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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06
SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF TIE
q efiects Of family remoynS 20 Europe
D. ID. CAULKINS. AucfloNEEk once a1o Broadway.
hAGNlFICkkT HogsEHoLD FURNITURE;
sUPkRBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
1880 SILVER i-lAIE H.. &C.
This day (Friday) March b rain shine, at II O'Clock
A NJ al The superb costly Frnlnre Paiutngs staua-
Mirrors Velvet Carpets
the resleuc 81 Fourteenth
iaclioneer calls the secs attention the public sale
betag richest assortment Of Household
all MADE Tor the fresrn aai is in good order The
VI ole VIII DC peemptory aud absolutely sold without re-
serve
consists OF carved Eta.eres, marble tops and
French plate doors aud ladys WORK Table, inaid
with mother OF pear ROSEWOOD Centre Table tauary mar
be top u suits o. brarln, Room furnit elegant 1e,e
81 te sofas. two Arm ecs and eight D al lack
cars carved ood covered three colored
"a Jrocade o. the mos expensive DESCRIPTION; two Con-
sore Iaoe maid vita buh and tortoise shell Brocade and
Lace curtains French plate Pier and Manl hirrors with
rich Gilt frames superb and Dresden China Vases
cay deeorae Paiaa arb statnettes OF the Seasons.
Aisc LfoLles representing Night and Morning. Painting
Oh Paint ng,, &c antique Laya Vases ebony Card Table,
y. ". Crpats Rug TrrNlsh Easy Chars Bronze C2k
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE,
carved legs round finished ali round
naid with pearl ana solid pearl keys cost $500 Music Racx
rosewood Stool covered Ia brocaie embroidered Cloth
Cover Book and VI sig Hall rosewood Hastand Ocoth
STAR Carpets, SC Chambers second storyRchly carved
rosewood b. dhads. style Louis XIV; Bureaus and Com
Shaving Stands. Booksans Couch Arm Chairs. Curtains
SAgdes Cornces Hair Matrcs Beds and Bedding
ra,ed China To s s Mirrrr Dining Room Furniture of
eyrry kpd Ten s~t Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery, OAK
Dning Tst.n oas Dining Arm Chairs, &c.
mo postponemsnl attendance cart pack
ship goods Tor purchasers
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or NICHOLAS HOTEL. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY
- IsAa A Card-The undersigned beg leave inform
their friends aud The travelling pube generally, that they
haye ieassd he Nicholas Hotel for number
m. house all be reAad throughout The cellars win
we'd with wines and liquors by strict a,tsn
finu 10 Inc con Ia Particular.
hope to render attractive as am hot. w the United
s,stas SPOTS A HAWK.
HARRY n gpoTTS. SAMUEL HAWK
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IA j. BLEECKER, SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT
a.. auction Thursday MQh ~ At Y cocs. at the Me-,
ant Excaange Salesroon IL broadway u Lots l5h
3ree,, between Ninth and Tenth avenues Gothic House
bid Ia, Lots broadway and 1881 rect fine view Of Park
asst river. Long Island. &c. House contains laundry
vsus' rooms arder drawing ROOM bath, closet, &c.
Ieriect all the eonyencnccs II CITY house. coach
ouse. stables zee house, &C garden web stocked with
fruit and shade trees, lowe and vegetAbes of
handsomesi plots the sand. Can be from III till
! Maps ana PARTICULARS 81 ~ Pine street
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ADJUSTMENTS.


aisss .aeosssa engagement Of =.
FIRST BEKEFrr
Mss SIS NJ NARY H;i' fs s,,yy, 6
supported by the fsyorlse oanr aTtor,
dR. L. BARRETT
M '' ''''e s'''i FIRST as sHss Il IT. theatre
MISS MARY PROVOST.
FRIDAY EVENING. March6
Whsn sne VIII appear In her universally successful imperson'
: COUNTESS, sn.rrarl. DUCHESS
In Sheridan Knowles beautiful play arranged In four
love;
COUNTESS AND THE sEap
Huon q serf). r. barrett
o''A'''' SATURDAY e ESTSG. March h'' = Clifton
MISS MARY PROVOST
Box ooe open from tt o'clock. when places DO
kTlBLO's GARDEN
.'s'.s .aa fRIDA9 1ARtai :, 1888 VI" "''''''
MISS CAROLINE mcaINos.
VINO IN aR w pErs sf RiG ri S..
WIN appear In Bales ss IsPpa Sis[I,s :pe''Ac'
THE POWER or LOVE.
Magnificent Scenery
Now appointments and
With those talented srtistss
MILE. AkNErTA 0ALLETTI
go the Great Dauseuse.
MR.. L. X. SfIEWELL,
SIGNOR ROSZANA
4. LAMB.
GEO ANDREWS
49, . .. J. w. BLA1SDELL,
NINE. NARZETr
MRS H. X. STfEWELL
MRS. II. y. GRATrAN,
MRS SKERRErr
MILE KATRINE
husical Director. .......... Mr. HARVEY II DODWORTH
SEATS SECURED three days IN advance.
Box Book open from A. NJ to % Pm.
Wih the exc piion Of the Press NO FREE LIST
Doors open At seven Commence al quarter TO eight
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po ann REWARD WILL nv PAfD roR rug

NO.UOO recovery Of twenty Bonss 0i al 10, eaeA
arni and ~ josspb Railroad C9mt Az Nffr thfne
Bands = thicago and Norhwcstsrn Railway ccpang
N various and whirh vita osher aey
were soen from ihe iron safe ol n. Brokn Whnr 1aa
eertpanv he 1ist ~ Arm. IartiH4la4s 49, ~
~, eurni In the New YORK JoUrnsl Of ffes Tssi
49, II hf.r ctuiian~i rht q Heas IT, rsei.
80. ~ zane nayrafuNk sfgpst thr st.ellyf
oace. ff-nER HOVE. Treasurer. 81 Fol..sa Mass.l
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI ELEGANT I0USEHoI.h FURNITURE.
BY ORDER or ASSIGNEES

Il e
IL II. LEEDS 4 co. will sell at auction Saturday
March z 0ta O'Clock at the salesroom, No q Nassau
street. Household Furniture consisting OF Brussels and In
grain Carpets rosewood Bcdsteads Hair Mattresses and
Spring Mattresses MATCH wood Reclining Chairs in
hair cloth mahogany Ro ker an Chairs in hair cein ee
CANT gilt Clock Chronicles, ahogany falling leaf Tables
mahogany Sofas and TeteaTetes in hair CLOTH imitation
rosewood Bedseads Vases sha Wis fnrs &C. Once Desks
Cases. &c Also Silver plated Forks. Spoons Butter
Dishes Cake Baskets French Fowing Pieces Mnskets Re
ing Of Charles Leigh OF Book Accounts.
Safe, Gas Fixtures &C. BY order OF William Taylor, a.
arIaa
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l ucTIoN NOTICE.

ssISTANT QCAITERMASTER's OFFICE. CORNER
u and Tweniys cond streets, Washington, D. c.
srrh iS63Rubic sale OF Con iemned Horses Mules
Thursday 12th instant viii be sold at public ancon,
Corral the Washington Observatory. lot
mned United States Horses and Mules, omit for pubic
nee nj 10 A NJ. &. II. TOMPKINs,
Captain and Asss tant ouartermas,er u. q. A.
y. e.. MCGUIRE Co. Auati0naers.
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AND
Oak Dining Room Furniture French and India China 70
throughout ruby crystal eut Glass, Ivory Cut
,ry. Silver Ware Spring aud Hair Maiiresses fine Bed
rosewood mahogany and Cottage Chairs 800
ards OF rich Carpets Hasands Chandeliers. &C., with
b Atel.
n attention is called to this SALE as the Furni
ire s all q good aud will be prrenptoiiy sold
ses houc. Men will be In attendance 70 cart,
lack aod al d. rchssera
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A YoCNG GENTLEMAN, RESIDING IN riiR RI.
"A districts o. PennyrAnia between he age % u ,nd
a. drrou@ Of forming the srguHuisgee u sons
iAsins. y1urg Lady ua,rnony rfg he ooe,t Young
iadirs aning from 10 u =, invited apply Ensios~
Address y. a. D., Haxiet0u. Lnterne
y,fA
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or GOOD STANDING IN
n soety wishes - form TIE aeqnah'snce % some toung
lazy 70 mariuony. Nae 80 NJ o. chrerful
d.poton and refined manners csrtes q sisie rshangrs
Addrtss ~ one week l. ", DO, $50 Williamsburg Pos
onlos, y. !.
A YouS0 NAN, A GENTLEMAN. AND SOLDIER
"A ~ gallant Army OF The tomar whose time In h.
seriee VII esprr m Nay nei risse & torn she acusin
tancs young lafy, wihS view 20 rmocY. she
~ handscne and asr~cab. Money 20 obl.r,
- hi- wealth = snaeient 70 supply th tneir Al
dress srh sn.etty snd real nsnc, . ~ Company y,
Sixteenth regiment " Y. y. v. Frst division, sAtb Army
corp~ Wellington, ID G,
A, yorSG GENTLEMAN OF FINE PERSONAL Ap.
"a FsRfanr aid good endfaitCn, wishes 80 correspond
With youna and beautiful lady, with view
Care dc flsl'e solhi'cf. Address Reno frentp y. y
TT YOUNG WIDOW on LADY. NOT OVER TWIN
il IN av. yssfs 81 age Iossessng amsbiiy without
l~ntafidu heart 20 hrat0w feCt alone
arhef eia ths other rtqulaites going lovey
eorau and LADY VIII address H. t-is Ia HetsI on
m ~ mar time @nf her decided
FORM a. Agreeable matrimonial alliance.
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- county jail on The morning u ~ an lay 81 Nisrh
prison@rs-pcsrr pennsly black fhlf - Al es
about sfeet nrbes N height gar o. ~ 9t. heaa rsef
inclined stoop James dark hair ~frs Rtss
i've feet seven inches ~ height stout ur iisAsra
short Thick neck, features tad FefirmuA Ptsf
light hat light uoustschr. about Eve lnrNs ~
height features ordinary raiber ier-e look a6rrNan
Of 50 each viii PAID for their ra
MOSS ASTON, sheri9 d RcAnacui c,sstg
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la J. BLEECKER. SON 4 CO. WILL SELL At AUG
ton Thursday, March II 1t ~ O'Clock. the Mer
|hants Exchange saesrso Ill Broadway. Third
oir ios east side Detween fifty eshth and Fifty ninth
il6h sreeFour LDts north side loo feet west
NTH avenue. Maps &c, at Il Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

a
A UcTIoN EoTICE.-BooTs AND SHOES.
WIN. N. HoLIiNGsHEAD, AUcTroNERR.
BY CHARLES o WARREN.
sALEsRooMs y coKrLANDT STREET.
FIRST SPRING TRADE SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
On FRIDAY. March 6. at I011 O'Clock.
BUYERS ARE RESPECTFULLY NOTIFIED
THAT THE CATALOGUE FOR THIS IMPORTANT
SALE WILL INCLUDE
SIX HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS,
|aEraEsENrING DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES
/ ROOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY Description
Caalos e. ready this morning.
II A BRAHAM yAypEEPooL, AUCTIoNEER
- HOUSEHOLD
sTiTUARY. PAINTINGS.
AT PUBLIC AZ aue AnsiSLhs or 'EHro
t S 1s
rnIs DAY, tfRIDAYl March G. sale commencing at IL
O'Clock.
Bronze and ormou velvet Carpets Rugs two
ton Etageres s,aiaary marble tops; Secretary Book
oderd Lace Cnrtans French Shades Centre and Chess
''eT RSsE%o seG pd IN s dnT yse AsopoRrE
Richest instrument offered auction this four round
corners elegant carved legs made u order bv city
Sters ali modern ruvenents rosewood Stool and
Dover Music Books Hall walnut Hatsand. OH
cloth, Stair Carpet. - -
| y DINING ROOM
Oh Buffet Extension Table, elegant sets crystal and ruby
glassware, China Dinner and Tea Is, Silver Coffee Urn
isver Dinner Tea Service, Spoons Casters Cake Bas
HALVES NutcracAers Naptn Rings, Table Cutlery and
"ea' ArmehairS' Sofas 3ss Mirrsrs' Bronze Clocks
nodes suite SUPER Hair Mattresses blankets Sheets.
walnut Sofas and Chairs covered In ard harcloh
Brussels and ingram Carpets Also, nil Furniture of Ser
pis' Apartments. Also Bsseme and Kitchen Furniture.
B-rares washing to att nd this sale take the Fifth
sixth at the Aston House and st.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels leaving Sixteenth street,
few doors from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

IJENRY G. SCRTBEER, AUcTIONEER.--MORTGA ACE
II of Household Furn itnre, &c.HENRY @. Serb.
NER will SELL FRIDAY March o. at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ at
the salesroom Ill Nassau street large quantity Of HOUSE
top Centre Tables Bedsteads Washstsns. Wa
rone, Chairs, Extension Dining Tables Mattresses Pail
Mirrors Cornices Crockey. &C. By order Of c. H..
bailey, attorney Tor mortgage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
rs- Events in the west are demon

Ng- Events in the west are demon
straring the necessity ofthc increase and
improvement of our cavalry. Il is this
arm only ,hat,the enemy shows himself
superior to US, Tho organization and
equipment Of our cavalry regiments has
not been carried on with the comprehend
siyc energy rcqnired. As an illustrs-
ton, the lst Tennessee Cavalry has been
for some months at Camp Dennison and
is not Yet in such condition as to worrant
orders assigning 1t to active service, We
do no, see why there should be q tedious
delay in furnishing rogimcn'a fallsup
ply Of carbines, asbors and pistols. d
these weapons are not 10 be had, mount.
ted men should be furnished Springfield
or Eafcld rifles. Then, when they meet
the enemy every fourth man can caro-
for the horses and the Others ,ht as in.
lantry. It's desirable, under the cir.
cumsianccs that some four best infaut.
ry regiments should be mounted and
steps are, we undorstond, being taken
10 this end. Our arms have been rcpea-
teddy disgraccd by the daring cavalry
raids of the enemy. within our
power to rcciqrocate such attentions, and
at the same time to make the dashing 70 :.
rays OF the enemy much more precari-
Gus business than it has iarproyed to DO.
We have, in the West, some regiments
ofvery good cavalry, but they do not ap.
pear TO he hanloi with the vigor which
choracleriasa the mounted forces OF the
enemy. They are kept loo close to OLE
columns of infantry. There IS no essen
tai reason why our line OF communica.
tion alone should be interlerad with, 81
The territory held by the enemy, beyond
the advance of our infantry, is surely
pspetrable.- Gin Com.
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E- By increasing our circulation, We
diminish our expenses, Cannot some.
one send us list Of new Subscribers
Any one sending us a list Of six new
subscribers, at 81 90, will receive cory
Of he Register one year gratis, Now
that the long winter nights are on han I,
it is best to be prepared with winter read.
ing. The Register contains the latest
war news, markets, home news, aud So.
lcct clippings from the best periodicals
OF the day, Subscribe and that immo.
diatoiy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

Though

Though Con ,ress accomplished
more b fore The holiday than they Gus,
tomagiy 10, yet We were panied 10 OBJ,
attic exhibition of weakness, involv
Cd iaau aijoummen, or recess during
the holidays. When our beloved coun.
trl i groaning under the dire al .ciions
incident to this atrocious this puparrll.
leled rebellion, against its legitimate and
banificent aulhoriy-when its long-suf.
lering, but still patriotic masses are he
roically struggling, under so many and
so calamitous disasters, 10 furnish the
indispensable "sicews of when
the inevitably oronus tax arc ing un-
murmurngly paid and heir remaining
proper:y freely offered, If n,ed be, to
Sgnas4nlee an ,isadisisabla -Uaioa" We
repeat, when we contemplate those gone
fou,, these gjoriousIy patriotic manifos.
ta'ions, on the part Of our loyal people,
we are paiaed at The mpario'ic ijoufn.
ment.
To all the ordinary duties dcvoriug
upon our National Legislature, are now
sufer added the herculcan Iabors con.
scquent upon the prosecution of this
s'npenduous war, for the supp ossion of
the most tiganic rebellion Of modern
times, Surely, THE is no time 10 indulge
in Holiday vacations AMI festivities"
When! oh. when will our rulers
awake to a full realization of tho mag.
uitude and difficulties surrounding our
situation" and put forth co nmensurate
Efforts, We trust, intercourse with their
didntercsed constituents, will, by impress
sing npon them the necessity Of more in-
dUsry, energy and determination, result
in some comPensolng benefits, from
their unbccoming Ievity. Lit us hope
tor the best and never despair of the
Republic" More anon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

RGTWE hear it stated that the LIST
and lllh Virginia Regiments of Infant,
~ are abou, TO he consolidated. In ths,
event. the best officers in the two regi.
mOnts will be retained and the balance
will be mustered out of the service
There is just about sufficient number
men in The two regiments TO make one
good one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

Gz~ The 81. Loqa Republican esd.
mates the loss in slaves in Missouri, at
1890, divided rs follows: Western
border counties, 4alG; other southwest
corners, o,035; southeastern counties, g..
no. other exposed couples, 1850; TO.
mOinder Of the S'atc, 4.2l9. In 1860
there were 10000 slaves in the S ate SO
that tho present number is 5000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

G5H In accordance with the time hon.
ored custom, our prompt and industrious
carrier boy John dob" Haley, will
wish you a "H0ppy New Year" He
has a good address, and will expect his
friends to give literally, He will takO
scrip and postage stamps as we'll as gold
and silver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

hsD- The Louisville Journal says it has
confidence that Intelligence will be re-
ceived from East Tennessee, before tho
dawn Of the new year, which will glsl
den every loyal heart in the land.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
Eloquent Extract from Il Speech Of Johl
u. Ghough In Washington.

In walking through one of our hospi.
;als yesterday, and standiog up TO speak
to these men, | was completely uuman.
ned. Ny voice qliyered, my eyes were
GlIcd with tears, and my heart throbbed
aImos! to bursting, For some lime l
was unable to speak
Oh they are heroes Applause. The
worlds heroes Renewed Applause, |
| tell you, when ! look at man who
gives his life for his country, look at a
truo patriot. Applause l honor
such man, [Opplaaso,l aye, with the
prolouodos' honor Removed Applause,
The United States uniform, howeyorra
gcd-aad Hi is ragged It il the more
Influential is at once passport to my
heart. loud applause
| toll you, my fIionds, | thank God l
live to-day, though it iae day ofdorkncss
O day Of blood, day of terror, day of
war; and when pass through the coun-
try and at every station zee the long box.
Cs lifted out, station utter station and
weeping friends, ready to take away tho
body covered with the flag OF our ooun.
Try, TO buoy il IN The homo sepuchre, my
heart i'y'l bu, over the crave Of these
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
Ss' "That Turkey Dinner furnisbed

Sc THAT Turkey Dnner" furnished
our noble soldiers by tho patriotic liber.
atty Of the people at "the Point" pass.
ed off, we understand, highly sotisCacto-
lilly to all concerned. We are in receipt
of note, expressive of thanks to the
generous dOnors--par!icularly our tai.'
oues-but our half sheet exclucsit.
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NUMBER Al.

heroes We will erect q monument to t II
men how they died, where they ded,anI
for what they died, and there is a gene.
ration that will come to stand with heads
uncovered by the graves Of the dad
aolliOr Of tho campaign in this day, rap.
pIause,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

GD-WE call the attention of merch-
ants and others to tho advertisement of
Messrs, Harper & Bro, Wheeling, 10
another column. They guarantee to du.
plicate any bill purchased in Baltimore,
Don't fail 10 give them a call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

ST.. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 27.-Thirty,
eight condemned Indians were hung at
Mankai0m 10 o'StUgs Tuesday morning.
The gallows were so constructed that u
fell at once, Several thousand specta.
tors were present. All passed of quiet
To-
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"Served him Right"

J. E. T. Mitchell, a returned Rebel,
was knocked down on Tuesday last, by
private in tho l3'h Va, Regiment, for
using diSresPectful language towards
him. "Buly for G-'s." T.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

HE" The population of Chicago &C.
oorling to tho census taken in October
was 1873 7G9 showing an increase OF a.,
sos since June 1850,
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mo ncw slnte in Woll.hnrr.

lfihe fate of the new State depended
upon the vote Of the people of Wells.
burg, there need be little apprehension
felt in regard to its fate before tue poo.
pie. The Buuernuts have apparently
made a dead Sc against tho entire pro.
ject here, and the consequence is lhatal.
most avery man who has any loyalty to
boast of, is new State man The Up
position throughout the county, viii
without doubt, make determined stand
against it aud poll a full yo.e, but We
haze no idea that i, will amount 10 4uch.
Our people have male up their minds
that RICH! or wrong, they will SO far as
in them lies, dissolve the connection with
Eas'ern Virginia und they will never be
satisfied un,il they have practical de-
monstration of the virtues of free
[Wcllsburg Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

Ey- Miles Greenwood of Cincinnati,
has made for The army and navy twenty
niue batteries OF brass guns, at o cost 10
tho Government Of S25e,oo0
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

New York, D oembcr 90. the atca,
mer British Queen has arrived from
NASSAU on the 2sl, and Havana on Tho
goth.
Venezuela dates Of the cal state that
the instruction WINS ubout ended, the
insurgents eyincing a desire for recon,
ciliaion.
Nassau papers contain the following.
"ihe Governor has issued a procla.
nation forbidding pilots to bring in Fed.
eral or rebel cruisers.
"'Fhe schooner Rover from Oh qrloslon
and sloop Enterprise from Florida, had
arrived at Nassau.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

E5- Within the last week some fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars in postage
cuwen,y have been distributed from the
Merchants and Mechanics and North.
western Banks. Tho consequence is,
that change is quite plenty aud mo.
menlnm has been added to the business.
We understand that some two or three
thousand dollars more will be received
in day OF two, when Tho want which We
have SO long and 80 seriously felt, will
be rcljcved.-[Wheling InlelligcnCcr,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

lCorespoadcnceoith the Cincinnati Commercial.
The War Spirit of an iowa Soldier
1t was Immediately after tho battle Of
the Hatchic. Tho dead in that terrible
conflict had been laid beneath the mold,
while tho wounded had been brought to
tho church'building, or placed in the
spacious apartments Of wealthy disloyal.
ists af Bolivar Among the number Of
un!or.uaa,os was William c. NOwloo, II
sergeant in company G, Of the 81 Iowa
Infantry. His leg had been SO badly
shattered and torn by muskot shot as
TO render an Ompala,ion Unavoidable
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01
NOTICE.

ALI persons having books or papers
belonging to Lewis Wctz,l, deed, are
hereby requested to leave them at the
Register Printing ofi,c, or army resi-.
deiho, SARAH NETZEL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

Ey'- John NJ. Doddridgs, orKanawha
county, has been appointed by tho Sec
rotary Of War an additional PaymNstor
in the U, S. Army, with the rank Of Ma
iOr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

GJ- A number Of men have been ar.
rested at Xenia, ,0hio, for issuing corn.
tetfcit postal currency of tho dOnomina.
ton Of SOC.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

RAGS, RAGs.-We will pay the high.
est market price for rays at this office, or
will take them in payment for the Reg
lister. Forty pounds Of good clean rags
will pay for the paper one year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-01-01

Bs3' The Raleigh Standard publish
es The following:
1--WE (Nor'h CorOlina) acknowledge
no masters, either at Washington or
Richmond, We will control our own TO-.
sources, in tho last resort, for tho defense
Of our own soil"