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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-01
Notice to creditors.

no the creditors OF John J Weaver, de-
| ceased;
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, made in q cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate
of the said John j. Weaver, 10 the pay
mcnt OF his debts, You are required to pre-
sent your claims against the said John j.
Weaver, for adjudication TO W. II. Gum,
Special Commissioner, at the Office OF John
4. Timms, at the Court House, in the
town OF Point Pleasant, inthe said County,
on or before the 2Gth day OF November,
1877.
Witness Chas. h. Wasscner, Clerk OF
said Court, this 22nd day al October, 1877.
CIAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Brown 4 TimnIs, Sols. Oet 25-lw.
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The Republican Senators are now
at a loss TO know what To do in the
Kellogg-spofIord case, If they give
Kellogg a seat in tho Senate, it will
add TO the belief that Tilden was
fairly elected, and il they let Spot.
ford in It reduces their majority,
which has already gradually dwin-
died away to almost nothing; hence
they don't know which horn to take.
A rural Republican organ consoles
itself for the loss of0hio bya Rcpub,
lican victory" in France,
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A mush and milk Republican OK.
change which said that Stanley Mat
thows wore u plate window over his
soul, will now probably want to
know who II was throw that brick.
We can tell. 1t was 1900 men ov.
or In Ohio.--SDmlay Lcddcr
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Hon. S. J. Tilden has returned
from his visit to Europe. Since Mr.,
Tilden and his friends have submit
ted to the Presidential steal, the Re
publicans have ceased their howl
about Tilden in connection with
Tweedism; but if Democrats re-
monstrate against the enormous
stealings of whiskey thieves, the
Republicans reply, Tweed" if
the deeds of Babcock, Boss Shepherd
& Co., are complained Of, their defen-
ders cry, "Tweed;" if the misappro-
priations of Robson are spoken Of,
the palliation is, Tweed" if the
rascalities practised in South Caro-
lima and other Southern States are
mentioned, silence is supposed to be
enforced by exclaiming "Twecd;" if
Democrats attempt any inyestiga-
ton of the acts of Republican lead.
ers, the cormorants shout Tweed"
Tweed was thief and so was the
gang composed of thirteen Republi-
cans and nine Democrats, who robb-
ed the State through laws, Tweed
bribed them to pass; but THE villainy
Of Tweed ana his associates does not
exculpate the abettors Of the festcr-
ing corruption which pervaded a Re-
publican Congress, and was practi-
ced by leading Republican parti-
sans, for fifteen years in National
and State Governments. Mr.. Tilden
is the cleaver that severed Tweed's
nefarious head, and his enemies
know it; but for the purpose of injur'
ing good and pure man, they cir
culated a report, that Mr.. Tilden was
one of the gang; and then after the
people had labeled it "a lie' at the
ballot-box, they marshaled their null
titude of thieves, who were becom-
ing alarmed at the future aspect Of
things and stole the Presidency. j.
Madison Wells, one of their instru-
ments used in effecting their ends,
has acknowledged a great part of his
rascality, and many others have
done as much, and yet the Republi-
can party is not made to even blush.
Returning Boards, the members of
which began their lying and rascali-
ty, ere theirpolluted lips were scarce
ly looscned from the Holy Volume,
upon which they promised in the
presence of God, to honestly discharge
their duties; and now upon Tildcn's
return from Europe, this same party,
as it writhes in all its hideousness,
in the last agonies of disgraceful
death, and the organs of that party,
raise their serpentine heads with the
false assertion that Tildcn had at
tempted tho bribery of an Oregon
elector, and that in consequence
thereof, he could not expect a people
to maintain his claim to the PreSi-
Dental chair. This, besides being
false, is silly; and amajority of $4,000
in the great State of Ohio, says so in
thunder tones.
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Conkling says the reasons adduced
for this extra session of Congress
were frivolous ones, and he is about
correct. At least the regular session
could have been awaited withoutany
material harm being done to the
welfare of the country. If civil SER
vice reform could only lay its warn.
ing finger upon Congress and control
the shiftless habits Of legislation,
more good would be accomplished
than by threatening post-office clerks
with decapitation if they dared to
hang aroud meetings or took any in
terest in politics, and dong other
tinkering on the governmental ma
chinery,
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same lots No. 81, 81, IS, 40, II and y
Dowery Jos. S. lots NJ. Is, Is, IL and 10,
between LIST and ID ana Brown streets,
Mason City.
Lewis John lot No. in Clifton.
Park II. +. lot No. 20 and ~ Mason City.
Selbee Robert o. lot adjoining West Col
umbia.
Sidebottom Mrs. NJ. LOT lOl wide alley
above Centre, Mason City.
Adams Thomas, lots % and 90 Grantsburg.
Crescent Coal and Salt Co., 05 acres Ohio
river below West Columbia.
same 4l2 acres mineral Of Jolnson's
tract,
same 543 acres near West Columbia.
The undersigned, Sheriff of the County
of Mason, will on the first day OF tho No
vember Term Of the County Court OF said
County, ut the Front Door OF the Court
House thereof proceed to sell all the lands
therein delinquent for the non.payment Of
taxes for the years 1878 and 1875, which
lands with the taxes, interest and damages
due ON each tract are specified in list
posted on the front door Of the said Court
House, to which list special attention is di-
reCtcd.
oct. 4-tds.
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Two or three thousand more or less
in the democratic majority over in
Ohio, don't make any material diff
ference; but as near as we can get to
it, the official majority is 22,693 for
Bishop. The total vote in the State
as compared with the last shows q
great falling off, and though there is
no desire any where to belittle the
democracy in their opinions Of them
selves, it is highly probable that if
the West men had a wanted to, and
turned out, the result would have
been differently eItSbWg Herald.
Yes that may be true, but then
they didn't "want TO-" and that is
what the Democrats have been work.
ing for this long time, for when they
don't want to elect q Republican
they arc sure to assist in elccting
Democrat. No use to squabble about
it, it was a Waterloo defeat and you
can make nothing else of it.
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Mary Am WandIing, Deicndant.

Mary Ann Wandling, Defendant,
In Cllancery.
The object Of the above suit is to obtain
decree for divorce from tho bonds OF
matrimony, and it appearing by affidavit,
filed with the papers Of this cause, that the
Defendant, Mary Ann Wandling, Is non.
resident OF the State Of West Virginia, il
is ordered that she do appear here at Rules
to be held in the Clerks oificco the Coun-
ty Court Of Mason County, ON the first
Monday in the month OF November, 1877,
and do what Is necessary TO protect her in
terest in this suit. Testc:-
l.. KIAIBERLING, Clerk.
]. W. English, pa. (oct. l-iw.
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1t is a noticeable fact that q ma
iority of the colored citizens Of Balti-
more cast their votes for the Demo-
cratic ticket on Wednesday. They
will do the same thing here in No
vember next.-AAeganian and Times.
That is correct; they will open
their eyes yet, and like the little man
"see clearly" The colored man has
enough sense to see that his interests
are not altogether wrapped up in the
Republican party, and time will
teach him that the Democrats are
more capable and more DESTROYS Of
doing him good than the Republi-
cans. The Republican party in this
State and in Ohio, succeeded last fall
in intimidatlng some Of them by
continually Haunting the bloody
shirt, but they can never resort to
that hobby again, The South has
exceeded the expectations Of tho Re-
publican fanatics, in her magnanim-
ity.
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w. A. Morgan, John II. Finley and
Nancy W. Finley, formerly Morgan his
wife, Jacob +. George and Eliza Jane
George, formerly Morgan,) his wife,
George Daugherty and Mary Ann Daugh-
erty, formerly Morgan,) his wife, Samuel
Morgan, Hiram Thornton and Margaret I.
Thornton, formerly Morgan,) his wife,
Jeremiah NJ. Morgan, Esther NJ. Morgan,
John Morgan, r. H. Cummings, and Martha
Ann Cummings, formerly Morgan,) his
wife, Susanna Morgan, John VI, Eckard,
Hiram Thornton, us Trustee OF John NJ.
Eckard and Samuel Morgan, deceased, j..
j. Bright and Mary a. Bright, his wife.
In ChancerN
The object OF this suit Is to ascertain the
Indebtedness OF Samuel N. Morgan, decd,
and to subject his real estate TO the pay.
ment thereof. And II appearing by tho Rf-
lldavit filed with the papers Of this cause
that the Defendants, John II. Finley, Nan.
Cy n. Finley, Jacob I. George, Eliza Jane
George, I. II, Cummings, and Martha Ann
Cummings, are non.rcsidents Of this State
II is ordered that they do appear here at
Rules to be held In the Clerk's Office Of the
County Court Of said County on the first
Monday, In tho month OF November, 1877,
and do what Is necessary to protect their
interests In this suit,
Tcste:--E. KIAIBEliLINC, Clerk.
Simpson 4 Howard, y. q, oct. i-iw
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Anexchanges ays: Senator Blaine's
daughter Alice, is sixteen years of
age, very pretty, full of talent,
charming and popular Talking
with q gentleman on Saturday even
ing in the parlor of her fathers
house, she toyed any played with u
pistol that belonged to her brother.
The visitor begged her to put it away
although it was unloaded, and spoke
gravely of using even empty pistols
as playthings. When he arose to go
away, she laughingly ran up stairs
to her brothers room, got a cartridge
and put it in the cylinder, and came
bounding down, calling toher friend,
who was passing out of the from,
yard, to see her shoot. But before
She had lovoled the weapon, in the
gleeful hurry she pressed the trigger
and the. ball struck between her eyes
passing upward. Miss Blaine clasped
her head with her hands, and cry
ing, ooh, am shot, fell to the floor.
Surgeons have probcd for the ball,
but cannot find it. The child suffers
terribly. inflammation Of the brain
is feared, but the surgeons give the
family hope.
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State OF West Virginia,
Mason County, IS:

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
n the County Court Of Mason County on
the first Monday in the month OF October,
1877.
George Daugherty, Administrator OF the
estate OF Samuel N. Morgan deceased,
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R%Staie Students pay no TuitiOn.-V6a
The building has been thoroughly repai-
red and the rooms refurnished. A room
has been fitted up for Mess.liall, and
those desiring 1t will be permitted to orga.
nize mess, which will reduce the cost OF
board $3.50 per week.
For further information, address the
Principal Taug, SO-2m.
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Senator Morton is said to DO i'm.
in health. The prospect is
that he will soon 80 to Washington.
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WArsoN's Men FIRED UPoN.-Mess-
RS \, +. Watson & Co., who arc en-
gagged in getting out logs at the Forks
Of Middle Fork, were fred upon by
some hall, dozen armed men u few
days ago, 1t seems that the trouble
came from Watson discharging some
men who had been in his employ.
Tho violators of the law notified Wat
son and his men, by written notice
posted on the door Of 0sborne's Mill,
TO leave by n certain time. 0fcourse
Watson's force refused to obey the
order, and as they were going to din
ner six men armed with guns and
revolvers commenced firing upon
them. Some of Watson's men found
it necessary to jump into the river
and swim across TO avoid being shot.
No one was injured. Watson's force
is still at work, and no arrests have
boon made. Buckhannon Banner.
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Deati Or Mr.. James w. BeIIer.

James w. Beller, well known as
the founder and for . number Of
years the able editor of the Spirit Of
Jefferson, died at his residence in
this place yesterday, in the 59th year
Of his age. During his career asedi-
tor of the Spirit, his popularity as o
journalist was known and feltiar and
near. Inaugurating the paper in
the midsto Of the stormy and hard
fought political campaign of 1874, he
dealt trenchant blows in the. cause OF
true Jeffersonian Democracy, and in
the next few years that followed was
prominent in politics-bcing almost
universally selected to represent his
party in It's various conventions
always dealing fairly, yet ever bold.
ly championing what he believed to
be the right, in all questions of pub.
lie interest. He was twice a candi-
date of his party for the Virginia
House Of delegates, and although
beaten on each OCCASION, MS ueIeuV
was onlylthe result of the superior
strengthen the opposition organiza-
tion and not from any defect in his
own party-the Wing party then be-
ing in the ascendancy in this county.
His life within the past few years
has been acheckered one, yetthrough
all he has enjoyed the warmest
friendship and sympathy Of the COM
munity in which he lived. His af'
fectioGate and devoted family have
the public sympathy in their be-
reavGment, and others will minglc
tears with theirs over his grave.
tits but a few months since the
veteran founder of the Free Press,
John S. Gallaher, Esq, passed from
earth. Thus, within short spaceof
time we are called upon torecord the
death of two former prominent jour.
nalists, each being the founders of
different newspapers in the same
town.-Spirit Of Jefferson.
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Poor old Simon is to stay at home
or travel on his own expense; Secre-
tary Evarts says, he was very much
mistaken in the Pennsylvania Re-
publican delegation in Congress-
He did not think when he told them
to select a man from their State for
the English Nilsson, that they would
go into the graveyard and rcsurrect
a man who is not only dead, but one
who has been dead so long that his
heir is actually in possession of 'his
estate. Poor old man this is the re-
ward you get for trucking to, and
doing the dirty work for, a party that
is void Of anything like generosity;
and ono to, that owes many years of
its life to your dirty work.
--.~'---.-
The colored men all over the land
are told that their only friend is the
Republican party, Yet in the West
ern Reserve, where they used to
mako more niger baby stockings
and dresses than perhaps all the bal
anCe of Ohio; whore they did more
to help slaves to run away from their
masters; where they did more pray
ing and preaching for the negro; and
where they do love him so dearly
they defeat him for a legislative Of
fee. Oh, how the Republicans do
love the colored brethrcn-out Of
their sight. In the Western Reserve,
of Ohio, and in the cityof Cleveland,
all the Republican legislative ticket
was elected, except onO-that one
being q colorod man named S, p.
Green, We defy any Republican
Journal 10 show an instance where
Democrats failed to elect q colored
man when they nominated him;and
we defy them, also, 10 show an in.
stance where u Republican colorcd
was ever elected unless by
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
Mason County, IS:

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
"A the County Court OF Mason County,
on the first Monday in the month OF octo-
Der, 1877.
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Mai. R. S. Gardner, of Clarksburg,
it is reported, has been appointed
Consul General at Melbourne, Aus
tralia-a position once held by Col,
George r. Latham under Lincoln's
administration. The appointment
is q good one.-lMorgantoVR Post.
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those of his own color. We speak
words of truth and the colored elO-
ment should heed them.

ment should heed them.
The election of Hon. Samuel ]
Randall to the speakership by the
democratic House is a source of graf
ification to conservative men Of all
parties. Kerr was the right man for
the times and the situation two years
ago, and now that he has departed
this life Mr.. Randall is just the right
man to take the position. Some Of
the most radical elements in the
democratic organization desired his
defeat because he refused to counten-
ancc and aid attempts at fllibuster-
ing in the House to prevent the an
nouncement of the rasult of the find
ings of the eight by seven commits
sion, but wiser counsels prevailed
and their efforts proved abortive.-
The Tom Scott and Jay Gould class
who seek to plumber the public Treas
ury in the way of substituting vast
railroad schemes was also bitterly OPP
posed to the election of Randall, as
he is well known to be determined in
his efforts to prevent any improper
unnecessary expenditures of the peo-
ple's money, but all such selfish and
scheming opposition proved unavail-
ing, Mr.. Randall is admirably quail,
fed to perform the duties of presid-
ing officer and his remarks ON TAX
ing the chair, as well as his past re-
record, show that his mindand heart
are in full sypathy with the interests
of the people.
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The disposition of the most i'm
portant committees of the House by
Speaker Randall, up to the present,
are "Ways and Means, Fernando
Wood, of New York. Appropria-
tions, j. D. C, Atkins, of Tennessee.
Banking and Currency, A, II. Buck.
ner, of Missouri. Elections, John
S. Harris, of Virginia. Judiciary
Committee, clarkson Potter of New
York.
Buckner of Iissoui is rampant
hard money man. Bully for Ran
dali, he is like Hayes in one respect,
and is doing something to pacify the
elements of his party in Congress.
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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.

LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
List OF Real Estate Returned
DELINQUENT for the NOn.pRy-
ment or Taxes in the County
OF Mason for the Years 1870
and 1915.
A list OF real estate in the County OF
Mason which has been returned delinq-
uent for the non-payment OF taxes thereon
for the years 1875 and 1875, on which taxes
and interest remain unpaid and not releas-
cd or otherwise discharged. with interest
on each amount and 10 per cent. damages
OH each amount with interest added there
to unpaid from the records the Auditors
office and delivered TO the Sheriff OF the
said county to be sold at public auction for
the amount Of said taxes interest and dam
ages, If not previously redeemed, orthe sale
thereof suspended, according to law;
ARBUCKI.E DISTRICT.
Ingles lessee, 1881 acres IA. big 10,
same 1863 acres IA. Big 10.
Long Nathan & Martin, S40ac Ka. blk land.
Putney Isaac 20 acres IN. Big III.
CLENDENIN DISTRICT.
Gilaspi j. c., so acres IN. waters.
Gilaspi Mary A. - acres, Ohio 8 mile.
Melville Elizabeth Il. l22 acres Ohio 10.
Alinturn ]. &. 100 acres Ohio 10 waters.
Smith Augustus a. 694 acres Ohio 10 waters.
Smith Harriet 300 acres Ohio 10 waters,
HANNAH DISTRICT.
BRYAN D. w. % acres Guyan.
Chapman Jas. heirs and Alex. Slaton 100
acres Little Guyan,
Cremeans John 80 acres Little Guyan.
Davis Almond 10 acres Guyan.
same heirs $40 acres Guyan hills.
jenkins Henry 4 Vim. Bryan $50 acres
Little Guyan.
Kilgore Samuel 200 acres Guyan.
Lord Benz. 2S54G acres Little Guyan.
McCollistcr Ellen 40 acres Little Guyan.
Roseberry w. or I. j. IIogg, SG5 acres
Gnyan.
same 6l7 acres Guyan.
Spayer James 1855 acres Ohio Is mile.
Scott l.. B.. heirs 25O acres Little Guyan.
same l00acres Little Guyan.
UNION DISTRICT.
Mcdaniel II. heirs 800 acres Mud Lick.
Foy John l0l acres ID mile waters.
Gray james 354l acres Mud Lick.
Johnson Margaret 10 acres Yaugcr's hills.
Luh Casper 100 acres Mud Lick.
Parsons W. o. & w, w. Parker & F. w.
Sisson, 354l acres Mud Lick.
Stewart lessee Us acres Is mile hills,
COLOGNE DISTRICT.
Anderson Alfred l02 acres Ka. Mill creek.
Benton Artemus 20 acres 10 mile hills.
Ratar H. H. Inf Nh IL Innn
Chisholm Jas heirs 54i acres Ka. 10 mile.
Collins Israel 40 acres Mill Greek.
Day Alfred 80 acres Is mile waters.
Hyatt Ellen J acres 10 mile creek.
LOOMS o. G. IS acres Little Mill Creek.
MCCombs Thomas lots 5, and s block 8,
in Leon.
same lots II and 10 block q Leon.
Minturn j. C. 300 acres Cow Run.
same 10 acres 10 mile.
Tucker Emily lot 20 Leon.
LEWIS DISTRICT.
sebrell John & T. Sebrells heirs lot No. 10
ID tier Point Pleasant.
MASON CITY.
Conn Hugh lot No IS, Fourth and Addi-
son streets.
COOPER DISTRICT.
The Great Kanawla international Oil and
Salt Co., 1866 acres IN. 10 mile.
Hucket Blzel 100 acres waters Old Town.
Murray John 81 acres water IA 10 mile.
McGmw Beni. 40 acres waters ka. 10 mile.
Roush Thomas J. so acres near Letart.
same los acres near Letart.
WAGGENER DISTRICT,
Mason City and West Colulnbia.l
Adams Robert IL acres Adamsville.
Crescent Coal and Salt Co., 81 lots No. 81
to 81 inclusive.
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A RARE CuRIosITY.-On Tuesday
Captain Thomas Reed, Of this place,
brought into our office one of the
mot curious of curiosities that we
have ever seen, in the shape of a
stock of cabbage, which had on it
forty-two distinct heads, all perfectly
formed, and varying in size from the
proportions of q walnt with the hull
on 20 one without. If any one
doubts the truthfulness of this story,
he has only to call at our office and
be convinced to the contrary, as we
vet have both the stock and the heads
in our possession.-Fairm0n West
Nrainian.
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One ofthe South Corolina Congress
men whom Patterson bribcd has gone
home to stand his trial like a man.
Patterson pleads his privilege and
stays at Washington. The vote of
this honorable Senator, under in
dictment for an infamous crime, is
needed by the great Republican par
ty to maintain its small and preca-
rious majority in the Senate, and
thus keep spofford and Eustis out Of
their seats.
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DLANK DEEDS, neatly printed, ongood
ID paper, and all kinds OF Justices Blanks
can be had at this Office, and ut NOnMatre's
DDok.giOTC,
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SHAM BATTLE PRoposED.-The
Mathew Light Guards have received
a proposition from the Bellaire Light
Guards to fight a sham battle on the
Island on Thanksgiving Day. Our
BOYS have decided to accept the prop
osiLion, and will invite the military
of Stoubenvillc, st, Clairsyille and
other neighboring towns TO be pres
ent and participate lnteltigcncsr.
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DEATH OF JAMES P. CowAEDIN.-
Mr.. james P. Cowardin, second son
of Mr.. james A. Cowardin, editor Of
of the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch died
in that city on Tuesday last, aged
thirty-two years. He was student
ut Georgetown College when the late
war broke out, but enlisted in the
Confederate army, and served
throughout the war. In 1866 he be-
come attached to the local depart
mcnt of the Richmond Dispatch. dc
afterwards achieved considerable rep
utation as lecturer, his most popu,,
lar lecture being on the "Humors Of
Reconstruction Mr.. Cowardin had
been in ill.health for several years,
his disease being consumption of the
bowels. Geentrier Independent