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SICK Headaches and Wana Of
Appetite Incidental to
Soldiers.

Those feelings which 50 AAslaea u.s. usaaIIy arise
from aoEhis or aaEaoyanres, ohatrmcxea eerspsra-
Aeas eE sasanS OF drinking whAtsyeE 10 nawheEe-
some, thus disturbing Tie healthfal acsleu a ths
liver and stnEnsca. These organs uust be relieved
IL yea aestfe TO be we'll TIE BlIls taksa soss,rs,-
ing 10 the pEiA&ad inxtrRctSans, will qaarAly pro-
ducs healthy action in beth liver and ztanasoh
snd a. natural oonseqaeace clear head ana coed
appetite. ~.. 0 = =
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Observation-Disclosures txss8 sTsxy saetisa Is an
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aa auExsu 90 THK ooNsFETUFaoE, As FAx
asarswAscKxs KAaaNEKcExNGss 0Eaas xAss
aEAsx, MxmK HGEa ABB T8& zzkSxss
auEsex Anoun6 HIM ps--nsnsst 1sassw. "
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CELEBRATED
4 MI TX u 9 H IN G

Which are Acknowledged to be among the beat NAE
utseiaFed IA the Unltsd States. All psrsSas in
want Of a Macains kFw Invited to call and zee u.s.
aud IL can't suit EAen, their case Ia Beyond hu-
man Gia. HgRFORDS KINNEY.
Aug Is, lS&1- i'm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-20
H0LLOWAY'S PILLS

All whs hSve Friends and Relatives la Ehs Array
or NAVY, should take espse1al carr, sAAi Ihay are
amply supplied with thess Pills aad oiatmmnf; a.
where the brave Soldiers and SAILORS have negiec-
ted TO provide themselvs with thesa No better
present caa be cent them by their fTienas ThRy
have esea proved 10 be ths Soldiers asyeF-tailins
fTieRd in the houF OF need
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-20

W, G. CRAWFORD, City ReeaTdsT, ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
Right.

The Nashville Uoion says: mo man
shout be permitted to teach, preach, hold
Office or conduct a newspaper under the
protection Of government the uuthori'
~ Of which ho refuses to acknowl,
edge
This is very correct. Rebel preach
srs. teachers. ofice-holders and editors,
did the work of procipitating tho South
into the rebellion, mud their mouths
should now be closed. unless they will
submit Internationally to the authority
Of the Government. Such men should
be summarily dealt with Nc milk
and water" policy will answer the pur-
pose Of crusning their datnnable inlu
euce. Decisive measures only will
reach their cases.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
valuable for Reference.
wILLIANsBURc.


Williamsburg is city OF Virginia,
aud is The capital Of the county Of James
City. 1t is situated a, about sixty miles
from Richmond, in an easterly direction.
and about sky eight miles northwest Of
Norfolk. on level pl,in between the
James and York rivers, and at an cqnal
distance Of six miles from each lis the
oldest incorporated town in tho STATE,
and was, and still is, interesting in its
historic associations. II was the seat Of
the Royal Government. previous to the
Revolution, and vas afterward the cap
i.al Of the State until 1893. William
and Mary College. (ounded At lhis place
in 1899, is he oldest literary institution
in North America, except Harvard Uni.
yersity, aud wos, previous 10 the rebel
lion, in ilourishing condition Williams
burg is als2 the sent OF the Eastern Lu
psic Asylum, which 8, oue time stood
deseryedly high for its uoatness, order,
and comfortable accommodations. II
was Grs. ssttled in 1882, and the esima,
ted poprlatiou before the rebellion was
shout fifteen hrpdred. The county Of
James City one hundred and eighty.four
square miles, and bounded on The moth.
east by the York river, on he south by
the James river, and on the wost by the
Chiokahominy river The surface OF
the country is updu ating This county
is one OF the eight original shires into
which Virginia was divided in 1884
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From Arkansas.

PItrM4S'a FpsRg, Ark, May 1.-Two
gentlemen who have been in the South
Stree the commencement Of the block
ais, arrived here TO day. They left
Memphis TWO weeks since, coming to
Jacksonport o. the steamer sam Hale.
which arrised there last Tuesday, but her
officers bearing ary troops were march
ing on that town. abe Immediately start
ed down tho river.
Our troops reached there the iollwing
evening; provisions, clothing and al!
merchandiao is very scarce throughout
tbs South Tennessee money is at II
premium Of 9 per cent, and gold ons
hundred per rent, Drafting for the ar,
my is goin, on regardless Of position,
aud many Uuion men are dying to the
mountains and swamps, Fort Pillow is
the only defense "a the Mississippi that
is considered sscure on the water side.
prceY amy has gone 10 Fort Pillow
aud Coin,h The force NJ Corinth Is
supposed to be 10000 Fifteen boa IS
ma nov at Little Rock. iaAins on board
IL, 900 Areensss troops for CoFinlh.
The river has been very high, and
Napoleon is now flooded
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

in all sincerely how cen christian com
munity, support by It's votes q NAB Who
will Btoop to such low triekcry Is this
and VT be guiItless. licoanot hedoae
7 ask whether such men are worth the
support Of tho high minded, mortI add
religious people Of Mason couhty?--
How does such conduct appear b your
minds? Does appear rightl Does il
not look as though we had lost al sense
Of the great responsibilities we 40 uu.
der 10 our maker and to our fellow men,
when we viii uphold vice and crime by
voting into Office such men as ihJsel-
Men who are not only engaged in man.
ufoctnriog drunkards bat who Will get
drunk themselves, and consequently dis
qualifying them for even the lcwesl po-
sition in human society.
And yet we as d Christian people.
will 20 forward and give them our votes
ooh, blush, whore is thy sbnmeIp-
Would it not be better, wonld ask
agou for US rs a Christian pcoplct0look
atthis matter in the light OF eternily,-.
And il we cannot procure cbrisIisH men
TO fill our public Offices, let u for Gods
sake not fill them with those men whose
characters are osruscated aud 'blackened
BIZ such deeds Ms those above referred to.
We hold the balance OF power, and il
the moral AMI religious element viii look
this mater squateyin the,face, Andcome
up to it manfolly, the time is not far dis.
tAnl when all our public men will be Of
the true metal. ask again, and | d.
rect my question more particularly to
the religious element Of the comIarnity
how can We ms a christian people sup
port such men for Office by our votes
VIC can not be consistent.
Ihopo you will pardon me for -bein :
thus plain, for | feel tina, it is very
important matter aud that VIC rs a PEG.
pie, ought to consider it9horoughfy and
act accordingly. a VOTER.
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The enemy did 40, pursue A company
of Vermont cavalry was Gu! ofand sur
rounded bu, escaped by swimming the
river. The enemy's loss is not stated eI-
,epl seven prisoners, belonging 10 the.
Sixth Virginia and Seventh Louisiana.
which indicates that the enemy's force
was one Of EwelI's brigade,
This morning ,weIye of ourmen wGro
reported missing.
1t is reported here that a skirmsh &C.
CURED Yesterday neaT Stanton, between
MiIroys advance and Edward John,
sons command The latter we're Fepul.
.ed and Ietrsuted.
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STATE TICKET.
Federnl conrr.

The Federal Court commenced ia
Spring term at Charleston, on Tuesday
the Goth ult., JUpoE JACKSON presiding.
There was no Grand Jury. The atten'
don of the Cour. was closely occupied,
mostly in renewing the bonds Of the ma.
ny persons indicted at the Fall term. 49,
Some few we're discharged by the Court.
Young Walker, Of Cabeil indicted for
robbing the U. s. Mail. was tried and
acquitted. The Jury did not think the
evidence against him sufficient eor con,
yiction. There is still an Indictment
against him for treason. Some civil
cases were disposed Of.
The Judge in his instructions to the
officers Of the Court, and upon the obi
cations and active duties Of those who
we're renewing their bonds to appear at
the next term Of the Court to answer tho
indictments against them WINS very happy
and impressive. lie said it was not only
their duty to be peaceful, law abiding
citizens but by word and deed to give
their support to the Government whose
laws and Constitution they have sworn
to maintain. Something different from
holding their arms in inaction would be
required of them. The impression was
made upon all that the Court would en-
force in letter and spirit, the laws against
rebellion in all its forms. The peace and
harmony of all sections and neighbOr.
hoods must be restored.
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Ano,l.er recount from Coriuth

Cn.cAdo, May 9. "A special from
C4ro.to the Times says; The arrivals to,
day from pit;sbprg says ME rebels were
ATTACHED by General Grant on Wojnes-
day, n few miles west of Cointh, their
lines constantly falling back, though in
perfect oeder. Tie result Of Ibis engage
iaen, appears in the rapid movement of
The rebcs By their right flank to tbs
southeast, surrcndcrjng the line OF tie
Memphis d Charleston Railroad taking
W position in force on the Mobile Il
Ohio Railroad s..Souih COriuth. This
moyemeat, together with reports Of do,
sene,s, indicate that the whole rebel
iorce will lie withdraw as rapidly "a
possible to COLUMBUS. ninety five miles
soaht Of Cointh, A thispoiui the Con:
Iodpracy have extensive works for The
manufacture d arms and ordnance.
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DISTANCES IN VIRGINIA..


A messenger from Arnoldsburg, the
county scat of Calhoun County arrived
hero on Thursday morning last, reported
that the rcbs guerillas under Perry Hays
aud Irwin, to the number of three OF
four bundled men, had attacked small.
company Of Federal troops there, dc.
tachment from Col Rathturn's regiment
for the purpose of roctuiling--thai the
Major Sas killed in q skirmjsh a little
distance from their quarters, to which
they fell back, and when the messenger
left it was supposed thai the rebels would
take or Kill them all unless immediately
relieved. Col, Lighlburn Immediately
senl out with the messengers $50 meroi
tHe eth sil,l oh Yitgiris regiments! now
stationed here.
Phis guerilla force, !, is sold, is MAJ
up Of rebels that have for the last lw or
three months been returning from the
region Of Lewisburg and the rebel militia
ry forces, in that neighbOrhood, Web.
ster Braxton ana neighborIng counies
They have been returning, Que, two OF
three at lime, oil taiiogAhe oath prom
iSiug to be peaceful citizens, glad 10 get
home aud go about their business DC
These men are now gathered together
and organized into guerilla bands by the
rebel desperadoes, Hays and Irwin, to do
the work Of numbering aud rObbing :heir
peaceful, loyal felloSci,izsns, in obedi.
aEtoi We suppose, TO the direction given
in the late proclamation OF Gov. Letcher.
that disgrace to Virginia, and TO the civil
lzatiou Of the age. This fac, Shout
teach the loyal people the utmost eau
ton in permitting the ralurn amoug us Of
those who have long b:ratbcd the foul,
tointed rebel atmosphere Of seceshdom. -
They should be required to give the mos,
ample security for gooi behavior. A
word TO the wise is sufficient, kana.
wha EePublicop
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Gen.pUpe,s Report
FARxlyurog, Moy


MGor General Hallack
The etemy. 90Ooo strong, drove in on,
picke els beyond FsmiIg;on, and advanc-
cd agains! the brigade occupying tbs
lurther sida Of the creek in front Of ny
camp. Tho brigade held on Tor FIVE
hours, uatil. finding tLom heaYiIypressed
in front and Gu flank, and that could
not Gnstsin them without passing tho
creek with ny whole force. which was
contrary 10 yUai' uf4tlSGa& ys9gld Aase-
drawn general engagement, | With
drew to this side IN good order. The
conduct of the troops. was excellent and
the withirawCI was made BY them very
reluctantly Tho enemy made dem.
onstratiou to cross, hut abandoned the
movement. Our loss was considerable,
but connot yet tell how great, Tho
enemy being much exposed suffered yer!
severely, the cnemy's batteries being
completely disabled and his infantry lnS
driven back scypral times. Ny com.
mand was eager for ON advance,
(signod) JorS PopE, Maj, Gen.
Farmipgtoh is FIVE miles northwest Of
Ooriuth, The only forces engaged were
Plummor's and Pslmer's brigadeG. The
weather is warm md pleasant. All j.
quiet the enemy having retrCatcd,
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The Grnperlnc relecraph.

Gov. Johnson experiences great dftl'
GUILTY with the trai.orsin and about Nash.
vile, They have underground railroads
and s.zpsvioa ialsfSpbs irtN&attsei.ss%,
the further ends Of which are ut rebel
camps or rendezvous. Gen. HALLrcE
had the same set Of scamps to deOl with
in Missouri. They are the main support
Of the maruding parties who prey upon
upicn men. terify their families and
perform the part of pirates generally
BY Keeping up communication with them
these less courageous but more venal
Underground secesh manage to do foil
their par! Of tlis mischief. Gov. JONI
SON ua loubtedly has the power, and ifnot
Gen. HALLEcK has to teat them in Ten
nessee as no did 10 Missouri. There q
tax was levied upon tho whole disloyol
population to be used as an indemnity
and for tho support of Union men and
families who had suffered by marouding
bands.
llWotld not Tom. soon become quiet
under tueh a practice? That portion o
the rebels WHO have property car be
reached in no way SO speedily asthrou b
tho pocket. wO think such lovy
would soon cut all the grapevine telO
graphs, destroy the underground rail
roads and puts qujetOs upon 'hc sho'c
fperIh' system
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
nIeeiinr I'm AIer nndrln.

We learn that large and enthusiasts.
tic Union meeting was held at I.yceun
Hall, Alexandria, Virginia, on last Sat
urlay evening. Governor Francis +.
Pietpont was introduced By M. Ste
phen Shinn, the president pI the meet
ing. The Governor made on eloquent
appeal in behalf Of the Union, the Con,
stiiutiop, and the enforcement Of the
laws, The laws Of the restored govern
ment of Virginia, the Governor said,
should be enforced most riSidly. They
must be oboycd. There is an act oFthe
restored government of Virginia, requir.
ing all merchants to take the oath to sup
port the constitution ofrestored Virginia,
and Of the United States. Some thirty
stores in Alexandra have been closed
because their ,proprietoys refused tefleke
the cath. The GoysE4pr,is firm bis
Fpefboso 10 insist Upon the eSecuSiyh OF
the'law, in this particular, at lest
Governor fistpont 10 a noble, manly,
sensible, and loyal executive officer
Hon. K V. Whaley, member OF Con
gress from Virginia, being introduced to
the audience, made stirring speech
Colonel WhaIey bears the impress Of an
honest, energetic, benevolent man. He
is not only loyal, but appteheuds the
the philosophy Of the present issues, aud
proposes no qqack noslrums for our pres
cnt troubles. He is for vigorous measures
Tor severity, as some call it; (jtis JUS
tice ITO the few, as the mercy to the
many. He very properly thinks that
mild treatment to the active participa-
tors in the rebellion, will only result in
repetition. Colonel Whaley took the
true ground, tha; OF FIJI punishment,
to the rebels.
The speech was well received, enthusiast
,ically cheerel, and struck the true chord.
Well would it beif every district OF the
border States now representing in Con
gress had az thorough and decided Rep
resenlaLlves.
Colonel Gregory, the new provost
marshal, also male naaI' effective ana
patriotic speech.
On Sunday morning, Rev. Dr. Nc
Murdy, of Kentucky, preached a sermon
in the Ola Christ Church on the power
Of Christianity, touching incidentally on
the philosophy Of government and the
duty Ct obedience TO constituted authori-
". ltwas we'll received, and must &C
complish good. The church Is tho
church in which Genera Washington
ard his family worsl ped, whose pew Is
still unaltaroi Tho church is keptopen
By the military Governor of Alexandra
saG6a}s!s&y .EFiStafai chaP!aio q %;
hospitals breaches every Sunday, and
tho prayer for the President is distinctly
and earnestly read.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
rederal Court IN Winch cster.

We leern that in compliance with
tho request of the loyal citizens of Win
chester, JuneE JACKSON will hold term
Of the District Court Of the United
States for Western Virginia, at that
place, to commence on Wednesday the
qlst instant. This is = wise move in
the people cfthc Valley To re'establish
the supremacy of the civil powel, and
restore peace AMI harmony to the people
at the earliest practicable period is the
duty of all loyal citizens. Let the per.
sistant rebels be punished. and loyal cit
liens protected in thc.r righta and libeF-
tier
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rlom tho Shennndonh

Nrw MARKET, Va, May 0.--Ycstct'
day afternoon tho rebel pockets above
CoIumbiOna bridge, on the oas, side Of
the Shenandoah, we're driven back by
dCtachmen,s under Col Foster, who was
subsequently ambuscalcd by two rcbol
regiments Tho action lasted an hour,
when FlaCt Withdrew 10 good order
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
ReIeesing Kehal prlsoners

The Washington Republican cti,icises
with considerable severity General Burn.
sides a2t releasing the prisoners taken
at Fori Nlcoa on parole, L, says; 1.-The
release Of tho prisoners on parole was
entirely wrong General Burnside did
the same thing with his prisoners taken al
Roanoke Island. We have had too
much oflhis playing war, if VIC ever hope
to have peace" have reason to believe
that Mr., SIanton of the War Department
tS@ss asssiy sqsfeNicw cfthe, matter,
In the West, some time ago. an arrange
ment for releasing prisoners on parole
was ir Instantly stopped by Mr.. Stanton,
and it is understood that no exchanges
vii be consented to with but fow OK
coplionsl ill the rebels will play fair aud
return Colonies Corcoran Ond Wilcox -
The number oIprisoners on our hands is
enormous. and il the rebels would con,
sent TO fair exchange the Government
would not hesitate moment to recover
every one ofour soldiers aud officers now
pining at the South But jeff Davis in.
ssts upon a general parole on each side,
irrespective OF numbers, which, oil
course, is not fair,
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Moro Troop, for PIttsburg landing

PApucAu, KY. May le,--GCn. Den
YER aud Staff arrived here Yesterday, en-
route for riusbutg Landing.
Two thousand cavalry started from
this post on Saturday, on au expedition
TO act in conjunction with military for.
ces from Hickman, in pursuit Of tho r'b.
81 cavalry that has been oycrrunnins
Western Hentucly onl Tennessee recent
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15

IT appears by lator advices that the
rebels destroyed tho dCstrucdblo proper.
tyOt thi, navy yard, This should de-
eide its fate, a. least until successive
generations have bred rebellion out Of
Virginia blood, The Government can
find places for its navy yards and ar'cn.
mis- where they will not be looked upon
as means for rcbcIion One such do.
monstrlQan rs thOtin Virginia is enough
fo'uo ago Virginia destroyed the yard,
lot he, will be accepted aa fnal in tho
rusc
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15

BLENKER's fviToN.-When Lieuten'
ar, Governor Polsley, General Samuols,
and Colonel CrotherS, were down in the
valley organizing courts under the re,
stored government, they met General
Blenker'S division Of the army, compos'
cd of ten thousand Germans, enCamPed
between Charleston and Winchester. -
They had become separated from their
tents and supplies, and had been forty
days and nights without covering. They
had eaten up everything in the country
except the fence rails, and had copmere,
ed on them. Gon. Rosccrars, who had
been detailed as a special comm audcr to
lead tho division out Of the wilderness
was heard to say tina, he had ne9er seen
u better looking body OF men OF an t'mJ
more capable Of enduring the hardshlPs,
to which they wCO subject II Is sac
that Gen. Ffemont is about TO join the
division NV heoling IntclIigcncct
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
-.rhc nehel, N l,oree a corInlh.

MONTEREY, TrNS,, May o., a recon
noisssnce to within mile of the cnemy's
iutrenchmenis establishes tho fact tha.
tho rebe!saEe there in force, and lut'her-
more, they will fight inside Of their in
renchmen,s.
The vesthcg .s good. and the roads
are fashimpsoriag,
Nothing is known here of the suppress
zion Of news at Cairo, OF news Of any
kind not already tclegrspbed,
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l'roIa tic Mountain Department..

PErsns1rRe, Va, May II, lip. NJ.
The BCukcr DiAsioa all arrived to.
day in good condition. Major General
Fremont ven; cut 10 meet them as they
marched into camp, aud afIerward 70.
cei2ed each brigade separately, being
received every whe'e with tho greatest
enthusiasm.
Regiments hare been crossing the Po-
tomac all. day preparatory 10 going
Southwark,
The nOws of the capture of Norfolk
was received to-day; in all the regiments
tho shouts Of the soldiers made the vel.
kin ring.
The two Brsxton murders were
hung on the sth, in spite ofthe guerilla
demonstration 10 prevent it ~
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Forty FIVE ladies' are employed in tho
-rcasaEy department at Washington clip
ping government notes. This custom OF
employing ladies', whcrO they can Do tho
work ~ well as men was usu5urSicl by
SccNilry ChBW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-01
The S4th under Col. Case.


The reorganization of the S4th Ohio
regiment, TO be under command of Col
HALBERT B. CASE, of this county, has been
commenced and progresses encourgingly
Col. Case isone of the most popular officers
in the service. His uniform courtesy
and kindness 10 all with whom he has
been placed in contact, has made him
hosts of warm and admiring friends, who
hail his promotion with pleasure as a re-
ward of true merit. Col. Case was among
the first volunteers from Trumbull County.
having enlisted as a private in the veteran
9TH Ohio regiment, in which he rapidly
rose in position from the ranks TO a Lieut..
He served for about one year in the 9TH.
and was afterwards chosen Captain of a
Trumbull county company in the S4th
regiment, which was stationed at Cumber-
land. He vas appointed Provost Mar
shall of that City, and discharged the du-
ties incumbent on him in a manner so
generally satisfactory TO all concerned
that he won an enviable reputation as an
upright. honorable and faithful officer
That lac will not disappoint the hopes of
his friends in the new and responsible
field of duties he is about to enter. we are
willing to vouch.
The other field officers are reported to
be good men and the regiment starts off
with a prestige that f~oreshadows a speedy
success in recognizing, as one of the best
regiments Ohio will have in the service.