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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21
rhe rort Pillow slnughter.

The additional reports in this paper
Of the Fort Pillow slaughter more than
confirm all that has been heretofore re.
ported relative to that cold blooded out
rage. We had hoped that later Odvices
would prove the first accounts to have
been exaggerated. We we're slow TO
believe that there lived anywhere in this
country individuals bearing the image
Of men cap BILE Of acts such as those re.
corded-acls that would disgrace the
most degraded sayages that have lived.
But we are no longer permitted to doubt
that fully three hundred mon were MUIR
dered in cold blood, and only MUIR
dered, but tortured to death in many ca
scs. We have report this morning OF
a man who was nailed to board, and
thrown, while still alive into burning
building. Another report speaking oil
the effect Of a Fort Pillow outrage upon
our soldiers says they grit their teeth
when speaking oft. And we may add
the loyal people also grit their teeth,
and their cry for vengeance is universal.
and this demand must be accedeI TO-
That band of marauders must be exter'
minated. To take one Of them prisoner
would be an outrage upon humanity and
an insult to civilization. Wherever
found they must be shot down like dogs,
until they disappear from the ear'h,--
This is the retaliation called for by the
people, and no officer can afford to in
tcrcede to save the life Of any one be-
longing to Forests command, who may
fall into our hands, Gin. Gaz.
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EFThe strength and position Of tae
rebel forces in Florida is thus stated in a
letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer: The
Infantry. somo nine or ten thousand, are
at Baldwin. which is now strongly for
tifed; an esrthwork, mile square, with
redoubts, eucircles the town, Another
camp of about three thousand troops,
part cavalry, is at McGirt's Creek,
twelve miles below here, on the direct
road to Baldwin. Still another force is
at Camp Finegan, mostly Georgia cav
airy, with three batteries and Two regi-
ments of infantry. A force is also at
Deep Greek, between Pilatka and Gaia.
csvile, stationed there 10 watch our
camp at Pilatka, The number Of Con-
federate troops now in Florida is PFoba-
oily sixteen 10 twenty thousand, COM
manded by Major General POtten An
derson.
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RyAbout 5000 cavalry, under Gen.

GTAbout 5000 cavalry, under Gen.
Early, are rowing about Gen, sigel's de.
partment. Gen Ewell has weak di.
vision Of Infantry in S,aunton. limbo
den is stationed at Mount Crawford
with cavalry brigade. The brigade
commended by General Rousseau, (reb.
ely is an old and dashing brigade, which
follows its leader bliudly. At Mount
j ockson, between Woodstock and Hor-
risonyille, Major Gilmor is stationed
with battalion. Tho guerilla Mosby
has no regular cncampmont, but after a
raid, disbaads hiG men TO meet again at
call.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

u-PWc are authorized to announce DIR d. u
FORBES, as a candidate for the Office Of coan'
" Superintendent Of Public Schools, at the en-
suing election.
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Ernm Nnrth Carolina.

NrwBrRv, N. O., April l2.-ThO rob.
els have appeared in large force upon
tho Chowan river, apparently for the
protection ofth shad and herring fisher.
les.
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B@" An editor out west wears out
seven pair Of boots year, regularly,
in kicking loafcT out Of hi, office,
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ETFlour has advanced 10 80 so pr,
,Guol.
, 1864-04-15
CHAPTER VI.
The Plot Thickens.

There lay the innocent lovers, who had
tainted in each others arms, unpindful of
the flight of time and big burly youth who
was watching the unique proceedings through
an aperture in his fathers dilapidated pig
, 1864-04-15
The Midnight Shrek.
VENGEANCE.
CHAPTER I.

VENGEANCE
CHAPTER l.
She weptl
CHAPTER II.
She dried up
CHAPTER III.
AS the maiden wept her last breath away
she fell fainting upon pile of chips.
CHAPTER ".
There is something terribly sublime in the
scene referred to in the foregoing chapter.
How long that fragile form lay, unconcious
of passing events, the writer knoweth not !;
but at length her eyes detected shadow
which caused her to look up. She gave a
long, loud and piercing shrek, which rent
the night and drove the chickens off the
roost
, 1864-04-15
CHAPTER y

PLAIN.-I am astonished, my dear young
lady, at your sentiments. You make me
start
WELL Sir, have been wanting you to
start for the last hour
, 1864-04-15
The Waiting.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER,

wait and watch before my eyes
Methinks the night grows thin and gray
/ wait and watch the eastern skies
To see the golden spears arise
Beneath the orihame of day
Like one whose limbs are bound in trance,
hear the day sounds swell and grow,
And see across the twilight glance,
Troop after troopin swift advance,
The shining ones with plumes Of snow.
l know the errand Of their feet,
know what mighty work Is theirs;
can but lift up hands unmeet,
The threshing-hoors of God to bsat,
And speed them with unworthy prayers.
l will not dream in vain despair
The steps of progress wait for me;
The puny leverage Of hair
The planets impulse well may spare,
A drop of dew the tided sea.
The loss, if loss there be, is mine,
And yet not mine if understood;
For one shall grasp and one resign,
One drink life's use and one its vino,
And God shall make the balance good.
Oh power to do oh, baf1ed will
Oh, prayer and action ye are one;
Who may not strive, may yet fulfill
The harder task of standing still,
And good but wished with God is done
, 1864-04-15
Black and Blue Eyes.

Black eyes most dazzle in hall
Blue eyes most please at evening fail
The black conquest soonest gain;
The blue conquest most retain;
The black bespeak lively heart,
Whose soft emotions soon depart;
The blue a steadier fame betray,
That burns and lives beyond day;
The black may features best disclose;
The blue may feelings all repOse;
Then let each reign without control,
The black all mind, the blue all soul.
, 1864-04-15
CHAPTER VII.

" .
pen.
CHAPTER VII.
We must now take leave of the following
incidents till the reader is better informed
as to the position and origin of the tenement
which had been deserted by the porcine
quadruped, from which our hero was fast
getting ready to leave The opposite end
from the north inclined perceptibly to the
south, so that when old Boreas blew his
loudest blast from the west it fell harmless
upon those extremities 1t was built upon
a romantic site, and the very roof being
built precisely over it tended somewhat to
shelter the juvenile porkers which once in
habited it from the driving storms which
used to beat so numerically upon that struc-
ture when it stormed hard. 1t was one of
those tenements which would strike the be-
holder as being pig pen, which it was.
CHAPTER VIII.
With frightful effort the youth cleared
the top log, and rushed frantically to the
spot His first impulse was to stamp the
unconscious lovers imperceptibly with the
chips, but manier impulse smote his heart
as his eyes fell upon the palpitating bosom
of Jemimy. His feelings were touched, and
unable to quell the rising tide of emotion, he
too fell PROSTATE across the fainting forms of
Reuben and Jemimy III!
CHAPTER TX
They were up quicker than have told it.
Restoratives were Immediately applied, but
only once did his feeble voice mingle with
the surrounding melancholy.
He asked for bread and cheese
CHAPTER x.
Let the traveller, as he passes by, linger a
moment and reflect upon the sad drama that
was enacted upon that pile Of chips. When
the shadows fade away and twilight wells the
dim horrizon-when naught creeps into the
Egyptian darkness but venomous reptiles
and spiders-when no sound rends the bal
my night air but the hungry caterwaul of
the tom cat-there in the dead hour of night,
comes phantom lover from out that pile of
chips, ever pleading in hungry accents for
bread and cheese ! !!
PLAIN.-I am astonished, my dear young
lady, at your sentiments. You make me
start
WELL Sir, 1 have been wanting you to
start for the last hour
Gail Hamilton says: "Precocious chill
dren who do not die young develop into i'd
lots"
Better be accused of a vice, being inno-
cent, than acquitted of it, being guilty.
The most and the best that is done for
you must be done by you.
Don't tempt cudgelling unless you have
some ability to cudgel.
If an allegation is made against you con-
slider the character of the alligator.
Many run about after felicity, like an absent
man hunting for his hat while it is on his
head.
When the head and the heart act each
others parts, both perform indifferently.-.
Let each stick to its role.
The world is not greater than man. No
man is called on to lose his own balance for
the worlds advancement
, 1864-04-15

"My adored and lovely Jemimy," softly
whispered the wooing lover, lis it thus l
find you after protracted absence, mingling
the saliniferous elements which flow from
your optic orbs with the mutilated fragments
which had once their existence in the mighty
giants of the forest p Jemimy clasped her
forehead, and could only utter "Come to my
arms p
, 1864-04-15
DHEUMATIsM-TH1s DISEASE Is PRO

d DHEUMATISM.-T DISEASE is PRO
duced BY impurty in the Blood, which clogs the cir
culstion; and where there is pain it shows that
some thing must be done to free the fluids scovills
Blood and Liver Syrup is one of the most valuable
Alternatives before the public. 1t will carry out Of
the system all impurities in the blood and leave the
fluids active. The Liver syrup has cured the worst
kind of Rheumatism. Redington & Co., Wholesale
Agents, 4s and 41s Front street. San Francisco and
for sale everywhere. sep1s, '6o 4Oly
, 1864-04-15

When the head and the heart act each
others parts, both perform indifferently.-
Let each stick to its role.
The world is not greater than man. No
man is called on to lose his own balance for
the worlds advancement
, 1864-04-15

They were up quicker than have told it.
Restoratives were Immediately applied, but
only once did his feeble voice mingle with
the surrounding melancholy.
He asked for bread and cheese
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HON. GEO. III. EENDLETON.

OF OHIO,
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DIR. Brownson ON Mr.. LincoIn.

The New York Post quotes the following
from Bro0as9n'$ Reuie1e -
GMr. Lincoln evidently knows meth ng of
the philosophy of history, or of the bishsr Ell
emcnts Of human natuIe.- lie lmagInes that
men act only from low and interested motives,
and does not suspect, because ne does not feel,
the presence of heroic clement, tie clement.
Carlyls would call it, Of hero-worshir, that
makes men admire and cling te,aiad Up aold .
bold, daring policy, energetfcaiiy procia'
firmly adhered to, and consistently aetea on'
though in the face and eyes OF their interest,".
His soul seems made Of leather, aud incapable
of any grand or noble emotion. Compared
with the mass OF men, he is linz ct hat prose
in a beautiful and spirited lyric. he ioWers,
he never elevates YOU. You leave his pres
ence with your euthuSiasr, dampeEcd, your
better feelings crushed, and your hopes east
to the winds You ask not, can TINS man car,
ry the nation through its terrible struggles
but can the nation carry this man through
them, and not perish in his attemP:.
"He never adopts clean policy nen ne a
hits upon policy, substantially 5eoa 70 l'se.i'
he contrives to bel:tt]e it, besniear II, OF Ia
some other way to render 1t mean, eon'snp'T
bic and useless Even wisdom rom INN
seems bu. folly 1t Is net his fauit, but his
misfortune. lie is a good s9rt oi . mans Enn
much natural shrew1ness and respeciaole na-f
tive abilities; but he is misplaced IN the Fres-l
idaatial chair lie lives aud moves ] T an or or.
der Of thought, il. world many degrees below
that 10 Ehich great man lives and n'aVes.-,
We blame him not because he rs neple-ey'1
and not cagle:eyed, and that he has no suffi-
cion of that higher region OF thought ana ae-
! ton in which lie the great interests ana 9ue:-
tions he is called upon to deal with as fresi-i
dent of the United States. He has cone ,c ss
much as was In bis power to make nimsen, /,
and should be respected fer what he has made
himself ard the fault is TINT he is not ht tor
the position is the fault of that put him
there. His only fault is, the misfortune OF
being unconscious of his own un6tness for his
place"
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The Hause having under consideration the reso
luton to expel MF. Long, of Ohio
Mr.. PENDLETON said:
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OPPOSITE tie McNulty House, Ashland Ohio NJ
Miller, Proprietor. Coed Recommendations and
reasonable bills. Patronage solicited.
Feb. 4,-IS57 Aft
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J. ~. .RFcCOMRS.

ATT0RNERY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio Office in the Bank building over tn O
Hardware Store. 15tf
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DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN-
TATIVES, APRIL IL, 1864.
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yOHF y. .E.9CGBS,

ATTORNEY at Law, office Immediately orpo-
the Bank. on Main street, Ashland, Ohio.
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GEO. u: HLL..H- ID

@RE@GaRAN @a
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OSRORN@ s. CUHTEs.

HAVE formed partnership in the practice ef
Law, and will attend TO business in thoir profess
son in Ashland and adjoining counties. Office in
the building heretofore occupied by W. Osborn,
on Chsrcn street. March 2, 1859,-39tf
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ATTORNEY at Law. Office Beer & Grahali
Sore, ai1 Street, Ashland, o., will attend prompt
tentien given to collection of Soldiers claims O
all kinds.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

SaSsa Class heal quarters at Lemon 5
Drug Store has been be.ieged during the
pas, week by Q rsst Number of people,
of all ages ana rexes. Who nocked there to
purchase articles suitable for Christmas
presents for their children and friends. y
great many srlicirs have been sold. hut
the supply is still large. and it will not be
difficult for those who have not yet male
their purchases OF Holiday Gifts to find
soz.ething tnerc 90 suit them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

Reader. during the approaching holiday
festivities. while surrounded with plenty
and enjoying the society of esteemed
frionds and beloved relatives. do not for
get the poor widow and orphan, or the
wives and children of our brave soldiers
who have gone forth to fight for our dear
eeantry. leaving their beloved ones to your
care and protection, lest God forget you
or pronounce . curse upon you q, he did
upon tho barren 6s tree. Remember the
fate Of The wicked and improbable SER
want who hid his masters treasure, all
that he had was taken from him and Civ
en- to anot ,er who knew how to use it,
50 j, will be with you if you do likewise.
Remember. that he who gives TO the poor
lends to the Lord. Are you afraid to
trust Col? Cast your bread on the wa
sers." saith the scriptures. land it will re-
turn TO you many DAYS hence" Do not
neglect the holy injunction Make all
around happy and joyous and your own
happiness and joy will bs increased. Not
Only so. but you will make God your
friend. Has not the Apostle told rs that
"God loves cheerful giver?" AMI If God
loves you will lie not be your friend?
And il lie 10 your friend will lie not give
You life and health anil riches. II they will
be advantageous To you.-no: in worldly.
hut a spiritual point Of view? Our ser
mon Is finished. bp. do no, forget it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

The old patrons OF the "Resuls tor. and
they are numerous, cannot be persuaded
1hat they can buy goods cheaper else
whers. and many new patrons are arriving
at the same conclusion. The fact is they
always do the very best they can. BY their
frienis At this old established house. and as
their stocks are always large. embracing the
latest styles and most fashionable goods.
they not only retain all their old custo-
msrs. but are constantly gaining new ones
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

The supply of Boots and Shoes at
Psul's is ample for any demand or run
that can be made Upon Tim. and embraces
oil kinds. qualities and sizes. Ifyou wish
to make your wife or daughter or sweet
heart Christmas present of nice and
splendid pair of CATERS. ar any other kind
of shoe. you can find the articls you want
at Psufs. II you want Boots or Shoes
for yourself or boys. Pau.'s is the plA ce to
20. {" 3As 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Il prepared By the originator Of the justly ceebrated'
Goes Balsam. Mr.. Coe has prepared mrdi
cina article public and gcnerasc, but what has stood
strongest and has always borne the palm Of VIC
terry over every disease il has been certified TO
VIII you who suffering from Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cramp and Pains
the stomach Bowels kcity of the Stomach Cholera
Morbus Dyscnery and General Debility, and weak
of the whole systemtry but single bottle, will
urgs YOU again. If fail IN this 0ur knowl-
edge merits, she united testimony Of all who
tried the enconiums of hundreds Of neghbor
your duty yourself and the beneficial result certain
the sunshine, all earnestly fersistefy 10 just
bottle. If what is state
be true if you do not that the operation Of the medi-
cine is nsantenous and perfectly wonderful, will
profession the public health and
retire the field, admitting are incompetent to-
compound medicinal preparation, which would be enti-
tied 10 your copfdeace.
HS Sold by druggists eeywhere. Price 81 per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

NEW ARnASGEMENT.-Our old friend.
F. A.. Yshns. Of Stark. has purchased the
stock in trade Of Mr.. A. L. Reeves. in this
place. and has recently brought on, = new
supply Of staple Dry Goods. Groceries.
DC. DC. which added to the stock already
on hand makes his assortment Of prints,
domestics. cassinetts and other goods Of
that character. very complete. Those who
wsatto parchass dry goods or groceries.
can. We assure them. get as good bargains
At tbis house. Cougle's old corner. ssT at
any other store in town.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

CHaisraAs TREES will be
Christmas Trees at ali the Churches in
town. on Saturday evening. we unler-
stand. All OF them will. we presume, be
loaded with rici, and valuable presents for
the Sunday School scholars and Teachers.
Before and after the distribution Of the
presents there viii i've some interesting cx-
erci.c&-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
! A CARD TO IKVALIDs.

Clergyman, while residing i'm South America
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy the
Cure Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs. ard the whole frs of de-
orders brought by bancul and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire benefit the afflicted and unfortu
nate will send the recipe for prep irins and using this
Free Of Charge Please inclo-c stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
ess SrATIoS ID, DfaLE HorsE,
octI3-sl-Iyr1 New York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
AfGEsriENsS, cured of Nervous Debility. In
cOmpetcncr,-Prcmaturc Decay, and Youthful Err
rOr acsuatc,l by desire to benefit others, will be
happy to furnish to all who need il, (frse, OF
charge.) the recipe and directions for making the
sim lie remedy used in his case. Sufferers wish
ing profit by the advertisers bad experience, and
possess a sure and valuable remedy, can do so by
addressing him once at his place OF business
The Recipe and full informLtion-of vital impor-
tance-will be cheerully sent by return mail.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York
- p. S.-Nerrous Sufferers ofboth sexes will End
this information invaluable.
Dec. ., 1864 n6-m3.n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

HssSDAY GooDs.-Pershing & Co. have
certainly the finest stock Of Photograph
Albums. embracing all sizes. to be found
in this place They have also an extensive
assortment OF other goods suitable for
Hviriay presents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

CmRIsrMAs PREsEyrs.-Yo on may hunt
the town over but you cannot find larger
OF more elegant stock Of fancy articles.
Toys. Photograph Albums, &c. dc. than
r. che Post Office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
TIA CONSUL PTIyEs. /,

consumrtivc sufferers win receive valuable Pre-srp
tion for the of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Throat and Lung affections, free Of eharge b,
sending their addfesst
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings county,
sepf29- As 3msnl New York.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Docs exhilirate and excite the patient sufferer like
alcoholic bters and beverages all advertised TO dys
pepsa il medicine wonderfully ada pied to all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

Itis blessing to the suffering ksewth.t have
eec.ua cure for this truly Troublesome disease Mr. j.
Hazarde No l64 Second street. Cincinnati, Ohio takes
pleasure in informing all who suffering with piles
thar he :s-d small quantity DIR. Sfrcklsnds Pile
Remedy, and il effected permanent This seems to
be che With all who make offhis splendid osp
Cincinnati, o.. aud sold by all druggists. n2-ltcmly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

Snow fell here yesterday morning sew
er,a inches deep. which will make tn.
sleishing fine. rs long as it remains, as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

Mns- BANsrxG's ConDisL.-Poor. suffering ,hild-
rem With Gripping of the Bowels. Wind CoIic and
all Summer Complaints, are instantly cured By it,.
ana for want of il, or delay in obtaining it, your
little child may die before relief comes, and we ad
wise all mothers and nurses to have the remedy
where, by night or by day. without a moments
loss. YOU can by single dose relieve your child
from pain and suffering, AMI set your mind at rest
that il Is free from danger. fu7-t2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

The editor tenders his compliments to
oil his patrons and friends generally. of
NIL sgcs, and wishes them happy and
pleasant Christmas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

Is the greatest appetizer ever known-it not only
creates the appetite, but enables you
to easily digest your food
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

SEWING MAcHSEs--Persons wishing to pur-
chase Sewing Machines, either for manufacturing
family use. will find it to their interest to call
at this Office. If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

PMSrISo-Job Printing Of all kinds, fiom the
smallest card TO thelargest sized poster executed
in the very best STYLE on tie shortest notice and
respectful, solicited
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

VIII relieve dstresses from fool purify stcH
ach, in less time than il takes to write this line.