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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-06
Proclamatlon By the Governor,

Whereas, the Legislature on the
twenty-first day Of February, in
the year one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-scyen, passed an act en-
titled tan act providing for the 10.
cation of a permanent sent Of govern
men for this State, and the erection
thereat ofthe necessary buildings for
the use ofthe State, and whereas, as
was required by said act an election
was held on the first Tuesday of the
present month; and whereas, it ap.
pears from thereturns Of said elect
ion from each Of the counties Of the
State Except the county OF Tyler
from which county no returns have
been received mado to me in accord
ance with the provisions Of said act,
that Charleston, in the county Of Ka-
nawha, received forty-one thousand
two hundred and forty-three votes;
Clarksburg, in the county Of Harri.
son, received twenty-nine thousand
nine hundred and forty-two votes,
and Martinsburg in tho county Of
Berkeley, received eight thousand
and fofty.four votes. 9iaat
Therefore, /, Henry NJ. Mathews,
Governor Of the State of West Yir-
GINA, do, By this my proclamation,
declare that ut the election aforesaid
a majorityofall the votes was cast
for Charleston nthe county of Ka.
nawha, ~
Intestimonywhereof Ihaye hereun-
to set my hand and caused the Seal
Of the State to be affixed, ut Wheel
ing, this twenty.fifth day Of August,
in the year one thousand eight humid
red and seventy-seyen, and Of the
State the fifteenth.
HENRY NJ. MATTHEWS.
By the Governor. st III 7a
S. BRADY, Secretary Of, State.
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meeting with them, and heartilsin-
yited rs to meet with them again,
putting in the-proyiso, that Uemeet
earlier in the week and stay later
A collection was then taken up, not
for the preacher, but for the printer,
the proceeds Of which you have al
ready pocketed.
Z The convention requested the
Committee to ask Presbytery to di,
rect the calling Of another conyen'
ton for the West end.
We, who were present, had 9
"good meeting" and send our "regreti
to the aabscnt but not forgotten. y
To say that we met at st. Adams, il
is to say that all were Hospitality
entertained. twas said by an Ell
dor who was SO situated that he coult
not attend: "Coal is one Of the pla'
ces always like to visit" andthat
Elder was a man of taste, Il.
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Trustees Sale,

TN pursuance Of the terms and provisions
Of deed Of trust executed to the un.
dersigncd, trustee, b. George &. Hannah
and wife, dated the 18th day Of January,
1875, and recorded in the Clerks Office oi
the County Court OF Mason County, in
Trust Deed hook No. ., pages +04 and ), 1
shall on the list day Of October, "a,
at the front door OF the Court House, Of
Mason County, West Virginia, proceed to
sell by way Of public auction, tothe high.
est bidder, for CASH, two tracts or par.
cells OF land situate in Human District,
in said county one tract continuing at
acres and bordering on the Ohio river,
the other tract near the town Of Glen,
wood, containing 2ila arres. Each OF said
tracts are fully described in the trust decd
aforesaid. Said sale is made to satisfy GER
tain notes in said trust decd described exc
cutcd by said George G, Human anil wife
to Thomas Morton.
HENRY GwlNN, Trustee.
aug. lG-4w.
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! ] "a !
Auditor Miller has made up q list
ofItaxes due this Stale from various
counties by the B. 90. n. R II is
as follows:
Berkeley, siS,556.S5i Brooke, ST.
227.54; poddrdge, s7IS0l .SS; Hatap-
shire, .s5,soe.e6; Harrison, ss,Ss2.66;
Jefferson, s9,SSi.0i; Marion, Sl4, 1879
81; Marshal, s1s, e45, 80 Mineral, s16,-
$685.; Morgan, s2S,7SS,Gs; Ohio, s5,-
571.82; Preston, sSl,7ol.4l; Richie,
1o,Seo,53; Taylor, sle,97o.Oo; Wetael,
81, 1880; Wood, s12,50o2o. Total,
.s172, o25.24. sta.'
The above list was made by the
Auditor in accordance with an net
passed last winter, entitled"An Act
to extend the time within whichthe
clerks Of county courts and sccreta-
RIGS Of district boards of education
may certify the leyies of their coun+
ties and districts to the Auditor,
when there has been afailure to do
SO, and to prescribe the time and
manner in which taxes due such
counties or districts from railroad
companies shall be paid Wheeling
Leader
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One day last week, the w6rkmen
engaged in grading Walnut Street,
found, about Eve feet below the sur
face Of the earth, buried in the sand,
a human skeleton in tolerable state
Of preservation. II was rcposing up,
pom its face with its head TO the east.
from the appearance ofthe skull the
Jaws, and the teeth, It seems to have
belonged to the race of moand-build.
ers, administrations raccabont which
we shall know nothing until we, and
they, and all theitrihes ofmen, shall
stand together on the resurrection
day,1-Jdckson Netps.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NY yirtCc OF a Deed OF Trust executed
ID by w. J. Kalsm, James Karrick, The.
odore Moore. and w. II. Smith, to the un-
dersigned, Trustee, dSted the 18th day Of
May, 1870, duly recorded IL the Clerks OF
flee OF the County Court Of Mason County,
in trust deed book number 8, page Of, to
secure the payment Of promisory note,
bearing date May 9Th, 1876, due one year
after date, and bearing interest at the rate
Of per cont. per ilIinnm from date, for the
sum OF $4,000 TO the New Haven Man.
ufacturing Company, and being required
by said Company, which claims that no
part OF said debt or interest has been paid,
! shall proceed to sell at public auction for
Cash, on Saturday, the 9th day OF
October, 1877, at-the Machine Shop
formerly known as the Point Pleasant Ma.
chine Works, situated on the Kanawha
River bank, In the town of Point Pleasant,
at 1l.o'clock AM, the following property
viz Ono engine lathe 80 inch swing, 22l
Il. bed with compound rest, 20 inch screw
chuck, and fixtures belonging to lathe; one
engine lathe, lSinch swing, 10 It. bed with
10 inch screw chuck, and the several fix.
lures belonging 10 the lathe; one pattern
makers lathe, ~ incl, swing and fixtures
one iron plNner with 10 II. bed, Z 81 t. Ia.
bic, with ono Is inch planer chuck and one
pair 10 inch swing pl0ner centres one back
gearcd uprightdrill, 90 lnck swing, Il feet
high including ono set twist drills and
sockets for same, from 10 I J inch diane
ter, including the overhead countershafts,
pulleys and hangers and NIL other fixtures
belonging to and sold with the above na.
chimes, being the same machinery sold TO
said W. j. Kallam, james KarriCk, Theo.
aore Moore and W. II. Smith, by the New
Haven Manufacturing Company, us por
bill dated May 9TH, 1870.
g. r. SIMPSON, Trustee.
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There will be a public sale of leaf
tobacco at State Warehouse No. 9, in
this city on Monday, September 10th.
Tho Offering will consist of extra
good wrappers and filters from Brown
county, Ohio, and Wayne, Cabell,
Mason, Putnam, Lincoln and Mercer,
suitable for shipping aud cutting
This break will represent the best
grades ever offered atthis market, and
must command the attention ofbuy.
crs, manufacturers, and spectators.
- IidrerIisty.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County, IS:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
IA the County Court OF Mason County on
the first Monday in September 1877.
Robert Wilson, Plaintiff,
Asel Holt, Defendant.
In Assimpsit and upon Attachment,

In Assumpslt and upon Attachment,
The object OF this suit Is 10 oblaina judg.
ment against the said Asel Hoyt for the
sum Of S20,0al, and TO attach and subject
the personal property OF the defendant,
situate In Mason County, West Virginia 10
the payment OF said judgment and costs.
And II appearing by affidavit, that tho
defendant, Asel Hoyt, Is q nonresident Of
this State, It Is ordered that no do appear
here ut Rules 10 be held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the County Court OF Baid County oil
the first Monday in October next, and do
what's necessary TO protect his interest In
this suit
" 'TESTE; iti1I !'rn
L, KlMBERLING, ClCrk.
Fisher 4 Hogg, r. q. Lssrt G.lw.
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WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County. IS:

II Rules held I'M the Clerks Office q
A the Circuit Court OF Mason County,
on the first AIondayin the month OF Sep
tember, 1871.
Henry !. Fisher, Plaintiff
vs..
George ". Rece and Henry G, Recc, De.
. PENDANTS In Chancory.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obiaiiha de,
Greet replacing a lost bond in the sum Of
Two Hundred and Iwcnty-Nine Dollars,
given by the Defendants to the Plaintiff,
or 10 obtain adecree for the payment OF
the said 500, With thcinteresttheron.
And Il appearing By affidavit filed in the
papers OF this case, TINT the said Henry %.
Recc is q. nonresident OF the State OF West
Virginia, it is ordered that he do appear
here at Rules to he held IN the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court OF said County
on the last Monday in September, 1877,
and do what is necessary to protect his
interest inthissuit.
TESTE; ,.5 t
CHAs. b. iWAGGENER, Clerk.
Fishcr& Hogs Soils. ilscpt;674w.
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Seed Wheat.

NLAws0N or SENECA White Wheat
" for sale forsced. Perfectly clean md
free from cookie, smut, &c. Price, 81 per
busllol, j. C,APEHA
Point Pleasant, West Va Aug. 93-3w
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State of West Virginia,
Mason County, IS:

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks office o!
II the Circuit Court OF Mason County on
the first Monday in September, 1877.
Peter +. Duncan, Plaintif'l
~. l VS.. In Chancory.
Matilda Duncan, Dct't.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain dc.
cree for a divorce a pinc,ilO nidtrimonii.
And it appearing by affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that the defendant
is nonresident OF this State. it is ordered
that she do appear heres at Rules to be
held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of said County on the last Monday
in the month Of September, 1877, and do
what Is necessary to protect her intercstj in
this suit, J
Guthrie, p. q.
Tho above named defendant will take
notice that shall, on the 2Sth day OF Sep
tcmber, 1877, at the law office OF i. A.
Guthrie, between the hours of 9 and Q o.
clock OF that day, In the town OF Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions OF b. a. Duncan and otll-
ers to be read in my behalf, in tho trial Of
said cause. PETER F. DUNCAN,
sept. Civ. by Counsel.
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OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County, IS:

Mason County, IS:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
"A the Circuit Court OF Mason County,
on the first Monday in the month OF Sep
TENDER, 1877. q. & i'
Jcsscc W. Glover Florence c. Glover,
Virginia j.. Glover, Margaret L. Glover,
I.ouisa Il. Glover, Andrew G., Glover, Am
erica Steel, Alice Steel, Urilla Steele, in
fants under the age Of twenty-onc years,
hy William Glover, their next friend, Mary
L. Mcdaniel, William G. Mcdaniel infants
under the age of twenty-Onc years, by
William Mcdaniel, their next friend, and
William Mcdaniel in his own right, Slrlli
Steel and Nancy Rifle, Complainants,
Daniel McDcrmitt, Rcbccca MrDerinitt,
Henry McDermitt, Mary Il. McDermitt,
John V. TYLER, Julius Tyler, and the I'M
known heirs Of Rcbrcca Tyler, deceased,
Jane G. Lewis, and Benjamin Lewis, Dc,
PENDANTS. In Chanccry.
The object OF this suit is for partition
and division Of Two Hundred ane Nine
teen Acres of land, or sale thereof, ii not
divisible in kind, and distribution Of the
proceeds Of sale among the heirs at law Of
Isaiah Steel deceased, and Rebecca Tyler
and Hamilton Crcigli, deceased.
Aud it appearing by affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause, that the defend
ants, John V. Tyler, Julius Tyler, and the
unknown heirs OF RcbeccaTylcr, deceased,
are non.rcsidents OF the State OF West
Virginia, it is ordered that the said nom
resident defendants do appear here at
Rules to be held in the Clerks office OF the
Circuit Court OF the said County, on the
last Monday in September, 1877, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit. GESTM
CHAs. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Tomlinscn & Polsley, Soils. z d
sept8-4 oar
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VAI.UAiSEE REAL ESTATE
IN MASON COUNTY,. 4tg

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TAI.UlAfSS4E REAL ESTATE
/ IN MASON COUNTY,.
TN pursuance ofthc terms Of decree OF
/ the Circuit Court of Mason County,
rendered on the 10th day Of April. 1877,
in n Chancery cause wherein jeremiah
Yauger, Assigneeof James Capehart, Ex-
ccutor, &C., were plaintiffs, and Benjamin
p. Byronls, Administrator, ct. MS, were
defendants, /, tie undersigned Special
Commissioner, shall on the
goth Day Of September, 1877,
sell at public auction, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Mason County, the fol-
lowing tracts Or parcels Of land, Ono con-
tanning l5O acres; another tract continuing
800 acres more or less, or so much of said
land as will pay of and discharge the de.
cree lien, interests and costs OF sale. All Of
said land il situated on the waters OF Thir-
teen Mile Creek, near the town OF Leon.
Z TERMS OF SALE 8{a
0ne-third cash in hand, and the residue
upon credit of six and twelve months,
taking from The purchaser bond with good
security, with interest from day OF sale,
and retaining the titleas further security.
w. II. T0SfL1NS0N,
aug Sow, spec'l Commissioner,
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elendale Female College.

THE first term of the Twenty.F Fourth
Collegiate Year OF this institution will
open Sept. 18th, Its facilities, standing
and character are well and widely known,
The patronage OF its old friends, and oitlls
public generally, is respectfully solicited.
Musical Department under the charge o.
Madame Caroline Rive. For catalogue and
information address, as heretofore, Rev. l.
d. POTTER, D. d., Glendale, Ohio Il.
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The Louisville ComicrJourWalsays;
"Workingmon who complain that
their wages are insufficient to meet
their expenses should remember that
Republican taritl'lcgislation has Grip
plod the purchasing power Of the dol
IorO
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SELECT SCKOO.Ll

DRoF. w. ]. KENNY will open Sc
lcct School at Point Pleasant, on Mon.
day the 9th inst. Every advantage given
by q first-class school will be afforded pu,
pills OF both sexes in this, TO prepare them
selves for any department in life.
4 The course OF instructions includes all
branches taught in the most advanced
schools.
Terms OF Tuition. 81
Per session of five months, payable
every half session, higher branch-
es, per month. ........ .........,....."." " On
intermediate. ............,.o...,,."Y 8 50
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The Hinton Herald calls for a state
ment of the financial affairs Of Sum.
mers county, that it may be publish.
ed in order that tho people may know
how tho money is spent. II is not
claimed that there has boon any mis-.
appropriation, but the Taxpayers
have Il right TO the information and it
should not DO withheld. 1t would be
a wise policy to make it obligatory
on the authorities Of every county in
the State to publish, none or more
newspapers, an annual statement Of
all the receipts and expenditures,
It is information that the tax.pay.
ers want, and would tend TO check
any little abuses that might occur, rs
well as lead to wise and oconomi.
cal administration Of county affairs,
standard,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-06

The number of coal operations in
the Kana&ha Valley is not only
steadily increasing, but what is still
gratifying, arrangements are being
made whereby the output from a
number of existing mines is to be
greatly increased. This is notably
true Of the gas coal mines. The gas
coal market is q very large one
while the gas coal fields are quite
limited. This increases results from
the great favor with which the Ka-
awha gas coal is being received in
the new markets to which it has
been introduced. We hope to hear
presently that all disagreements be-
tween the operators and miners are
adjusted and that all our miners have
resumed operations Gazette.
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emo. W. TrPR1TT. Editor.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1877.
M hnrlisinc the columns Of dc

IN porusing the columns Of the
Monitor, that great distributor Of
politicalandlitcrary elligence, and
published for the ostensible'purpose
Of promoting the interest and welfare
of the citizens Of our county and
State, but really to advance the in
tercsts of the Republican party-that
party whose power is fast waning
whose triumphant cry Of Nvictory"
is dying away in the distance, makes
a great mistake in its last issue, in
this: the editor of that happy
little sheet says that the Capital
should be removed from Wheeling to
Charleston at once, thus renewing
the agitation that has at last been
settled. Now We do not kao,O what
motive the Monitor man can have for
wanting to renew the agitation OF
this question in the halls of State
legislation, but it does seem to us
that it is only a step in party tactics
with noothcr purpose than to raise,
ifgossible, a dissatisfaction with the
Administration Of our State govern
ment, for he does, or ought to know
that the settlement Of this question
by the people was under the general
impression that the Capital of our
State should remain at Wheeling
until the first day Of May,in the
year 1885. Then would it not BIO a
breach Of good faith to undertake the
removable the Capital from the First
District until that time, and that
too, when many Of Charleston's
friends reside in that District, as was
shown by the late election. We do
not think the citizens Of Charleston
themselves would give their support
to a movement looking to an attempt
to remove the Capital to their city
before the first of May, 1885. There
is too much honor in the people Of
the Third District to contributetheir
strength, to gain victory, in con-
troversy which they believe is for
ever settled. a1a
While so many colonies are being
formed in the East for location in
the West and in some parts of this
State, we call their attention to the
fact that Mason county offers extra
inducements to colonists, Plenty Of
good land in the county that can be
bought at from So to $40 per acre, in
large tracts, according to location
All this land is heavily timbcred
which Of itself will pay for the land,
if got to market, is well adapted to
raising all kinds of grain and fruits,
and especially is it highly adapted
to grazing purpose. Some Of the fin,
est cattle raised in the United States
are bred in this County, This coun.
ty is rapidly filling up, and will be
in a few years the leading county
in the State. There is no dispute
about our land titles, and whenever
a deed is made from owners of land
it is good. Therois nouse ofso many
going West, when our State offers
greater inducements to those seeking
homes. tar5 ,a
Only seventy.five soldiers, rank
and file stationed in Louisiana, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Alabama and
the parts of Kentucky and Tennessee
lying east ofthe Tennessee river, and
yet perfect peace and quiet reigns.-
How do you suppose it would have
been if the Blaine, Chandler and But
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TOWN LOTll
w. II. Tomlinson; Administrator OF Rob
crt S;cbtell, deceased,
Vs.
Pcrry Sebrell. and others.

IN LHdNcTy. M
THE undersigned, Special Commissioner,
L will, in obedience to decree rendered
in the above cause ut the April term, 1876,
by Mason Circuit Court, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the front door OF the Court House OF Ma
son s; County, on SATURDAY. sId the ,. al,
interest OF o. II. p. s:cbrcll deceased, in
in Lot No. 10, inthe Town Of Point Pleas.
ant, which interest is estimated ut ! of ! OF
Z of an acre.
TERMS OF sAlE-onc-fourtl cash in
hand on day Of sale, and a credit Of one,
two and three years given for the balance,
in equal payments; bonds with good secu-
rity required for the deferred payments,
and the title retained Us q further security.
u. w. P0LSLEY,
aug Sow. Special Commissioner
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Failures of business men contin'
10 daily. is only tho falling Of
tho natural fruit Of Republican rule.
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Tho Georgia constitutional Con
vention adjourned on the 10Th ult.,
after having adopted u constitution
which is to be submitted to the peo-
pie for ratification or rejection on the
second Wednesday of December next.
The Convention made lobbying n
crime, and declared all lobby con-
tracts null. 1t enacted especially Sc
we're laws against duclling, confirm
ed the lease Of the penitentiary con-
victs to contractors, forbade the State
ever lending its aid, directly or in
directly, to any enterprise, hand
somely sustained the State Universe
ty, refused to tax private libraries
except of professional men, reduced
the homestead to $500, and gave
the husband the right to waive all
but 5000, of it. Senators Hill and
.Gordioi. spoke TO a ilssrse crowd in AT.
lanta on Saturday night in favor OF
the ratification Of tho new constitu-
ton. ' @1t'. 4f'
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All can know that, in country so
capable of yielding bounteous har-
vest into tho willing hands of labor,
when want arises from enforced idle
mus It must DO tho result Of some
outside cause, wrongand unnecessary,
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Tho executive committee of anti
Hayes republicans in Ohio, have is
sued an address to republicans urg'
ing non support Of The state ticket
aud dcnouncing Hayes policy.
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The Indian war still continues and
the Indians still seem to have the
better of Gen, Howard, Aug, 9th
the Indians killed seven men and
two women near st, Ellis, Montana.
They were from Helena. Chief JOS
eph has gone to tho Yellowstone and
is to be met by Gen. Sturgis withsix
companies Of troops. We presume
he will out manoeuvrc them as usu.
al
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Tho Ohio Democratic State ticket
and the platform are both receiving
hearty endorsement from all parts of
the State. The election ofthe ticket
is conceded everywhere, and the only
question upon which there is any
difference of opinion among intclli'
gent people is the size Of the MAORI
w,
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Tho recent great bank failure in
Chicago still asitatos tho people Of
that aspiring city, Tho rascality Of
one man did II,
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Only seventy.five soldiers, rank
and file stationed in Louisiana, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Alabama and
the parts of kentucky and Tennessee
lying east ofthe Tennessee river, and
yet perfect peace and quiet reigns.-
How do you suppose it would have
been If the Blaine, Chandler and But
lcr crowd had had their way in fore.
ing the maintenance Of carpet-bag
governments there at the point Of the
bayonet? Do you wonder that the
democratic peace policy adopted by
Hayes is becoming POPULAR