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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-29
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

Mason nty.Classification ofJustiees
A 7 A COURT continued and held for the
"A county OF Mason, at the Court, House
thereof. on Tuesday the sh day Of July, 1862
The following Classification of Justices was
adopted by the Court. viz;
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
PlEsT CtGss,-George Stephenson. J. n
Miller, jacob ?. Roster and Lewis Bumgarner
sEcoSn Class 3. j. Rollins, John Nc.
Cnlloch, Sr., Reuben Harrison and Eugene D.
Davis. e'''S -
TuRp CLAss...John ]. weis. Apollo Ste.
phcns, David George and f, NJ. Rollins.
FOURTH Glass. John l.. GORDON, William
Stewart, F. j. Dutfer and S. W. Somnprville
FlPTH CLAss.-Richard Bush, -
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Conrts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned aud in the order as they are
classed to-wit;
First Glass 70 hold September Term, 1862
February and September 1863 and March
Term 1861,
Second Glass TO hold October term 1862,
April, August and October term, 1869 aud A.
pril Term, 1864
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1862
May aud November Term, 1863 aud February
eud May Term, 1854.
Fourth Glass TO hold December Term, 1862.
June and December term, 1868, aud June and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1862, Jan.
uary and July Term, 1863 and January and
July Term, 1864 TESTE:
JAMES II. Hol LoWAY, Clerk.
iuly24 n2Otf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29
WEST VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION BY THE NEW
STATE COMMISSIONERS.

WHEREAS by the Schedule annexed totbe
w Constitution Of West Virginia the Com.
mlssioners therein named have power 10 recon.
Vene Inc Convention which prepared aud pro.
posed the said Constitution: Am wWrRc,s The
said Commissioners, il they determine to recon.
NGnr the said Convention are required 10 take
The necessary steps TO secure representation
therein, lrum the counties proposed to be- in.
cnded IN the said State, not heretofore rrpre.
seated, and fill all the vacancies that have
occurred
Now therefore, the undersigned Commission.
ers' defining it necessary to ieconvcne The said
Convention 10 take into consideration the Act
OF Congr 49, entitled IAN Act for The admission
Of me State Of West Virginia into the Union.
an IN" Tor Other purposes approved December
o. lSo2, DO by this. our Proclamation, recon.
'cilc NE sad Convention TO meet at the Gus.
to'A House IN HE City Of Wheeling, on Thurs.
gay, tAe l2lh day OF February next, and or.
uer ana Glre't that elections Of Delegates to the
sNii Convention be held under and accoraln,
70 'hG laws the State of Virginia, on Thurs,
gay lhe mn day cf February next, in the fol.
lowing counties no. heretofore represented. TINT
l, 20 say tlc Counties Of Greenbrier aud Monroc
Shl. each elect two Delegates and the counties
OF M''Han, rcnd,cton aud Fochahon,ag shan
each elect one Delegate; and that at the same
uune and insikr manner, elections be held 10
~ vacancies which have occurred in the rep,
reservation in the said Convention, that is 10
say; tht county 0t Ohio shall elect one Delegate
~ place of Gordon Bauello, deceased: tho
county Of Marion shall elect one Delegate in
pace OF Hiram Raymond, removed from the
state; The comfy Of Mason one Delc-ate in place
oil John Hal, resigned, and The County Of Ka-
nawAa one Delegate in place Of James II.
brown, resigned and thit the results Of The
ELECTIONS, in the several counties named, beror
nlled 10 The undersigned Comm ssioncrs at The
city Of Wheeling
Given under our hands at the city fwhecl.
ing, this fourteenth day Of January, 1863
J AMES ". PAXTON, PC. VAN WINELE. |
+, Il CALDWELL EPuRAIN B. HALL,
janet te Commissioner
u All LhopspcrS within the limits of the
new State VIII publish The above until day Of
election and send bills 70 the Commissioners.
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TOE SALE
IMMENSELY VALUABLE
COAL 4 SALT RRlPBnTY

| SIYUAPEat tliu town Of WNt Columbia.
- Mason County. Virginia This property
is largely improved, laying mnuy valuable
buildings, Salt Wells md o,hcr fixtures.
| BY virtue Of three several deeds pftrpst exc,
cutcd TO Ahncr " Hogg to secure the pay.
mcnt Of various bnnds therein specifpd and
payable to John McCulloch. Moses Michaei
and John Hall, ano VI whicL said deeds bears
J date the 9th day Of August 1853, ond was
executed to teSnid Ahner W. Hogg by vii
liam .. Robbins, another OF said deeds bears
date the ODD day Of MAY. 1859, and
executed 10 the said AbnmW Hogg by the
said william D. Robbins. aud thrd and last
Of said deeds benrs date the 2ith day Of Nay
s5S, and IL also executed 10 the said Abncr
W, Hegg by the said William y. Robbins, all
Of which said trust deeds aro duly recorded in
the Clerk Office Of Mason county Cart, to
which refercHceis given for further description
NJ the property ntcndedio he sold. slnllns
successor or instead Of the said Abner " llCge,
he heIgg ofinsaue mind mud having been mp
pointed by deer Of the Circuit Court Of Ma.
sou county, ut It's up ing term 1861, to act ne
Trustee instead of said hbner ". Hogg,) shall
proceed 10 cell upon the promises al public
auction, and to he highest bidder on the 9TH
Saturday in January rcxt, all HE property
mentioned In The said tru,t deeds, upon the
following lerms- SO much of the purchase
money IL each case in hand Ss viii be- nccas.
ary 10 pay the cost . sale and such of The
bonds described in each Of said trust decds as
may be due and unpnid, and the residue in
such payments an5 Hpon such Credits rs shall
meet aud satisfy the bonds specified in said
trust deeds IN arc not due. and the balance II
any, upon such credit and terms ~ NAV be di.
rccted by the saii William H. Robbins. his
heirs OF assigns this 9Th day NJ July. 1879.
CHAS. y. WAGG2IEli, Trustee.
July II lsG2-rls-m6
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N office

Tn pursuance of Decd Of rrust executed to
l US the undersigned, trustees, by Jno n.
Mchullen and vito, dated on the sth day of
February, 1860, and duly recorded in the
Clerks otiic, Of the County Court Of Mason
County, and in pursuance If the provisions Of
the 9Th section Of chapter N of the Code Of
Virgnin, and Mt the rcqrcst and by the dire.
ton Of James Capeh1rt the "cestui qui trust'
in said deed Of trust, We viii
On the 9Th day of February, 18GS,
al the trout door of the Court House Of said
county, proceed To sell at public auction. to lhc
highest bidder, ter cash all the real estate con.
vyud Wy said trust aud therein described rs
follows: Two certain tracts or parcels Of land
situate in the county of Mason and State Of Viz
c,nia. One containing lOI acres and the Other
one hundred and eighteen acres in all three
hundred and twenty-five acres more or less and
being the same tracts Of land conveyed by Da.
val Nlddlecoif and Mary his wife to the said
Iuhn N, McMullin, by their deed dated De-
ccmbcr 9th, 1855, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Aforesaid, in deed bool, no 5pnge
$40, Sc Such tilleas is vested in II, bv said
deed oftrust (Which is believed to be good
will be conveyed to the purchaser.
y. II. COUCH,
p. I. MOORE.
January slim Trustees
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N Office


n pnrsuance Of tho terms aud prov sion, of
l. aDccd OF Trust executed to me. tho under
signed, trustee by John n McMullen and wife
dated on the LIST day of April, 1851, and duly
recorded IN the Clerks Office orthc county court
o Mason county, to sccuie a cer,nn dcbl
herein fully described due pr 70 become dpo
from said John n NcMullcn 10 said James
Capehart, and in puSuance of the 9Th Section
oichaptcr III Of the Code OF virginia, and al
the request and by the direction of the said
James Capehart, shall
On the 9th doyof Febroary, 1868,
at the front door of the Court House of mason
County, proceed to sell atpuhlc auction 10 the
highcst bidder for cash the following tract of
land in said comfy of Mason, to.wiG Ono
hundred ncrcs on the Kanawhn River, the
same upon which The JuoN McNIullcn at
tho gate of lhc said trstre,iRcd. and the same
land OF which tho lato Andrew BRYAN died,
seized, and possessed, and bounded by ihe
kanawha River on the west aud hy The lands
of Millerond Cannill on the North. sonth and
east. Such title \, Is yo,tcd in mo. by soid
deed oluust (Which is believed 10 bo goodi
will beseonycyed 10 the purchaser. o
January Tim ''"''
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NoTEEGJE7,
DISTRICT ASSESSORS'S 0FFlCE,I
Second Diatrictaf Virginia, for the Colcc.
lion Of Internal Revenue.

FARKERsRrRG, January %, 1863.
NoTTCE i hereby given to all concerned,
Thai the first assessment under the Inter.
al Revenue Law OF the United States,) for
the lin Division composed Of tue County of
Mason has been completed, aud that The books,
lisLs, valuation and enumeraliuns made aud
taken by John Mason Esq. Assessor of said
division are now, aud shall remain open for
examination until the Sd day Of February 1863
Mt said Assessors Office, in the Town of West
Columbia in said division; and on the said Sd
day otFebruary 1863, will be at the Office
Of said Assessor in the town Of West Columbia
in said division, when md where will sub.
nit tie books, lists, valuations and cnumera.
tons as taken by said AsSe Sor. TO all parties
ties who may feel themselves aggreycd Ly said
assessment to their inspection, md viii then
and There here and determine in summary
WAY, according 70 law and right, upnn any and
all apacals which may be exhibited against
The proceedings Of the said assistant Assessor
All Appeals as aforesaid must be made in wri
thu. and must specify the particular cause
matter or thing, respecting which decision
is Tlqnnsisdand shaI moreover state leground
Or principle Of inequality or error complained
Of. a, G. LEONARD, District Assessor.
PAD District Of Virginia,
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT.

tSg6 THE subscriber would respectfully call
clslI lhc attention Of the people Of Point
WV Pleasant, md tho country generally,
that he Is still carrying on the Timing business
al his old stand on Main street ncxt door be.
low B Gi lmorc's Store, where no is ready to
accommodate a.. whomny favor hin withther
patronage. HcRcens constantly ON hands Mi
kinds Of Tin and Shee.Iron Ware. Also A
good assortment Of Stoves Of .:a mas, imrto,c6
patterns lob Uor, and repairing orali kinds
done with nca'nCss and despatch upon tho
most reasonable terms. Particular attention
rlll be given TO ROOFING, SCOUTING, 40.
Country produce taken in cyebmrc for Tin.
Ware, JOHN LEONARD,
Iuly ,, lS6a-ho l7-ly,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

VIRGINIA, IS:
Armies held in the Clerks Office of N,
County Court Of Putnam County, in the month
ofJGnuary, 1863.
George W. Cox,
James A, Fo.tcri ~ D''''
! 'E'Hh object Of ibis suit Is TO recover Of The
/ defendant the sum of S9l allcdged to b.,
due to the F'aintitfby single bill Of the defend.
| aAl Tor SIG, with legal interest from the 1lst
day Of October, 1854, aud upon account stated
/ Tor 80, with continuing utcr0s; from the 9Th
day Of October, 1860.
And the defendant not having entered his
| appearance, and 1t appearing by the affidavit
of HE plaintiff flied with the papers in The
Office TIA, his said claim is just and that he has
present cause of action therefor; and il appear.
ingfurthcr by said affidavit, that the said do.
iend&nt has voluntarily left his usual place of
abode in said county Of Putnam and has zone
into the armies Of the so.called Confederate
States, and that he has estate or debts due him
~ NE SAID county Of Putnam.
Now, therefore, on motion of The plaintiffs
Attorney, 1t is ord cred that the said James
Fostor, do appear here within one month alter
due publication and posting Of this order, and
90 what may be necessary 70 protect his utter.
est in tho premises.
GEO. Il. MONTAGUE, Clerk
r"fks 4 doge,Pq Jan 22-wi.
VIRGINIA, 50
=, At Rules held in tho Clerks Office of tie
County Court Of Putnam county in the month
Of january, 1863.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-29

SATURDAY. EVENING POST .
THE Saturday Evening Post is a Weekly
paper devoted 70 Literature, News, etc. Among
us contributors we may mention the following
Distinguished writer's; rs.ggl ~
MRS. ELLEN WOOD author Of east
Lynne," "1heEarl's Heirs" etc.
MARION IARLANO, author Of 'Miria,n."
"AibHe,7 etc.
EDMUND KIRKE, author Of hAmong the
Pines
VIRGINIA +, TOWNSEND, whose dome,
tic sketches are so greatly admired.
Ierms-Sngle copy SO. Two copies 3d.
-Four COPIES So, Eight copies land enc extra
Sl2 Twenty copies land ono extra SOS.
a SPLENDID PREMiUN.
Who wants h Saving .GIacliuef To one
sending thirty subscriptions to The POST, and
sou WIZ be given ns premium one Of Wheel
or mud Wilson's Sewing Machines NChbs aroI
sold hv them nj forty 1--WE dollars lsIj,. The
viii b,.e'cotod now at tho mnnufuc
tory IN New York and wi rson', boxed, with
fun dircwnS Tor setting up aud using mud
with uy cypoNer, rNrop' r,r frdght. Spcri
men uumhm,oi tA,TilA POST scnt eyui,
Nhgu requested .Hrr...
liEA'pN fpETErSoS. pA1thrs.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, Jan. %.

u'u' Ileas1H', Jan. 70,
FLouR--From Sc OO@0 so.
WuEAr--Wheat ranges from 95c0
81 90 for prime.
coRS--We quote at e5a7oc. Meal
zoe. per bushel.
PorArors-so@soc per bushel.
ArPLEs-FfOm 75io 50 per bushel,
pr Dbl. SO 90 a 50 so.
EGGs--B0rrER-Eggs l2o per dozen
Butter l5c per pound.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN from Tho ,nh,cribcr IN tho nipht
Of tho lilli Of this month, from tt farm Of Tho,.
Lewis one black, 3 wear Old horse over 10
hands high sparlmNio, with ono while hind
loot. a libcral reward will Ia given for the
return of the 'rid home
nov ~ Il ru JSs.H Unorr
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NEW YORK PRICES.

No, 100 AIain street Whccliag. five doors
above NJ d NJ. Bank, same side.
Dec, Is, '62-yl. j, G. ORR & co.
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GEO. II. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
Parks ( IIogcp Jan 22-w4.
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VIRGINIA.. IS.

VIRGINIA, SIS:
Atnlcs held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Putnam County, in the month
ofJEnuary, 1863.
Ga,-,, w ~.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-03

THE following should have appeared in
connection with the letter upon the first page,
but was not received until that page was
worked off. Ed. PREss.l
PORTLAND, Dec. /, 1865.
j. {. WooDMAN, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-four note of the 9th ult., en-
closing Three Hundred Dollars for the Sani-
tary Commission, deserves distinguished ac-
acknowledgement.
Your review of forty years experience and
contemporary history, is a reflection which
these painful times are singularly fitted to
suggest, in all minds, accustomed to feel that
memorable laws OF social order, justice, and
truth, would yet come round full circle and
yindicate themselves.
You belong to that class of men, larger
than is commonly supposed, who from obser-
Walton OF History, and answering confidence
IN elementary principles, have believed that
day OF trial and distress must come to our
country, in which it might be doubtful wheth-
err she would ride victorious, or sink and be
lost in the sea of human passions.
With widely differing views theoretical and
practical on the subject Of slavery, they have
had this one prophetic faith. The affairs of
the country have been so managed for the last
thirty years, that this class OF men could have
little or no influence. Nothing but time and
events could give practical form to their opin-
ions and principles. The year of providence
only could ripen that fruit That year has re-
yolved and brought It's "winter OF discomfort"
That time and those events have come and
with kind Of blind yet sagacious instinct
guiding their awful momentum, they roll on
crushing that dark power, and hurting their
rage upon its head. Good men everywhere
are quite inclined to acquiesce in the conclu-
sions of such logic. To say the abolitionists
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-03

The meeting at the City Hall last evening,
though called at short notice, was perfect
success. The Hall was well filled-the gallery
with ladies-and the most profound attention
was given to the speakers, and the most en-
thusiastic spirit was evinced. The Band from
Camp Berry was in attendance, and did excel
lent service. Upon the platform were seated
members of the City Government and quite
large number Of military officers. The Mayor
presided, and at half past seven introduced
Gov. Washburn, who spoke for half an hour
with force and effect, urging the great duties
aud demands of tho hour
Gen. Shepard, New England man by birth
and education, but now of Missouri, having
arrived by the evening train, entered the hall
just as Gov. Washburn closed. He was intro
duced by the Mayor and received with the
most enthusiastic applause. He occupied the
stand nearly an hour and half, and made one
speeches that we have beard upon the war and
our national troubles. Gen. s. has had large
experience in Missouri, was In Lyons COM
mand at the time that noble hero fell, and he
sketched the rise and progress of the rebellion,
and particularly its phases in Missouri and in
the Southwest, with graphic power. For six
months past he has been under Gen. Grant,
and has had charge of organizing and disci-
pllning negro troops. 1t was interesting to
hear his eulogiums upon the soldiers of the
despised race, and tended to make one hopeful
and jublant. We have neither time nor space
to go into details. Suffice it to say the meet
ing closed with rapturous applause, and cheers
for the Union, and with patriotism at fever
heat.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-03

cy@ We judge from an article in the Ar
gus, copied from the Temperance Journal,
that the latter paper has drifted into the scum
covered pool OF copperheadsm: at least, ii
has lent itself TO the mean business Of letting
of slang against hish-minded and honorable
gentlemen whose loyalty TO the
right, devotion to the Union and unflinching
integrity have seldom been assailed even by
the most malignant political opponents.
Rather dlsreputable business for paper de-
voted to moral reform, and to the dissemina-
ton of the virtues of 'Love, Purity and Fl
delity'