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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17
NOTICE.

A. IT. ere was left at the subscriber
&-N- house, some time last day, black
Mare and small sucking Colt by n Young man
n stranger 10 subscriber, to be called for in n
day OF so; but having never been called for
and not hearing anything definite MS to whom
he was. or who the real owner Of the property
was, hereby notify all persons, aud the real
owner, whoeverhe is, to come forward prove
his property, pay the charges against said
marcand colt; or said mare and colt viii be sold
to pay the charges now against them. Mt tho
expiration of this notice. it having four weeks
to run from date. LEWIS +, BROOKS.
April LIST, ls62-iw.
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RFruRS Of Observation-Disclosures
Laidley and John Clarkson, who were
arrested some months since as hos lagcs
Tor the return of Union men captured by
The rebels in Kauawha county, but were
subsequently allowed 10 so at large, upon
condition that they would secure the re.
lease OF the Union men aforesaid, were
returned to the city yesterday, having
failed in their object. Wopresumo they
will be held until the Union men arc re-
leased, --[Wheel. IntO!.
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The military authorities at this post,
end it rather difficult to prevent the sale
of the "ardent"to the "bOys." The reg.
ular licensed establishments here for some
time, have been prohibited from selling Or
even keeping any ale, beer or spiriuous
liquors, and many ingenious tricks have
been resorted to by outsiders to run the
blockade with ia drap of the cnther, :"
Several parties, VIC are informed, were
committed to the Guard house the other
day, charged with trafficking in "the o.
be joyful" in violation of orders. There
is something about this liquor business
as it has heretofore been managed, that
we don't understand land perhaps it is
not intended that we should,) but we
would like to know how it is, that privi-
leges are granted to some and NOT to
others, to keep it ton the sly, and how
il there is discrimination at all, it ONES
to be made in favor Of SeCessi nists?
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PROSPECTUS
THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

Having purch as, I'd apriniing establishment
the undersigned I n TSS@l4ry 40 Con , o.
His. Il Is his object / publish a weekly pa.
nc, ' identifod With the est interests Of West
e e virginia. twill be strictly Union pa
per, and a warm suppo, tCro the PrSvi'io1at
Covernmcnt MS established 1t Wheeling Its
columns will no closed to oil unbespming con
troversios, but cheerrully opcne ed 70 those Of a
becoming nature. on amy subject and to the
Social and Religious questions Of no day. Y
will be devoted to Agricultural, Mechanical:
Scientific and Educational matters OF general
interest It's object will be to give emf ,resalis'
faction. and he trusts the patronage oftlr pub
lie will enable him To do so,
The paper will be issued regularly cyely
Thursday Morning, Mt tho low ptiee OF ONE
DOLLAR per year, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
Subscribers will please notify Ms to what Post
Office they wish thrir paper sent. Address,
GEO W. TIpPETT
Point Pleasant, va.
FEBRUARY 10th, 1869
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CLASSIFICATION OF TIE JUSTICES
or PUTNAM COUNTY. FOR HOLp;.
ING THE TERMS OF SAID COURT
T1-WIT:
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. Justice
Quarterly Terms.
July Term, 1894 N Curry, and Jas. NJ
Nash,
November Term, 1852. p .Elkins, and Jas.
W. Mines.
july Term, lsso-I,aqc R Shank, and
Jos. Henderson
November Torn, .Pdddy, and Jos
Hutton
July Term. 1861. c Harrison, D.s Mon
tague.
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YoRKTowN.-Yorktown is situa-
tod on the right bank OF the York
river, seventy miles from Richmohd.-
1t is an old Town, settled in 1905, and
now has about fifty houses, 1t was the
lheater Of one of the most important
events in American hislory-the suren,
der Of Lord CORVALLIS to General Wash.
ington, which occurred on the Goth of oc
tober, 1881 The rebels arc reported 10
have erected strong Notifications along
the river banks; the works at Gloucester
Point, opposite Yorktown, are represent
Cd naSicularly TO be very -for,nidab'o.--
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutraliEci this malarious poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver to cxpclit from tho
body Az it should 50 It does care this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
or rather does what u Of mDio scrsieolo those aub
feet 10 this Infection II taken IN season II expcli
Il from the system as tis absorbed, Ind thi Keeps
those who use il free from is attacks keeps The
System in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently II hot only cures, but protests from,
the great variety OF affections which arc induced
by this malignant influence, such % Remitttnt
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fcycrs, Neuralgia, hiGpmatisln, Govt, blindness,
Tuo,hechc, Earachc, CataiTli, Asthma, Fulplta-
igns, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, lIytcrc5
Coke, 'Rarlysis, and Painful Affections o, the
Stomach and l}0Ncs, oil Of which. when arising
from this caii5c, will 20 FOUND to dsGlpo more NJ
less the intermittent type. Ilii Hopb EtgF "
it.oYGs the :agsr OF tlcse defnnsasie9s, wa clrei
the ui.. sc. .. .,,,
toris, 10 cxpel me WIS, f.pln the iygom; and
these organs hY degrees bee9pt S4tI'ss Y 60 IN Hs
their Office Of Their 9g2 leetora' Henceafi.es w.
we term accliGiu,HioP. Tine may prrvnpu,n ,nv
same ond, but often life ~ not long enough. or Is
sacrificed in tho attempt, while this " AGrB CUUB"
dos Il bt once. and VIII, gafc;y. WGiseIp 7Srtat
Tci5on 10 believe this is surcr rs well Il, safer
remedy Tor tile whole class Of diseases which Hrc
caused BY the miaMnGtic infection. Dian avs Other
whChlss been discovered; mud II has still another
important advantage 10 tic IuLlic which T.. that
1t u cheap rs well rs good.
,,uyu.,,ut,
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UNION HOUSE,
Main Streot

Mhln oUcCt
POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
HNHIS Hotel is in the business portion of the
l. town, convenient TO the steamboat landing
and thcproprictor pledges himself to spare no
pains TO gave entire satisfaction to all who may
pc pleased TO call upon him.
march 20-ly,
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N. D. MADDY Cnrlnin,

G TRUsLoW, Clerk,
T LEAVES Gallpolis cyory Tuesday, Thurs:
II day ard Saturday Leaves Kanawha
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Every
attention paid to passengers and freight. Be
ing avery light drqught boat. tthe lightest in
the ttade) she will run at all times when not
detained by ice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

AN IMpovERIsaED CoLoNy.-The message
Of the Governtr Of Newfoundland repre-
scnts that colony h; an auenviablo con
dition. The people ws.e Impoverished
by the failure of the fisheries. and the n
valry Of tie French fisheries, ana also hy
the closing of the Southern ports to thelr
markets. Political parties quarrel over
the criminal proceedings against he cleo.
ton rioters, and sectarian bitterness pre-.
walls to fearful extent. The Governor
recommends that the people should resor.
to agriculture instead Of fishing; but as
the island is composed ofmuch rock and
little earth, the advice is hardly feasible.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17
OUR TERMS.

We trust our subscribers will pardon
US, when we remind them that our terms
are cash in advance-or at least within
two weeks from the date of subscription.
We have put the price of our paper al
the very lowest living figure, as an in
ducement for prompt payment, anil vii
be compelled, therefore, to insist that
those who commence with the volume
call at once at the Captains Office and
"fork."
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
ATTENTION COMPANY /

THE mOmbers OF the Militia Compa.
ny No, l, Point Pleasant District, are
hereby required to muster at Point Plea.
SAINT, on the last Saturday in April, at II
o'clock, A. NJ. NJ. SMITH, Capt..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

IT it is not true that there is any an.
tagonism or even rivalry in the move.
ments Of General B&c Clellan and Gener.
al Mcdowell The creation of the scper.
ate departments assigned to the Ia ter was
quite as necessaryto the success of the
plan Of General Nc ClelIan as was that
of the Department Of North Carolina,
under General Burnside. Each has n
separate duty to perform, constituting
part Of the general plan for the crush,
ing out of the rebellion BY the utter de-
struction ofthe rebel army in Virginia
So far from there being any rivalry be-
tween our generals, each is executing
particular part OF the programme essen,
Iiel to the complete success of the
whole.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

We are requested to state that the first
quarterly meeting for Point Pleasant
circuit, will be held at Mason City, A.
pril Goth and 9th.
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New Goods.

Messrs. Capehart, Smith Il Co., have
received their Spriag and Summon goods.
Advertisement next week.
Messrs. Beale, Setter & Co, have,
also received their New Goods for
Spring and Summer
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

Iris necessary for US to again repeat that
anonymous communications, cannot and
will not appear in this paper. Wehope
now that we are understood, and that
persons who have been sending US ar
ticles OF that description, will hereafter
save their ink and paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

The Grand Jury Of Putnam county,
recently in session, was doubtless com.
posed Of men who were actuated by
loyal and patriotic impulses---men
who could take broad and uncircum'
scribed view of things in general. To
taajf credit DO It spskcr,t thsy regard
tho offence of breaking secesSiOnists
head with a poker, by Union man,as
greater one than that of treason to the
State. We move the aforesaid Grand
Jurors be each presented with leather
Medal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

VIZ have no disposition 10 "mix in"
with neighborhood quarrcls and disputes
involving matters or questions of little
or no Importance 10 any save taose en-
gagged in them; but when a question OF no
less magnitude than that of Union and
Secession is the issue, We beg to be con.
sidered en-" if church is connected
with tho controversy. The loyal men in
the vicinity of Beech Grove Church,
some of them at least, object very seri-
ously, we are informed, 10 a certain Rev.
erend gentleman who has, or did have,
Secession pfocliyitics, preaching in their
neighborhood; but the Reverend gentle
man alluded to- forgetting perhaps, that
he has forfeited any of his rights, thinks
that it is his duty to cnlighten the spir-
ituaI darkness of the ungodly, and there
fore, proposes to preach, in opposition to
their expressed wishes to the contrary.
We believe the matter has already been
before the military authorities, on two
different occasions, and decided as ma.
ny different ways. For our part wedOn't
see that any good can come OF preaching
under such circumstances; on the contra
ry, tits likely to be productive Of much
harm. To avoid trouble, and perhap:
serious difficulty, let tho preaching BE-
dispensed with, at least for the prese Mt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

Hon. SAMUEL CRANE, Auditor OF the
State of Virginia, will address the people
of Mason County, on tho first day ofthe
Circuit Court (Friday the 18th inst.) on
tho present state ofpublic affairs. We
hope tho people Ofall parts of the ooun'
" will turn out and hear him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

Iris strange to MS that such a traitor
Gus sheet as the Cincinnati Enquirer is
permitted to circulate amongst our Peo-
pie; but it is still more strange that the
people of Cincinnati will permit paper
advocating the damnable doctrine ii does,
to be published right under their very
noses! 1t has done more to keep alive
the smouldering embers OF Secession in
the border States, than all the rebel ar.
mics that has invaded them, by the lying
and speaking attacks it almost daily
max IS upon the Administration. or some
of the Government authorities. Such
mean and undeseryed assaults, as its
Washington correspondent sees fit TO
make almost everls day through it; col.
umns ought not TO be tolerated at any
time, much less now.
Let any one read "CIeveland's" Wash'
ington letter in that paper OF Friday last,
and then say, if he can, that both the
writer and publisher ought not to lie fur
nished with quarters in Fort Lafayette
until the close of the war,
In our own community its influence
is quite perceptible. To secessionist
it is what the Holy Writis to Chris
fan, They preach from it, and swear
by it, and wherever you find copy Of ii
you can find a secessionists close around,
it. It behooves the Union men 10 be
yigilant and active, and spare no effort
to squelch out everything that has even
the appearance OF Secess'onism. We
have been playing at this thing long en-
ougb; now let us have a little good, hard
earnest. Let the the treason sermons OF
thc Cincinnati Enquirer, as foF as we
ore concerned, at least, be stopped.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, April lG.

FLoUR-From 81 50@5 50.
WHEAT--Whcat ranges from S5c0
9oG. foy pFiue,
CORN--We quote at 35O4Oc. Meal
SOC. per bushel.
PoTAToEs--4o@5oc per bushel.
EOos--BnrTER-EggS SC per dozen,
Butter l5c per pound.
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]. LEONARD.

MOULD Respectfully call the attention OF
w tho people Of Poin. Pleasant, and lhG
country people generally that he Is sim carry.
inc on the Timing business at his old stand
on Main street Que door above John L Charles
Boot and Shoe shop, whore he Is ready to ac
commodato all who may favor him with their
patronage Hekeeps constantly on hand all
kinds Of Tin md Sheet, Iron Ware Also good
assortment . 'stoyos ofthe most approved pnt.
terms. Job Work and repairing Of all kinds,
done with dispatch upon the most reasonable
terms, Particular attention will be given "a
Roofing, Spoutlng 80, b
1fOontry produce taken in exchange tor
Tm.WWe .march mol SEQ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

The letter from Q, NJ. 4th Virginia
Regiment, came to hand too late for this
weeks paper. II will appear in our next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

BLUE BlRDs.-Theso little harbingers
offspring are already here, closing sites
for the building season. Their notes are
Joyous precursors of warm weather
about the first that make the suburbs
vocal. They generally precedo the
swallows by four or five weeks The
swallow doesn't come until insects that
constitute its food fly in mid air. The
little blue bird manages to exist 10 q
more Independent manner,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

THE heavy thunder storm on the
Tennessee river, something more than a
week pgo, had a bad effect on the cop.
perhcads-it drove them 10 their holes.
T,hey are beginning again.
"Tocreep and tprall and spr,ttle"
however, under the electrifying influence
of the hope Of great things being
done at Yorktown
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

Won'i our friends in the different parts
of the county, exert themselves in ex-
tending the circulation of our paper,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

ES'Blanks Of all kinds for sale at Tho
s.. rR OFFICE, !
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Gen. Fremont is busiIy engaged in
arranging his plans for tho approaching
campaign. He will begin to move his
command just as soon as all his arrange
ments are completed, and when he does
move, just stand from unler--somcbody
may get hurt. Before next Autumn
there will not be bush whacker left in
the mountains to tell the tale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17

Tue big things advertised to be
shown at C9rinth by Bcaurcgard, and
from which the devils own in this place
were.anticipatiug SO much unalloyed sat.
isfac,ion, were not exhibited just exact
ly according to the programme--evey-
thing mentioned on the bills wasn't
played-"as anybody knows off,
We call attention to the card in an
other column of Chas. G. Tucker, pen
sion and bounty land agent at Wash
iugton City. Those entitled to Pen
sions, Bounty Lane and Money can
have their claims prepared and forwar-
ded to Mr., Tucker upon calling at this
office.
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Job Work Of all kinds done at tbi, of.
fee with ncatneSs and dispatch.
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3um S.Habenfeft nTrantfurt,
DaS Wirtbidafts-@pmite gum ertsn peutl9en
8unrssiAieBen bat aus ben lebr 3ablrsiAen
0rp6sn, peIGe ibm auf lptne @lnlapuns 3ur
@pncarren3 fir Die gBeinlieferuns 3u9seaugen
maren, baa 8elte ousmablsn lalien, un0 nun
me6r pen betrtffenpen 5auier,t Die 9teferung
iitertragen. IS baben 3u liefsrn; y. q.
Mumnl in 8rantfurt $4,000 8lal4en 1854
Oeipesbeimer, ais S4asenretn; 1000 5la-
lAen 1858er So6annt5ber9er, etgsns8 0a4S=
tbum; 5000 JlulAsn 1881 8orpeaur; 0.
$. Wumnl 1t. 60, in &beims, 5000 Gtal6en
6lsur pe Sel!etY; S. 8. Sruder in 8rantiurt
10000 GlalAea 1851 8Orltsr ltuO ManS@
fopfs5arafin in 5rantfurt. 5000 Glaf6en
4l858er Marccbrunner. -
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Mtltt6 8ett4t. - Sp out, 10
l4ls@t. Gin llpttroifijier, Der alein il elmer
Staticn lag, iasts in letner Meibnne aber Die
8Ouraee=6afiun9: vDas 6su III 70 gut, oa6
Is nicht beNer fein tSante, 10 gut III Oas 6eu." {"
Der S@paprUns GbeF 1ebte an Den 8auo Der
Neloung Die CT Dem Statiuns<@ pmmanoane
tn auriididitte, Die gBorie: Die Melpunq
1T 10 ldle@t baB lie niAt idleAter isin tSnute,
10 iHle9t 1T Die MeIpung." .-,.e1 z.
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Oetner Sur3iiattgteit uao @erblenbnne f6st-
terte, absr Dir je Ian9sr psiio metr ale eersdz
ter 8prpurf aui Der Seele brennen miro.
sDie piel rn9i8sr t6nntet pu nun letn, tpenn
Oeiner 6rau unb Rtnbe 3ufunft purd Den
SsFB eines Nitter9uts seliAsrt parsn ="
(f{uttlebuna fo[at.l
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Serastf0tss,

9otriUten 9ttt IS Orstsrlst Sor en-:
y Sene, tpeIGe es fir ftp unO ru6u,poa
9altsn, fir pGs SaterlanO 3u lterben,5 ils
p Sene, tpelde es far llber 5altsn, fSr's
gaterlanD gu tebfn. rs.7 a-t..E q
3 Sens, tusl4s es fur nod liBsr 9alten,
50 nj 8atefIanD 3u lfben.
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9g.. -ssIohnitoll.

gSsc ses tsnlsli&en Sgesna se SBnnb5rais in arnts
Ee efr ben eDbten 8be euss G5cas ben bsptt6ern Spr
EpnOg yars yEdseptia unk GnSsrrn Stdhn rattra sat
stnse per TInecrb6ren Settnegn Soes bensn BE de-
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Neeues GtabliNement

fir aue Srreu Grabteine nit seIGmadSptIeu Srnome,.
ten NIB 6isren, ipptr @arteuitaieh nebt ale 9rten
@er3iernnsen, m garupr Ober ganbeiu elegant ausaes
fiiPrt BET $. SiermanH,
ssp 127 eeeinatsultrase swli9sH gsrt- urD SOparb.
Suui2S,lp
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BET stn3i8e Nr3t, tueIAer aa3etSt.
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eem e;n ten lieoera. G8Sfucupeen Der Wieren uno
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l'er no ais ret Strenn Seianl bngibrten ba8 leIss,
rlran ae uesM nt 3eits sebsi nerbsn aISnssnbGen
6Sffnineen rmn. Spi ie Der @ofhttlcM berUor6rtaae
BE @st aH63 MAIDEN pnb :uIesttsH sSrpsr nnb 5nn ,r-
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Bum gSereanf.

gin9ateS @fero sum Oseten nnc uhren poent eie cine
gut elbal,eae &ut c 70 eenTIst - &8y
gta4aufraaen im Saa, SO. SO NoribltraBe c0er r ID
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Nr3t unb Weburtebe[fer,

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RB- Aud ne eaIebit aue Aren 8rahtdnberun5 Gurpcl-
.trS tir M8HEsE raHsr anb Snoer slt babeH 2yso3mt
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6imbeer>GfIens
Gine. .pertbpolle Tarnt su Derfaufen,

Glne merEbvelt Sllnl U0n I34 MGer IN Baltimore
@cntp r fiinften 0iltrift ber 0oao rpn Baltimore
nad Slaf 8raS 8eIesn uno cine talbe Wleile
eon 9eu 40 an Der 3anoeer 2ite eHxnti cfcrt M per
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