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RECRUITS.
Provost MABsHAL GESERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, ID. o.. Nav Zhd. lss3.

Provost M4BsHAL GESERAL's OFFICE,O
Washington, D. o., May I'D, 1858.
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
IA Join any particular Regiment Of Cavalry now
In tue field, are hereby authorized TO present them
selves at any tie during the next thirty days to the
Board Of Enrolment in their respective Districts-
The Board shall examine them, ans determine upon
their fitness fog the Service and il found TO be Mt,
the Provost Marshal Of the District sh9ll give them
transportation tickets the general Rendezvous, at
the Headquarters Of the A. A Provost Marshal Cen
eral Of the State. As soon they present themselves
st this general kedeZvOus they shall be duly muster
ed BY mastering and discussing cicer, and paid By
him the bounty allowed By law.
JAMES B FRY,
ma729-445 Provost Marshal General.
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MORNING LEADER
LAHKLKRys RKGIsFER.

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE S, 1868.
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CLAIMS.
DENsIoNS AND BOUNTYi
widows Of Oficers and Soldiers,

who have died, OF who have been killed in service,
their minor Children or dependent Parents Brothers
or Sisters entitled TO full pensions and arrears Of
pay and 800 Bounty, and wounded Soldiers enti
lied to pension the extent Of disability. All who
have served TWO years, who have been discharged
By reason Of Wounds re entitled TO 800 Bounty.
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Col. 7th Ohio YOlun-
teers, has opened an Office in Warren, Trumbuu Co.,
Ohio, TO prUsecu the
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n. Z. MONEY RIARKKT-Ju 6.


MOney-Act ctive at 3 cent on call.
Sterling ExchunGe-Market lower. Selling at
l579Dl5S for first class bills.
GOfd-LOwer. Opening at 4536, declining to A,
and closing quiet at 442i.
GOvernmeRt stocks-Sales Of United States
Skies Of 1881, coupons 1856 Treasury Notes 10Y
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REFRIaERATORs, TOrrey's FOur-Minute
Ice Cream Freezers, Arctic Water Coolers,
Housekeepers and Grocers' Scales, Bird
Cages, Wire dish Covers, and Plunge and
Sitz Bathing Apparatus, just received and
for sale at manufaoturers' prices by
W. L. MARVIN,
Stove and Crate Emporium,
june S:444 No. so Public Square.
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STEWART Stove ON TRIAL.-A baking
with a single fire of bituminous coal, in the
Stewart Stove, will take place on Tuesday,
June 9th, 1868, at Jacob Wansor, No. 50
Public Square. We shall weigh the coal and
the bread baked.
This one fire will undoubtedly continue
baking through the day. Visitors are invl-
ted to witness the fairness Of the trial.
The bread will be given to the Industrial
School. JACOB WAEsoR, Retail Agent.
iuna2.AA9
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LOCAL NOTICES.
c.. A. READ &ECEO.,
BANK ERS,
So SUPERIOR ST., OLTvILAED, O.,
Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY

FOR
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe State Of Indiana,
q. 8. Coupons interest.
REALL KINDS Of Q. 8. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale. "
81 UNOURREHT BANK NOTES Bought at low.
est rates Of Discount. aprIl:44s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-12
TIN AND STOVE DEPOT.

r=5THE subscriber would respectfully call
ss5 the attention OF the people Of Point
lSsNiS Pleasant, aud the county generally,
that he is still carrying on the Thinning business,
at hs old Stan,lon Main street, next door be-.
low z. Gilmore'S Store, where he is ready to
patronage, He keeps constantly on hands AL
kinds Of Tin and SheetIrorA Ware. Also a
patterns. Job Work and repairing oiall kinds
done with ncatncss and despatch upon the
wall DO given to ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin.
Ware. JOHN LEONARD.
July 3, ls62-ho l7-ly.
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IRON GEN. RosEcRANs, ARMY.

NAmvrLLR, March e-There was
fighting lday yesterday between Van
Dorns command and Federal force Of
three regiments Of Infantry, about FIVE
hundred cavalry, and one battery, at
Spring Hill, thirteen miles south Of
Fanklin. Colonel Coburn's three reg
iments Of infantry we're cut to pieces or
captured by the rebel force, They fought
desperately, but their ammunition be.
came exhausted, and overwhelmed By
superior numbers they ware either killed
or captured The cSyslsy and artillery
got off safely, No requirements from
General Gilbert at Franklin reached the
scene of action. There were seven reg.
imeprs oil Felerals at thai place Van
Dora is repoted 10 have 1900 men in
lis command.
Further details Of the Eight at Frank,
lin, yesterday. have been received: five
Regiments Of infantry and one battery,
the lsh Ohio, with the S,h Pennsylvania
end 2l Michigan cavalry, all under com
mond of Col, Ooburn of the 3Si Indiana,
advanced on Spring Hill, on the 4th
Inst. Several spirited skirmisheS occur
red during tho day, our troops camping
four miles distant, On the 5Ih the
movement was renewed, the rebels fall
ling back in apparent disorder on Thorn
sons station. Here they suddenly OPEN
ed on our men with three batteries on
different points, and at the same time ap-
peared on each flaok in greatly superior
force. The unequal conflict was man
tanned with great determination tnl
heavy loss on both sides, bat aaalIy re
suited unfortunately to our troops, the
largest part of the SO Intiana, l0,h
Michigan, 92d Wisconsin and 85lh In.
DINA, with most of their commissioned
officers. being captured Our artillery
and cavalry were successfully with
drawn. The l2iJh Ohio was og, but
retired without loss, All quiet to-day,
the rebels have fallen Back, Their
force was infantry, with heavier artillery
than we he'd Gen. & !5cr,'s nonacton
filling TO re.enTor5e Cobun, 10 seyegly
censared by officers and men.
Nashville. March 8.-La;e news from
franklin state that our troops fought
with great yulor until their ammuaitj n
was exhausted. Our loss in killed uni
wounded isabout tlree hundred, We
lose pne thousand prisoners.
The report about The rebels ncgro
regiments proves TO be untrue. "
The rebel logs, according to their own
platrment, is double ours in killed sui
Wounded. We lose no officers killed.
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VIRGINIA. SIS.

Atrules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Of Wayne County, in the month Of February.
l553.
to- # 4 =: g-.. q and !. on-r..y
TIE object of this suit is to recover of the
defendant tie sun Of 1896 21 with legal inter.
est theron.
The defendant not having entered his up.
penrance, and tappearing from an affidavit IN
this cause, that said claim is Just and that The
plaintiff has present cause Of action therefor;
and it appearing further by said affidavit, that
the snid defendants have voluntarily left their
usual place Of abode in the said County Of
Wayne and have gone beyond the reach Of
personal service OF civil process Issuing from
the county in which they last resided and have
SO remsincd 50 days after having lett such place
ofabode,
Now, therefore, on motion Of lne plaintiffs
Attorney it is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do what is nosos-
s're to protect their interests in the prem.
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Mason County.Classiacation ofIusticcs

Mason County Classification ofJuSticeS
AT A COURT continued and held for the
II, county of Mason, at the Court House
thereof, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of July. 1862
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz;
JOHN McCULLoCH, Pre-. Justice.
FtRsr CLASS George Stephenson, j. H
Miller, jacob p, Kester aud Lewis Bumgarner
SrooyD CLASS b. j. Rollins, John Nc.
Culljeh, ST.. Reuben Harrison and Eugene b
Davis,
TulRD CLASS .JohnJ. Weis. Apalle Ste,
phens David George and L, NJ, Rollins
Fourth Class, John L. JordOh, William
Stewart r !. Dufer, and s " sommcrvile
FiSTu GLASS; Richard Bush, - -----
aud 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 arc
cassed to.wit
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862
FEBRUARY and September Term 1863 aud March
Torm 1864,
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862
April August and October term, 1863 and 4
pril Torn, 1864.
Third Glass to hold Novcmhcr Term, 1862
May and November Term, 1853 aHd February
and May Tenn, 1854.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1869
June and December term. 1863, and juno and
August Term 1864
Fiji, Glass to hold August Term, 1862 Jan
uary and July Term, 1869, md January and
July Term. 1864. TESTE; *
JAMES H. H0l LoWAY Clerk.
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EAGLE MILLS,
II j. u l. y Il d WI proprietor
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to he high price Of coal, hoo we
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays. =
Persons wishing it can have their wheat ex.
changed on Fridays,
We charge the eigth for grinding wheat and
the tiflh for grinding coin.
lJ-Coma on Friday or Saturday il you want
10 be sure Of finding the Miller at home,
Those living on the Kanawha river, and
wishing 10 send their wheat or corn to our mill
for the.purpo,c Of having it ground, OF oxchan.
g6d and not wishing to come with it, eau send
Il down On some Of the boats with instructions
by letter. and we will have it hauled up to the
Min aud back FREE OF CHARGE.
h1'The highest market price paid for wheat
and corn at all times.
Junel9 ly.ul5
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imnnrtsn. roc .nnoissaacc.

New YpNx Mach s "A special to
The Herald from head 'guarters Army Of
the Potomac, III, report the return Of
Tie expedition eudvr Col, Phelps. from
Northumberland aud Ltucastrrcoua,ies.
IleathvilIr, the ccunty seat Of the for
mer. vas surprised Ani the poSi-oili9e
searched but nothing was found Vho
lornging party sent to Lancaster coun y
captured two important IObel mails.
009 bushels of corn, so horses and mules
&c. Among the prisoners taken i
Co. Caybrook Of the rebel army, who
has been active in enforcing the con.
scrip'ion; 10, + sgu2gler who has CON
vcyei 500 90 worth Of cOnraband
goods across the Potomac, two iuaaen-
tial citizens aud two clerks in rebel de.
partments at Richmond, with quantity
OF IeIters to citizens of Baltimore. and
official correspondence TO parties in Lon
dom care OF Barring Bros.
The country is quite barren. There
are no rebel troops there, except a few
colaly.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY +!

WE invite the attention Of every lady and
gentlemen TO new idea We have com
menced the manufacture Of beautiful fine
Gold Double Iocket the exact imitation Of 4
SMALL GOLD WATCH. We offer then, to
the public nj FIVE DOLLARS each. and
will put into each loCGet nee of charge tho
perfect lilenesses OF any two of our Generals or
leading officers who may be named by the
person seuding. as we have oa hand the por-
traits fIearly al! the officers in The army rs
wella most Of the rebel generals. Besides
this rare Offer We will send with every lockot
desirable gift of fac gold ieWeliy or watcG
cs worth in cash from ONE DOLLAR up 10 ONE
uuSDGLD DotlAgs, We guarantee that this
business shall be conducted on fair and hon
omb.e prii ciples, and wilrsfund tho money
il al cases where person is dissatisfied.
A FAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER,
We douot ssk any one 10 send US the money
tilIthey know what IA they will get ANY
person eau send rs thoir name, and try their
luck, apd We will inform them by return mail
what gift they are entitled TO, and they can
then do as thoy plcasa about sending for it,
Il would be well g,r any lady or gentleman de-
sjrin. the agency for any neighborhood 10 wife
Us Immediately, as those who apply first Will
have the dgst chance at this splendid enterprise
Agents who send rs names Of persons in any
part ot the country. TO Try their luck, will re-
receive ten rci cent. Of all money they may
srpd I'D /, is impossible to give all the par.
ticulars in an advertisement but we will do
so by private circulars 10 those sending va
their names The locl;ets and gifts will be
sent b! iali post laid, Money sent BY mail
al our risk.
+ S.--Wri'e your name, Post Office and
State di!iEcIy, Address,
A, W. HALL & CO
Corner Of Third / Pine Streets, St. Louis No.
Morn To EproRa-Any Editor who will in.
scrt this advertisement aud not one month or
upward and call attention Editors aud others
will receive tnadyance if desrcd) one Of our
Five Dollar Locke,s and Pictures" by mott.
flying NJ aud slaliug copy OF paper. ~
March -. "''5
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VIRGINIA. SIS:

VIRGINIA., SIS:
/, At Rulcshell IN III, Clerks Office in Cabcll
Coanty on the dr.. Monday ia February 1863
John Laidley,
Geo s. Holderby d St In Debt, 500
a. y. RUSSELL partners
tradiny under the style Of
Holdcrby i Russell.
THE object Of this suit is TO recover from the
defendants the sum OF 500 and the defendant
George S. Holdcrby having failed to enter his
appearance, and il appearing by an affidavit
fled in the papers, that The said George s. lIol-
derby has voluntarily leh his usual place Of
abode aud has Eoncinto tho service o. the So
called Confederate States and Las SO remained
for more than 20 days
On motion, II is, there fore, ordered that the
said defendant doappearhOre within one month
after due publication of this notice, and do
what's necessary to protect his interest in the
premises, Teste.
J. S. WITCHER, Clerk.
J imiiHf,iH Fr-a. ..e~
Feb. &c lw. PTS S. 90.
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G9-Oo tie q5th uIt., grain elevator
on the Michigan Southern Railroad at
Toledo, was burned together with $780,,
900 bushels OF grain sad some -four,
loss slated at $500, O0Q.
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VIRGINIA., SIS:


AiRulc, held in the Clerks Office in oabell
county, on the FIRST Monday Of February, 1868
Reriamin Y Marsh Lewis WI
Hayward, Edward Y. Town
send, Henry Henderson. Rich
ard Wood, Alfred H. Foster,
partners trading under the} 10 Debt,
style of K. Wood, Marsh &. Hay
ward. vs.
George S. Holderby / s.. ". T..
Russell, partners trading un.
der thu style Of Holdcrby &
Russell
= THE object of this Suits TO recover of the
defendant, thdsum of 1851 SIC with interest,
aud The dyitndents having failed to enter their
appearance and it appearing by an AFFIDAVIT
filed in the papers, that the defendent George
S. llolderhy has voluntarily left his usual
place of abode and gone iuto the service of the
50 called confederate States and has so remain
cd for mole than % days.
On motion it is therefore, ordered that he
appear here within one month after due publ
cation of this notice, and do what is necessary
to protec. his interest in Che premises.
Tcsto:
J. $. WIToHER, CLERK.
J. Laidly, p q
Feb &c 4w p. IS SO
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POINT PLEASANT MABKET,

d. Hobacks scandinavian Remedies.
Are you sick, no mater what organ is aiIec.
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noy complaints, piles, low feye9, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual ygor,
etc These remedies ara astonishing the whole
medical world, See advertisement
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SATURDAY EVENING POST

SdTURDAH EVENING POST
THE Saturday Evening Post is Weekly
paper devoted to Literature, News, etc Among
It's contributors we may mention the following
distinguished writersi =
MRS. ELLEN WOOD. author Of oEast
2" Lynn" "The Earl's Heirs" etc.
MARION HARLAND, author Of "Miriam,"
"Alone, etc.
EDMUND lilRKE, author OF "Amone the
Pines"
VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND, whose domos,
tic sketches are so greatly admired.
Terms-Single copy So. Two copies So
-Four copies SO. Eight copies land one exlra)
$l2. Twenty copies land one extra So5.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
Who wants Sewing .MachineY To any one
sending thirty subscriptions to the POST, aud
S6O, will be given as a premium ono Of Wheel
or and Wilson's Sewing Machines, such as aro
sold by them Mt forty.fyo dollars (Si5). The
machines will he selected new at tho manufac,
tory in New York, and will be sent, boxed, with
full directions for setting up and using. and
with no expense, except Tor freight. Spcci.
men numbers o. tho THE POST sOnt gratis
when requested. "f
DEACON & PETERSON. Publishers,
No. 9lO Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

win be afforded you to hurl the scoun.
drel vallandigham 50 deeply into the
abyss of oblivion that be win never again
show his trsstorous courssnsncs among
honest men. In doing sos you viii have
the further eradication of voting for
an honest Democrat. in whom you can
safely confde. and to whose patriotism,
wisdom and ability. you can trus. tbs
Executive Department Of your State,
with perfect assurance that the trusi
will be returned to you uusullied BY
treason. or untarnishsd BY base and IN,
manly erisging, to mere party tricksry,
Such . man is offered ron in homes
JoHs BRoueH.- You cannot "long de-
bate which 10 choose" The one vii
lead our State captive to the will o
traitors and disloysl men. The otbel
will elevate our glorious commonwealtl
even to higher position than she nov
occupies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09
THz DR.rr CoxxurArux.-Proyos

TIE DRArT CoHNUrATroE.- Provost
Marshal General Fry, announces that
the amount to be paid in accordance
with the provisions of the Enrolment
law. BY any person who may be drafted,
iu order to secure exemption, is fixed at
$500. The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue in each district is authorized
by the Secretary of War, and directed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury, to re-
ceive such money, for which he will
give duplicate receipts. One of these
must be delivered to the Board Of En-.
rollueHt on or before the day the
drafted person is ordered to report for
duty, when be win be furnished by the
Board with certificate of exemp mption.
stating that he has been discharged
from liability of the draft by the pay
ment Of $500. 49, -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

-HIt is reported that the convict
nominee Of the Copperhead Dsmocr scy
Of Ohio. o. L. Vallsndigham. has
escaped from rsbeldom. and is now on
his way to Csnadss whence be will en-
deavor to work his way into Ohio
His reception and treatment BY the
rebel authorities, is 10 marked contrast
TO their wonted course with Union men.
For Val. claims to be for the Union
He so declared himself to the Federal
officer who conveyed him within the
rebel lines. But the fact is, they knew
he villsinously lied. The rebels de.
olined taking charge Of him as a prison
er. which he insisted upon being con-
sidered. but on the contrary provided
q carriage for the comfort Of his worth.
less carcass. and in every respect.
treated him with dignity and honor
becoming q much better man. He was
not allowed to escape in q common
blockade running vessel, but the LADY
Davis" vessel owned BY the Coufed.
crate Government. was placed at hi,
service, and in her be was sent on bis
mission to stir up disoord. and bring
about civa war in the State of Ohio. and
IL possible, obtain the Gubernatorisl
ehsiy.
One thing is remarkable about VaFs.
stay in rebeldom. 1t is not known that
be ever opened bis mouth in support Of
the Union. No words from bis lips
have fallen dissenting from the doc.
trine of secession. What was the cause
of this silence. 1t could have emanated
but from two causes, cowardice, OF
hatred Of the Union. II the first, be
has proved himself unfit for any post oi
honor at home. II the last, be is well
worthy to be the candidate of the Cop.
perbeads Of Ohio. He pretends to be
the friend Of the Union as it was. Yet
be never so declared himself to the men
with whom his arguments might have
had some force. Had be shown hall
the courage in advocating the cause Of
the Union IN JEFF. Davis dominions,
that be has done said Davis cause in
the North, we might give him some
credit for honesty and sincerity. As It
is, his silence where be had 60 6ne an
opportunity to display bis eloquencs,
but proves him dwelling coward or
sneaking traitor. in either Of which
characters, he is well qualified to re.
ceive the vo.ss Of every Ceppsrhssd in
the State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

RC Capt. G. ]. SrEALEY, A. Q. N.
at this place, met with q serious loss
last Wednesday, by the death Of very
valuable blooded Stallion, for which be
some time since refused $1,000. The
horse has remained at Cheshire during
this Summer, and was found in his
stable on Wednesday last BY his keeper.
with one Of his bind legs 60 badly
broken as to require him to be shot
How the accident occurred. 10 mys-
teFy. The loss of this fns horse 10
not only serious to the owner in De.
eaniary point Of view. but equally so to
our farmers who were desirouus Of i'm.
proving their stock. The raising Of
fne horses is now eDgrossipg their at.
tention, and to be thus suddenly de.
prived Of the neansr is 9 matter Of no
small moment. =
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OF THE POTOMAC.
RESULT OF THREE DAYS BATTLES.
LEE DEFEATED AND RETREATING.
HIS RETREAT PROBABLY CUT OFF
ENEMY'S LOSSES VERY HEAVY.

BAkrIMosE, July 8, 12 O'Clock.
I arrived this morning from the
field of the three days battle at Gettys-
burg, Pa. having left there yesterday
noon. The enemy was then believed
TO be retreating on the Chsmbersburg
turnpike and the adjacent roads, hsv-
ing left one strong corps posted in an
admirable defensive position, half mile
or more beyond Gettysburg, presenting
heavy battle line to oppose our
pursuit and protect their retreatiDg
columns This position Of theirs was
so strong and gave such opportunities
for an ,enflsding artillery FIRE on our
attacking column that an open attack
in front hardly seemed, advisable, and
up to Saturday noon it bad at any
rate not been attempted. It is not inn
possible however that flank Of this
line could be turned. .,.-
The battle of Wednesday. concerning
results and losses Of which full dis,
patch was forwarded from the field,
was partial repulse to US, not because
our troops did not fight splendidly, but
simply because the enemy very largely
outnumbered us. On that day We
we're the attacking party. Gen. Meade
arrived on the ground near midnight.
and at once resolved on making it o
purely defensive battle. Gen. How
ard. who. after his arrival on Wednes-
day evening. had the command. bad
selected high bluff. south OF Getiys-
burg, on which their cemetry is located,
and stationed the troops there. up
aloag that line and had planted bats
teriss TO sweep every approach. Gen.
Meade adopted this as the proper posi-
ton for bis center, and at once ar
ranged the other corps as'they came
up on either side of the cemetery bill,
the outlsying heights giving to our
whole lins nearly the shape OF . horse
shoe. The ground was quits rolling
With two or three high smiusncss, sud