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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-13
IN We.t HIraInla.

Lieut., David Bell, QnaTtermaster Of
the lllh West Virginia Infantry, arrived
sip%hs city yesterday from tho scene Of
stSIe late battles. He informs US that
Sprigg Zane, Of this city, member Of
the lllh, was wounded in thros places
during the groOt battle Of Friday, and is
now lying at Winchester His wounds
are severe, but not dangerous. At the
time he received his wounds he was car.
ryipg the AOg of ha regiment, and sue.
ceedad in planting II upon tile rebsl
General Bill Jackson's guns. Meade
McMethen, who left here in 1861 with
tho Shriver Gteys, is among tho. cap.
tured rebels now at Winchester. Hen.
ry Smith who was rormerPly employedSs
the clothing house of Thomas Hughes,
is also among the numbeL and another
man by the name Of Smith from Brooke
county, Hiram Opic, who Ia we'll
known here, is likewise PLAYING check
es with his nose az Winchester. Ho
Yves captured during the route. Edward
Il fratt, OF lhls CITY, Sergeant MAJOR IN
tho l5.h West Virginia Infantry. wOs
wounded 10 the hand at Fishers Hill.
is now at Winchester, The rebels
fought very obslna,ely until they wero
compelled to abandon their fortifcations,
when they went of bowling, The wo-
men OF Winchester ron Out oftheir hous.
es and begged the rstreOting rebels to
stop and fight the Yankees, but il was
no 60, Their rel was Good bye.
swoethcorta, we hayn't got time to talk
TO you now
Although the battle took place on Mon.
day, there vgo hundreds Of dead rcb.
els still unbuI on-Wedneadag, though
burying parties bHks the time.
There ara greed any wounded at
Winchester, and the place is.aRsst hos
pjtal, The men ae rsreiSiug every
possible attention .-tWheeling Daily
lnteligencer.
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nrownIow on Morrnn,s peath.

In the Knoxville Whig of the 1lh Of
September, Brownlow gives the follow.
ing sketch of Hb& lie and public servi-
ces' of John Morgan
John Morgan is no morcl And when
he died THIEF and COWARD expiredl--
He was killed in Mrs Williams back
yard. or cabbage patch, skulkag from
danger. lie was shot through the Hheart
by Andrew Campbell, of Compuny G,
l9lh Tennessee Cavalry, while trying to
escape, There should bo salute fred
in Jrontef erery horse stable IN he land
lin homer oftis deSthi. And all fine Aor
ses and mules should be notified that
they msy now rg,ose in quiet al night,
an CRAZE in peace in tn" daytime
Morgan leaves largo amount Of
ereenbacks, cotton md real eslate, the
proceeds Of his thiGvng exploits, result.
ing from untold murders and robberies.
through space Of three years. Who
his lcgnl heir is viii be difficult to settle
His first wjfo was tho sister Of Colonel
Bruce Of Kentucky She died in Lex
ngton from the neglect and bad treat.
ment of her debased gambling and thlev.
ing husband His second wife was the
NEGRO wENcn he had with him during
his residence in this city. She is in
Kenluckyr His THIRD WIFE is the
daughter of Charles Ready of Murfrces
boro, and she is at Abingdon 10 Virgin
ia. Our own opinion is that the NEGRO
wExcH has the oldest claim upon his es
tate bat we leave this grave question Of
law to be settled in the Confederate
Courts, or by special act of their Con
gress.
Gen, Gillian came in our town, and
brought with him 60 of Motgan's men,
on Monday evening who We saw turned
ever ;6-thc jail va were once an inmate
Of. Some of them were barefoood, and
barehealed and barebacked, All looked
dry and mean. aslhough they were 6t
subjects to be commanded by common
horse thief
Captain Wi,hers, of Coyiugtou, a. A.
G Captain Clay, Of Lexington, son of
Thomas II. Clay, aud three Others Of
Morgan's s staff. are among the prisoners.
Young Clay is pretending to be sick, so
as to chea. authorities 10 the pnroling Of
him 10 the privilege Of tho town.
We are t''ormel that tho members Of
MaygaaS o.. Sers captured 10 'poA
10 hole in Jack yard in Grecnville-
q sor oFplace where potatoes aud cab
age nave been buried. Gallant knights
these,
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.Wen. Nov do You Iike my d,ughlelal,

well, how do you like my d,ughtersr
was the old gentleman 6rsl question
They are all nice girls, very ,niceH'
said the young man IhOuehtiGllE q.
And which of Them DO you lhe best,S
was the next question.
The youngest, Kate, she 10 charming
and II | am to be your sou in low, you
mus give me Kate
'This>will never do otakc the young.
est sNd by all odds the prettjest, said
the old gentleman seriously,
4 must have her or none was the
response spoken decidedly,
How much money did you say you
wauted?'
Five thousand dollars will put my
farm in excellent order, and make it
worth twenty Thousand to morrow. |
must have FIVE thousand dollars
mi SivO you the sum. with either Of
the other girls, said the old man posi-.
lively but | will only give you three
thousand with Kate
Then may as well go to my home.
Five thousand must hayo-I have set
my mind upon it.
And | have just Os strongly deter.
mined to do what l have sid, was the
old genleman's~sply;'so l suppose the
matter is at an end. However, we will
be good friends, and you must some.
times run over aud see me.
The young man mounted his horse,
and rode down towards the road, but
just as he was about opening the gate,
stopping from his saddle, the laughing
faced Karo sprang through the shrubbsry
10 save him the trouble,
Can't you accept my fathers terms!'
YES, by George will, il you soy so?'
was the instantaneous response,
Then come over tomorrow morning
before ten o'clock and tell him so, aud
the girl vanished like fairy among tho
leaves.
The young man went home, but be
was on hand next mornipgy according 10
bidding and morred-ahe fair Kate in
Two months ofler.
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Aiming Negroes TO Fight.

The terrible outcfy against arning
negroes in this war has mCasurably ceSs.
oil since the murderous and barbarouq
conduct Of the rebels is understood, and
SINCE it is generally known that they
began that species Of warfare. The true
Union sentiment of The country calls for
the putting down Of this hell. bound re.
beIlon, at any cost Of human life and
human treasure. And II we had the
power, and could control the elements,
we would arm and uniform in Federal
habiaments, all the fowls Of the air, and
the fishes in the sea--eyery wolf, panth.
err, calamounl, and bear iu the noun
tains Of Amerca-evety tiger. elephant
and lion in EurOpe--every rattle snake
and crocodile in the swOmps Of Florida
and South gaFolino-aevery negrodn tho.
Southern Conlederucy Nay, ws would
poison the very air lhoy breathe, the wa.
ter they drink, and the food they eat.-2
We would convert hell ihelf into one
great torpedo. and have it exploded un.
der the very center Of the Confedoacy
Aye, wo say put down the rebellion, and
force rebels to 10y down their arms, if,
in doing SO, We have TO cztcrminate from
Gods green earth every Sing human
being South Of Mason and Dxon's linel
= Browulow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-13

TIE GREAT SALT LAEE-The lake
from which the city takes its name is
about twenty miles distuntI from the lat.
ter, by a good road actoss the level
valley bottom. Artistically viewed, it
is one Of the love!ieSt sheets of water l
ever saw--bluer than tho intensest blue
Of the ocean, and practically as impress.
sivr since looking from The southern
shore YOU sea only water horizon
This view. however. is broken by
magnificent mountainous m island, rising /
sh ould think, seven or eight hundred
feet from the water, half dozen miles
from shore. and appearing as many
miles in circuit. The density of the lake
brine has been under instead Of over
stated. | swan out into il for o con.
siderable distance, then lay upon my back
on rather than in the water, and suffered
the breeze to wait me londward again:
| was blown to spot where the lake
wss only four inches deep Without gra-
ziog my back, and did not know had
got within my depth again dIi depress'
ed my hand tfiHo and touched bottom
1t is q great mistake to call this lake
asoic. 1t has no fish but breeds myrisds
Of strange little macGots which prc5entIy
turn into Troublesome little gnats. There
is large cave some distance from the
shore.-- Fi.z Hugh LUDLOW.
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A TREMENDOUS BuR'r = A younc.
lawver Of Hartford named Merrill pAdr
speech at NJ Clellan meeting IN that
rity las Saurdny, in which he express
ed his sentiments in this 'remtnd aus
Style
al tell you frankly, M rtlonas, that
| have been opposed 20 this war ever
snca it began, | Io'n oppo sed to il now,
Before high he"'en, | declare to you
thai om oppc .sed to ;his waste Of blood
ana az 'tt1Su's Aud | say to you further
Una, u Flrlieved here 10 night that Geo
d Me' ylelhn would, il elected, in any
mar ner favor the continuance OF this
!" ar, | would SO help me God, refuse 10
give him my support!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-13

CuRl.,os FAoro lnour SYAEEs ---Somo
naturalist has discovered aud states as a
sin 1ular fact that the bite ofcopperheads
is uncommonIy venomous this year.
He states further that they were not
blind during dog days as they usually are,
with the exception of one single day,
the Goth OF A ugust, on which day great
numbers of them came out Of their holes
and appeared uncOmmonly savage, BIZ
ting and striking at everything within
reach II is added that the early frosts
will have 20 effect on the reptiles; but
that on the second tuesday Of NoVem'
ber there will bo smart snow storm,
the fakes being paper with "Lncoln and
johnson written on each one; and
that ,bout sundown Of that day the rep.
tiles will all disappear and never DO
heard Of more.
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R4"The young lady pupils of the
Buffalo Schools are 10 receive prizes for
the best losves Of breAl.' That's the
proper thing for the girls to get prizes
Tor. A grave old examiner once asked
a female class in chemistry what we're
the com ponents Of Loaf of bread. They
gave it up.
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Dr s. q Shnw,
DR.. James 4. HooR,

7 'lNENDERS his professional services to the
I citizens Of Point Pleasant, and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply
0' drugs, oil. paints, dystuifs varhish, Essences
Etracts, Perfumery and soaps of all kinds and
patent medicines aud very superior article Of
sarsaparilla.
HeNlso has large stationery tobacco. cigars
aud an excellent lricle Of pure cider vinegar
Feb OF. ls69..lv.
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ETThe diameter OF the sun is equal
to more than three times lbo distance
ircnf thts srttf 10 thomoCu,
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EVDu not affect a motive 10 love.
1t is not question Of motive but Of fact.
Don't marry to do good. The end doos
not papc,ify ths mesht
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y. HAYWARD 4 SON
Justices Blanks.

A II kinds Of Magistrate Blanks on hand
~ pnA for Es,p M TN'S CFVICF
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EV OfwhaI trade is clergyman at I
wedding A join.her.
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EBInd'ana is prolific in sweet pota
toss ,bis yuor
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lhnnning the QUESTION.

plh tuHNcN Ne'g ''"N"'"' N"N""''""'''
--the eccentric, the abrupt, the business
like. thesily. and hundred other styles,
ofthe eccentric, We would cite the case
OF well known merohaut, who one day
dining aN friends house, sat next TO a
lady who possessed rare charms of con,
versatile The merchant did not pos
sess this faculty In very rare degree,
but he tould do that whichs next best,
he oultapprcciale; appreciation which
he cndsayOrod 10 show BY the following
mode ofsction:
DO sa like toast, Miss D.
'Yessrespouded the lady slightly sur
prised NJ The question.
'Buuered loasI!'
That's strange; so dol bet us get
married
TheIEeannot be much doubt but that
the ledE was taken slightly abacG, fact
that dihpspot prevent thoir marriage
from coming of in month afterwards
nor h4accession OF the lady to one Of
the finest establishments in the city
AS aspecmen of the abrupt, we shall
ciie ibs,case OF gentleman who had
u@itedsrom business at the age Of forty
and built him beautiful house, deter.
minedGo enjoy life to the utmost. One
doS . hiegd was dining with him, and
said. hg jokngly,
'Yothave everything here that The
heart 5indesire but wife
.'Thagg nEe Jmusy think ofit.' said
hei and henrelah..d iito sIencs for a
few mihntea, at Inc ehd of which time
he arose, begged to be excused for a
short lime, and left the room He
sezedshis hat anil went Instantly 10 a
I neighhpes and was shown into a porIor
ilh d8 Information that neither the
mSstefspor the mistress were at home.
He The servant that he wanted noi
ther. uip requested tha! The housekrep
er be sent 10 him, She came, a, d the
seu,'eVtal ~ tvai mus "Ga'eSse" her
oa'ap nave known you iof many
yel'' s,lu eSS' yu'' oeen 'o'u 'tno.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-13

brigades from their divisions and com.
manders from their commands. all was
confusion. la the meantime, Colonel
Hall was wounded and carried to the
rear, but we succeeded in bringing of
our regiment in good order, Alter fall
ing back some twoAmiIes Col Hays,
(tbah whom there is no brsver man, or
more efficient commS adeE) succeeded
in reoreanising his briessE aud was as
signed by Gen, Crook 10 cover the re-
treat Of our army, By this time it was
asceHained that we were largely out
numbered, and here begins part Of my
liIr,s history ihnL | wnnld mlahlA. lorIel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-13
From the Thirteenth V. V I.

[We have been permitted to publish
the following interesting letter from
Cap, ]. D. Carter, of co. E, 18th W.
V. V. l., to his wife;]
NElS HARPER's FERRY, Va,
September 18th, 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-09
From Cincinnati.

CrScISNArI. February S-The large oil mill
of ID. W Burson & Co. Richmond. Ind. was
burned on Saturday night. The loss was esti.
mated at S75 Insured for S25 600 Twen-
ty thousand bushels Of fax seed, seventy five
barrels hnseed oil aud large quantity of oil
cake destroyed
Chattanooga dispatches of the 9TH says the
railroad now oDen TO Cleveland. Tenn, will he
open To Knoxville in five days.
Reports OF mutiny and wide spread rebellion
in the rebel army are ahoat Deserters are still
coming in
The railroad depot. containing quartermasters'
stores. was burned at Chattanooga on Saturday
Loss 500 900
Logan's expedition returned TO Huntsville
without encountering the enemy The rebel
army s around Tunnel Hill Dalton and Rome
Ore thousand and fort, eight de>erters were reg
isiered ut the Provost Marshll's Office during
January one hunired aud ten came in on tht
ID