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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-02-05
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VIRGINIA, SIS:
A. Rules hold in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Gonrt of Mason Coun,y in the month Of
February, 1863
George Cooper and Hiram
Cooper conpltS.
W,
,IcsSoe Walton lawson In Chanccry.
Brooks, Thomas Waggonor
aud Charles T. Bcae delt's
II appearing by affidavit filed, that the de-.
f,ndcnt Thomas Waggenor is anon resident Of
the State Of Virginia, and the object of this
suit hnng oobtau decree to settle and Hd
lust tho partnership accounts Of Tho steamboat
Kanawha Valley. II is therefore ordered that
i1a said absent Jeicndcnt Thomas Wnggener,
do appcarhorc within one month after due rub
licnlion Of this order and do what Is necrssa'
~ toprocct his interest in the premises.
TESTE'
CHAS, Il. WAGGENER, CLERK.
Feb 3 A.
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4NIlE object of Til, suit Is to recover Of ~,
I Defendant the sum Of 500, with lcc
interest thereon from the 9th day Of Septcmb,
ls6l till paid.
The defendant not having entered his ~
penrance. and itappcariug from an affidavit 4,
This cause, that said claim Is just, mud that IT,
plaintiff has present cause Of action ,hcref s
aud it appearing further ly said affidavit, t'r (
the said defendant has voluntarily lef his u
al place Of abode IN the said County Of PUN "a
and has gone into the armies Of the so cnll !
Confederate States" beyond the reach Of Ct (
process issuing from said county, where he
resided and that tiiinnt believes the said ST.
phcn b, Mason, has estate within the So
county Of Putnam.
CHOW. therefore. on motion Of tho plaini
attorney, il is ordered That tho said Steph,
D. Mason, do appear here within one mon'd
after due publication and posting of this or'li,
and do what Is necessary to protect his inlT
est in the prcmlscs, -.
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PUTNAM COUNTY TO WIT:
To the Clerk Of the county Coar: Of Putna;
Nnnnh,.. ~

W va u w ~ ~ wa
To the Clerk Of the county Coar: Of Putna;
County: wv
Nc Gideon Frdcricks. A, A. ITandlcv and
.T,'na b. Dazzling, three frcoholicrs Of the said
GhJtr. do hereby certify. that bv virtue Of n
warrant To- Us directed BIZ J Ohm Bower. Jus.
lice Of said county, We have this day on our
cUh1 viewed and appraised a mare takes up by
\, Il. Wcs'sn, on his land as an estray and as
fcsS the value Of the horse ut forty. dollars
the said marc is u sorrel, about IL years old,
with blaze face, right shoulder larger than
ihc left. white spot in h,r right shoulder hack
IF the collar mark, right hind foot and right
fore foot white AMI nearly Islands high. Civ.
en- unies our hands this ~ day ~ January,
1863. GIDEON FREDERICKS.
A. A. HANDLEY.
J. h. PUDDING.
1cNtr:
GEO +, MONTAGUE, C.P.C.
fehi-w7 Ipriut, fee AL
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DISTRICT ASSESSUKS'S OFFIUE,l
Second District Of Virginia, for the Collcc.
[ion of Internal Revenue
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NOTICE.

January %, 1869 WI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
WAsHINcrnN 49,

WILMINGTON, Jan. Il.
A pHYGte letter received here from Paris De-
eem3er nth, states that the impression among
me French is that the policy Of De I'Huvs earss
not last and change Of Ministry is not unlikely
2gel9Te Fe0ruaryi that at the last Council at the
- 2tuIlieLlss the PresIdent's Message was pro-
tI HIoulced WISE, and all the South could ask Upon
the same authoTty the letter states that the Em-
PeIoI PI mas ao9ndOAed his peachaHt for the South
AAnother good sign is that the Moniteur has been
lhroMn upon the defensive by the universal dis-
appreciation which the PROPOSE for A., ary1;sfi,..
encountered. One article even 7stafed fbat fbs
Government had never expected the bioclrods
was to be suspended during the armistice..
Inc Presidents message produced an excel
lent effect and has not been successfully assail-
ed in any quarter, while his earnestness, moder-
9I au9n and 1orbearanee have eaptivated all who
1t appears that during the recent capture of
Holly springs, by the rebels under Van Dorm,
they burned hospital Just ready for occupation,
although Van Dom promised that it should be
spared This was one Of the finest in the South
ern department, having 9, 600 hunks, an immense
lot OF drugs and surgical appartus, and thou
sands Of blankets, sheets, &c. This proceeding
was N violation Of. a promise and all rules Of
civilized warfare and is an evidence ofthe barbar-
lty and want Of principle in the rebel officers.
An attempt was also made to destroy the gen.
eral hos pltal which contained over 500 sick. By
order Of Van Dom lot Of ordinance stores
Whleh had been stored in the building, consist
ing OF powder shells and cartridges, were piled
IN mont Of the hospital and fired. Medical officers
tempt, and before there was time to remove the
sick the walls were riddled with flying balls
and shells and finally an explosion shook the
building destroying every door and window and
wounding about twenty men. 1t was by the ut
most exertion the hospital was saved as a shelter
over the men from the night air. Added to this
a rebel Cavalry officer named Brewster, who stat
ed he had been detailed by Van Dorm to march
of every sick man who had not been parolled,
collected together, pistolin hand, about $50 sick
and forced them to rise from their beds and fall
into line, threatening to shoot the medical on
GERS who expostulated and made the poor fel-
laws, suffering from typhoid fever pneumona and
diarrh@a, start with them on the road.
The men fell down in the street, and had 10
rise again for fear Of being shot, when they were
so weak that the slightest motion was agony
On being importuned if there was any thing in
the name Of humanity that could be done to in
duee him to stop his brutal proceedings, he
finally consented to let them alone on receiving
apaper signed by all the surgeons present stat
ing that the men were too sick to walk and that
their removal was an impossibility. This state
meDt was signed by H. r. Wrls, Medical d.
rector, 18th Army Corps.
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Marrow ESCAPE Of General Builder


NEW YORK, Jan. 10
The ironclads Weehawken and Nassau have
received sailing orders, and leave on Tuesday
next
sunday last the gunboats Currituek, Annieosta
and Ella went into the Pinnzatank to cut out a
schooner which had run the blockade The Cur
rtuck got ashore, but was pulled off. A number
OF cayalrymen appeared near the schooner,
which was up creek. Our boats fired on them
and they skedaddled. Finding it impossible to
get the schooner out, she was sheIed to fire her,
and when they left she was in light blaze
Joseph G. Farmer of California, arrested for
fraud in obtaining and converting draft belong
i9g to the estate OF c. Way, is held to bail In
the sum Of $1,000
A dispatch from Stafford Court House, Yir-
glnia, OF the 9th, says This afternoon ten Of our
scouts were fired upon near Stafford Stores ten
miles from here, by band Of $50 rebels IN am
BUSH Our men escaped capture, but two were
wounded, one mortally.
The train on which General Butler was going
to Boston came in collision with another train
this morning. All the seats in the car where he
rode were smashed, but the General was unin-
jured.
Secretary Chase holds a conference with the
Bank Presidents tonight
Dangerous counterfeit SIS on the Bank of Amer
lea OF this city sre said to be in circulation dis
tinguishable only by the fact that the signatures
and dates are engraved, while the genuine are
written.
AdVices from New Orleans report that the reb-
els have 1900 men and thirty guns at Port Hud-
son. The earthwOrks are said to be four miles
in extent.
The capital at Baton Rouge was destroyed by
fire recently, with many thousand rare and val
liable books, papers, &c. Loss $4,000
The following is from Richmond paper:
WILMINeToS, N. c., Dee, 3O.-The iron steamer
Giraffe with valuable cargo Of Government
stores, and special messenger from Europe, ar
rived at a Confederate port to-day.
The steamer Marion has arrived from New Or
leans I'd. News unimportant. Banks was con-
centrating his forces at Baton Rouge
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FURTHER BY TIE JURA.

NAFE RACE Jan. IL.
meeting Of the werlzngmen Of Manchest er
was held at Free Trade Hall on the 3Ist Of De-
cember, to pass resolutions in support Of the
Federal cause, and to agree on an address to
President Lincoln. The Mayor presided, ex-
planning that he did not do so as Mayor, but sim
ply as Belle Hayward among QuaSers.
Mr.. Barcley, Member Of Parliament, and the
negro Jackson, JEFF. Davis escaped coaehman,
wete present
A letter was read from John Stuart Mills,
warmly approving the demonstration as a lust
rebuke TO the mean feeling of a portion Of the
people, and as o source Of unqualified happiness
to those whose hopes and fears in the interest
ofhumanity are bound up in the prosperity Of
the working classes.
Resolutions were then passed e1 pressing SYM
pathy with the attempt Of President Lincoln and
his colleagues to coerce the South, and high sat
isfaetion at the proclamation Of emancipation,
and other measures tending at once to give free
dom to the slave and restore peace to the Amer
lean na'iOn. The address to Mr.. Lincoln con-
graduates him on his humane and righteous pol
icy Of emancipation and beseeches him, while
yet his enthusiasm is q fame and the tide OF
events runs high, to finish the work effeetus lly.
The annual stock-taking of cotton in Liverpool
developed an excess of 10000 bales over the es-
timated quantity. This attracted much atten-
ton, and depressed prices nOminally half q
penny but as the market was closed On the
first, the effect was not finally tested at Satur-
days price.
Virginia State stock touched AZ.
LIVERPOOL 1st.-Breadstuff5 quiet and steady.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat qniet but steady.
White Western and Southern 20625s. Corn
steady; mixed 2ss 6d92Ss Cd
Provisions dull. No sales Of beef Pork nom
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Cleveland Post ONCE.
NOvEsmER II, 1862
EASTERN WAY, daily, for Buffalo and int. rmediate
ofhe 81 arrives l0o5 a. N; closes 2-20 P. n.
EAsrERN WAY, daily, for Willoughby. painegyflie
Geneva, AshtRbula aBd Conneaut, arrives at G. Is p
EASTERN THROUGH, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York arrives 655 A NJ, 6;l5 P H.; closes g05 NJ,
Pm.
PITTsBURGH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, A krou Mas
sillon, steubenville B. o. R. R., arrives 9:22 NJ.
PuTsBURGH THROUGH, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives s:3l p NJ; closes 2.j0 P. NJ
CiScIsSATI WAY, lor Columbus, Indianapolis, Lou
isyille, St Louis Nashville and Cairo, arrives 730
NJ closes go 4. N.
CISCINNATI THRoUGH, or Columbus, Indianapolis,
81 louis Nashville aud Cairo, arrives g30A NJ clO
WEsTEas WAY, f.r Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives y-25 A. M closes C.3i A. NJ
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo Chicago and De-
troit- daily, arrives $50 P NJ; closes 535 P. n.
SASDUsKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division, ar
rives at $40 A. NJ closes 500 p. N.
MAHONING WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
80 P. NJ; b.l3 p. N.
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P. NJ; closes 500
RooxPoRr, Dover, Sheffield, North Ridqevile. &C.,
arrives and coses on Tussday, Thursday and Satur-
Barn, BrecksviIe, CopIey, &c, leaves Tuesdays
and saturdays at 700 A NJ arrives Mondays and Fri
SHARON CEsTER, Granger, HinckIey, North RoyaI-
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 700 A. n; ar
riyes Mondays and Fridays at 500P. N.
MARRENsyILLE, daily arrives 1918 A. n; closes
EAST CLEyELAEDandE Esclid, daily, ,arrivess;OO A NJ;
closes 800 P. n.
B5J-Time Of Arrival Of Nails in above Schedule is
at the Depot, and time OF Distribution OF mails ready
lor delivery usually one hour later than arrival o;
30 Mail aud Drop Letters are required by layg to
An city Circulars are required to be prepaid with
penny stamp.
bs- 0nice open from 7:s0 A. 81. to $50 P.N.
u VI y. w.
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WAR CLAIMS.

Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widew,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
TO bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, CommIssary, OF other Departments OF the
Army, NsVy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
OF much interest to soldiers and thar heirs
Sen d rs your name snd stamp, snd We viii send
q co py frsei or twelve copies, one each month";
for cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees I,pw, and no charge until after we have &C.
SOi- '-''--'- o. G. BRUCE,
omcs-I4ym ms Block, near the Court House,
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Address to President Lincoln.
Endorsement Of bis Proclamation.
vICKsBURG BATTLE.

CAIRO Jan. II.
By arrival tonight from the mouth Of the
Hazoo, We have authentic accounts from Vicks-
burg. Sherman's repulse is complete The en-
tire force under the direction Of McClernand re-
embarked yesterday on transports, closely
pressed by the rebel advance, which, coming in
range Of our gunboats, were driven back with
severe loss
Atlast accounts the entire feet of transports
with troops had arrived at Island 81 on their way
to Napoleon
There is nothing definite from Banks or Farra-
gut, though rumOrs of their advance are in cir
culatiOn.
The engagement was less general than here
tofore reported. The principal fighting was done
by the center under the command ofSmith and
Blair; The conduct Of the latter is highly spok-
en- Of.
Our loss, as near as could be ascertGned, was
l,5OO wounded, COO killed and ], 900 missi ng.
The Captain Of the rebel gunbOat Benten died
Of wounds receiyedin in the recent attack at Hams
Bluff.
The steamer Musselman was burned by guer-
rillas at Bradley's Landing 10 miles above Mem
phis.
zCaptain Moore. in command Of about 100 men,
attacked camp Of about 300rebels at Huntoon's
Mills, IS miles east Of Fort Pillow, on the morn
ing Of the 8th. The rebels we're completely sur
prised, IS killed, 46 taken prisoners, 80 horses
and lot Of small arms captured. Two Federals
were wounded. The expedition was absent from
the fort only p hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
FORTRESS MONROE NEWS.

Fortress MONROE, jan 9.
Colonel Ludlow, Of General Dix's staff, has
Just returned from City Point, having accom-
plished the exchange Of prisoners which will re-
store to Immediate active service about 2OiOOO OF
our paroled men Ist, all the officers and men
who were delivered at City Point from the llth
Of November, 1862 to January lst, 1853; I'd, all
officers and men captured at Harper,s Ferry
Sd, all the officers and men paroled at Winches-
ter November 18th and 2Gth, 1872 and December
1st, 1862 4th, all officers and men paroled by
Colonel ImbOden November 9Th, 1862.
9th an the officers and men paroled atGolds-
boro', North Carolina, May 22d, 1862, and delly-
cred at Washington; 9TH, All captures IN Mis-
sOuTi, Arkansas, New Mexico, Texas, Arizona
and Louisiana up TO January lst, 1850, are duly
exchanged 7th, All captured in Kentucky,
Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama, South Carolina
and Florida up TO December 10th, 1862: sth,
all captured on the sea and Gulf Coast, and wa
ters flowing into the same, mp to December 10th,
1862, are duly exchanged.
Colonel Ludlow says that il IS highly probable
that the Confederate Government will rescind
their order retaining officers Of the United States,
and also that citizens who are prisoners, will
soon be released
The daily Bulletin Of Charlotte, North Caroli-
na, January 9th, says the papers this morning
published report that General Hindman has ex-
ecuted ten Yankee officers in retaliation for the
Mcneil butchery.
The following is from the Richmond Examin-
special dispatch to the Charleston papers
says that Bragg addressed the citizens Of Deck
ard and Winchester, Tennessee, on Monday, as
suring them that he would not leave them, but
make a stand between Alliance and Tullahoma.
He had fallen back to give his menrepose after
q battle which exhausted the enemy.
The Yankees have advanced six miles from
AIurfreesborO.
CHARLEsT0s, Jan. 8.
The following is from Kingston, North Caro-
lima. Jan. sth:
The enemy are making preparations for an
oIr Raimfnwnannarfa are daily
from Suffolk. The Yankees at MoOrhead city
and Newburn are about 50OO0 strong, and are
under General Foster. They will probably at
tack Charleston, Wilmington, Weldon and Colds
boro', simultaneously.
It is reported they q now cooking their
marching rations,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
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ton, the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admonition although their mildness would
prevent any mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills
arc recommended. Full and explicit directions ac-
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Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
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which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
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FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, Jan TO-
The Jura from Liverpool Ist and Londonderry
I'd, passed at noon to-day.
The wOrlringmen at Manchester had held
meeting to express their sympathy with the
North, at which congratulatory address to
President Lincoln on his course was adopted.
Additional French troops are declared indis-
pensible in Mexico. ~
lCoHMERoIAL.-COtton sales on Friday 8, 600 bales
at 1491a decline. On Friday the corn exchange
was closed, owing to the holidays. Tuesdays
prices were steady and unchanged Provisions
very dull. COnsols quoted on Friday at 92J%a
w for money Erie shares 42c Illinois Cen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12

RAILROAD IHPRoYENEETs.-We learn
from the Dunkirk Union that the large build
ing which has been erected by the Erie Rail
way Company. for the transfer Of freight
from one railroad TO the other, is completed.
1t is so arranged inside that the Erie and
State Line cars can run into the building and
load or unload. There is also platform on
the west side, so thst it would seem that the
facilities for the transfer Of freight from one
road to the other must be ample. The
structure, though Of wood, is a slightly one,
and adds materially to the appearance Of
that part Of the town.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOuAC.

= HkADQUARrRRs Army POTOMAC, Jan. TO-
All quiet Through the inspection Of light
l2-pounder ammunition it is shown to be mostly
worthless, the fuses being badly filed. Several
casualties occurred from them to our own men
during the recent battle.
There is no truth in the report in Richmond Of
sumner debarkatiOn. He still occupies his pO-
sltlon in front Of fredericksburg. None know
tins better than the rebel military authorities as
daily flags oftruee go over under his superys-
ion.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON,- Jan 9.
The following nominations have been sent to
the Senate by the President:
VIM. E. Phelps, Illinois, 70 be Consul Of the
United States at Petersburg Thos. H. Clay, of
Kent eky, to be Minister Resident of the United
states to the Republic Of Nicaragua, in place Of
Andrew B. Dickinson, resigned; Chas Gilbert
wheeler, Of Missouri, to be Consul Of the United
States at Nusenberg Noah S. Wilson, of Ind-
ana, to be Consul at Lallanion, San Salvador; j.
Il. Mansfield, of Wisconsin, TO be Consul at Ia
baseo, in the place of Noah L. Wilson; VIM
Walter Murphy, Of Michigan, to be Consul of the
United States for the Duchy Of Brunswick, in the
place Of Bells Martin, resigned Arthur Fal-
som, OF Illinois, to be Consul of the United
States, at Cape Haytien; J. Cosby, of Kentucky
to be Consul Of the United States at Geneva.
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CAVALRY RAID.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10
Ihe following was received at headquarters to-
day from Fortress Monroe:
FORTRESS MoERoB, jan 9.
To General Halleek A party Of cavalry and
infantry was sent from Yorktown by General
keyes and landed at West Point night before
last and returned to-day with quantity of ami
mails and eight loaded wagons.
They destroyed the depot and rolling stock at
White House, burned steamer and several
sloops, boats and barges laden with grain. They
sustained no loss whatever
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