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LUxURIANT BEAUTY,

promotes its growth, prevents its falling of, eradi
Gates dandru, and imparts health and pleasantness
TO the head. Ii has stood the test of time, being
the original Hair Coloring, and is constantly in
creasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen and
ladies. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers, or can
be procured BY them of D. S. BARNES, Proprietor
New York. HosrErTER, SMITH DEAN, Agents,
San Francisco. Two sizes, so cents Isl. je2l
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

~ Every hoasekeeper experiences how dif-
cult it is to make good bread and we therefore take
pleasure in calling attention TO the fact tha, to in
sure uniformly light, sweet and nutritious bread,
il IS Only necessary 10 use Redington Co.'s Yeast
Powders. which in every respect excel all similar
Preparations ever offered TO the public See sdrer-
tisement in another calumn.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
EoR 5ALE-

T& one HUNDRED HEAD Of STOCK
sf-f Cat,ls, mostly Cows. Also, Twenty
-@ezs'A=S head Of fa. BEEF CATTLE
E-1oiEe of l. TAGEsPT
Tower Gou.s
Alse, szrerai f.s csr,isss o. wq.k Es-sss. aus
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Nd nsksins pea,srs.
HEIMSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
TITS NOT A DYE.

But restores gray hair to its original color, BY sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenanc
impaired BY age disease. All instantaneous dyes
composed of lamar eaaste, destroying the vitali-
ty and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves
no dressing. Heimstreets 1nfmiia5Ie Coloring not
cnly restores hair to its natural color by an easy
process, but gives the hair
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EAGLE M1LLS,
s. CoMSTOCK * co. ProprjOIorU,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to'hohish price of coal, &C., wO
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays
Persons wishing II eau have their wheat Cx-
changed on Fridays,
We charge the (iglh for grinding wheat and
the iillh for grinding com.
11'Come on Friday or Saturday II you want
to be sure Of finding the AlllOr nj home,
Those living IN the Knnawha riveT and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to our mill
for the purpo.e of having ground, or exchnn.
ged and not wishing 10 come with Il, can send
il down on some of the boats with instructions
by letter, and we will have it hauled up 10 the
Mill and buck FREE or CHARGE.
OJ'Tho highest market price paid for wheat.
and corn nj all times.
June 10 lynlS
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STILL LATER.

CAruo, Dec The rebGlssre falling
b.. / 10 Oxford Fl m Abberyile, aud how
much further wc are nol advised. The
facri., they lraee no, Sufficient force in
fl !hrrg rim to meet Gen. Grant, and
Apry nus. FIJI bqck as long as he chooses
10 pres, on Tie rebels are about to re.
rsiys, il hey have not already received
1t hlowin ;he rear for which taey are no
dnrh' i,Iy prop'rrl.
l4t;i, u.as Mil be Sent in day or
iva.
On moa'lay morning Col. Lees cav.
atry, BY brilliant dash, captured a bat
t"ry Of six guns. an the horses belong
iHg 70 it, on The north side Of the ITALIA
Ia rtce. The horses were hitched, aud
4 ady 10 haul prices back but the
gatlta6 Lees swift Footed cavalry, COB,
hlp ,heu, up, and brought them off in
~ ETY., One Federal only was wound
ed.
I,is reported ct Holly Springs that
Con. Hovey expedition, which left He
lana lew days ago, have penetrated 10
the Mississippi Ceoiral Railroad and de
s,royrd the bridges near Grenada, thus
cutting ID the rebel retreat.
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Tho United States ofAmcrica, In Rom. in
VS. cause Of for
William ". Nowmhns, fixture and
lionl uud Personal Properly. confscation.
VTTHEREAS. at the Spring Term. A, D.,
w 1862, Of the District Court Of the United
States for the Western District NJ Virginia, ut
Wheeling, an information was filed OF behalf
If the United States, By tho attorney, ,Aorc, :
for said District. against William W.Newman's
real and personal property, described IL said
information and schedules annexed. and situate
in Mason County Virginia, alleging in sub
stance that said Newman is engaged in the cx'
isting insarrectinn against the United States,
that at the time Of his becoming SO engaged he
was The owner Of the property Aforesaid. and
that 10 has used or consented to the use OF the
same in aiding said instruction or soma per-
son or persons engaged therein, and praying
that said nNperty may be confscAted and sold
NJ forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of The monilion
under tho seal Of thasaid Court to mo dirce.ed
and delivered, do hereby give public ncileo To /,
MI prisons claiming any interest in said prop
~ .sSt, .,st;q.z1st NJ .S6dta.HftAs sj'traS..
Court Of tie United States iOr the Western Dis,
triot Of Virginia, ut Charleston on the first
day Of December. A D 1859. if tie sane shall
DO nv Of Jurisdiction, or else on NE next day
Of jurisdiction thereafter, then and there 10 IN
terpose their claims. and mako their allegations
In that behal! Dated ibis 9Th day NJ Neyspi'
t,.r, lSeg.a, E9WAan AaA9ACaN.~"s
Marshal Of the U. s. for W D. DIVA
benjamin II. Smith, Dist Any,
Nov. l9w4,
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FROM On. GRANTS ARMY.

CAIRO, Dec. Passengers from Hol-
" Spring, report that the main body Of
General Grants army had passed be-
yond Holly Springs, aud are now in the
fsre of tic enemy, or very near where
the enemy are supposed to be.
The telegraph is working to Wyatt
Station, on the north bank Of the ITALIA.
hatchee,
Alresdy our advance had crossed that
stream.
Tho expedition from Helena had de-.
barked at Friar's Point, twelve miles be-
low, on the Mississippi side, Ond that is
all at present known oft.
Three hundred and twenty two pis-
oners arriAed to day from Louisville
Fifrycf them are sick, and one died on
the way down.
Four thousand five hundred dollars
worth ofpostal stamps, on their way to
the Cairo posiofice, were injured by
tire on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
Tosd.
On Sunday, the Goth, Colonel Lees
Cavalry hat a skirmish with the rebels
few miles nth of Holly Springs
They we're supported by several pieces
of artillery The euemy's loss was so.
we're; ours light.
a dispatch from Holly Springs says the
rebels have evacuated their works south
Of TAlI4hstchOe.
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Llol Vt hEuULAh OON hlDU lOhS'
In Prose and Poetry the" Atlantic" Staff Of
Writers, is uncqualled. The following are still
among the regular contributors -
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Mrs. II. b. Stowe, 7. W. Higginson, Author
of margaret Huwlh, Harr otAlartineau, Ghas
Rcade 1.-THE Country Parson, "Roso Terry, Oil
yer Wendell Holmes, Harriet y, Prescott, Johr
G. Whittier Robt. \. s. Lowell, L. p. Whip
pie. ] Y. Trowbridge Bavard Taylor, Ed.
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7. Whitney, Heory T, Tuckcrman, John Weiss
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MASON COUNTY TO WIT:

no the Clerk If the County Court of said
County: We Charles stephenson, Baptist
Gilmore and Charles B Waggcner, llrce free
holders of the said coanty do hereby certify,
that nv virtue cf a warrant to MS directed by
George Stephenson, a Justice of the said coun.
ty, we have this day, on our oaths. viewed and
appraised horse, taken up by William Dash
ner on hi, land, as an eslrav. and assess the
value Of said estray Mt $40 90. The said horse
is about 10 years old, fifteen hands high, dark
sorrel, star the fee stripe on the nose and
some saddle marks on his back Given under
our hands this 22d day of November 1869
CHAS B. WAGGENER,
BAPTIST GILMORE,
CHAS. STEPHENSON.
Copy rcstc:
JAMES H, III LLOWAY, CLERK, NJ, Q. @,
dec 4 w3
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LATER.

Passengers just in from Holly Springs
report that the rebels before leaving
Abberyile night before last, burned
Iarge quantities Of Commissary stores
General Grant left Holly Spriags yes
tefday, saying he would make his head
qnqrters in Abbcrville last night.
Con. Sherman crossed the Tallahat.
chez atont ten miles below the point
where Generals Hamii on aud Qumby
crossed
tits reported that Gen Hovoy's expo.
,ltjon, which LEFT Helena. has destroyed
the miIroni bridges near Grenada; thu:
cn.;ing OF Pembsrton's retteat.
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VIRGINIA., SIS:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county. in the month
Of DceembOrsls6e.
Charles c. Miller and A.G.)
Eastman, Administrators OF In Debt and on
William Cooper, deceased attachment.
who sues for the use aud
benefit OF James p. Pullins
vs..
Robert Mitchell aud James
Z. T. Mitchell
THE object of this spit is to recover from
the defendants the sum of sl7l5 90 due by
two notes with legal interest on 81 900 90,
part thereof, from the 18Th day Of April, 1886.
Subject to the following credits, endorsed $50
90 paid September lath 1857, SO 00paid Sep
tcmber 18th, 1858, $50 90 paid September l2ih
1859, and $65 90 paid September Sd, 1860 and
like interest on sis 90, the residue from the
18th day of September, 1881. subject TO the fol-
lowing credits endorsed Si2 80 cts. paid Sep
TENDER 18th 1858. Si2 80 cts paid September
18th, 1859; $40 81 cts. paid September Sd, 1860
land to subject the interest Of the defendant
james L. I. Mitchell in a lot in the town Of
Point Pleasant, described on the return made
upon the attachment OF said debt" Affidavit
having been filed that the defendant James i.
T. Mitchell Is Il nonresident Of the Stale Of
Virginia, and has estate or debts due him IN
the said county of Mason.
It's therefore ordered that the said defendant
James T. I. Mitchell, do appear here within
one month after due publicati,n of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in the premises.
TESTE!
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
dor l-wl
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Mason Couuty-Classification of Justices,

Mason Comfy Classification OfJusticeS
AT a COURT continued and held for the
n county Of Mason, at the Couu-iousG
thereof, ON Tuesday the Sih day of July, 1862
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz
LEWIS wETZEL. Presiding Justice.
FIRST Glass George Stephenson, j, Il,
Miller, jacob p, Kester and Lewis Bumgarner'
SrcoYp Class. b. j. Rollins, John Nc.
Cullyeh, Sr,, Reuben Harrison and Eugene b.
Davis.
TnIRp .JohnJ, weis, Apollo Ste,
phens, David George and L. NJ, Rollins,
FOURTH Class. John l., Jordon, William
Stewart, f. ]. Dufier, and S W Sommeyillc
FlFTH GAS. Richard Bush, - -
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing The several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they are
classed to.wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1869,
February and September term Is63 and March
Term 1861
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862,
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
prl Term, 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1869,
May aud November Term, 1863 and February
and Nav Tenn, 1854.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862,
June and December term, 1863, and June aud
August TOrmle6i
Fifth Class to hold Augnst Term, 1862, IAN,
uary and July Term, 1869, and January and
July Term, 1864 TESTE;
JAMES H. Hol L0WAY, Clerk,
july24 mott.
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

At rules held in the Clerk OlFi'e of the Cir
cult Court of Mason County, in the month Of
December, 1862.
Isaac NJ. Moss, Joseph /. lilSs aud
Benton II, Green, partners doing
business under the name and style In Debt
of Moss, Brother d Co., pitts. and on at
vs. tathnenL
Robert Mitchell and james f. T.
Mitchell, detl's.
THE object of this suit is to recover from the
defendants the sum Of $40 63 cents with LEGAL
interest thereon from the 25th day of March,
1861, "and TO subject the interest Of the defend
INT James Z. 7. Mitchell in lot in the town
Of Point Pleasant, described in the return made
upon the attachment, to the payment Of said
debt" Affidavit having been filed, that the
defendant las. Z. r. Mitchell is a non resident
of the State of Virginia, and has estate or
debts due him in the said county OF Mason
{ is therefore ordered thai the said defendant
james E I Mitchell, do appear here within
month after due publication Of This order and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
the premises.
TESTE.
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
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NArnlroy. Henrr Co.. O.. JuIy ]. ls5s.

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through the columns ofyour circular, the sur
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the disease hafled their skill. Consequently
we were in stats of dependency until we
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rnE BEST STORIES,
THE BEST POEMS
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.

Which nc American talent can furnish, Sc
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TOR SAG U g.
IMMENSELY VALUABLE
GlAL 4 SALT PROPERTY

LI1iA@ W. @aAa9 = q fNSS eHoN = -
| CyITUATE at the town Of West Columbia.
- Mason County, Virginia. This property
is largely improved having many valuable
buildings, Salt Wells and other fixtures.
by virtue Of three several deeds ftrust oxe.
cuted to Abuer W Hogg, TO secure tho pay:
ment of various bonds therein specified. and
payable to John McCulloch, Moses Michael
and John Hall, one Of which said deeds bears
J date the 9Th day Of Auguet 1853, md WA
executed To tho said AhnGr W. Hogg by Will
| liam b Robbins, anotherOf snid dceds bcors
date the 23d day OF May, 1853, and
said William i. Robbins, and third and last
ofsaid deeds bears date the cath day OF May
| 1859, and is also executed 10 tho ssil Abner
W. Horg by the said William d. Robbins. all
Of which said trust deeds are duly recorded in,
the Clerks Office Of Mason coonty Court. 10.
which reference is given for further description
Of the property intended 10 he sold. ! shall al
successor or instead Of thesai Abner W. HogE
he being ofinRAnc mind and | having been np-
pointed by doere Of the Circuit Court OF Ma
son county, at It's spring term. 1861, TO act as
Trustee instead Of said Abncr W Hogg,) shall
proceed to sell upon the promises at public
auction, and to tho highest bidder, on tho 9TH
Saturday in January next, NIL The property
mentioned In The said tru,t deeds, upon the
following terms: So much Of the purchase
money in caeh case in hand as will be uecess-
AIRY to pay the cost o sale and such of the
bonds described in each i said irnst deeds nc
may be Lueand unpaid, and the residue In
such payments and upon such credits rs shall
meet and satisfy The bonds specified in said
trust dcedsas arc not due. md the balance IT.
any, upon such credit and terms Ms may be di-
rectod by the said William b. Robbins, his
heirs Of assigns. this 9Th day Of July 1894.
cHAs. B. WAGGENER, Trustee
July II 1869 -ulS-mG,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati Dec I.

NlnclnnhU, bcc !.
FL0UR-Per barrel IS 0O0$o TO-.
for supo'fno.
GRiTN-W Wheat 9o@95o for red and
O. 05@sl 10 for white.
C0RN--Wo quote at 4Oc in bulk.
GROCERIES, Coffee, Rio 3O03I.
Sugar, ll4@lac; Molusses, 6O@62c.
HOGS Quoted at 81 5O@s4 GO.
HAY-The market rules heavy at
.~2sa@iSeres@n ,fo' ?rimo Timothy. g
P0TATOES-The receipts continue
liberal, at SO@e5o for prime Eeshan'
norks.
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MASON COUNTY To.WlT:

TE%o the Clerk Of the County Court of said
County: We John D. McCulloch, John
N. McMullen and John Grdley, three hcc-ho-
dcrs ofthc sid County, do hereby certify TINT
by virtue Of warrant to Us directed by George
Stephenson Justice Of the said county. we
have this day, on our oaths, viewed and APP.
praised sorrcl mare taken up by Chas. B..
Wnggener, on his land as an eStrGy and assess
the value Of the said mare Mt fifty dollars, and
the said mare, is n light sorrel, left fore foot
and right hind foot white. white stripe in the
face, about fifteen hands high, and about &
years old Given under our hands this lOth
day Of November, 1862
j. D. McCUILoCH.
JOHN N. McMULLEN,
JOHN COOLEY.
Copy Teste:
JAMES II. HOLLOWAY, Cpk, N &C
dec. VS.,
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dec ll-w4.
VIRGINIA., SIS.

VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Rules held in :hc Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Putnam county in the month
of December, 1862
john Craig admir-, of YIN
Smith dc'd In Trespass.
VS..
William Lacy.
THE object ofthis suit is to recover Of the
defendant The sum of S25 50 cents with legal
interest,
And the defendant not having entered his
appearance, and it appearing by the affidavit
of The plaintiff fled with the papers in the
Office that the said defendant has voluntarily
left his usual place Of abode in said county Of
Putnam and he's gone into the armies Of the So
called Confederate States, and that nffiant be
lieves that the said William Lacy has estate or
debts due to aud belonging to him in the said
county Of Putnam.
Now, therefore. on motion Of the PLAINTIFF
Attorney, it is ordered that the snid William
Lacy do appear here, within one month after
due publications and posting Of this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his inter
est in the promises.
Tcstc:
GEO. R. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
j. II. Couch, p. q. Idrc ll-w4
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ITO LET-sEcOND STORY, CONSISTING OF TWO
Rooms and swo Bearooms in attic, OF the pleasantly
otoated house, ~ Test Washington place Sixth
aue Cas- water and BATH Convenient stages
BENT low.
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RESTAURANTS.

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Agtne Astdef sae, corner Aam street
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NEW PUnLICATIOvs.

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yITAErED 10 HIRE-PLAlN FURNITURE NEW OR
w second hans TO he value Of about 500 suitable
rarl0re w0n purchase with privilege OF paying In
monthly iaaalmens Rtfcsenoes given Address r. &. A.,
bos 10 Herald OH q.
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ITO dollhouse SOUTH FOURTH STREET
Il Brookiyn location of the desirable
vi water and gas throughout the hsuse. Apply 10
KOREAN SON. foot Of South Seventh street. Brooklyn
Iaer W Williamsburg City Bank; 70 A. JOURNEAY, 81
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ITO LET-H0UsE ~ LIsPENARD STREET, NEAE
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BILLIARDS.
Dill tARDs --WANfEJ A sg FOND SIZE rABtE IN
ID sod 1frt nnrue ia led. Address with pail.
eulars, box 2,}iJ Post on e.
pnFLANs PATENT BILLIARD rAgLEs AND con-.
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usc arc manufactured aud fur tlo only
pHFLAs a CuLLESDER, u 10 Crosby street.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD ON STATEN IsLAND--FTRST CLASS.-THREE
- Or four American German gentlemen may obtn
Board, with strictly private American family. Rooms
large and airy fine view, few minutes walk from O.
Herald OIL O.
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n FFICE OF A. Q. NJ, U. s. A., NO 2.
The undersigned derres 70 purchase for the
service OF the United States fifteen hundred 100
cavalry Horses; the horses ~ least and under
years age, from Is l5H hands hgh and sound In AL
respects excuded the bors be exhibited for in
sp-con place places be designated by the
"a days from date Any Information 10 place Of
inspection &C. be obtained At the Office Of the under
signed HENRY u HoDGES, captain
and Assistant 4uartermss;er U. 8. A.
OFFICERS SHOULD HAVE CAMP COT, LOUNGE
" and Chair cumbined-si1e, when folded, four by
inches two feet long camp Chess Camp Stools,
GURIEY BRADY, 4aO Broadway. New York.
ClLK AND BUNTING FLAGS ALL SIZES, ON HAND
- FOR sale also stahs, MOuntnss, Trimmings Eagles,
Balls Heats, Onamental Painting Embroi-
derng ON silk HoJER GRAHAM, 81 Duane street.
TINTED STATES MARINE coRPs-wANTED FOR
u the United states Marine Corps able bodied intelligent
unmarried between the OF eighteen and forty
OF good charact =.
Soldiers serving corps perform duty navy yards
O board OF vessels of
Pay from Sl3 to S24 per month, with abundance Of
clothing board aud medical ATTENDANCE Furnished by the
Apply at the Rendezvous Is Bowery or at the Marine
Barracks, finishing avenue, BrOosls
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding
10TH REGIMENT UNITED STATES INFANTRY
Ba,asyn Men rn-tng for this company
excel chance. Battalion almost iGl Apply, witaoat
delay TO a. j. DALLAS Captain Twelfth Unlnd Sta Gs In
fantry and keer Oacer ~ Chatham street New York.