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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
The EnemY Rennlsnd.

CuArrASooGA, Nov ILL., One OF tho
editors oflhe Philadelphia Bulletin, just
arrived from The front, reports that on
Monday morning at daylight the enemy
attacked our picke,s south of Atlanta,
and killed one and wounded two men o.
the 50 lpIiaca, but Subsequently fell
back.
The election on Tuesday was quiet
and largely in favor Of Lincoln.
On Wednesday morning the enemy
male three attacks on Atlanta, shells be-
ing thrown as far rs the rolling mills.
Tbs most desperate attack was made on
the Rough snl Ready Road.
The cncmys artiIltrysw within one
hundred yards Of our works, and their
infantry and dismonnled cavalry wilhin
two hundred yards. Our men 0ere
aroused from slumber, quickly mouned
,be dernses, AMI soon drove the rebels
of Thero was no Union loss. The
eu,mY were pnri Of Young's command,
anl finally rstreatrd toward Macon.
Oar amyi' in excellent splits aud wei!
supplied wilh raIions
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Tic New IIIn.trntcd Masnzlne

Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, Boston, will
shortly begin the publication of a new
Juvenile Magazine, emit led Our Young
Folks an illustrated Magazine, for tho
boys and girls, edited by, T, Trow.
bridge, Gail Hamilton and Lucy Lar
com TIE slnff'of contributors will in.
clulG many Of the most popular writers
of Juvenile Works in America and in
Eagland.
Captain Wayne Reid will write regu,
larly for it stories Of Adventure, similar
in captivating interest to those absorbing
narratives, 1.-THE Desert Home "Tbe
Plant Hunters" 1.-THE Forest Exiles,"
etc,
The publishers Of Our Youns FviAs
will eudeayor to furnish their young
readers magazine whose monthly Wis.
its shall be always welcome, and shall
be expected with pleasure.
Terms Two Dollars year Clubs.
Three copies for 20; five copies for IS;
ten copies for SIS; twsnty copies for
$780, aud an extra copy gratis to the per
son forming the club Of twenty,
Specimen copies of the first number
will be sent 10 any address, as soon ms
published for ten cents each,
All letters respecting the magazine
should be addressed to the publishers,
Ticknor & Field, 1876 Washington street
Boston, Mass,
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From North Carolina.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Captain
Of tho transport Relief. which arrived at
For,res, Monroe on Tuesday last from
Newborn, n O., reports that on Mon.
day last he saw vessel on FIRE OF Cape
Hatteras.
Further particulars Of the capture by
the national vessels of Plymouth, N c.,
on the 18th inst, show that the toan was
entirely destroyed by the Smelling of,hc
feet. The place is still held by our
gunboats, :hero being no troops there.
Yellow fever has disappeared from
Newbern.
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From View Orleans.

New YoRx, Nov LITTLE Guiding
Star arrived his morning from New Or.
leans, with news lo~iho 9th. The New
OrIeoos papers makoa complaint over
the expenses Of the Louisiana State Con.
senlion. The total cost, aside from the
pay of members, was $4,000, Of which
$4,000 was for liquors and cigars.
The IIsraId's Army Of the James spe.
cial says the Impression was a common
one throughout the armies operating
against Richmond, that Leo would or
der an attack on the day of election, he
INDUCING this belief that our lines
would be weakened and could be peno.
tra,ol aud held by the rebel forces
Ga the nuary the day was exceeding
ly quiet, and one hTdly hearl a gun
fred anywhere throughout the lines on
either side. On the left, the cavalry
we're saddled and ready to move at any
moment. No alarm occurred Militia.
ny matters at present are quiet,
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rrom Itorl smith, Arl,an.ag.

FoRr SMITH Nov. 8 --Pricc turned
westward from Cane Hill on the 9TH
On the 9Th Gen, Thayer moved force
up the north side Of the river from here,
for the purpose Of attacking Price; but
fearing that Cooper would move toward
Fort Smith with 1000 mon-he
thought best to return. Thayer can
hold Fort Smith against Prjceand Coop,
or united, and he has supplies for the
present. He has plenty OF artillery and
an abundance ammunition, .
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Rom s heridnn,s ARMY.

New York, Nov. little Tribune S
special with Sheridan says one hundred
gaertiias attacked forging train half
a mile northeast Of Mildl4town on the
7,h. The brigade and division wagon
masters wers carried Of as prise rers
The guorriIIas were dressed in national
uniform and well mounted
The ira n returned safely, There is
no definite information from the rebel
army. Al last accounts it was about
New Market Our pickets have been
so. disposed and are 50 yiaiant that no
repetition oflhe surprise of October 10Th.
can occur.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Nov 8.-Tn this city
over 81, 900 votes we've poIIed. Lin.
coins majoriy is over 5000. Returns
from the balance Of the State, so far as
heard from, are equally favorable
LincoIn's majority can hardly be less
than $4,000.
SAN FRAScpco, Nov. 0,-Roturns
from twenty four ceuatics sbow a mG.
jority for LilcoIa Of 1896 Full re.
turns will increase this TO At least co.
900.
Oregon has gone for Lincoln by from
I 800 TO 5000.
Nevada has gone Republican rom g
600 to 5000 majority.
The elections everywhere passed oil
quietly.
SAN FRANCIsoo, Nov, iO,-The news
OF Linco,ns no election was received
here at noon to-day and caused great ex.
element, Election returns come in
slowly, but swell The Union moiorilics
already reported. Our three Union
Congressman are elected, Nevada
slacis . Union State Government end
Congrcsmoo bp 5000 majority,
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WEEK:LY REGTsTER.
An Enconrngelng lesson.

The election passed of yey quiet
~ is the uniform language Of our e1
changes Indeed, some OF them add
that a more peaceablo election he'd no,
bean held within their recollection. No
citcumstances could be more creditabls
to the psop'e, considering The exciting
character OF The contest II ever al
election was held in this country al
which rows and riots would be expected
il was that oflosl Tuesday; and the say
it passed of goes far to show that the
American people are eminently fitted for
self government TO govern ones self
during such an election day, Is Evidence
enough lhOl the individual is GtIOr free.
dom.
The highly crodlablc conduct Of the
people last Tuesday, is to be mainly as.
cribed to the fac. that The spbsanlial
and more intelligent classes gave their
influence to The occasion, and controlled
those who would otherwise hayo domi.
nscred at tie polls. II is TO be hoped
that the habit ofabandooing business 90
election day, contracted by the more in.
fueniiaI cilizens during Tue war. will be-
continued liler peace shall return, and
that Our politics will hereafter be con-
lrolIed by the nlelIi seHce Of the country.
There i, reason to believe that had this
class done their duty in this respect for
twenty-five years pat, tho North would
have had her true weight in the Gov
ernment, the South would have been
conten,ed with hrr JUS! share Of author.
ity. and the rebellion would not have
occurred. Gm Ga.
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mo Captnre OF lhc rIorldn.

N&w YcNE, Nov, tl.-Among the
things rccnpturcd on the Florida was
the official copy Of the vote OF thanks by
Congress to Leutonanl Colonel Joseph
Bailey, acting Engineer Of the 10th Ar.
my Corps, for his skill in rcscung the
aotilla from Red river in Gen Banks
expedition, which was taken by the
Florida from the Electric Spark, captu.
red on her passage to New Orleans last
summer 1t is asccrtoincd that the
Electric Spark sunk nfer her passengers
were sent away, and moi run Into Vii
mington osrcporled,
We have certainly carried New York
by 5000 TO 1000 in spite Of the frauds,
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Frnm NJ. LonIs.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE rebel Ma,
jor Wolf ordered 10 be shot today in
retaliation for the murder oil Major
Wilson, was yesterday respiteG fourteen
days by General RosocranS. Subse
quenlly dispatch was received from
the President directing the suspension Of
the execution of Wolf uatil further OF
ders.
The loss of property by a tornado at
Chester H., was about $4,000, The
town Of Randolph, seven miles distant,
also suffered severely. Nearly all the
houses in it were blown down.
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By commnnl Of Mni. ca. MKADn.


Nra Yong, Nov. la special to
the New York Times, dated Nashville,
Nov, TO- says:
General Gillem has utterly rou'ed The
enemy in East Tennessee, driving him in
great confusion Al niles Tho advance
IL 80 miles East otKuoxyille The ros-
els sre a. Bristol, b;ing strengthened by
lie Virginia militia. The reports con.
corning the destruction of Government
property on the land at Johnsonyi,la are
greatly exaggerated, No apprehensiOns
are entertained in regard to It's safety
The destruction of Government aud pri.
yote property on the river is complete,
involving immense loss.
The election in Elst Tennessee was
unanimous for Lincoln. The following
is the vote of Ohio aud Pennsylvania
soldiers at Atlanta: Pennsylvania
Lincoln 1918; Mcclellan, $50. Ohio
Lincoln, go; Mcclellan, ESQ. Our
entire railroad and telegraph cOmmuni-
cation is complete and secure. Hood S
txact Whereabouts are known to the au-
jhoritie,, The Federal movements will
be developed at proper time, and aill
olcciriiy The nation
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The Raiders in Canada.

The Montreal Witness says The seccs-
sionisls who have the mistaken sympa-
thy ofthc Canadian people, dospse them
as heartily as Ihay do the New England
mudDilIs. or the negroes Of their own
plantations. Speaking Of the examination
Of the St, Adams raiders, it says, sub
stanlially, that if they are no, given up
to justice in the United States, border
warfare will soon exist from Sarnia to
Maine. 1t soys:
American citizens must arm in self. de
Tense. They would be justified in doing
SO, and ifihey should make rotaliatory
excursions into Canada, which is almost
certain, who would be more to Lime
thun those individuals among Us who
assert that the South is justified ir MAX
ing such a raid as recently took place in
Vermont? Tie people will srm and
drill. Another militia force will be got
up in Canada, and the people of two
ro,igian will he Honrishtr, (eo,iSSa. ~I 81
fs,E and h,,reJ onJ wos'ir% fno ~
military ain wbon ,hay sh1o,l ha .nn
nla,ing cS,h olbor in worts If n6iIsn.
G,ronS ,nJ rrono,ia, ny, onI ioG"s,rr
EgyeTbe Marietta Regi.,er orthe ll,h
saws
A dny OF two ago we saw Of the Office
Of Ewarl & Shaw, attorneys, in this CITY,
a deed which conveyed a uac, or"On
Territory" that is worthy Of note, where.
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McClellan's Resignation RoalHrmed.

McClellan's Resignation RoaGlrmed.
New York, Nov, little, CONNER
Gals Washington special insists that
Mcclellan has resigned his commission
in the army, and that the resignation
was received at the War department yes.
lerday. His Ielteris brief and pointed.
The report of the rebel Secretary of
the Treasury IS Very d0lGiNE He says
he can only obtain $l35 in currency,
equal to $G in specie for 1000 in Con-
iaderato bonds.
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The Reported Capture of MorCanza u
Cuunrd.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. IA gentleman in
this city pronounCes the attack on Nor.
gouza, and ,he capture Of nineteen hun,
drod prisoners, reported by the New
York Worlds New Orleans correspond,
cnI, false IIe vas at MorSaazs &af
days after the capture said to have oo.
CURED an heard nothing Of it. and
steamers from New Orleans as late as
the lsl inst, bring no such report.
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Shcrman's Movement.

New York, Nov, 1.-THE CONNER.
Gals Washington special soys Gen,
Sherman has started on a daring expo,
dlion, and may next be heard from
near the Atlantic He has large md
well provided force, with good supplies
Of provisions and ammunition, aud n
staff of puymnscw yell supplied with
funds,
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From the Army oftae Potomac.
HEApQUARTEgs ARMY OF the !

PoTonAo, Nov. II
On Wednesday evening, about seven
O'Clock, force Of the enamy was dis.
covered mas,ing in front Of our line ear
Fort Sleadmsu, when the guns Of the
fort opcaed fire on them, driving them
to their works The rebel bqtteries re-
piled briSkly for time, but were soon
sIIencsd by our mouars A force, con-
sisting Of about $50 rebels, shortly at.
terwarls made a softie from Their lines
and attempted TO penetrate ours, but
being met by D., salute from our pickets,
they were not long finding their way
back and pp5ing themselves uadar GOV
err
As the enemy seem determined to
pursue the policy Of shooting at every
man they see, our men are forced to 70.
talia'o accordingly. The pickets in front
Of the % Corps were briskly engaged
most Of last Right, and the rqpoHs Of
musketry at times was continuous This
morning all is quiet.
The Commissioners and agents from
PhiIadephia, arrested on charg. Of issu.
ing incorrectly printed bInuks aud tally
lists, have been ordered to Washington
lor examination by the Secretary ofWar.
They start this morning.
Signed W D McGSEooA,
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New YoBR, Nov, l2.-Tho World this
morning Acknowledges tho defeat of
Seymour, and says:
owe have lost tho State, :, both on the
electoral vote and Dr GovCmer Every
additional ro,um makes the matter
worse, The IMPURITIES are on The wrong
side"
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H6-ThO Columbia South Carolina)
papers gro giving members Of tho Leg,
islature Tho privilege Of pa ing theirbils
in produce. 1t advises the members
from Charleston to go to Columbia with
sufficient number Of turkeys and chick.
ems to poy their board for the session,
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HEApQuAaTEa5 Army or THE
PoToMAo, November 10.

The following Order has been issued
FROM these Headquarters:
Nov. 7 First. TIE s,h New York
Heavy Artillery, the leah New York
Volunteers, onI he 36.h Wisconsin Vol
unleer4, having been reported 10 the
Major General Commanding - having
behaved with distinguished Bravery du.
ring the engagement Of Oct 90 1864.
on iatcher's Run, he takes pleasure in
restoi Ing to these gallant regiments the
rlbt to carry the color, by which they
were deprived BY his General Order No.
81, Of Sept. % 1864
Second. II having been reported to
the Msjor General Commanding that
the colors of The following reg men,s-
recently los, IN bajtIs--wsre lost under
circumstances hut rpf-ct no di,honor
uron those regiments lheY ore hereby
permitted to carry other colors, viz
The oh New Hampshire Volunteers.
50,h M4s,rchusotts Volunteers, 5lst
New York Volunteers IS b Pennsyl,a.
MIA Volunteers, uad lie SOL, Pennsy
yania.
By command Of Maj. Gen. MrADG.
S. WILLIAMS, \. A q,
WAsmSGToN, New. II On Wsdnes.
dsy night as . rain was on ils way TO
The headquarters Of the army oirle Pc.
tomac il wac fred on by the rtb4Is, but
the shot fell ,hofl aad, thero'O,s, did 10
damage
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Ia The National Soldiers Fair open.
cd at Boston on Wednesday evening,
and promises great success. A consjd'
croblc amount has already been realised
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ST. LOUIS, Nov 1l.--A portion Of
Gen. A, }. Smiths command Is at Pa.
duc0h. F"
It is reported that Gem Meredith will
be assigned 10 the command in Ken.
tucky,
, 1864-07-20

morripE. She reached hOme and stated what
had taken place to her parents, and the lat
; er appeared 10 have reproacbed her In severe
mi uage, and to have terrified her By an eX-
aggerated description Of the'consequences Of
her faith. ~
After retiring to rest, the ohild's, terror
seems to hare overcome her reason, as Bhe
RISE. dressed henelf, and, secretly leaving
tic house, fled across the fields, and tGpk
rc.uee ut fuIm at some short distance. Here
she was recognized, but instead Of being cent
back home, she Was taken to thescho0 which
she attended IN the village. In tue meantime,
the mother happening tosenter the room
where her daug ghter Slept, found the bed
empty. She wus seized with terrible mis-
giving that her daughter must have dro Hned
herself The mother instantly rushed In the
direction of the Marnt, und was seen no
more. Four days later her body. was found
on low bank at Bolanges, 4 brotber.,u-
neichborhood, had for some time previously
giyen signs Of mental arrangement, aud the
disappearance ofhis brothers wifr, for whom
he bad great respect and affection, eudlced
to entircly unsettle his mind:
The night preceding the morning on which
and from time to time took up his fowlipE
piece. His wife, a1one in the house with him,
was struck with terror, but dared not move.
In the morning he went out With his gun, but
was shortly alter seen returning in state Of
great excitement A farm servant had just
time to inform Madame Reuanx Of her dan
ger, and she concealed herself 10 a garrett
The servant, however, paid for his desot d.
nees with his life, as Reaaux turned on the
mau and discharged his gun into his breast,
killing hin on the spot. Kenauk next point.
ed the second barrel to his forehead, and
blew out Lis brains. It was at the moment
that this tragedy was being accompl.she
lint the BODY of Madame Remark was found
at Solapges. The murderer leaves son, and
The murdered man wife and two children
, 1864-07-20

Silver has been detected In the saline resi-.
due of the water of the Dead Sea, alter e7ap'
oration.
The German newspapers have discovered
that; Othello was not Moor, but man
named Moor.
The public schools of Buffalo offer prizes
to the young lady pupils for the best loaTes
Of bread.
. The name Of the hero Of the Alabama
fight is Wins1ow. It ought to be Win.fast,
since he sank semmes' shiPtn sixty minutes.
-speculators have agents travelling all
through the New England States, offering
farmers thlrty cents In the 1ail 1or their but
ter.
The Rochester Union thinks that there
will not be- more than one.fourth Of an aver
age crop Of peehes IN Western New York
tlis season.
1t appears that Barney. the engineer on
the train winch recently ran of d bridge Ut
Reroeil. Canada, had charge OF a passenger
trnin Oh The fatal night for the fret time.
The proprietor Of London theater, Is
about to- produce the Pommerais tragedy,
and has areuts in Paris wing up all the
s1properties' of MADAME PAW, the victim.
ALBANY rourhs develop new idea for
| murder. They tn 10 kill people with 7azore.
| Three. arrests for assaults with this barber
ous Instrument recently took place In one
day.
Among the births inserted in the London
Times, mention is made OF a1Is. Pigg ana .
Mrs. Hogg, having each presented tner lofa
and master with a SOD.
|. fine of the principal points made at a
trial at a court Of probate in England, to
nroye the incapacItJ Of q testatrix, aged 73,
| EEas fh.t whfa, she played at whist, she 70.
yokcd and trumped her partners king.
, 1864-07-20

The Capture Of Atlanta Opening Char
lcstoA and Savannah.

From the Atlanta Appeal June 25.l
In 1850 prominent journalist in this city
at that time predicted that the last and deci-
eIye battle Of the war would be fonght near
the Chattahoochee river. In the spring OF
1868, distinguished General, then on his way
to YIcksburg, made the same prediction. 1t
vas not believed by the public. Those who,
since that period, have been adding to their
gains by speculation, could not believe 1t
then, md treated 1t as the dreamsngs Of d too
Part Of the prediction has been verified. The
notspurs of the past have become the Tribu-
lation Trepids Of the present. They fear that
their riches will melt in their grasp. The
army and its leader does not s.UrE fast enough
to suit them. Alas, for the demoralizing in
fluence Of sudden Wealth.
The seat of government, Richmond, Is the
prfze which the Lincoln Government is now
striving to obtain. They have sent chosen
leader, whose chief merit. is obstinacy, to ac-
complish it's capture. But while we believe
that the possession OF Richmond Is their
primary object, we are OF the firm opinion
that the fall Of Atlanta Is secondary to It.
to take Charleston, and. marching into North
Carolina, hem Lee in Virginia- # they full
| 70 capture Atlanta, they will hold Johnston
and bis army IL check, and prevent tue rein
forcement Of Gen. Lee.
The enemy think by tue capture Of At,
lanta TINT Charleston and Savannah will moi
only fall irto their hands an easy prey, but
that Columbus, Selma, Montgomery apd
| Mobile will also 10 In their possession, Civ
ing them control Of the country from NeW
Q;ieans to Charleston. Impressed with tht'
/ conviction Sherman will doubtless be as !, %
stinate rs Grant. This leads u.s. to oeileV
tint battle win take place. If We defea
tic enemy, and we have the utmost conf
aonce =. ihe result, it is highly probable tha
y viii he the ,,.St contest OF tie wa;. 1t tn
enemy succeed, the war Il e11aently pro
tracted. :,
, 1864-07-20
gton NEWS FROM NORTH
WEST EKN 10 VA.
The Homestead Restriction Re-
moved.

From tho Fort Dodge Republican, July 13.1
A few weeks since, IN order CAME from
Washington, Withdrawing all the Public
Lands In this State from Entry, Presumption
or selection as Homesteads, TIE settlers in
this District felt that 1t was heavy blow
struck at the prosperity Of this section Of the
State. Hundreds Of hardy, Industrious ctti-
western Iowa TO avail themselves OF the ben
cfits Of the Homestead Law, when suddenly
the news came that no more Homcsteads
could be; selected In Iowa. It cast gloom
over the future OF the Northwest, and can be
best understood by those who have been
waiting in the scattered settlements for years
for an emigration that must come 'soouer
or later to develop the resources Of this rich
aId fertile valley OF the Upper Dee Moines
and its tributaries. We have now TIE plea-
sure Of Informing our readers that our worthy
Representative, Hon. A:-W. Hubbard, has
induced the Department ct Washington to re-
move that restriction, and modify the order
selections are made as pre-smptions or Us
Romesteads. Judge Hubbard writes to NJ.
Richards, Register Of the 1aad 011ce-"L Let
MI that want Uomesteads go aud take them,
and they may depend upon the entire delega-
tion to'make them secure. We can procure
for the security Of the actual settlers"
Let the facts bo 1nnde public, that there
are now thousands of acres of as good lands
as can be found in the West In this land dis
trict subject to entry as homesteads. There
are thousands of good farms in the counties
Of Webster. Wright, Humboldt, Kossuth.
Pocahontas, Calhoun, Palo Alto, Emnet,
Dickinson, Clny, &C., waiting for settlers.
The poorest man in the country can now
secure home for mere nominal sum- In
a few years these lands will all be taken by
railroad grants and college scrip. Those
who desira to find Tree homes in Iowa should
not delay beyond the present se1eon. Many
who have been deceived by speculatora in
corner lots, In paper cities, IN Dakota and
Nebraska, have seen the deception that haa
been practiced upon them BY shurpers, and
are returning from the wild haunt Of Indians
and buffsloeB to settle on the fertile prairiee
of Northwestern 10 Wn.
, 1864-07-20

X H-O2ce utre Pirase oaEe:te IN daY ana
dztf ard DO cot codsouod .lis M3AETE.s oEu 4 "
ZAT1fN with Any Otttt con rs1lte. E0eeacl tne7 us
reed, had, ur exceedingly lnd,ut1ent-
{yfs uf1f.st F .L&T S-p