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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
a RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY /!

WE invite the attention Of every lady and
w gentlemen to Il new idea. We have com,
menccd the manufacture of beautiful fine
Gold Double Loeket. the exact imitation of
SMALL GOLD WATCH. We offer them Ia
the public al FIVE DOLLARS each. and
; will put into each locket, free Of CHARGE the
perfect likenesses ofanv two of our Generalsnr
leading officers who may be named by the
person seuding, Us we have on hand the por.
traits Of nearly all the officers in The armt. M
well as most Of the rebel generals. /. Besides
this rare offer we will send with every locket
n desirable gift Of fine gold ievelIy or watch.
80. worth in cash from ONE DOLLAR up to ok
HUNDRED DOLLARS. We guarantee thaf this
business shall be conducted on fair and hon.
orable pril ciples, and will refund the money
in all cases where person is dissatisfied
AFFAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER.
We do not ask any one to send sthe money
till they know what rift they will get. Any
person can send Us their name, and try their
luck, and we will inform them by return mail
what gift they are entitled to, and they can
then do as they please about sending for it,
II would be well for any lady or gentleman de.
string the agency for any neighborhood to wife
us Immediately, as those who apply first will
nave the i.rst chance at this splendid enterprise
Agents who send us names Of persons In any
part Of the country. 10 try their luck, will re.
receive ten per cent of all money they may
send us, 1t is impossible to give all the par.
ticulars In TN advertisement but we will do
so by private circulars to those sending US
their Names The inckets md gins viii be
sent by mail post paid. Money sent by mail
at rrisk.
P.S.-Write your name, Post oiIlcO aud
State distinctly, Address.
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Corner Of Third& Pine Streets, St. Louis. Mo-
Morn TO EDrroRS Any Editor who will In.
sert this advertisement and not one. month or
upward and call attention Of Editors aud Others
will receive lin advance II desired) one of our
Five Dollar Lockets aud Pictures" by mott.
flying us and sendingcopy fpaper
March ~. 'riI
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significant Leader Of the Richmond TX

Significant Lead r Of the Richmond TX
nmincr.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
March Goth, 1868.
The Richmond Examiner Of yesterday,
has an cxrocninary laader, the tone of
which is evidently intended to prepare
the public mind Of The South for serious
reverses on the line of the Rappahan-
mock. 1t commences as follows:
"The active operations ofthe Federal
army under Hooker are now commen-
ced, and eilhtfa decisive baulo or re
treat Of General Lee must be the speedy
consequence. The latter contingency is
possible, but not probable. and another
heavy Struggle over the line Of the Rap.
pshanuock maybe safely anticipated"
After specuhiing upon the supposed
plan Of General Hooker. and the
strength and the success Of Lees forces,
the editor remarks:
al, however, the Confederate force
is not sufficiently numerous to prevent
the com plerono of the msneuyer. il is
supposed that no course remains hat to
FIJI back upon some point nearer Rich
mnod, and give the enemy battle at .
greater dstonce from his base"
There is nothing of importanc, from
amy scene Of active operations ia the
f ID. There WAS heavy fall Of snow
hers Turing !heday aud las, night.
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4 shorp lsNt Scar MlItou Tenn.

MuRFREEsBoRo' March fI.--Wa have
tome farther PARTICULARS OF the MI, on
fght. 1t took pace on the Laueasss
Pile, one or twomiIes this side of Milton,
which town is twelve miles northeast of
Mlstrees5oro' Col. Hui WIS not re-.
tnrning, as at first reported. He had
intended to return ZONE time before, bu,
had changed lis mind and when the al.
tack lo"k place was marching 10 Liber-
". The rebal force came from toward
Milton. On thcir frs; appearance Col.
Hall fell bsck some distance aud then
took position, Three of the rebel rrgi
ments were mounted infantry, who dU.
ring the contest fought on loot These
attacked in front while column Of cav
airy attacked either flank. The--oa the
right of our line repealed one Of these
thanking columns, They were posted in
thicket, and when The enemy came near
enough, pou'eljn upon them a single
EolIey, which threw them into confusion,
aud caused them hastily to retreat they
Ioosng BY this one voley, killed, 81
wounded, and about 30 horses.
Capt Blair, Dr. Merrick and Lieut.
Hammond, Of Gan. Reynolds staff went
out for Information last night, and re-
tornod a bout milniSht,with these partic.
ulats. Oo thsit return they narrowly
escaped falling into the hands OF some
rebel guerriIas.
The exac; force of the enemy was four
regiments of cavalry, three OF mounted
infantry, one riAcd cannon, (l9 FOUNDER
"A, howi@Hr, and TWO mounted howilzer.
One Captain and three Lieuienants are
among the prisoners taken.
On IRurslayOur lines weru all slight,
Nv contracted. This morning the reb.
els came up, and not finding our pckets
IN the same position as before, advanced
and threw shells, for the purpose Of dis.
covering the new line. Part Of Sher.
dams Division. with Stokes Cavalry,
went out and drove them off. Our cav.
hsdtwo Killed and seyetai woundei.---
The enemys loss is unknown.
The Michigan Mechanics and EGgi.
scCrs, Col. Gnni', were reviewed to-day.
Weather cloudy, but as yet no rain.
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TIN AND STNYE lEPdi.

TslTHE subscriber would respectfully q
the attention Of the people Of ~
NIX Pleasant. and the country genert
that he is still carrying on the Timing hrsip
Mt his old Stand on Main, street, next door
low D, Gilmore's Store, where he is ready
accommodate al whomay favor hin witiii
patronage, He keeps constantly on hand 6
kinds OF Tin and Sheot-Iron Ware. Also
good assortment Of Stoves Of the most improg
patterns. job Work nd.repairing ofAll KIM
done with neatness and despatch upon u
most reasonable terms. Particular Rtteutio
will be given to ROOFING, SCOUTING. a.
Country produce taken in eSchaneefor Tin
Ware. JOHN LEONARD.
July }, ls62-Ao l7-Iy
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From Viclisburg.

ST, Louis, March 22.--The Rcpubli.
cans Memphis dispatch of the Goth says
Hdv'ces from Greenwood to Monday last
are to the effect that the gunboat Chilli.
Gothic bombardcd Fort Pemberton on
Saturday and Sunday but without de-.
c,siTe result The rebel battery is so
situated that it can't be attacked by a
land force on account Of the high water,
Re endorsements are being rapidly
sent to the scene Of operotions, and it is
expected that our feet will soon be able
to reduce all the rebel fertilization on
the Yazoo,
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Mason county.classifcation ofIusiIces

Mason Comfy .Classificati0n OF Justices
AT A COURT continued and held for the
n, county Of Mason, at the Courthouse
thereof. on Tuesday the 9Th day of July. 1862.
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
FRSr CLASs-George Stephenson, j., II.
Miller Jacob P. Hester and Lewis BungMncr.
SECOND CLASa.- B. j. Rollins, John Nc.
Culllch, Sr Reuben Harrison aud Eugene b.
Davis.
TulRp C1Ass.-.- JohnJ Weis Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and T. NJ. Rollins
PouRrH' CLAss.. John L. Jordon William
Stewart, +. j. Duifer, aud S. w. Somnerville
FlFTI Glass; Richard Bush, - -----
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter he held by
the Justices composing the several casSes
above mentioned and in tho order as they Rro
classed towit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1869,
February and September term lSG3 and March
Term, 1854.
Second Glass to hold October torn. 1869,
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
pril Term 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Term. 1869,
MAY and November Term, 1868 and February
and May Term, 1854
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862
June and December term, 1863, and June and
August Terml 1864.
Fihh Glass to hold August Term. 1862, jan.
uary and July Term. 1863. and January and
July Term 1864. TESTE;
JAMES II. H0l L0WAY, Clerk
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, March "a

Cincinnati, March %.
FLouR-Por barrel IS oO@s5 80
for superfine,
GRAIN Wheat-sl 95@l27 for red
and 81 sO@$l So for white.
CoRN--Wc quote at 46c in bulk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rio s963l.
Sugar, lO4@llc; Molasses, 5O@59c,
HOGS Quoted at 81 5O9s4 60.
HAY-Tho market rules heavy at
sli@l5 per ton for prime Timothy.
PoTAT0ES-The receipts continue
li5srSl, at sc@C5c Ios prime Esshan,
nocks.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, March 25.

Faoun-From SC O0@O so.
WHEAr--Wheat raoges from 95c@
81 90 for prime.
CORs--Wo quote a! 7O@75c, Meal
500. pc, bushel.
PorArors--$l OO@' Csc per bushel.
ArrLEs-From rs to 50 c per bushel.
pr bbl Sc 90 a % so.
EGc'--BnTrlR-Eggs isO per dozen
ButtOr zoe per pound,
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The BLACK Brigade not Captured.

The Black Brigade not Captured.
Huron HEAD, March 10 --latest in.
telligenee from the Black Brigade, which
is now marching ipto Florida, is that
they have taken several important points
with many prisoners and captured large
quantilies of munitions and supplies, and
are still'driyIns the enemy before them.
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No Draft before June or Lnlr.

New York, March 20.--A Washing
ton letter saws it viii be impossible to
draft before June perhaps July, In the
meantime the Government will prepare
beforehand for their equipment The
same letter states that a loan olono hun.
drod million dollars has been ,undomd
the CONVENIENTLY a distinguished Ger.
man banking house.
There is to bon grand review Of tho
Ifmy Of tho Potomac under Gen, Hook.
pII
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DR., Roback,s scandinavian Remedies

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
Areyou sick, no matter what organ is nlfec
ted, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food and sustcnance Of cyely organ, is fall Of
corruptioni Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, break up the source Of disease
in the fluids Of the body. They purge aud pu.
rify the elements Of the blood Hence their
quick and complctC cures in dyspepsia, seroi
ula eruplions, fits, tumors, nervousness, kid
ney complaints, piles, low fevcs, debility,
rheumatim, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc, These remedies arc astonishing the whole
medical world.o See advertisement,
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EAGLE MILLS,
II J. B ENEDICT Propriotor
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to Tho high price of coal, &C., l
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays -
Persons wishing II can have their wheat OK.
changed on Fridays, i''"
Iclargo the eighth for grinding wheat and
1. MIMI for grinding COIN.
u SCome on Friday or Saturday II you want
q sure Of finding the Miller nj home.
Those living on the Kannwhn river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn 10 my mill
for tho purpo' Of having ground, or cxchan.
god aud not wishing to come with Il, can send
II down on some Of the boats with instructions
10y letter, aud win have IL hauled Nh 10 Tho
Mill aud back FREE OF CHARGE.
GRAIN.
u,.rThe highest market priS paid cor wheat,
and corn At all times,
Junel9 ly.uiB
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sri gftt 9~tteeutraft. Dir IN bic Seelebrdn9tE .~s
+ mr=1D g0ann 9einer 8rt1 entrie9 Elm bFR're8 @treben,
g8a1tn Du na6 Wtrtlttfeit unb l8obrIett, Seber
Nufppfernb frebtet, ttntttftf9er @epdnte,
Damn Brodft GH Serseyt btadNt be6 StarrfnnG
&6rante. 9f"92T
lnO bur4 Der 9abte berrli4e @ebiteae, -. aj.
gpn Detneut (aeift unp Deinenn 6er5 splGra6t
6a6rlt On un8 eht In Hintlnliihe @eilbe,
Sn 2idt unS Sdinlner Better sternenna4t!
SIN &Gntg8i6l0fRr 81 oe8 6eies Elanget,
IVA 9tn gu Der 3tatber bun1pfen 8a6t8eldn8en,
3u Sruge un6 Yur 1tfb Dtprb nit sGat una Mltnb
VSe1bf 3n Der 9R4e tteffeln 5eaferfttnnf.
|Drunt 6ettIde 8rJSerf au6 Gettnaaen fb6ne,
2nuf6t ietneut Q8prt unp ietner 9arfe 2aut!
|3es Metnerfdn9erS feltli6 bpHe &Rne. Q
Ste tdben IT'D elm 8enfrndl a%uf9ebauti
1nD pb tes Meenfden Oaiett aud terf9pinret,
-OeS SdngerS Gteb. nt6erSett ttf gegrlnret, ?
Stebt ~fellenfelt! Drum tnnfbar bintntelparts
4us Cont Dir ttetn @ruB aus fretenabeltifen 9er3.
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so

Observation-Disclosures.
Graft zines int Ser. Staaten DifrtttS9eridte AM 81. OF
tDber 1868 bei9lpHenen @Unhemnattpnserlaiies nnbgerfaufs-
@rlaIie8,
@trb btermttR 6rt6t ee8eben, baB ih am
0tenifae, ben II. GtDpember, ut 10 llbr Woreen8, i'm 9ubltc
Stpre @ebdree, Ode 20ntar6= unb @agfe, In Gfentltfer
AuttiCn cine 9artbte Waaret unb dnbere b(ipe8tiGe Sitter,
trelde BON Capt. Silver nit 8eiGla9 beleet wprben iinb unb
tn gpbisfep. Siber u. :. ~. befeben, So. 146, eeeeu 8aae per-
let6ert perne. ....
9DafGtngtpn 9 n Titan Mt,
(5npob8) Ser. st. Waarlbal.
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g Wttb btermtt Na@rt0 ee9ebeh boB Ser
Int n9n 8aliin1Ore t., Staat g5er9lanb is 9en
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iber bic 9interloIeni9aft ppn
Mnna Mario 6aiB, mel4e tn b%efaeter. Sta>t qeitprben
fprbene Su MAIDEN habert, merben taber dufeefDrtert, Ipl6e
an Dper Dor benz 16. Mprtl 1864 BET benz 1lnter3eiGneten GEL
tenb su MAIDEN, piprteenfals fe ipdter mad benz 0eieb fetne
Infpride an pbi9e 9tntsr1alienihaft rnebr rafeu t6nnen
(15pct4tp1mlp) NIer. 80 plff, Mbm.
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a2lmaeiae.

laterseid5nete BON Baltimore I'M 6faot0 MRar6lanb ii5 Son
BEN Naiiensertdt b~eiaster Stabt am 26. Oftpber 1868 8e=
neutrality-suspicious. iter bic 9tnterlafeni6ait bon
Gbrtfppb 9eutner, relter in beiaeter Staot sefpr-
ben Ia, peri6aift bat. Aae 9erfOnen, me16e NnfprIde an
ben gerfprtenen 3u MAIDEN BADEN, nerben Oober aufacicr6ert.
lplde an ober ppr Fem rs. Mprtl 1864 Bet benz llnter6eihne-
tese feine Anipri6e an bsia0te 5tnterlaiieni9aft rtebr ma
den f6nnen.
(1ytpo4r1nw) Tre6. 2eutner, MRm.
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ISntintffratieg8sg &c n2eiGe.

@s wttb btermtt Ia9rt6t eeaeben baB Ser
llateraet9nfte BON Baltimore I'M Staat @tarplano itb ppn
bent Wdiiensertdt beic ter Stabt AM II. S~eptenber 1868
Observation-Disclosures uber 6as ~reri6nttde @tgentturt
opn @eter ArnDIb, pel6er In %beagter Stabt ~9elprben
II, eeti9offt BAT. &le 9eripneu, mel6e Inlp itde an ben
Gerfprbenea au MAIDEN BADEN, inert en- bdber auf9efprbcr n,
ten eeltenb gu MAIDEN, wttrtgeniaG8 lie ipdter nod benz Sc
ls tetne dniprfde an beiagte Stnterlofienl9at N IF MAIDEN
tDane1.
Spbm $. Setter, NbmintItrntpr.
14pct4p1 mIm) 9HB 137 SpfunbidGr.
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0ewe Ift3e tgen4
Nfne fMane ~0Snhnnnr

I'M rntttlerem Stabtt6ett, b~efetenb aus brei l~uftieea tdpest
ten 3intmern, 1T an cine prfentltde title 6arntlte at Setltt
then. IRdteres IN Rp. 7 Erititg6raBe, spiiAen 6ta4= III
@reterHraEe, 81 + ia{e-@
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s.. 6. @riffit9 8,
g e o. q. S y 8,
G @ SIC &Y+nn

Vs. i3eitun8S : Seraltsgeber in OtarbGanb uub 8enne
~fplpanien t9un elm gutes Werf, menu fe pbi8es Circular
in i4ren 8latterrt a~ufne9inen unb bic @eiftli4eu in ibren
r~eIpeftiben Difrittea ~briu9enb e%riubteu, ltniereu aufrufe
nad5ufpmn,er, ba ite bic befe @elesen9eit ba5u Fobet.
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