiQn tQ-d4Y.
, 1873-01-21

e1o3, ,I6o,0 ,0O0 which included only twonty~Bx ar
ticlco. Tho receipts from boor nnd wlaiskoy wcro
s128, ,o20 0o0 au tncronHe Of 910,000,oj0 oyor tho
Init yonr. Tho American experience l,aa boon Of
n similar naluro, 80 fur ms reduction lsas boon
trled. Yet III tho faco Of thoeo faotH, MIR. Bout
wol sayn tint tho country can stand no reduction
In tho taxo,t, ani tho Protection clement Of Con-
gross will not ton to my reduction OF Tho tariff.
, 1873-01-21

rFRMB OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYABLE IN ADVANCED.
1r 1na!lS ey ,Mal....et2.HN Syutny. ..".."....sS.5
FGrta cf scar at tho sAlnc rate.
oprcvons doay anil mistakes, ia sire nud glvo rost
Cf;ca address III full, Including State and County.
HcnItancos may 10 ,nhde eitor BY rn cypress. Post
nibce o'dor, or III registered lsorF, At risk.
1ENMR TO GIFT srnscn1ngHB.
Daily, lcltvrro Euutny osceptad, 25 cents ror w.ck.
HailJ, delivered, bnnday included, 10 eoNa nor wnok
Addruas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Go1nur Madison and Deathotn.stt., OhtenEo. III.
, 1873-01-21

Tho Senate Naval Committee Aaye reported
tho House bill for tho construction Of six sloopB-
of-war, with HI an,ondmont increasing tho num-
ber to ton. Tho Senate have begun to diacuss
the bill, and will continue tho debate to-day.
Senator Colo Of California, said yesterday that
legislation was needed not 30 much to enlarge
.he nary an to promote our coYnmoroe.
, 1873-01-21

The Lower Houao of the Legislature have
passed a resolution TINT ut least cue momber OF
tho Railroad md Warehouse Commissioners
should be farmer.
, 1873-01-21

MYERS OTERA I1OUSE-Afonroo street, botwoon
ftsp end Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton i Ro'nble1
Minstrel aud Duslesquo Traupo Ethiopian C0scaltfes
, 1873-01-21

Another phase of tho transportation question
is beginning to dovolop itself, which throatons
to work perious injury to Chicago in one Of
lor most important branches OF bllsiuoya. Tho
cattle trade of tho city is now In worry ,,n-
healthy condition. owing to tin inability or the
unwillingnoss Of The managers OF railroad lines
leading to tho scaboara to furnish suitable and
sufficient facilities for tho shipment Of cattle
to tho EaBt. Bollorn aro compelled to
look to shippcis for tho absorption OF tho
bullk OF tho cattle which Gro sent to this market,
and, When tho shipping demand 10 diminished
nearly one-half, az 1t is now, by tho ecarity Of
cars, pricea Of COURSE must suffer correspond
ingly, and the loss falls most heavily upon pro-
ducors. The market has now become so serious
ly affected that gonlo means Ellonid bo doyisod
ut once to remedy the evil, Or tho atock tralo OF
tho city may receive blow from which 1t will
take long time to recover. Already, argo num-
boru OF CATTLE which, but for this drawback, would
sedk our marlsot, aro being forwarded Eastward
through other channels. Chicago cannot 4tfortl
to lot her catlo market 10 endangered III this
1nn,n,ier
, 1873-01-21

GLOBE Dosrlalnes atrect, s,otween a1adl-
eoa aut Washington Dramatic and Musical Variet!ea
, 1873-01-21

ALL In favor Of an honest moRsuronont Of
the work on tho Nebraska Peniteutisry will say
aye. The Taxpayers. good, honest, patient
SOULS want to know what they hRYe got for theit
QQ.QQQ.-rQmQha He,,ald.
, 1873-01-21

SlxOE.9 9ASIplI1T:IEATRl:- Clinton botwoen Wash
luston aud Randolph streets. MacaltlBtor.
, 1873-01-21

llaB cost our city and tho Northwest tnil>ionH OF
money. Tho Northwest will uovor hnvo tho
commercial faolitfoa absolutely oapontinl to Its
prosperity I'LL tho original plan III carriod ont,
and by Bysto1n OF locks md dams on tho Illinois
niver and tho enlargement Of the canal from
Looltport or Joliet Lake sllult admit tho pnsaago
Of ntcan,ors botweon tho lalsoa anl tho A1isBiH-
aippi.
The gaego Of tho railways In tho Northern
md 8outhorn Btntos is 30 ditroront,-n part, ITO
doubt, Of tho achon1cB Of tllo Southern politi-
cfanB bororo tho war to estnblIsla Southern
Confodoracy. Tho gnugo of tho Grand Trunk
aud othor Canadian railways Is foot G inchoa,
while that of the ronda on this Bido Of tho limo
ia 1 foot az inchoa. This Is source of much an-
noyanco. md exponac as well, to tho commerce
botwoon tho Dominion and tho Staten, This
difference in gauge Ind its origin In tln1nttgatod
sol}bl.noss. When tho Grand Trunk was pro-
iooted, tito people Of Portland, No., proposed
to build connecting limo to tho boundary bo-
twoon Canada md tho United statos, aud Ioaao
1t to tho Grand Trun1s at @ por
cont on tho cost, provided that tho
Directors would adopt gauge Of 51S foot,
aud tho s'broad tread +" was carried. Tho roal
object Of Portland in making the brond gauge
an essential requisite, rms to oifootually dcbar
Boston from my share In tho Canadian trade
They thought TINT the coat OF tranahipmont
would forever give thom monopoly Of that
busincsB. Dut an oxtra rail haB long since, IT
We metake not, givcn the cara Of tho Grand
Trunk direct acccss to Boston. Experience has
demonstrated that 1t coBtp much norc to run
w1ao thnn narrow gaugo road, md we hoard
tho meinborn Of tho Canudinn Parliament, two
yoars ago, diHcuaa for a whole ovoning tho queH-
tion whother thoy would savo enough in tho rum
ming Of tho road to pay tho intoroHt on tho cost
Of changing It's gauge. Thoso oSamploa aro
given to chow how immensely whole people
may DO taxod and inconvonioncod for genera
tion, III order to bonof1t q fow sollsh schomers.
, 1873-01-21

The London Times las risen to tho dignity Of
being Buod for libel by Government, tho libel
being TINT tho Times published a communion
ton, alleged to have been signed by tho Turkish
Minister in London, containing untrue rtato-
monts with reference to tho finances Of
tho Government Of Turkey, With all
duo deforenco to the Sultan Of Turkey
there arc very fow people who will not
considor thas he has made an ass Of himself,
whatever the state Of his finances may bo. Tho
Times should now como into Court md establish
tho general bad character Of tho plaintiff, and
show that hia statements arc not worthy Of be-
lot. Lot 1t produce testimony to show that no
sits croas~leggod, aH no gentleman should; TINT
ho eats opium and keeps himself stupelod with
coffee and tobacco; that ho compols Lis subjects
to undergo tho diurnal tormenta of Turkish
bath; that ho keeps Larom in dctianco Of his
duties to tho sultana that, whom he gets tired OF
ono OF la conoubinoH, ho tics her up in a eaol1
mud throws hor into the Dosphorua, ns food for
tho fishes; that he bowstrings his subjects
whonoyor ho fools like it; TINT ho is constitu-
tionally lazy and utterly contemplate in tho oyoa
of every ono; tlnt 10 IL religloug and po-
litcal dcapot; that for such q man as this to sue
respectable newspaper for libel is clear case
OF contempt for tho Court in which the actionis
brought, and that the evidence of such q man
cannot bo believed.
We print elsewhere communication with
reference to tho recent burning Of tho Firat
Congregational Church, in Which tho writer,
who apcaks with authority, puts different con-
atruction upon tho causoa which led to tho
destruction Of the church, or, rathor, leayes tho
real causo in my8tory. BY the writer's own
statement, however, 1t appears that there was d
woodon duct for tho escape OF foul cir near by
tho locality where the fire MAS discovered; that
this iue extended to the roof, and that ita
covering On tho top and its ya3yca wero open.
The writer'a communication, while it corrocts
somo ataton.onta in tho original article, which
woro supposed to bo correct does uot affoct tho
lesson NO sought to convey, namely, that no
building should bo built with wooden fluen,
wooden oloyasor-ways, Or wooden dumb-waitors.
They aro at best hut tro trapH 10 constructed as
to convey laneH from tho basement to tho roof
in the shortest possible timo, and In the moat
direct mauner.
, 1873-01-21

k1KEN'8 TIIEATnE-Wabash avenue, corner Of Com
gross strcot Aimoo Opera BoutIe Troupe la petit
, 1873-01-21


THO last foreign mails bring tho intelligence
Of the closing Of tho famous Wieabalen gaming
establishments, which took place at II o'clock
OH the night Of Dec. 81. As tho timo ep-
proaohed tho roon1a bccamo 60 lenaoly crowded
that the directors found it necessary to admit
visitors by tickets only. Tho prolta during tho
year havo beon enormous. After paying oil OK
peuses, 5000 francs day, including tho yearly
tax Of 900 forms to tho prussian Goyorn-
mont, tho Rharololdors have received iutoreas
on thoir capital at tho rate Of 107 per cont
per annum. A correspondent Of tho
London Neeos uays tlat pomo Of tho
croupiers, now TINT tLor occupation is gone,
Eave boon rotainod by N. Dlano tho forncr pro-
priotor, for Boryice at Monaco. Others are 60
lug into trado, and all will soon 10 nbEorbed in
the ylopkeoping and commercial world. This
correspondent enys: "TAeBo croupiore, rs
rule, are wel-conductod body OF mon any
thing but tho ferociou8 creatures Of G1stayo
Doro's picture. In appearance they aro tho typo
Of tho banking clorls. Tho same habit, for long
yoars, Of mental calculation and Of necessarily
handling money, las givon the Hamo aspect to
both. It is a. good thing TINT play is
coming to an end. Evon tho croupierB do
no. regret 1t. More than one has said
to me, I havo lost tho boat yeara Of my lifo in
this ignoblo service, and I should hayo dono
much better iu every way for myself md my
family had boon engaged in T. moro respectable
calling"
The effect Of the stoppage fpny, tits thought,
will net differently upon Hanbourg and Wies-
baden. Hamburg Yill boccno nguin tho quiet
villago 1t was beforo II. Dlano transformed it, in
1919, into tho metropolis Of tho Gorman gaming
placos, Wioabadeu will improve by tho change,
as many respectable families intend settling
! thoro, who would not have doue 30 uudor tho
former stato Of things.
, 1873-01-21

M'y1OKER's TlIEATRts-afadison street, between
State and Dearborn, Engagement Of Dion Bouooanlt
md vito. "Kosry; OF Night and Morning." "hlilly'
tho 1laid with tho Milk PAIL"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29
PEGGPSPL4M.

A most delightful girl, young, rich,
beautiful, good tempered, witty, aud haV-
ing no brothers or sisters-came to me
while | was lying smoking upon the grass,
aud put her hand upon my arm as she
had doue thousand times befoTe-as a
sister.
TON" said she. 81 believe | am de-
votcdly iu love with that delightful Dick
Mulroady, but I'm sorry to say he's very
backward himself"
Then Dick MuIready is an ass, said
Z.
"Tbnnk YOU" responded she, with a
sigh, but cant help it, Here the sea
son is going of, and I'm not engaged. =
It's too bad Now I'm sure he likes me,
and I'm sure we could get on well togeth
or, only he won't ask, and-aDd--now,
Tom, dear, I've got splendid pIan,"
Il see you are eager to tell it, but |
don't mind, Tm iu a good humOr-go
on i"
"Well, now. you understand that | am
desperately in love with him, Tom" She
bent over me and looked me full 10 the
eyes, With faint gIimuer of a suliIo on her
lips .,
whats the plan to secure MulreadyF'
"Well, Tom, I'll tell you You must
pretend-proteud, you know, to make love
to-to-mc"
"And make him jealous, eb2"
"Yes."
I looked at her. She looked at me =
We laughed together, aud she shook her
head at me, and lheu stopped aud gave a
sigh.
"Whcn shall we b,gin?" said |.
20, any time. Auy time you see him
in sight. Why, there he is He is COM
inp. He is now over there by the vii.
lows, don't you see?"
I looked There be was. with his broad.
shoulders, renewing youth by attempting
to make whistles in the ends Of the twigs
Nov, Tom, do pretend to talk earnest,
" to me, look up in my face as | have
seen YOU do to other girls There, that's
charming Now let me put on your hat
and you put on mine And don't stay
away off there, but come up closer =
There, there, that's splendid. Pretty
soon you'd better try and take my hand
Then I.srall exclaim and call out, aud
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29
The Philosopy of Pluudcr.

Captain Kidd was fond Of Plunder
Yet posteritY will say
Captain Kidd must have knocked under
To the claimant ofb1ck pay
Who conceived and first proposed III
One or manyi He or thCyI
Did he blush when He disclosed III
Such a swindlc as back Pay.
Did so mean thing Cypress him
Thathi senses lost their swayi
Did nightmare first distress hun
With the vision OIL back payt
Did Ben Butler, fnauciering,
Veual frolic hope to play,
Honor's taught 10 such sneering
Soul, cajoling by back ply,
Did lobbyist devise i'll
His Credit Mobilier-
What though limd fools deSpiseit--
Take or leave you your back pay,
If you take it, yon mus join us
Join the ranks that win the lay;
Let them coin abuse-bu coin US
Unmistakable back pay.
Ifsome robber, who aprraiScs
All he meets with day by day,
Schemd the fraud aud drew the m ,Ses,
Soul. enlCiug by back pay
He will prove participation
Guiltthars spread should none dismay-
They who repesent Ihe nation
Voted National backpay,"
Grew it in the Federal city,
Where Ulysses holds his sway
Der the national baudill?
Theft of theils is this back pay,
Was It some poor wrelchcd devil,
Led by many dcbtS asuay?
Twas the very prince of evil
'Hatched the nation of back pay.
In the hamlet, town or village,
In the chamber, in the street,
On the mart where sons Of pillage
Iu The gamblers contest meet.
'Tis the topic, still absorbing
OtherioPics, grave or gay;
There's no whhewa,h paint or daubing
For the stigm' of b'ck pay.
Toiling millions, wthoutpower,
Struggling sortly, plod their way,
Wait,hecnnPdQsatiOn honr-7 - -, ss.a-a.
/, Wait ghd hope, as6estthey may
Wait aud pray that times will alter
Days will come for honors sway,
When therell be beam and halter
For the rogucs who stole back pay.
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SuoKING COUNTRIES.

As Que travels in the wind districts Of
France on frosty nights, he is half sulio'
Gated by the dense smoke which ellis the
air aud ovorbaugs the whole country -
Upon inquiry he finds this smoke arises
from casks Of tar, aud that it is designed
to protect the vineyards from frost by the
creation Of artificial clouds 1t is said that
the same experiment has been tried in
Maryland for the protection Of fruit trees
with considerable success. 1t seems a
pity to resort to processes for fruilprotcct.
ion which destroy the beauty Of the laud'
scapc, deflo the air, aud add to the gloom
Oflile. Any one who has been in great
manufacturing districts will recall the thick
and smoky atmosphere with Sunderland
what shall we do when not only large towns
but vineyards and gardens are also over
hung with leaden pail? Butif there is
profit in smoke it will certainly be made,
aud the old adSgo about "aIl ending in
smeke," will lose a part of its force.
How did you manage to win hcf af
fcctions so quickly, Dan? The recipes
worth knowing
"0b, that was simple enough, replied
he. "Tho first night that | arrived pt the
lodgiug.bouso in Bucklaud | found myself
sitting next to young woman at super,
who, soon found, was one of tho newly
arrived immigrants, looked her over,
aud saw she was ronnd, strong, cherry.
looking lass, with laughing face, aud
thought she'd do didn'tkuow how to
60 foolin around her to dnd soft place
(aS you would have done, Sir, no oicusc
to you, but just spoke word or two with
heF, and when we came out into the pas.
sage gave her a squeeze and kiss. Says
she, "HOw dare your Says |, II want
to marryyou, my dear Marry mel"
cries She laughing; why, | don't know
ySu." "No more do you, my dear,
says /; $50 that makes it all fair aud
equal She didn't know how to put
clapper On that, so she only laughed aud
said she couldn't think of it. "Not think
Of it," says l, artful like, mot "Nen
you've come all these thousands 70: miles
for the purpose?" What do yon meant"
says she, staring. "Come, now says |,
don't tell me. | know what's what.
When a man immigrationizes its to get
work; when woman immigrationiSes it's
to get married You may as well do it at
once Well, she giggled bit, aud We
we're spIiced two days days aftorWard."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29
CHuRORES.

Protestant Episcopal-REv HORACE ED
WIN HAYDEN, Rector.
NE Church-REv. GEO, c. WlLDlNG
raslor.
NJ i. Church, soulh--REy,S SIX VAUGHT
Pastor
Presbyterian West Virginia)-RLv R, G.
STEWART, Pastor. -,
Presbyterian ,Grcenbrierl-REv. WM, E
HILL Pastor
U.B. Oharch--RGv, ] W. TAYLOR, Pastor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

A new 0rIeaus editor says that nearly
every one in that city knows something
Of Latin. Most of them have learned to
pronounce "delirium trcmcns and non COM
DOS mcu,is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

General Scott, during the war Of 1872,
is said to have narrowly escaped death
similar to tba; which recently befclI Gene.
raj Candy The General was taken Pris,
oncr at the battle Of Queenstown, in which
engagement the British had on their side
q number of Indian auxiIiaries. After the
day was over, two savages, Captain ia
Cobs" (not Gov. Jacobs and Young Brant,
came iuto bis tent, ostcnsibIy to see whcIh
cr they had wounded bin in the eDCoun.
ter ofthe day, as be bad afforded such q
splendid target that each had fired on him
several times apiece One Of them seized
him by the back and attempted to turn
him. when he threw both of them with
great force against the vail, and Sei7ing
sword, prepared to sell bis life as dearly
as possible, while they stood gloweriog,
with their hands upon their tomahaHks
and knives waiting for the time when he
should be off bis guard, British officer
entered at that moment, und the life of the
gallant American was saved, even had not
bis own valiant arm been sufficient to pre-
serve it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

"Tho most elevated newspaper in tho
world 10 its own opinion, is the Sentinel,
published at EairpIay, Colorado, 10000
feet above the level of the sea.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

1t is not advisable to go out of doors
without anything on your head, or into
spcicty with anything in, although the lat
ter is frequently done.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

Somebody is advertising a preparation
warranted to keep Iady's hand free from
chaps. Punch knows another way to
effect this Let her have it known that
she has 10 money.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29


Michigan is stepping to the frontin hu'
man treatment Of criminals and in laua'
bic efforts to make the term of imprisOn'
meut also a period Of reform, Hereafter
the inmates of her penitentiary are freed
from the humiliation ofsrripcd garments,
aud can correspond with their friends
The State also provides for their ednoa.
ton. and gives each one, when disciarg-
ed, a suit of clothes, $40 10 cash, aud such
money as be may have earned by over
work
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29
POLsAEY 4 GROW, ,

Attorneys aud Counscllors ut Law,
IITILL practice in the Courts Of Jackson
w Roane, and adjoining counties
All busioess entrusted to their care will be
Address G B. Grow, Jackson c H., W Va,
or b. " PoIsley, Point Pleasant, West Va
mCh 81, '7O-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

A young girl was married in San Fran
cisco, recently aud at the conclusion Of the
ceremony turned to her husband with the
words, kiss me, George, am dying
Tue next moment she fell dead at the al
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

What a wonderful thing is love to a
woman How it helps her to know that
some one is always fond of her, aud re-
joCes when she rejoices, aud SOrrOws when
sue grieves; to be sure that her faults are
loved aud that her face is Iaircr to one, at
least, than faces that are more beautiful
that one great heart holds her sacred to its
inuermost reccsseS above all women! She
eau do anything. suffer anything, thus up
held She grows prettor under the sweet
influences, brighter, kinder, stronger, aud
life seems but foretasto of heaven, aud
all her dreams are golden.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

A Pennsylvania Congressman is crodi.
ted with saying that be will pay bis debts
with his bnck payr thss placing it whoro-is
will do the most good
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29
SrATE SENATNRS.

pn,iIpat of ScGte--D. D JOHNSON,
FiEh Di.rict-Hon.P P. c EASTMAN, dong
term GEO. J.WALKER, (shOri term')
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

A Father aud two sons, a few years ago,
married three sisters ia Iowa. The un-
duiiful sous have driven their unhappy
parent to the verge of insanity by trying
to explain tile relationship of their child
ron
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

A humane mother in Daubury pads her
young hopofuFs pants aud gives him chlorO
form before whipping bin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

There are experts on all manner Of sub
jccts iu these days Of litigation. A woman
testified at Norwich, the other day, in
turkey case, and declared she knew these
turkeys "by their walk, their cOuutenauce.
and their manner of roosting."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

"Show me the man who struck 0'Doch'
crty," shouted a pugnacious little Irish
man at au election. "Show me the man
who struck O'Dochorty, and IN"
II am the man who struck 0'Docherty,"
said a big brawoy fellow, stepping to the
front, "aud what have you got to say a.
bout it2' "0ch, sure" answered The
small one, suddenly colIapsiug, "and
didn't you do it wcll!"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

Farmers throughout Nebraska arc Civ
log Increased attention to timber growing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

ADoroit mau has been Iiuod $40 for
knocking down and opponent with q roll
Of butter. The butter must have been
very strong,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

Most of the shadows that cross our path
through life arc caused by our standing III
our own light,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-29

A Louisville woman has lived with a
man for twelve yOurs and presented him
with Eve Children now sues him for breach
OF promise