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TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M.

SPECIAL Dispatch TO the Boston Journal
WASHINGTON, July 24-9:20 P. M. Nothing
of Importance from the army
(Sgned) T.. m.
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tackled by the militia under Col. Hall with TIVE
pieces of artillery. Fifteen rebels were killed
and "a number wounded. His progress wal
checked by COL Hall twice, but he finally es
capped via Cumberland, Guernsey county, which
place he left last night.
At O'Clock this morning Morgan crossed the
Central Ohio Railroad at Campbell's, but was
SO closely pursued by Gen. Shakleford that he
had no time to do any damage beyond the burn
ing of the railroad depot and tearing up some
of the track.
At O'Clock this morning Morgan reached
Washington, Guernsey county, where he did
good deal of damage, and obtained considera-
bic amount of plumber. General Shackleford is
closely chasing him up.
A courier arrived from Taylorsvile at noon
and reports that squad offfty men got detached
from Morgan's command when he crossed the
Muskingum, and are prowling around the coun-
try, burning houses and wheat stacks and killing
stock. Three hundred mounted men have been
sent after them.
New YORK, July "a. TIE Posts Washing
ton dispatch says sit is definitely ascertained that
Lees army is at or near Winchester. He has
made no general advance down the valley.
lmboden is said to be guarding the passes
through the mountains near Bath, which the
main body of the rebel army is lying in, in and
about Winchester.
d. ii. Hill is reported as having Joined Lee
with reinforcements from Lower Virginia and
North Carolina to the number of 10000 men.
Gen. Wadsw0rth' 8 resignation will not, it is
SAID, be accepted, but that owing to the number
OF General offices in the first corps he will be
transferred 10 some other commend
An official order fixes the total monthly paw
OF Provost Marshal at $1l2 33.
The government has decided on active meas
ures regarding the fitting out of rebel iron-clad
privateers in England I authorities are
urged to issue letters of marQue and reprisal in
view OF the increase of the privateers.
New YORK, July, "a, The Tines Paris cor
respondent gives the following as as rum0r
Mexico is to be placed under the French pro-
iectorate, or to become colony of France, with
a French Prince for Governor.
Ihe Confederates have renowned all idea off
regalnng the Mississippi river and the Mississip-
pl country without aid Mr.. Sdell's visit to |
the Emperor and Foreign Secretary lately are
SAID to be IN connection with this new state Of
things on the Mississippi
lhey are concoctlng schemes for an alliance
against the United States with the view of Sc
curing, the one Mexico and tie other the Mis-
'lsSppi Valley. The fall of Vicksburg and Port
hudson, they say, will throw Jeff Davis and
Napoleon into each others arms that it will
'e the final blow that will precipitate an ALI
nee that only hangs fire because the question
# the Mississippi might by some hazard turn
ontrary to the psesent expectations.
1t is this, they say, which makes Napoleon 80
ukewarm on the question of Poland. 1t is
his that requires 50 much activity in tho navy
ards at the present moment, and it is this
Which has suddenly demanded such large rein
orcements in Mexico.
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Dr. LORD has, we learn, resigned the pres l.
dency of Dartmouth College. His successor
has not yet been appointed.
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NEwBERN, N. c., July 20. A dispatch was
received here to-day from Beaufort, stating that
our forces had obtained entire possession of
Morris Island.
The latest intelligence from the cavalry expe-
dition, which left here the 18th, under General
Potter, stated that the extensive railroad bridge
at Rocky Mount, on the Wilmington and w el-
don railroad was destroyed, together with sew
eral miles of the road
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CINCINNATI, July "a. Shortly after Morgan
crossed the Muskingum yesterday, he was at
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PHILADELPHIA, July "a. The draft for the
4th d strict was completed this morning. The
draft tor the 18th Ward, Sd District, is also fin.
ished. The Provost Marshal, two enrolling
officers and blind man, who drew the names
from the Wheel were all drafted, creating IN uch
good humor among the crowd. ALI passed of
quietly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-25
By the GovernOr--A Proclamation,

The Commandments oil Regiments and
Companies of Virginia Militia will i'm
medialely call their companies and reg
iments together, 10 be held in readiness
to 20 10 the field atan hours warning,
and vii provide such means as shall be
efeclual in giving notice 10 all. Arms
and equipments will be furnished at the
several places of rendezvous.
The enemies OF our Liberty and pros
perity are again threatening our peace.
full homes,
Citizen soldiers. stand BY your fire.
sides and defend them against the com
mon foes of free government.
Make every available spot rife pit
from which 10 STAY the enemy.
Y5uknow the roads and the passes. =
Show yourselves TO be worthy OF your
sires who gave you the ineslimnble bles-
sings of freedom and independence.
F, II. PEIRPoINT, Governor.
WHEELING, June Is, 1868.
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NOTICE.
oONMIssIoyER's OFFICE

Mason comfy, Va, Junc 9Th 1868 (
To William Fisher, plaintiff, and james o.
Choen, James NJ. Choen and Erasmus Chap.
man, defendants.
You are hereby notified tia. have iixei
upon the 23d day Of Julyncxt, 10 take, state
and report at my office, in the town of Point
Pleasant, an account showing the terms Of the
sale o. the house aud lot in complainants hi
mentioned by the deicndent Chapman To his
co-doiendants james o. Choon and James NJ.
Choen, the amount Of purchase money, Il any,
paid by them, or either Of them on said pur.
chase, the amount, If any, still due on snd
purchase, and whether the rents and profits
thereof, will or not in five years pay the debt
Of complainant, The said dcfcnana. Chan.
man, is required to produce aud Gle with tho
Commissioner, the title tond or other evidence
Of contract for the sale ofsaid house and lot,
given by him 10 Defendants or eithcroi them,
required to be taken by the decree Of the Mason
Circuit Court, rendered on the 22d day Of A..
pril, 1893, in n suit in Chancory, depending In
said Court, in which you are parties, plaintiffs
and defcndantsi at which time and place, You
are required to attend, with evidence to enable
the Commissioner to comply with tho rcqirc.
ments Of said decree.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chonecry oftlc said Court, the day and year
aforesaid.
oHAs, y, wAGGENER, Com.
June ll-wi
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10 TIE WIDOWS OF DECEA-
SEQ OFFICERS AND SOL,
DLERS.
X V. whalcy, of Point Pleasant, Va,
AyD
M. 2. IInol. ofIrenton, Ohio,

W. q 1000, Ol tFbNtohI OHi"'
TTAvE FORMED A PARTNERSHlP FOR
Ii the collection OF the following classes Of
claims:
Flrs.. Inyalids disabled since March 4,
1861 in the military or naval service OF the
United States, in TIE line of duty.
Sssaal Widows cl officers, soldiers or sea.
men. including gunbout service, dying oil
wounds received, or Of disease contracted or
wounds received, in the military or naval
service,
orsuch deceased persons, fthere - no widow
surviving, or from the time OF the widows
marriage.
Fourth. Mothers lwho have no husbands
-liyinr( of officers, soldiers or seamen, deceased
as aforesaid. provided the latter have left ne
tber widow nor children under sixteen years
ofngc; aud provided, also, that the mother was
dependent, wholly or in part, uPon .he,deceas'
cd tor support.
FIJI. Sisters, G0dor sixteen years Of ag5,
dcpauden,:upou The latter, wholly or in part,
E,-upuar'. provided there are ne riglttll
claimants of either Of the three last preceding
classes
For Bounty Money, Back Pay, DC.
The order of payment under The act Of Con.
gresS, approved July II, I9ps, uTects'
First. 1.-THE deccaSed was married, to the
widow,
Second. lfno widow, to his child or chill.
dren. ifmnors TO the guardian,)
Third. llhc died unmarried, payment will
be madc--frst, to the iathor second, If the
father Is dead, to the mother; third, If both
parents arc dead, the brothers aud sisters
collectively.
Fouii To ,hc heirs generally
PiRh Discharged soldiers ARE only entitled
to bounty after they have served two years,
or have been WOUNDED " uArTLr.
They are also prepared to collect Quarter.
masters Hospital, aud other legal claims
against the United States,
The experience Of Mr.. Whaley, aud hrs "a.
milnrity with the business Of the Departments
in attending tot the collection of claims will
bulikcly to give success to their efforts Mr.
Hood will at all timos boiound in his Office,
over Nowbergcr's Clothing Store.
ANY communications addressed 10 either Of
tho above partners win be Immediately IA.
Bworod and receive prompt attention,
ApnREss,
III K. V'WHALEY,
Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
w. G HOOD,
June 95, '62 lron,on, Ohio
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D 1 E D /:

sTEEL-On the l7h day of June, 1863 Mary
Elizabeth, infant daughter Of Thomas and
sarah Steel, aged one yecr aud ten months
MoyTAGUE-Died, a short tine sincc, Mt
Paw Paw Island, on the lower Mississippi,
Mr.. John B. Montaguc,in the 4lst year ei
his age.
Al the time he contracted the disease Of
which he died, he was acting on the gpn1oai
Forest Rose, IN the patriotic occupation of p
lot-thercrorG, in times like these, no was :
rroat public as well as private loss. Mr.. NJ
Was native of Cumberland county, Va. His
education was very limited, but he was q man
Of good natural abilities which were sascepti
BE of Il higl degree Of cultvation-so spright-
" and sotial. wah natural goodness of heart,
and such generous impulses. he was a great
flvorilr wherever he went Hcfaithfully obey
cdtbe Divine commandment Honor your
frherand your mothcr'' truly there new
err was mere affectionate and dutiful son on
the lacooft4e earth. Cut Min the prime aud
yigor If mauhood-what sud bereavement 1t
is 10 his poor old parents. IL
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Dr. Roback,s scandinavian Remedies

ENTERPRISE, Miss, Nov. Is, 1851
On. c. W. RopAcK. Cincinnati, 0.--De7r
Sir:--l am now about SO years Of age, and haze
Keen afflicted with Rheumatism ,aEd general
arrangement. with excessive debility, for The
S. or 56years. aud have used almost every kind
Of patent medicine from which have derived
no benefit; alsu have tried great many phy3i'
clans. but all to no purpose, lnow feel thank.
,Fnl that ! have at length obtained medicine
which has given me relief. / have purchased
two bottles Of your Scandinavian Blood rurifi-
or, and two boEos ofyorpills,o of Mcssrs How
&c & Ilardaway, which lave used. They
have given me anuos' eutir rehcr. Ny limbs
and veins haychecn ggrgt Y swollen. but your
medicine has relrrea ,bomto the proper size,
Very respectfully yours
VIZ h, KING.
$50 Advertisement vi
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TwENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

T .oST the 10th inst, pocket book con.
IL tanning forty dollars, eight IS bils-sev.
en- of said bills were on the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Wheeling and ono s. U.
nitcd States Treasury note. The pocket book
is nm old fashioned leather one; in addition
to the above $40, there was some postage cur.
rency. Any one finding the same and return.
ing il 10 the Register printing Office, will re.
ceve the above reward OF $50.
June 1886,
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CONTAINING ne ACRES,
NOTICE.

A Ii persons ere hereby notified that hav.
IA ing been appointed Board Of Trade, fol
the counties Of Mason, Jackson and Putnam.
in West Virginia. recommendation from this
Office is now prerequisite to obtain a permit
for theshipment of any goods into the above
named counties, L. b. MOLONY,
Office at Virginia House. BOARD of Trade.
June 1875.
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Public SaIe!!

IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit
l. Court Of Putnam county, at the Spring term
1863, thereof, in case then pending in said
Court, il which Howell, Smith & Co., were
plaintiffs and James Hall was defendert l shall
Is Special Commissioner, proceed to sell
On Monday, the eth OF July. 1858,
At the Front door of the Court House, of said
county, a tract Of land on 25 mile creek, in
said county,
CONTAINING i49 ACRES,
more or less, and being a part of a tract of 800
acres, conveyed by Robert Hall and wife to the
said James Hall, BY their deed dated the 9Th
day ofJuly, 1852, the residue Of said 300 acres
having been conveyed by said James Hall and
wife, to Allen Frazier, by their deed dated the
Odd day of February, 1860
1TTERMS;-The said salewill be upon a
credit of six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond and security to be approved by
me for the purch base money.
J.H COUCH, spes. Com.
June 25-t5-no Is
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NOVICE.
COMPASSIONATE OFFICE.
- -. A.. " - nj 1000 z

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Mason county, Va, June 9th, 1863. )
@. @. Miller. plaintiff, and John Mason, AID,
miniatrator of Laura Wilson. widow. and
Mary Wilson, George Wilson, A q, Strim-
back and Matilda Strimback his wife, viii.
liam Wilson, J DIN Ritchart and Lucreha his
wife, Maria Wilson aud 55GnrS Wilson, chill.
drcn and heirs nj law Of Robert G.. Wilson.
deceased, dcfandaats
You arc hereby notified, ihat1 have fixed
upon he ooh day ofJuly, next, to take and
report at my Office, in the town of Point Pleas
ant, the following accounts: First, whcthes
the timber contracted for by O. 0. Miller, was
for the benefit OF said @. c. Miller 4 Robert G..
Wilson, as partners in The mill run by tten.-.-
Second, an aeeuuhi shtwing tiie profit OF 5ys
by reason of said contract aud the interest "
liability Of the said Miller 8 Wilson thgrein,
required to be taken by tho decree of Mason
Circuit Court, rendered on tho SD day ofAlr.t-
1861, ina suit in Chanceyy depending II said
Conrt in which you arc parties plaintiffs aud
defendents:at which time and place Won afv
required to attend, with evidence to cnoblo the
Commissioner 10 comply with the requirements
of said decree.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner IN
Ghancery of said Court, the day and year ft5t
cHAs. D wAeoENEa, Com.
lunu ll-wl
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CARDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Printed at the Office OF the
REGISTER.
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gg-The Wheat crop Of this county is
said to be on averaged one.
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vIRGENIA. SIS:

VIRGINIA, SIS:
4 7 Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
n. Circuit Court Of Mason county, In tho
month of June, 1863.
The Mason county Mining
and Manufacturing compa.
ny and the Syracuse Coal
aud Salt Company complts I In Chancery.
vs..
Samuel O. Eyoelh and the
Mason City Coal Company
defendants
THE object Of this suit ia to subject the
stock Of the defendant, Samuel O. Eyelaih IN
the Mason City Salt Company, 10 the payment
of debt due from the said Samuel O, Evolch
to the complainant.
And the defendant, s. G, Eyeleih, moi having
entered his appearance, and IL appearing by
affidavit ed, that snid defendant Is not rVs.
ilent Of tho State Of Virginia.
Now, therefore, on motion Of the Plaintiffs
attorney it is ordered that tho said defendant
do appear here within one month after duo
publication of this order aud dc what is no.
ccssaryto protect his interest in the premises.
Testc:
CHAs, b, WAGGENER, Clerk.
Couch,p ,1 June vi
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&. THINNER.

On EWoULD respectfully announce to
NM the public that he has Just opened n
~ saloon in this place and is now pre-
pared 10 Accommodate the public with all sea,
sonable refreshments, such as Spiced, Coved
and Picked Oysters, Ham and Eggs, Sardines
DC on call. The best articles Of Oranges
Lemons Raisins, Figs, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco
and Cigars, constantly on hand.
Ale, Lager Beer, Lemonade, &C., always en-
hand. Ice.crcam occasionally,
july II nlsG.
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COUNTY LEVY.

IT A COURT continued and held for the
"A ceuhty Of Mason, at the Courthouse there,
of on Tuesday, the Cd day of June 1863. An
order having been made ut the last term of this
Court, requiring all the acting Justices of the
Peace of This coputy, to attend at this term OF
the Court, for Tie purpose of laying the county
Levy and for any other purpose, requiring
them all to be summoaed, aud majority oil
the said Justices being present, the court pro,
ceeded 10 make up an of all sums law.
fully chargcable upon the county, and ought to
be paid within one year, which account is as
follows, 10 wit:
MASON COUNTY To COUNTY CREDI.
VppSTN DnTT,pS ANN CrNTS
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Thn Inrnslon al indiana.

LOUISVILLE, June 2o.-Steamer Nc
Combs Just arrived, bringing ffIy three
prisoners of the guerrilla band who in
Yaded Harrison county, Indiana. Some
ten or twelve were shot, and the balance
taken few miles of, near Leavenworth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases
,chicA haze thus far Resisted The best directed
Treatment. ean BE- Completely Controlled
bythe REMEDY nop before as.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
,Euu Nv u -.

The events - the they developed will be
faithfully gwen, that the pahie may - advised
~ progress. the results II battles. the condition q tho
coniendng armies all that acct great struggle
home and abroad. fr the overthrow 81 the Rebellion.
In addition thr s.nfis,i will contain the CURRENT
MINIS of The day. CHOCE MISCELLANY. STATE
lTEMs. the latest reports II the NEw YORK and GIN
ClNNATi GENERAL and cArTi.T MARKErs. the con-
dhlon u the MONEY aud STOCK MARKETS IN a word.
IL vii De the effort ~ the ffoprietors - the Hflses
give its columns io a classes Of readers ana
such information will be- especially adapted 10 the
we'll being q the citizens Of Indiana.
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hcrcguar organizations Of he Democratic party. State
and National sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow and support The candidates they may nominate.
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friends-a Who desire the Of -oend principles
aid In the extension OF the circulation Of the tss.
Daily and Weekly. until they shall At least reach every
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