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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-05
Mason Couniy.ClgssifIcntion Of Justices.

Mason County-cl9ssifcAtion orJustices.
AT AC0pBT continued and held for the
"A. county OF Mason, at the Court House
thereof On Tuesday the Sth day Of July. 1862,
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz:
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
Flasr CLASS George Stephenson, J. II.
Miller, Jacob r, Kesteran Lewis Bumaarncf,
SEcoSD CLASS B. j. Rollins, John Nd.
CullJch, ST., Reuben Harrison and Eugene b.
Davis. ~
Turn CLAss...-John ]. Weis, Appllo Ste.
phrns, David George and +. NJ. Rollins"
FouRTu CLASS. John l.. Jnrdpn, William
Stewart, Ell. DuiFcr. and s. W. Sommcryillei
Firth Glass;. Richard Rush, - -..
and Chas. A. Vaughn,
Ordered that the Courts hereafter he held by
the Justices composing his several Glasses
above mentioned and in the order as they are
classed to.wit;
First Glass 70 hold September Term 1862,
February and September Term 1sg3 aid March
Term, 1864. 'Es
Second Glass to hold October term. 1869
4Piill. August and Aetobsr term 1853 and Al
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1864.
May November Term, 1863 and February
and Nay Term, 1854.
Fourth Class to hold December Term, 1862
June and December term, 1863, and june aud
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term. 1862, Jan.
nary and July Term. 1869. and January and
July Term. 1864. TESTE:
JAMES II. H0l LoWAY, Clerk.
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II. Boss,
VS.. In ChanceTy
r. H. Parks and others.
THE obiectof llls suit ia to recover from the
defendants tBc6un of 1915 IS, with interest
and THE defendant Il. II. Parks having failed
to enter his appedraiipe, and il appearing by an
affidavit fled in the papers. that the defendant
r, H. Parks, has voluntarily left his usual
place Of abode, business, property, and debts
due him, and gone into the armies Of the SO.
called Confederate States, and has so remained
for 90 days and more, since July, 1861.
Now, therefore, on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney. it is ordered that the said Il. H.
Parks. do appear here, within one month after
due publication and posting Of this order. Ind
do what may be necessary to prqtoit his inter.
est in the premiseg.
Teste s..D"
Z 8. BL0SS, Clerk ysa TN,
Laidlcy Moore for pl'tff.
Feb. IS, wi. r. s Pr. s. 90.
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Or. Roback's scandinavian remedies.

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RGGRUI9PS WANTRD
FOR 18TH VIRGINIA RECT

This Regiments, by a late order from
the Secretary Of War to be mounted
TIL, regiment is not yet Qaile foil, and
as il is now fully determined that il shall
he mounted in lime for the Spring cam
pairn, We know oil Ing better opporiu
ni,y for those who have any desire to
90 voluntarily into the service OF their
country Than TO come forward and I'M
'mediately enlist in the Regiment, Con-
gross has now passed conscrpuon law
Tor the purpose of reaching all those
who are able for the service, but have
refused hitherto from going into as
volunteers. All, therefore, who wish to
escape the odium which will necessarily
result from being forced into the ranks
10 defend heir country and Liberties from
treason anil ruGeiIioh, can DO 50 W com
ing forward sod enlising in the ] 3th'
Va. Vor better set of officers from
Inc Colonel down we venture TO say IS
moi found in The service, kind patient,
and brave. Come forward then, and do
your duty for your country. We must
have more men, and il they cannot be
had by volunteering they must be had
BY consc,ipling, This government must
be saved, iril takes the last man and
the las, dolIor to do it, Permit then the
noble ios.ipcla Of patriotism to prompt
you to do your duty, and come out from
your hiding places and help us save our
country Lieut. WM. u. FEAzEL.
Recruiting Oflcer
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TIRGINL4, SIS:

VIRGINIA. sS:
At Rules held in The Clerks Office in Cabcll
County on The first Monday il February lsG3.
John Laidley,
Geo S Holdgby 4 ST In Debt, 500
NJ. Z. Russell, partners
lradipp under the style Of
HOldeIby 4 Russell.
THE object of this suit is to recover from the
defendants the sum of 800 and the defendant
George ), HoldeIby haying failed to enter his
appearance aud it appearing hy an affidavit
fled IN tie papers, that the said George s. lIol-
derby las voluntarily LEFT Lis usual place of
abode and has gone Into the service o the so.
called Confederate States aud has so remained
for more than % days.
On motion, il is there fore ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within one month
allcr due publication of this notice, and do
yhatis necessary to protect his interest in the
premises. TeSte:
j S. WlrCHER, Clerk.
l.Laidlcy for pltf.
Feb. " iw. p, { s. 90.
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Laidloy 4 Moore, for pl'if
Feb 26 w4. pr, IS so.
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NJ- When articles rise, the consumer
is The FIRST thai soders, aud when they
fall, he is the asst that gains.
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TIRGLNLA, SIS:

VIRGINIA., SIS;
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of Wayne
county, in the month oi February, 1863.
John Hu'ehiuson
vs. In Chancery.
j. VI. Perdue.
VVNHE object os this suit is to recover of the
4 Defendant the sum Of 5000, with legal
interest thereon and to enforce the vendors lien
on thirty acres Of land in said county, and the
defendant having failed to enter his appear.
auce, and it appearing by an affidavit filed in
the papers, that the defendant has voluntari-
" LEFT his usual place Of abode and has gone
ont Of the reach Of personal civil process issu.
ing from this county which was the county in
which he last resided and has remained more
tl,ah ninety days, and that said John NJ. Per
due is rcputGd to be in sympathy with the
Southern rebellion.
Now, therefore, on motion Of tho plaintiffs
attorney, it is ordered that the said John NJ
Perduc, do appear here within one month
after due publication and posting Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his inter-
est in the premises
1'este:
E,S. BIO !, Clerk
Laidloy 4 Moore, for ptf
HaI OE -
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

VIRGINIA, SIS:
At rules held in the Clerks oflte Of tlia
ofWayne County, in the month of February,
1863.
+ &c.,: e.: ri... Cd u.r !. o.-r'.v
Tue object of this suit is to recover Of tho
defendant the sum of sG06 81 with legal inter.
esi theron. 'h &
The defendant not having entered his apt
pearance. and happening from an affidavit III
this cause, that said claim is Just, and that the
plaintiff has present cause Of action therefor;
and it appearing further by said affidavit, thai
The said defendants have voluntarily len their
usual place of abode in the said County If
Wayne and have gone beyond the reach 81
personal service of civil process issuing from
the county in which they last resided and have
so remained 80 days after having left such place
II abode ,.a,-f.s.
Now, therefore, on motion of tue plaintiffs
Attorney it is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here within Que month aftct due
publication Of tbs byder and do what is neces.
sarv 10 protect their interests in The prem.
SeS. i.Ir
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Laidlry4 Moore for pl'tff
Feb, 25, wi. rl'J Pr s. 90.
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CHARLESTON, VA,
TTRGLNLA, SIS:
Attitudes held in the Clerks Office in Qabell
county, on the FIRST Monday Of February, 1868


Attitudes held in the Clerks Office in Qabell
county, on the FIRST Monday Of February, 1868 /,
Benqmin q. Marsh Lewis W.
Hayward, Edward Y. Town
send, Henry Henderson. Rich,
ard Wood. Alfred II. Foster,
partners trading under the In Debt
style of r. Wood Marsh g. Hay
ward. vs.
George S. Holderby u s.. ME.
Russell. partners trading nm,
der the style pf Haldcrby 4
Russell.
THE object Of This suit is to recover of the
dcfcndentS the sum of 1851 SIC with interest.
and the defendants having failed to enter their
appearance, and it appearing by an affidavit
filed in the papers, that the dcfcndent George
S. Hoderhy, has voluntarily left his usual
place of abode and gone into the service Of the
50 called confederate States and has so remain
ed fur mole than 81 days
On motion it is therefore, ordered that he
appear here within one month after duc,publi-
cation of this notice and do what is NECESSARY
toprotcct his interest in the plemises.
Testc;
j. S. WITCHER. Clerk,
]. Lairilcy p a.
Feb &c iw p,f s. so
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Battle Prayer.

FROM THE GERMAN OF THEoDoR KoERNER.
- ...s Translated by G.. T. Berg. .- -.
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" Booming around me the cannons are flashing;
Sparkling the sabres are cutting and clashing.
Ruler of battles l pray to Thee; - - =.
%. Father, Thou leadest me. 49,: -: -.
~. Father, Thou leadest me-! 49,. ,..c...".
Lead me to conquer, or lead me to perish!
Lord Thy commandments l love and CHERISH
Lord, as Thou wilt, so lead Thou me; -
God, l acknowledge Thee!
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Like in whisper Thy power revealing,
AS in the thunder's most terrible pealing.
Fountain of mercy, trust in Thee; =.
>. Father, oh bless Thou me =. -. -:
fs' =. Fether, oh bless Thou me!
Lord, into Thine hands my life deliver! T.:
Lord, Thou canst take it, for Thou are the
giyer. -.s.-... - ..'..,. -. ~:
Living or dying, bless Thou me;
: Father, worship Thee! 49,.
+. Father, worship Thee !! :'.. - - -.
IT'S not war to gain worldly possessions
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j. -. sions! -, =: r." 49,: -. =, ~.
Falling and conquering, praise to Thee!
- Father, sustain Thou me! :. D.. IF. T..
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"" 49, greeting, ~. -. 27..E:.*
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Father, l pray to TheeI - =.
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BfSinau aunaen.

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FROM THE GERMAN OF THEoDoR KoERNER.
=. :. Translated bu C. T. Rere. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25


The following confession was made by
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, a Republican mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 25th of April, in which he exposed
the eorruptness Of Lincoln's administra-
sien:
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REfEM-
BER THAT In THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND Re
TRENCHMENT, THERE is INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNAEET DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25

OAR correspondent, says the Iowa City
Press, gives fearful picture Of the con-
ditioh in which the inmates of the Hele-
IA hospitals were left, when the troops
Departed on the Vicksburg expedition /;
but the facts are undoubtedly as stated,
SO bad indeed the cry of suEfsrinS and
Indignation has reacoed the ears Of the
Executive of Iowa, and very properly
impalled the commission Of four special
surgeons to leok after the neglected sick
at hat point. These gentlemen, DIR.
Bardwell, OF Marion, DR.. Mccartney, of
Davfnport, and Drs. Barley aud Hershe,
Of Muscatine, hare already left for field
of operations, where inhumanity seams
to have been holding high carnival for
many months.
Fathers, mothers, wives, sisters, broth
ers, bark don't yon hear the vail of the
neglected ones Good God! Why ahould
this be? VIII ye not save them Let
your prayers ascend to heaven, and your
voices be heard throughout the land, for
Peace, that the brave, manly lads NAV
be returned to you, and receive that care
and treatment which shall rescue them
from premature death. Peace Peace
in Gods name We ask for Peace Fair
field Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

DoUGaSurs. Put two teaspoonfuls Of
yeast into three parts Of warm water !;
stir In -four till ii is middling titick bat
ter let it rise about three hours till 1t is
light but not sour take six 3 narts Of
dour, three pints Of brown sugat, rolled
fne, three.quarters of quart bf sweet
lard melted and warmed with a pint of
milk, one tablespoonful of hne salt, and
one ounce of powdered allspice. Put all
together and knead as you woaHd bread,
II not quite wet enough, put in little
warm water. Itshouid be aboaH the stiff
ness. of bTead-deuah, au1 well knaaded.
Let il stand over night, and than knead
il again. Roll it apon a pastry boxEd,
ana cut 1t in such forms as yoa please
Fry The cakes IN sweet lard rs bot as pos-
sible without burning.
Murrfss.- Three table spodnfula Of
butter melted in three pints Df milk ;
when cold stir in ak eggs, ono teaspoon
full of salt, two tablespoonfuls of yeast,
and -four to make the batter as thick rs
you can beat it. 1t will rise 10 three
hours.
A CURE FUR WHooPIEG Couaat-~Cochi-
neal, pulyerized, ten grains salt Of tar
tar, thirty grains sugar, one ounce
Mix with one-han pint of hot water
Dose, one teaspoonful three times day.
How 70 SeFrKg HAM WA1tEE.--Ons
half an ounce Of quick lime dissolved Ia
nine quarts of water, and the clear solu-
tion put into q barrel of hard water
The whole will be- soft as it spttles clear
How To COOK RABBrT.~-Prkpare fci
stswing the same a. With fowsst and aftel
paa-bsiIing, change the watef, adding
saIs. Three hours steady stswing ls no
too mach for an old rabbit; the grsai
point is 20 get il tender, but uds ragged
When cooked, add swo-thirds df . EeaaaI
Of butter, and stir in whale boiling tw'
tablmpoonfals Of doag In q cup Of watar
then q little pepper. Toass 70 snsfae
hrown, bat do aoi hazdeny sbrae sliosa o
bread bnstag them freely whila bot, ia,
| on the platter, aad pour tbe Besw eve
| thaau+ @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
WHO III HKsPoNsEBLE RoR THE

We answer, the Republican party
The Republican party might have pre-
vented the present devastating civil var.
It might have saved the lives of shous-
ands of the best men of she Nation, and
thousands OF millions Of the peoples
money. For proof Of what We say, read
the following from the speech If SrBrHKS
A. DoUoLAs, delivered in the United States
Senate, January Sd, 1861, upoa the com
promise measures, then pcbling before
the Senate:
"1 believe this to be fair basis Of
amieable adjustment. If you OF the Re
publican side are not willing 10 accept
this, nor the proposition Of the Senator
from Kentucky, (Mr. Crittenden,) pray
tell Us s0hat you are soitiiHg TO dof
H ADDRESS THE IsQUTRY TO RKPUBLICASs
ONLY, FoR THE EEASos THAT M THE Con-
mTrrEE OF THIRTEES, ERw DArs AGO,
Every MKmBkR FRoA THB SoUTH, IScLrDESG
THOSE rRoM rHE CoTroy STATES, (MEssRs'
ToomBs AND DAVIS, EXPRESSED THEIR
MY VENERABLE FRIEND FRoK kESTUc&Y,
(AiR. CRrrTESDES, AS FTNAL SETTLEMENT
OF TIE CONTROVERSY, II IS~1NpED AND sUs-
FAMED BIZ THE RKPgBIIC4S MEMBERS.
"HENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BIETY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT, !,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THF WAY OF AN AMEOABLE AD-
.TTsTMENT, rs WITH THE REPUB-
LIOAN PARTY"
HsEa il 10 proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that it
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
al and state Indebtedness incurred on &C.
count of the war~-thas it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, On account OF the var
that it is responsible, fos the distress and
finsncial ruin, which now exists in every
part Of the country--that it is response
BILE. for every life Lost 10 the war,-that
il il responsible fer, and shonia receive
the carses of every wife made widow,
and Of every child made an orphan, BY the
var. Ia sssvs that it viii be responsible
for the dissolution sf the Union, should
the Union be dissolved. .5
Shah such D party be consinaed IN
power, oy wiil sha Deopls change their
rulers? Let the BGflot-boxes At the next
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
QUA " RsrERN COLD MINES AaATN.

Several letters rwere received On Wed
needsy from parties now in the ainss Of
Western Nebraska, who formerly resided
in this eity,--all bringing the most con-
elusive evidence thai the Gold Mines OF
Wind River, Powder River, and the head
waters of the MiEsoari surpass In extent
and richness any similar discoveries on
the continent. The rotten quartz, which
abounds in the more northern mines, il a
new feature, and promises the most sat
isf&ctory results. What requires the aid
of powerful and expensive machinery 10
crush, in the southern mines, may be
readily palseriEsd By hand labor in the
new Mining Distsiss referred TO.
We ahall collect and publish extracts
from some Of these Letters In few days.
They all bring the same cheering and
conclusive news. The Gold Mines of
Western Nebraska are substantial re-
ality, and will attract an immense imzni-
grafton as soon ~ they become generally
known, whiehc Ia hut the work Of sin
gle season,
They are all north Of our principal wa
ter r-courses, and may be supplied with
provisions At sill seasons OF the year
without the slightest di86culty.- Omaha
Republican.