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BoHie's Hyperion Fluid Res ores md
BE e"Hsinced W. Bo0LR. Boston. bold everyw here.
Chaps, Chafes, ssilov Eruptions,
spots specks and all Skin Blemishes cured by 0OU.
nAoDs Italian hedicaed Soap. 4os broadway.
Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail. No Astor House
The dye applied By skifui ArtstA
Deafness, Catarrh and All Dtse srs or
the Ear and Throat treaied by DR. IIGHTHIIL No st.
Marks place Reception hours from A N. TIL 8 r. n.
Direction Labels nnd Tags. All Kinds,
bers street
DIR. Wistnr's Balsam OF wild Cherry
cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Complaints.
Eye and Ear.-Dr. r. A. CadweIi, q
regular physcsn residpg at 81 Clinton place, eighth
stree has for the last twenty given his
tention to the treatment of diseases the Eye
Throat including Catarrhal affections generally full
particulars consult DR. Cadwes Treatise dissase
reporting several hundred exceedingly eases
cures medically and snrgcay treated by the author with
references. testimonials &c. Treatise had gratis on
app cation above free Oce hours from
VA n 10 r. NJ. with evening consultations.
Free tO Visitors.
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MUSEUM
m S0S BROADWAY,
will remain open TIL noon 10 day
O,her days from 8 A N. TIL 7P. NJ
when desired.
For tho Hair-Barry's Tricophsrous.
the best aud cheapest article Bold By all druggists SOL
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Superior 70 every other preparation for the hair In power
appearance, TO prevent from falling overcome c
feca OF previous Of preparations containing sulphur
sugar of Lead 4c and 10 remove the impurities humor
Of the JOSEPH HoYr CO.. 10 un,er,i,, u.e. my
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u.,, NJ the s,,xer star Clun

The Silver Star Social Club give their annual ball this
evening at the Gothic Hall nrookiyni and II promises 70
be n most elegant and successful Affair.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished. Highest
rates paid Doubloons and Gil kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers No. 10 Wall street, N. Y.
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Had Breath.-How Many Lovers ~
has :p.raed-how many friend: forever Parted To effect
ERs' Is dentrifoe night and morning u also b~aut
hes the complexion Price h eena For sale by all drug
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Peruvian Syrup, or PrOtoxide OF Iron,
gives strength vgor and new fe 70 the sick and feeble
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SpIendtd Performances Every Hour
to-day AT Bnrnums Museum. The three enormous Oians
DwArfs, Ac., at all hours.
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Rrown,. Bronchial Troeh.s, for Cold.

Amin q Co., Manu- faetsrevs OF Flags
and Banners Of every tesepon % FULTON street. corner
Rstab he'd
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Brandy. Gin wh,.Sev and

Bridgewater Paint.-Best and Cheap
&C., paint for lesky foofs In the MARKET
ROBERT REYNOLDS. Agent ~ MAIDEN lane.
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DIR. Wistnr's Balsam or wild Cherry
cures Coughs. Colds, and all Lung Complaints
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Forty-four First Premiums I'm 1893.
The GROVER BxkER S.ehns has BEEN nSaraea
q %sniS s al.
Brooklyn
Grover & Bakers Celebrated premium
:poa :s a:S 5Sps
ner on the Grover B aker machine.
Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots HAN
7sm Hssssr Us Il. as::sA''' or part Of the body
Hoyts Hiawatha Hair Restorative-
restore faded and gray hair to s original color and natural
fecis Of previous OF preparations containing sulphur
sugar Of lead Ac and TO remove the Impurities and
JOSEPH HoYr 4 CO.. 10 University place. Ny.
Illusion Wigs and Toupees, Japonica
OF the s'e'ee Hygsniqu' for rs;RG5Tf Rs the Iss s:r
vdh.. Iron W.. Eo-n,.ig:. r,a Vases, VIII: sgmm.r
SHAN a's Canal street, cas-. Of Broadway.
~ gHs.s:,: soissrFiSs rfiis' kasRt
.Sr. Of s5 'ss sSeS, patents Free
Mrs. NJ. @. Brown, Metaphysical Physi-
clan. Professor on the Eyc Ear and Throat, viii be
at her to patients IS Bond street, on wedues
day and Thursday and until O'Clock on Friday.
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
fS5 ssa on sd.sn... s5G~ss Y S. S9Hsa Hsa..
Are very pleasant aud eaec,uai.
HenvSyng.n, HSently Pu, Ip p In ~ sliding cases
soid a. is and d; IS ,es cent. pS'pe per box
ssa s;f e; .%ssi. aiisss: bs$.s sss sS.,ae
f.S.ssd Only II t1 Si2ss" Iso. Marshal. rreuon.x
Peruvian Syrup, or Protoxide OF Iron,
gives strength vgor and new hfe 70 the sick and feeble
Splendid Performances Every Hour
today a, Bnrnum, Museum. The three enormous Giants
OwArs, &C., nt all hours.
Thankssiving Day. -
Exhibition Ggss ROSA pay hcshETSss ,Sf EEfTfsss include
0'Ss' Win R'f's5s 20 e,ssr nHs welE. as1sf AL Fsr'
sss S'iSi ssoxDW%f. Ss5ssst
The Best Cure for q Cold.
:: u 4 . y
2YSSP .aSS ON.
Ss'ss s., Sss :. e.. .sS
s;;s
Sa s:s So So NOT %aea cur: !: na or
Oh: Aa:s% Ss and sSs:as s
s1SS ii.a ss1 7ses ss.1, ss s
g Ioa y; 81 :: wi s %
New York.
"Thanksglving Day."-CsStes de Visite,
20 0'r lis 90, Broadway
Trusses.-Marsh Il Co., Radical Care
Truss once only nj No vessy street Astor House. SIX
Kiasc Goods Supporters Shoulder Braces 40 lady At
tsnfant
WiGs, roup pees, Hair Dye, Hair DyetnG
and MoIdavia Cream, for besniSyns the hair, Al w. l.
BACHELORS. 10 Bond street
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dys-Ths Best
in the vorld-hsrmlsss instantaneous reliable Sold by
ali druggists and Teriumers Factory 81 BARCLAY street.
wheeler u wilson's Highest Premium
Sewing Machines and Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock STANDS
IL Cartes de visise, S1t Vignettes, e4.-
Proof shown right away. ST. ~ ~ suite -,
PEHCfvAL if2 ChAtha m street
l2Cartes de Vislte, 81; Two Large Pho
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Thanksgiving Day.
ARTISTS FUND.
Exhibition open Day and Rvebing. lnciudt-
ROSA BONHEURy
Great picture. THY HoRsf FAIR.p
With 200 other Works Oh Art
Atiho Galleries,
625 BROADWAY.
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The Best Cure for n cold

"Thanksgiving Day."-Csrtes de visite,
u 80 Uer d0'en v;,Ss 4 p1s5 ssIs d:Iss 90, Broadway
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7eoo cases OLD cooSAC BRASpY.
90 cases Of SC HItDAM sCHNAPPs
sOO cases OF OLD BOURBON Whisky, -
6gD cases OF SCOTCH wHfsKEY, JAMAICA Run, MA.
OKTRA, SHERRY and PORT WINES.
All imported and b1ttled sabcriber. For sale much
below The present price OF importation .,,,,,
o. pcaseT street
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Grover & Bakers CelebrAt ted Prem um
Sewing Machines for sale ss5 Broadway Twenty
second street Also Embroldering, Quilting Bradng
description Of machine sewing In the best man
ner on the Grover d aker machine.
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There 10 but one First Premium SEWING MACHINE.
The GROVER 4 BAKER Machine has been awarded
twenty three frat premiums State fairs ON
a. city and fairs IN 1863 making ali
6aesooms 400 Broadway New York, and Fulton street
Brooklyn. ~'
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The Little Wanderers.

At the Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers,
~ New Bowery, near Chatham square (Rsv W. c. Van
meter superntenden) most interesting exercises from
two until i've O'Clock this afternoon Twelve hundred
aud twenty four children received at this excellent
Institution during the last year. and six hundred and i've
within the last eight weeks.
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TAYLOR Co. Banfers, No TO Wan Street n. T.
PYlSea Cashed In All LeGalfzed Lot.
teries Information given. CHARLES W. MAU0ER, Bro.
ker. 476k Broadway, sec nd floor. back room.
Prizes Cashed In All Legali1sd Lotts-
ries-Informatiou given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, II Wall street. room No. l.
Prizes Cashed and Infor m ation Fur.
nished In oil legalized Lotteries.
ALECK CO, Brokers, 3S Pine street, N. Y.
saxA a.
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Haff
from upper low forehesds or any part OF the body
Warranted. l53 Broadway.
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Free tO Visitors.
THE CHRONOLOGICAL MUSEUM


For tho Hair-Barry's Tricophsrous,
the best and cheapest article Sod By all druggists SOL
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co., Radical Curo
Truss once only No vessy street Ator House. six
Elastic Goods Supporters Shoulder Braces, a. lady A.
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ABeautiful Com pieIion.-Laird Bioom
OF YOUTH Liquid Pearl for preserving and beayfyns
Compierions and skin. <s3 Broadway and drussu every
where.
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Wigs, rospees, Hair Dye, Hair DyeinG
and Moldavia Cream, for besn'ifyns the hair a. w. 4
Bord street
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Coughs Pulmonary and Ashmae troubles, are highly
commended and prescribed By PHYSICIANS and surgeons In
the army.
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Deafness, Impaired sight,

Dcarness, impatreo stgnt,
NOISES IN THE HEAL.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN ING
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH
zz.nnu or rttT ,-uy.S,c u,.cors
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dys-Ths Best
In the world harm,ss ins,antan reliable Sold ey
ali drugsss and rerfumera Factory 81 Barclay street.
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capital was freely offered a. the legal rate OF in.
terest.
The steamship Asia from Boston to-day. took
out $50 .oa2 in specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports as follows
Receipts ..,.,.. AZ sse asa
rsJ ........................ $500 S5I
s'""o' IL ,4lp CAT
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And every OF tie Bye ard Fer requiring either
medical or surgcal aid a ended % ~ DR. NON fisEN.
BERG assAs cons1iux rooms SIC Broadvs. T-.fih
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Ask for Newcombe's "Goid Seal" smok-
Ing Tobacco For sale everywhere Wholesale depot s23
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A w ord TO ClerRymen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-02-05
WEST VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION BY THE NEW
STATE commissioners.

81 - - SOhM SD(QNE1c,
WHEREAS by tie Schedule annexed to the
w Constitution Of West Virginia, the Com.
missioners therein named have power to recon
vene the Convention which prepared and pro.
posed the shid Constitution: AND WHEREAS, The
said Commissioners, ii they determine to recon
yene tttSad Convention, are required to take
the necessary steps 10 secure a representation
therein, from the counties proposed to be in.
cludrd IN the said State, not heretofore repre-.
sentcd, and tg,il all tie vacancies that have
occurred
Nav, therefore, the undersigned Commission.
cr' decming 1t necessary to rceOuTene the said
Convention, TO take into consideration the Act
ofCongress, entitled IAN Act for the admission
Of the State Of West Virginia iHt9 the Union,
and for Other purpoSPs,% approved December
81, le62, do by this. our PROCLAMATION, recon-
vcne the SAID Convention to meet at the Gus
tom House in the City OF Wheeling, on Thurs
day, The 18th day Of February next, aud do or.
der and direct that elections of Delegates TO .hr
said Convention be held under and according
TO the laws of the State of Virginia, on Thurs.
dly the fifth day Ct February next, in the fol-
lowing counties not heretofore represented. that
Is tosay: the cnuntiesor GrGenlrier aud sonroc
shall each elect two Delegates Rnti tic counties
We y EhHi cHultloll anu 'IOCnlHOhlhs SlNll
each elect one Delegate; and that at the same
time and in like manner, elections be hell To
I'LL vacancies which have occurred in the rep.
reSentation in the said Convention, that is 10
say: tho county Of Ohio shall elect one Delegate
IN place of Gordon Battele deceased: the
county Of Marion shall elect one Delegate in
place Of Hiram HAMMOND, removed from the
State; the county ofNasou one Delegate in place
Of John Hall, resigned, and the County Of Ka-
nawha one Delegate in place Of james H.
Brown, resigned, and that the results of the
elections, in The several counties named. be Ger,
tilted to the undersigned ComrGi ssiohcfs at the
city If Wheeling.
Given under our landsat the city ,fgheel.
ing, this fourteenth day Of January 1863
JAMES W. PAXTON, PIG VAN WlNKLE
L. II CALDWELL, EPHRAlM B, HALL,
ian2l.te Commissioners.
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Mason County Classification of Justices.
AT A COURT continued and held for the
IA county Of Mason, at the Court House
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz:
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
PlRsr CLASS George Stephenson, ]. Il.
Miller, Jacob P, Kester and Lewis Bumgarnc!.
SECOND Glass B. ]. Rollins, John Nc.
CullOch, ST., Reuben Harrison and Eugene D,
Davis.
Than CLA....Johu ], weis. Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and E. NJ, Rollins.
FouRra C!Ass.. John l.. J6rdon, William
Stewart, F.J. Daflgr,"Snd S. W, Sommerville
Firth CLAss;;-RisASSfFA Bush - 800
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they arr
classed tO-wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1869
February and September term 1863 and Marcel
Term, 1864 b.
Second Glass to hold October term 1863
April, August and October term, 1863 and A
pril Term lS6i.
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1862
May and November Term, 1863 and February
and May Tenn, 1864.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term 1862
June and December term, 1868, and June anC
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term 1869, Jan
uary and July Term, 1863. and January and
July Teip, 1864, TESTE:
JAMES II. Hol LoFAY, Clerk.
july24 mott.
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A WARRANT.
TO EDWARD NJ. NonroS,

10 EDWARD M. NORTON,
U. s Marshal for the W. D. of Va,
THE fall term Of the District Court of
The United States for the Western Dis.
trict of Virginia at Charleston, having
been prevented from holding its regular
term at the time appointed by law; you
are hereby authorized by publishing this
warrant, to notify all persons interested
in The business of that Court, that spe.
cial Term will be held at Charleston,
commencing its session on the tenth
(l0Ih) day of February. 1868, for the
Transaction of all business unfinished or
o'hsrwisc, that could be transacted at a
regular term of the same. And for this
purpose you are hereby required to sum-
mon Grand Jury 10 be in attendance
upon the Court at that time and place
Given under my hand as Judge OF
the District Court OF the United
States, for the Western District Of
Virginia this eth day Of January
1863.
JOHN J. JACKSON, ia.
Feb. std
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, February z.
FL0UR-Per barrel IS 5O0$5 so
for supc,fnc.
GRAIN-Whent 9o@95o for red anl
81 G5@sl 10 for white.
CoRN--Wo quote at 4oc in bulk.
GROCERIES Coffee, Rio e903l
Sugar, lot@llc; Molussss, 5o@5ec.
HOGS Quoted a, - 50@s4 60.
HAY-Tho market rules heavy at
sl4Gl5 per ton for prime Timothy.
PorATOES-The rccep pts continue
Id raj, y. eDGG5c for prime Ssshan
nock.
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DR.. RobacL,s scandinavian Remedies.

Areyou sick no matter what organ is ntfrc.
tad. depend upon 1.-THE blood, with is the
food and sus,cnaucn Of every orrar, is full OF
corruption! BY scandinavian Blood Pills and
Bood Purifier. break up the source If disease
in the fluids Of the body, They purge and pu
rir, the clements Of the blood. Hence their
quick and complete cures in dyspepsia, scrof.
uln, cruptionS, fits, tuners nervousness. kid
ncy complaints. piles, low feycrs, debility,
rhrumatsm headache. want Of sexual v'Eor,
&C These remedies ARE astonishing the whole
medical world See advertisement.
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT.

OSTHE subscriber would respectfully call
~ the attention Of the people Of Point
wv Pleasant, and the country generally,
al Ina old Stand on Main street, next door be.
low b. Gilmorcs Store, where he is ready to
accommodate al who may favor hin, with their
patronage He keeps constantly on hands all
kinds of Tin and Shectlron Ware. Also n
rood assortment Of Stoves Of che most improved
patterns. Job Work and repairing ofall kinds
done with ncainc@ and despatch upon the
most reasonable terms. Particular attention
viii be given 10 ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c.
Country produce taken il SSshHp pSY for Tn
Ware, JOHN btVNAND
July 2, IsGo-ho l7-ly -
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VIRGINIA, SIS:
AtRulcs held in the Clcri 3 ofliro Of the
Circuit Court OF Mason County, in the month
Of February, 1869
William Fisher, comprt
vs.
James o Chow, James " Yin ChancCry.
Chow aud Erasmus Chapman
Defendants,
TIE object Of this suits torccovcr from the
defendants tho sum of $500 with legal inter.
ost, thereon from the 10Th day of October, 1862,
and it appearing by affidavit filed that the de
fendontJas. o. Chow is reputcd to be in sym.
patty with the Southern rebellion, or with the
sosc&lled Coafedsrate States. thNs he roluTta.
rily left his usual place of abode and went out
ofthc reach oTpersonal service of civil process
issuing from The county Of Mason in which he
last resided and has so remained for more than
ninety days from his said usual place Of abode,
It therefore, ordered thst the said defend
ant James o. Chow do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and
do what Is necessary to protect his interest in
the premises.
TeSto:
CHAS, d. WAGGENoR, Clerk,
Couch, pq [icb5-4w
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STOLEN.

STOLEN from tho subscriber on the night
Of the lAth Of this month, from the farm Of Thos.
Lewis one black, 3 year old horse, over IS
hands high, spare made, with ono white hind
loot A liberal reward will DO given for the
return Of the said hcrre
nov Hu JAs II HoofF
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NOIICE.
GEORGE W. SUMMERS. Esq.

DEAR Sin: Being
the owner of certein land in the county Of Put.
nam containing coal aud other minerals, in the
rear of certain tract of land owned by you in
fee, lying and being on the South side of the
Great Kanawha river. on both sides of the
Mouth Of Coal branch omptying into sad
river in the county aforesaid and DESTROYS of
a surface right of way by railroad or otherwise,
over your said land, down the said Coal branch
so as 10 be Of the least inconvenience TO you,
and damage to your said tract Of land, and the
best and most direct route to carry coal and
other minerals from my said tract Of land to
market You arc, therefore, hereby notified,
that shall on the first day of the next Febru
AIRY Term, of the county Court of Putnam coun.
~, apply 10 said court for writ in the nature
Of a writ Of 'ad quad damnum' with the view Of
having said road granted and established by
the said County Court according to the pro
visions Of the act Of the Legislature passed the
9Th day Of February, 1852
JOHN BOWYER.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, Feb. 4.

FLoUR-From So OO@G so,
WuEAr--Wheat ranges from 95c6
81 90 for prime,
coHs--Wo quote al c567Oc. Meal
zoe. per bushcl.
PorAroEs--s0@sOc per brshel.
ArrLEs-From rs to 80 per bushel.
pr bbl SO 90 a 50 30.
Escs--Bnrrsn Eggs leo per dozen
Batter l5c per pound
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EAGLE MILLS. ~
s. CoMST0CK & co. PropriotOrS,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to 'hehigb price Of coal 10, we
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays
Persons wishing 1t can have their wheat OK,
changed on Fridays,
We charge the eglh Tor grinding wheat and
the ffth for grinding com.
SJ-Comc on Friday or Saturday II you want
to be sure Of finding tie Miller at home.
Those living on the Kanawha river and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to our mill
for the putpo'e Of having tground, or exchan,
gcd aud not wishing to come with Il, can send
itdown ON some of tho boats with instructions
BY letter. and We will have Il hauled up 10 tina
Min md back FREE OF CHARGE
11'The highest market price paid for wheat,
and. corn at all tunes.
Juucl9 ly.nl5
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VIRGINIA, SIS:
Atsrles held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Putnam County, in the month
ofJanuary, 1863 %ff
George W. Cox,
James A. Fostcr.\
THNHE object Of this suit is 10 recover Of The
Z defendant the sum Of 1871 allcdgcd to b.
due to the Plaintiff by single bill Of the defend
Ost for SIG. with legal interest from the 3lst
day of October, 1861, and upon account stated
for Sl5, with continuing interest from the 9th
day Of October, 1860.
And the defendant not having entered his
appearance, and'it appealing bythc affidavit
of the plaintiff filed with the papers in the
office that his said claim is nit Sod that he has
present cause Of action therefor; and it appear
ingfurther by said AFFIDAVIT. that the said de-
PENDANT has voluntarily left his usual place Of
abode in said county of Putnam and has gone
into the armies Of the so.called Confederate
States, and that he has estate or debts due. him
in the said county of Putnam.
Now, therefore, on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney, it is ordered that the said James A.
Foster, do appear here. within one month after
due publication and posting Of this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his inter.
est in the PREMISES.
GEO. R. MONTAGUE. Click.
Parks 4 Hoge, p q Jan e2-wi.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

No. lO6 Main street VIII cling, five doors
above NJ. M. Bank, same side
Dec IS, 1871. q. G. ORR Il co.
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VIRGINIA., SIS:
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Putnam county in the month
of January, 1863,
George Montague
James A, FosterS
THE object OF this suit is to recover Of the
defendant the sum Of Si2, upC n account stated
with legal interest theron.
And the Defendant James A. Foster not hav
ing entered his appearance. and IL appearing
by an affidavit in the case, that his said claim
is just, and that he has present cause of action
therefor: and'it appearing further by said affi
davit, that the said James A. Foster has volun.
tarily left his usual place Of abode and has
gone into the armies Of the so.called "Confed
crate States" out Of the reach Of civil process
issuing from the county where he last resided,
and that the snid defendant James A. Foster,
has cstatcwithin the said county Of Putnam.
Now, therefore on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney it is ordered that the said defendant
James 4 Foster, do appear here within Que
month after due putlicatcno Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest
In the PREMISES.
TESTE;
GEO. r, MONTAGUE. Clerk.
Parks 4 HoSe, jan 22wt.
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llluN OF lNltTnll heNtnWe. J
PARKERSBuRG, January 90, 1863,
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned,
~ That the first assessment tunder the Inter
raj Revenue Laws of the United States,) for
the lth Division composed Of the County Of
MaSOnh has been completed, and that The books
lists, valuation and enumerations made and
taken by John Mason Esq, Assessor Of said
division are now, and shall remain open for
examination until he I'd day ofgcbuNry 1863
at said Assessors oipce, in tic Town of West
Columbia in said division; and on the said Sd
day Of February 1863, will be ut the Office
of said Assessor in1he town Of West Columbia
in said division, when aud where will sub.
nit the books, lists, valuations and cnumcra.
tons as taken by said Assessor, to all parties
ties who may feel themselves aggrcved Nv said
assessment to their inspection, and will then
and there here and determine in summary
way, Eccordingto law and right, upon any and
all appeals which may he exhibited against
the proceedings OF the'said assistant Assessor.
All appeals as aforesaid must be made in wri.
ting. aud must specify the particular cause,
matter or thing, respecting which decision
is requested and shall moreover state theground
or principle Of inequality or error. complained
Of, A. G. LEONARD, District Assessor,
2nl Distrtt Of Firginia,