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BALTIMORE
COMMEMORATE

BALTIMORE. JULY, 19.-Virginia 6's. deferred, 8;
consolidated, 54k; second series, 40. Bid to-day.
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CORN AND FLOOR EXCHANGE

~ -.l'-;,J .isg1i. hi! RICHMOND, July 10, 1877
. ,,,j% OFFERINGS ' s. XII r51 II
WHEAT White, i .O94 bushels. Red, 9,244
bushels. a:ssiE -g,t :E.I& -
CoRN.-JVhite, 934 bushels. .Yelloa9. 66 npshels..
Mired, rs busIteE.. ~ .iii i :tfEtI-i.i /. 1
OATS.-3S2 bushels-- = .. !
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NAEw;i; Y,ToR K TOE A,CCOI MARKET.


For KENTUCKY Ic4r there has been libet inquiry
from exporters, ub particulars are hot fully report
Ell. with strong market. seedleaf is rather quiet
Sales Of 4e0 hoRsh4ads Kentucky leaf at 4@1aaes;s
Honsatontc on private terms; ~ cases 1875 New sg.
England seconds on private terms; LOO cases 1879
New England 1T l0@35c,; 54 eases 1879 Penn ns
srlvania attic: 81 cases 1873 OHIO at lU9s:; 3S
Eirarif leaf is taken mo derately
ut firm prices. -, ~, .,,,.t -, ..Ir y y,
wrappers. common TO EoGa'
.17@30c.: dapple' wrappers. 200 3oc. ;; red wrap
pers 1S622e.; dark heavy Tugs, 79S&c dars
low leaf, 9@lIHe.: dark medium 10 good; 1lh@
49,; dark extra Shipping, y14@l7Hc.; black wrap
pers, lS@22c. s. ,,.,,S
Exports for the week. 1913. bs5 1oLsoS
Exports from JAM !. 1885, 1884, 1856 ,474,7oS
Exports same time last I, y = -; -,
receipts receipts for for the the bxs: andes. 3,aa9
Receipts from January H.. hhds. 47,940
Receipts from January 1.... .bxs. and cs-s 1l9,ad5
Receipts same time last year. hhds. 4 7I,uS6
Receipts same time last year . Dxs. and cs:f 1l2.S67
&. Journal of. Commerce, 18th.
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{ XoyEuENTs OF PRECEDENT HAYES. !,

WASHINGTON, July 49, Much dispute and
uncertainty having been occasioned as to
what the movements OF the President viii
be in regard to making sundry sh loft visits
to different sections OF the, country during
the heated term, by, way Of recreation and
to fa.niEarize himself more with the tcondi-.
ton Of affairs and the public pulse in the
South, it can. be positively stated that the
President informed Colonel james D. Brady,
Of Virginia, during . lo3gla interesting:
interview yesterday, that The would visit
Virginia next week. He, expressed him
self as being specially. anxious, first, TO. be
present at the, forthcoming Postal Conyen-
ton during its session Mt Old Point, where
he will remain one day., president Hayes
stated to Colonel Brady positively that he
would visit Norfolk and Richmond.
There. is a probability that. he. will
-endeavor to. arrange his programme
SO as to include City Point and Pc,
-tersburg. He will :. place himself in
the hands Of the committee having, the mat
ter in charge, and will try to carry out their
wishes in his movement. A number OF
prominent 'Virginians have written to- the
President expressing their desire that he
should &c over their State. He exhibits a
warm appreciation OF the.complim thus
paid him by the southern people, and an
earnest disposition. TO comply with: their
wishes. IS ykIA re- I
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,syMmER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
-1~~-I,~~l-GlL-s~~-l-
SPRINGS, -
~ .aBoPETOURT COUNTY, VA,
Ten miles from Clifton Forge, Chesapeake anG ONO
sJ.t:iE- ;. Il al 6 trafIroad. - p. 'ss- Q
This small but delightful WATERING-PLACE
has been thoroughly renovated and newly inrnisned
Board: 80 per day; al0 per week; $50 and $50
par month. Accom- nfodatfons drst-ciAss.
+ ~ l4-Ina falt.8.fT AYf,aB a. BEAN, Lessees.
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Il Arrest or Am AIfesed Murderer.
4 NAN skyENTY-osE YEARS oLD ARRssTEn FOE
4 MURDER Committed IN, 1855 -
Especial Telegram TO the ispatehJ /, ;sss
-ssPoR1sMoUrH, VA, July 10: InformationI
WAS Yesterday lodged with Judge Watts to
the eject thas'a man BY the "A Anne oi Henry
C.. Sykes, who murdered'a mans IN N orfolk
county. by the name Of Henry Clinton In;
September, 1856; End who made his his, escape.
at the time, had recently returned to- his
former home, Judge Watts al, once Issued
a warrant for his arrest, and placed it in the.
hands oil Sheriff Lesner to be executed;
The sheriff last night proceeded to the house
designated, in Butts road district. and ar
rected Sykes without any trouble, and
brought him TO the city, arriving here
about 4 o'clock this morning. 49,,
The prisoner is said to have resided nnany'
years in Florida since he left this section
and has also spent several years I'm North
Carolina. Heis about seventy=one years OF
age age, and IS said to be still very vigorous.
The records Of the court contain a full his
tory OF the case tr ff<,:,';t y ~ a2!e ~
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OATH ALUM: SPRINGS ..:.
10 e. -. BATH COUNTY, VA,
s5,A ARE NOW OPEN.
The finest buildings and dryest location N x tne
mountains. Abundantly supplied with ice ana iree.
stone water klain and alybesse Springs OF great
Terms moderate. Special contracts made with
families Rooms arf cottages tor zen. Hi.hops
For circulars, address the proprietor, a,,, r. =
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!. InternationaI Cotton Col1ye attSaansi

lNSvAAIf
SECOND D4Y-RES0LUTIONspAp 0RTED, &c.
WHITE SULPHUR sRRIse lJniY 10. The
met this ,morning.sRr President
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SHOOTING ARRAY At THE iUNrvERsITY--E3.
Observation-Disclosures ENTERPRISE, &c.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcn.1
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Sss: ~ iists
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THE RUSSIANS LIKELY TO GET POSSESSION OF
TWO IMPORTANT PASSES, TO CENTRAL Ball
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PITTSYLVANIA. COUNTY

ssvoTE FOE DANIEL" THE CHATHAM MEETING
AND THE /" TRICK "-THEAYEs ALMOST UNAN-
IaoUs-THE TOBACCO not PRoMlsING-THE
LATE COLONEL G. d. tGEAL-REV. J. h.
aflLACY-FIEE RAIN. w h',si
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HARTFORD CITY ITEMS.

The Alice Brown is lying at our
landing, waiting for a rise in the
river.
Messrs. G, &. B, Harpold, having
received some logs are now driving
things with full head of steam.
The Valley City furnace is run
ming on short rations; having but
two wells from which to draw her
supply Of salt water.
A lunatic by the name of White,
has been perambulating our streets
for a few days, giving considerable
amusement to the children. His
wife and family live here. He has
been an inmate of the asylum at
Weston for some time. but by some
means has gotten away and is now
running loose over the country.
The II, c. c. & S. Co., have been
shipping salt for a few days aud will
soon have it all floating on the steam
er, and on its way to market.
The Hartford City folks made
quite a donation to the Rev Mr.
Blaggs, of the U. B. Church. The
good brother looked the next day, as
though he appreciated the kindness
of tho folks and would not complain
il they perpetr0tcd it again.
Several of our young folks are talk
ing Of taking lessons from Mrs,
Gray, on elocution, Itwillbo good
thing.
The Rev. Mr., Crossfcld, preached
in the NJ, Il, Church, Sabbath morn.
ing, The discourse was intended for
the children. Text, "a little child"
How the Rev. gentleman will ever
be able to reconcile bisrcnurks upon
the character and innocence Of chill.
dron and their fitness for Heaven,
with his doctrine of total depravity,
we are utterly at n loss to know
Ho may be able to do it. Wo can
not, For il children are flt for Heay-
en- then they arc not dCpravcd; but if
they are totally depraved, then he
nor no other minister will ever got
them There, In our view one, or tho
other Of these horns must DO knock
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We did not take the trip chalked
out for us by the temporary editor
We only went to Grafton, and from
there to Wheeling. During our stay
in Wheeling, we met many cid ac-
Quaintances; visited the Capital;
talked with the Governor, Auditor,
Treasurer, Attorncy:General, Secre-
tary of State and Supreme Judges;
visited the opera every night, and
witnessed some very excellent per-
formances; called on the different ed
itors, to whom we return thanks for
professional courtesies, TO Charley
Johnson, of the Sunday Leader, Geo.
W. Atkinson, Dana Hubbard, Col.
Thurston and Johnny Day, of the
Standard, we desire to express espec-
ial thanks for the polite attention
shown, and the very many conrtesies
extended to us while in the city, Ii
it had not been for them VIC could
not have visited the Opera nightly.
They had plenty of compliments
ries" and dealt them out literally to
us. May financial success attend
both the Leader and the Standard.
We met Judge Moore in Wheeling,
and he informed us that the mem
bcrs of the Court were working hard
to render opinions in the cases on
the docket. He thinks that they
will not be able to get away from
Wheeling until sometime in Deccm-
Der.
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATTERS.
couE RAcx.-Mr. TippeLL, DC Cd.

Cow BAcK.-Mr. Tippetl, the cd
itOr of this paper, having returned
from, his visit to Wheeling, will after
the publication of this issue, resume
the management of his paper. Du-
ring bis absence we have ondeayored
TO furnish his subscribers with a pa
rer at least readable, how far we
have succeeded, is for its readers to
determine, Owing to our inexpcri-
cnce as an editor, we anticipated u
little more pleasure than the bust
ness really affords; in fact, we found
hut little satisfaction while occupy
ing the editors chair, beyond that
which is in being so often made the
recipient of the smiles of those who
daily call upon the editor. In our
short editorial career, many unfor-
seen duties, much more onerous than
We had expected, doomed up; which
to properly discharge, requires an
amount Of labor that none but those
who have been in the business could
even guess at, Editors ought to go
to Heaven, when done with the quill,
for they certainly have many crosses
to bar and deep waters to wade,
but so few of them are successful in
battling with the "slings" and arrows
Of outrageous fortune" without over
reaching the bounds, in the use of
language, laid down by the rules of
propricty that we do notapprehend
that the "blood-washed" will be
crowded to the wall by editors
However, they shall always have the
benefit of our religious lectures
without money and without price
We know the editors path is not un-
comfortably encountered with roses,
and all that is necessary for q man
to do in the future to enlist our SYM
pathics, viii be to let us know that
he is the editor Of q county newspa
per.
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MAnmED.-At "Forn Nook" the
residence of the brides parents, Wed.
nc'day October 3lst, 1877, by Rev.
Davis, Mr.. c. NJ. Smith to Miss Fan
ME NJ. Day.
We were unable to attend the
marriage of tho above named couple,
but from what we can gather from
those who were present, it was an
enjoyable affair. The attendants
were Mr.. John II. Couch, of Mason
County and Miss Jennie Thompson,
Of Gallipolis, Ohio, Mr. James b.
Tippctt, of Point Pleasant and Miss
NJ Miles, of Gallipolis, May the
happy couple encounter noripplos of
discomfort or sorrow on tho sea Of
life.
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That MoNuMgNT-Thero seems to
be some delay in going forward with
the proposed monument in this place,
To revere the memory of those who
fell in the baltic of Point Plearant
in liza. People are talking about
it all over the State, because we are
30 backward about the matter,
When Intercepted in regard to it,
we hardly knew what to say. We
could only reply BY saying that the
parties who have it in charge do not
feel like commencing until enough
money is secured to complete the
monument and all its surroundings,
and not leave Il deficiency TO be rails
ed after it was completed. Some Of
those interested have labored faith
fully to secure enough funds to erect
this monument. Thisprobably is the
correct view to take Of the matter, il
it is to be made very costly. There
is now about $1,000 donated and sub.
scribed to this fund, and we suggest
that the monument be commenced
next spring, and that it be built OH
plan to correspond with the money
now in the hands of the Monumental
Committee,
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NOTICE TO- take Depositions

JNANNIE STEVENS, Hannibal r, Stew
ems, John w. Stevens, Atlanta Il, Ste
vens, George II. Stevens, Lydia NJ. Stew
ems and Eli b. Stevens, infants, by their
next friend, Mary Stevens, Mary Stevens
in her own right, and George Faidley, Adj
ministrator de bonis non, OF John d. Stew
ems, deceased, Plaintiffs.
VS..
John G. Henderson, Samuel i, Hender-
son, Joseph Il. George and Sallio George,
his wife, John Hutchinson and Ella Hut
Crimson, his WIFE w. K. b. Stevens, the
unknown heirs of Hannibal K. Stevens,
deceased, and d. $. Stevenson, Sheriff OF
Mason County, and as such Administrator
OF the estate OF X. A. o. Stevens, deceased,
Defendants. In Chancery in the Circnit
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia.
The defendants in the above entitled
cause, and especially w. r. b. Stevens, and
the unknown heirs Of Hannibal r. Stevens,
deceased, who arc not residents OF this
State, will please take notice that the
Plaintiffs will on Friday, the 9TH day OF
December, 1877, at the law office OF John
H. Timms, in thetown OF Point Pleasant,
Mason County, West Virginia, between
the hours OF u. m. and p. IN, OF that
day, proceed to take the dispositions OF @.
p. I. Moore, Jonathan Hill and others, to
be read as evidence on behalf OF the Plain
tilIs in said cause,
And II from any CAUSE the taking OF the
said dispositions be not commenced, or II
commenced, be not completed on that day,
the taking OF the same will be adjourned
and continued from day TO day, OF time
to time, ut the same place and between the
same hours, until the same shall DO com
nleted. Respectfully Yours,
TOMl.tNS0N Il P0LSLEI,
HOGE 4 MENAGER,
and JOHN Il. TINlNlS,
Counsel for Plaintiffs.
nov.S-4.w.
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Notice to Creators.

no The creditors q John Weaver do,
ceased:
In pursuance o! n decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Maeun County, nado IN q cause
theron pending, to subject the real estate
Of the sGid John j, Weaver, 10 the pay
ment OF his debts, Yen are required TO pre-
s9nt your claims against the said John j.
Weaver, for adjudication 20 w. X. Gum,
Special Commissioner, ut the Office Of John
Il. Timns, at The Court Housp, IN the
town Of Point Pleasant, iniheRld County,
on or before the 2B,h duy OF November
1877
Witness Chm, h. Waggchcr Clrrk Of
said Court, this g9nd day Of 9c,nbpr, 1877.
CiAS. h. WAGGENi.R, Clclk,
Brown & Tlplms Soils, ocl . lw.
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NEW HAVEN ITEsIs.

School commenced to-day Mon
day) with high hopes and aspira-
tibas in the youth Of our town. The
streets leading to the school house,
presented lively scene, as the
youngsters came trooping in from the
different sections Of the town.
We earnestly hope that the chill
dren Of Graham District, viii appre-
ciate the opportunity they will have
this winter, of making some inn
proyement. Almost every sub-dis-
trlot will be supplied with an excel.
lent teacher-one who is alive to the
means, or ways of making his school
a success, and who intends as fur as
his, or her efforts are concerned will
make it success,
One of the saddest occurrences that
ever was witnessed in this section Of
the country, took place last Friday.
Johnny Roush, us he was familiarly
called, living on Broad Run Creek,
hung himself to an apple tree near
where he lived, witha halter strap
he had prepared for the purpose
The facts, or circumstances connect
ed with the occurrence, as far as we
could learn, were about as follows:
He has been suffering for some time,
almost ever since his marriage, which
took place some eight or ten months
ago, with great mental depression;
with the delusion that everybody
had turned against him; that he
could not support his wife; and that
it would be impossible for him to
pay his debts. He repeatedly told
his wife that he would hang, or
drown himself. A few days before
committing the revolving deed of self
destruction, he purchased a rope and
declared to his wife, that he was 60
ing to hang himself with this, and
started at once with the rope, when
his wife took it away from him and
hid it. He then purchased a new
halter, took off the strap, declaring
that he would hang with this; ac-
cordingly on last Friday morning,
after breakfast, he started with hal
ter strap in hand, upon his deadly
mission. His wife tried to persuade
him to come back, but he only mo-
toned, or bockoned with his hand
for her to stay, or go back. His wife
being afraid to follow him, started
for her father, who lived only a very
short distance away. Herfathor Mr..
David Roush started Immediately
and getting Mr.. Joseph Pounds to &c
with him, they found him II short
distance from the house, hanging to
the limb of an apple tree, dead; the
toes touching the ground. A coro.
ners inonest was made, who return.
ed verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
He was buried on Saturday, Tie
halter strap being, by request of his
wife, placed with the body in the
coffin.
Several days before, he killed his
hogs against the wishes of his wife
and friends. He also informed his
wife in note, that he wished her to
sell his horse, pay his debts and go
back to her fathers house. Thus
occurred the first suicide of Graham
District, Mason county. L. FIR.
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About two weeks ago, while Mr..
Inghram, of Pennsylvania, was
crossing the river at Graham Sta
ton, with u drove of one hundred
and twenty-five head of cattle from
this county, one of the steers swan
the river back to the West Virginia
shore and took to the hills. Any in
formation about the missing steer
will DO gladly received by Mr. $, W,
SOmeryillc
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ed off and it is immateriAl to us
which, SO that there may b consist
ency, We believe children are just
what God makes them. j.
Howlr Is DoSE.-The first object
in life with the American people is
to get rieh";; the second, how to re-,
gain good health. The frs. can be
obtained by, energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good health by
using GREESs AUGUST FLoWER-
Should you be u respondent sufferer
from any Of the effects of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation
Of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habit
nal Costiyeness, Dizzinessofthe Head,
Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits,
&c, you need not suffer another day.
Two doses of Audusr FLOWER will re-
lieve you at once. Sample Bottles
10 cents. Regular size 70 cents
Positively sold by all frst-class Drug
gists in the U. S. For Sale by Point
Pleasant Drug Store, Joseph s. Miller
supt.
Burnett & Saunders, of Hunting
ton have commenced suit in CabelI
county against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, for failure to
send message to its destination,
(this place. in proper time, by which
they lost heavily. They lay their
damage at $4,000,
The first ice oftho season was made
Monday night.
The Gy is reported as doing a good
deal of mischief in the young wheat,
Wheat generally looks we'll.
There is to be a wool growers Con-
yention held at steubenyille, Ohio,
to-day (Sth)
For choice cigars, go to the Point
Pleasant Drug Store. A full supply
of the very best brands just received
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Another soul quits its house of clay
and wings its way to eternity. A
man by the name Of Roush near New
Haven hangs himself this time. We
don't know if we would not prefer
that mode to poison,
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On last Sunday as tho Steamer
Hawk was descending Letart Falls
she struck rock, and sank almost
Immediately in the channel in about
three feet of water. AS the Hudson
passed down they were hard at work
trying to raise her,
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One day last week, Miss Blanche
Barbcc, while engaged in playing,
fell on the steps, and badly crippled
one of her arms, andis now confined
to her room, On the same day her
little brother Hugh, fell and dislo-
Gated an arm.
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at one of our county schools last
Friday, a delicate young lady, rccit-
ing Gray's Elogy, modified thocoarse
vulgarity of one of the lines by ron
doring it; "Can storied earn or an
mated burst"
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This is the season ofthe year when
merchants should make known what
they have to sell, by advertising in
the papers. The Register offers sup
erior advantages toadvertisers. Send
in your orders.
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The young man who called around
to see his sweetheart last Friday
evening, and sat down on a needle,
thinks he will go but once more;
and that will be to inform her that
upon Investigation he found his in
juries to he iate,paiand that she need
not expect him to come anymore
Another of the sad results Of careless
ness.
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Our merchants would do we'll, we
believe, if they would buy their goods
in Wheeling instead of Cincinnati
The iobbers of that city claim that
they sell goods cheaper than they do
in Cincinnati, Try them,
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We wish to call the attention of
the readers of the Register, to the adj
vertisement, in this issue, of L. L.
Wolfe Il Co., Merchant Tailors, Of
Pomeroy.
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Rev, James G. Armstrong,of Wheel
ing, is being advocated for Bishop of
the new diocese of West Virginia.
He would be an excellent man for
the position.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN MASON COUNTY.

DY virtue Of dccrctal order of the Cir
ID cult Court oiMason County, West Vir-
ginla, entered on the 9Th day Of October,
1877, in the ChanCery cause OF Eliza McCol'
lister and others W.. Jamcs McWhorter,
and others, shnlRs Special Commissioner,
proceed to sell by way OF public auction,
at the Front door Of the Court House OF
said county on Monday, the 10Th
CIny of November. 1877. the land In
the Bill and proceedings mentioned, con-
tanning Is ucres and 81 poles, Said land is
simate in Human District, II considerable
portion Of the same bolngSmproved, aud
Is above tho average Of back land,
TERMS OF SALE;
Enough cash on day Of sale, TO pay tho
costs Of said suit and commissions, and the
residue upon credit Of one, two md three
ycnrs, taking from the purclnscr, bonds
with good security for the deferred install
monts, and retaining tho lcg0l title os FUR
thcr security, w. IL GUM,
oct, IS lw, Special Commissioner