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DIR. 3. Closson Pratt,

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Fr3m The Flror o, ca'.sr SINE, ~ +. caar-h N-S
Haven.
winter AID rll 10 a. .,H lJ.e -.s FL tl-. si 90
livery lll4.ly .aou.a 1s fpiri vita BE- j. olMADN9.
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rRoir June p 1854

MeDr. e. ~. CLARK CO..
Oerfs. Ne h4sr D.el selling Goes Coug hl'f i9- ABOUT
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more Da.ie. a ruy cough prepalsi0. IN TIE market iof
a fig.r .ilt has 0e.n known We and our Customer
90. speak b. ilr liches. t~rus % b., merits,
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Advert sr.ieut.I
s., lotice uuael fiHaRc'0i OF Dir. GEORGE
". MAYsArp's dortrti-s for Colorado
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coE.s -cOUGH BALsAM.

The argos, Bo,,r fr Dc si,. moneyhe best remedy f'r a
p...a.s. ,r.as THROAT CHEST AND LUNGS.
o. ~1l...lcs.
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euro M complaints incident 60 The ser and remove OH 3D.
tracor. OF r.us lm wA4tsss. eause prola..us heath,
Usog md strength.
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CnA4Lrs DovNrg General AGENT.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-21

pcei Gin, Sae cinsm @aune ipts mir. Der ni,Ie
Spnnsn @OlpsS in GnIiforntsn Bat, nldts. o,,H
GAR niftS an ibrsn I~umptasn paar tau1sno
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MARE
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In Tsrirabrnna 9eben, bis mir BEN @troup ppu
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nntur''& etrsn GmPfanei6ein iiter bic 5nmmr
aus, uni, na mir bic Teiie In bsmIelten @dife
mil et'onpsr MAIDEN, 10 lnufen Sie au& ntbt
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prrI'rrtr fUute, ornn urine Sitter an Scsb Der
Sir!orth. anf Der mir uns mrcasn elnfGifsu,
tstifen Sbnen 3obnfots Gihsrbeit fir oucn unn
leosn etpa lnD5liNcu Bertul.
(6prtistune foGet.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-21
Oermjfbtes.
(Sus ser Rem goeftr @taotS- 3eiiuno.1

tNuS Der Hrr yO7fsE StGatS>3 eituuo.)
3Nsnses NlGmuuDl Gin s6rlt6rr jEors
'''er fam, mic zines unifrsr Gau16tllttrr bsrib.
tet, Nnfan9e Wai in Gle Staot. SIN b,p, CSo6.
Naus' no CT fh cine 3%sitlan9 fd a~ufbirIt, lpredy
uaturltd Sresrmanu ibsr ben tannaIs crbHue.
t'n Grant i&ea 6rIr3ug unp uuIrr 8armer ere
tiarte lid Su iener Wetts tcreit, taf mir biuneu
81 Gage HiGmcnp ringenummeu tateu MR..
zen. Gin ntdtenaetger @uprerbeaS pcute e~
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tptifs., mas Der @pppcrbcao qsppnuru. gEfe
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lsin patrirtiiber G,fsr 70 ptel fsle. yo i'm
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phnrcrt 9Hlilonen, In Nntet, acot Orr lbfrht,r
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an Der '%nattten 0ar. Oas 8GurrIsiu mn, IN.
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wetten.
Grant ibtr rie @atb. Das 0,wz6obrn
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reninS nit @rn. Grant Dridte sin .Ssrr s,ri,s.
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lid Jet. &s rare inte:eTant an piftn. Ub Grant
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fert tnt.
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tnaton8 am Sanfag Nbsnr in QGbsetino. Wir
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9pfsus Status SRaibtnstcns.
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fam antsr teinsr 9rrtdl.uiTcn astiuiot r.,rr.n
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-21

fhlultnbstt, frelhe ia bauptla6iih, wtc isner
faat bate, ,u @rgiuauns BEG i'm fsrnen 9anre
wtntrnrsn @iidss uFurbsrti6 mar. 8nlt;rlc
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lsbbdft nuflsreete Ybantafs it6 Die punOsrtith-
ten unb abentsusrlihfen Sprfsuungrn ma&te.
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in Californian angslanGt mar, meter nttts ~
tsun. ais ta9lid einen Spa;irr9ang in irgsup
esnf at9sle9ene, bt6t pcrittlun9ene g8ilpnib III
MAIDEN uno bort ieiae SaIden NIT eerieaerea
Stiden 9ploee anjuF;Qeu. bic unaeidtr, mir
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terncbmen m%iiTsn, bq Der &a trnitri6 umo Die
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
rlom View Orleans.

NEv YoRx. May IS. The sloamS
Creole has arrived from New Orleans
on the 9th, via Havana. Her advices
are not so late as per the George Wash
in ston, but contain some news.
The report OF fight at Cane River
April 23l. is confirmed by corrospon'
dence in New Orleans. The rebel posi-.
lion was taken by assault by Gener
Blrge al the point of the bayonet, and
SO or 100 OF the rebels captured. Du.
ring the frs, killed, was Gen. Fessen.
den, leading his brigade: The rebels
were pursued aud again routed. Their
loss was heavy; ours lis killed and
wounded. General Frankln, who was
wounded at Mansfield, had arrived at
New Orleans. Gen. Fitz Henry War,
rem had arrived from Texas. Gen, Hun
ter had also arrived.
The steamer Emma, before reported
captared and burned in Red River by
the rebels, had guard Of colorOd troops
and officers aboard and crew Of thirty
men. Four or five dead bodies were
seen floating down the river.
Gen. McClernand arrived at Ale1an'
dria on the s6th.
The army occupies a strong position,
and is able TO resist FIVE times their nun.
Der. All the transports are along the
falls, and are safe, al Alexandrie.
The Passport was blown up on the
9th. ~
The enemy made his appearances on
the 2sth on the Shreveport read and
drove in the advanced cavalry,
Gen. McClernard met them with his
command, when they withdrew without
fight. The armies are, however, in
close proximity, and pickstS firing con-
tinually. A battle was hourly expected
and our men anxious for the conflict
Gen. Banks was hit with a piece oil
she'll, in the battle of Minnet's Bluff, on
the Esd. He was improving. General
Magraulor is said to be on his way
from Texas to Western Tennessee ia
Join Kirby Smiths army.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
From Red River.

ST. Lours, May 1.-THE Democrat
has news from Red river to the 9th.
Porter was at Alexandria with his
iron.cIuds, A large force was engaged
in damming the river at Alexandria SO
as to give depth Of water on the falls Tor
the gunbOaIs to pass over. II will take
two weeks to raise the water General
Grover commands at Alexandra. Our
lines embrace circuit Of three miles,
No communication by land with the ar
my at Grand Ecore. McClernand was
rendezTousing his force at New Orleans,
for the purpose ofrO. enforcing Banks
Gen. Smith will return with hiS troops
to VickSburg.
NIagraudSr, with $4,000 men, is re,
ported to have joined Kirby Saith Al
Sabine cross roads. Price had detail
cd three thousand men TO work on for
llfcsIionS seven miles below Shreveport
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
TO General Dix.

WASHINGTON, May ia dispatch
from GeH. Grant has just been received,
dated near SpottSylvania Court House,
May TO- Il is as follows:
"rhe eight days of battle closed leav-
ing between 5000 and 1000 prisoners
in our hands, for the days work, incIu'
ding two general officers and over thirty
pieces Of artillery. The enemy are OBJ
slinate, and seem 10 have found the last
ditch. We have lost no organization
not even q company, whilst we have deS'
lroyed and captured one division (John'
son's) one brigade (Dodd's), and one
reg iment entire Of the enemy.
"LSignedl E. NJ. STANTON"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19

WEST VIRGINlA!-At rules hold in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Oabell
county on the frat Monday 10 April, 1864.
hiram Curry, plaintiff. IL Trespass on the
Lieut., Bush, 4. q, Jent. Damage sSs, diOOs
ms, Thomas ]. jenkins, Peter G. Burlington,
John N. Burlington, William H. Burlington
Robert Holderby, james r Morris and Joseph
W. Morris, defendants. ct'HHN
THE object Of this suit is to recover DANA
ges for wrongs and injuries done 10 the person
and liberty Of tie plaintilfby tho above named
defeEdents, and 1t appearing by affidavit fled
with the papers that the afTiant believes the said
plaintiff ought TO recover in said action,
damages to the amount Of $25, 900 at least, that
his claim is Just and that there ia present cause
of action therefor, that the said defendants Tex
cept said Thomas j. jenkins, William A. Jen'
kins and James Il. Morrs,) are non.residents
Of this State, but have estates aud debts due
them in said county. 1850
II il, therefore, ordered that the said defend.
ents do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do WHAT'S npces.
sary TO protect their interests in the premises.
Teste:
THOMAS J. MERRITT, Clert.
Leete q McGinuis, p q. Lapesw4-5
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
THE WEEKLY REGISTER,

y 1
WEST YIRGINIAf-At rules held in the
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court Of kanawha
county, GU the FIRST Monday in April, 1854.
John Leohspi a-Tbonas 4 4 sslf &c.
Gates. Firm o. Leonard In TrespAss on tho
4 Gates, plaintiff, Tease and attach
Henry Fii1hugh, Albert Damage 81 .OOe 90
@, jenkins, George Hold al4 ~ 1D-a'
erby, Henry Everett, Thomas ]. Jenkins, w
son b. MOpre, Joseph Day, Edward Tam, Mil
ton ]. Ferguson, John N, Clarkson, = Guth.
RE, Charles Tlmms, = ong, Turner and
WilliAm r. Gum, dufendeuts. A.
THE object oftbIs suit is 10 recover damages
from thedeiendents for certain vrpngsand in
iuries doneto the persons and property OF the
plaintiffs, by the defendants, aud II appoatlng
By an afidayitof the plaintiff, Leonard, hled
with che papers Of thecause, that their clam
Is Just and that they have present cause Of &C.
ton for the same, and that affiant believes the
said firm Of Leonard 4 Gates arc entitled to
and ought torecover damages to the amount Of
81 900 90 at the least, in said action, and that
tho said defendants arc nOn-residents OF the
State of West Virginia, and that they have csi
tates or debts due them In the said county Of
Kauawha, Wherefore on motion OF the plain
tiiis by their Attorney. IL is ordered that the
said Defendants dc appear here within one
month altar due publication Of this order, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Weekly Register
a paper published in Point Pleasant, Mason
county, West Virginia, and do what may be
necessary, to project their respective Interests
IL this suit, and that a like copy DO posted a.
the front door Of the Court House Of kanaRha
no rannirpd hy law
Testc; JN0, SLACK, Clerk
Fiz Gerald, p. q. .5N8I lapril 80 a.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
Lee Admits a Loss Of 80 600.

BERMUDA HUSDRED, Nay ia reb.
ell prisoner captured last evening says
that General Lee admits q loss Of $4,000.
The PetsFsboro Register Of the 18th
says: Gen. Walker Of Virginia, was
wouudeds be lost 8 foot, The enemy
are certainly lighting with desperation
and nerve. General Hays, Of Louisiana,
was wounded yesterday. General l..
A. Stafford, Of Louisiana, died yesterday
in Rishmond.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
Grant Announces his Victory of Thurs

WAsnIsaros, May is.-Ths Extra
Republican has the following:
General Grant sends dispatch 10 The
President received last night, announ'
cling in terms of Characteristic modssty,
that he moved on the enemy's works
again at Spottsylvania Court House, on
Thursday A. NJ, the 18th, at daylight.
Gen. Burnside and Gen. Hancock were
making grand and impstuous charges
with the bayonet BY corps, surprising
the enemy and producing the widest
confusion in his ranks, crushing Lees
right and center and burling his enIire
line back with tremendous slaughter, o
distance ofseVsnl miles.
Gen. Grant remained master of the
field with all the rebel dead and wound
ed. The route Of the enemy was com.
plstc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
A Cheerful Report from Chief Quarter.
mater ingalls,.

WAsuIsoroN, May l3.--The follow
ing was received by Senator Nesmilh,
Of Oregon, from Gen. Rufus ingalls,,
chief Quartermaster Of the Army Of tho
Potomac, it being positive information
from the front as late as noon yesterday:
1--WE have made ten strike to day
Hancock went in at daylight. He has
taken over 1000 prisoners, and s5guns,
and is still fighting Everybody is
fighting and has been for eight days
We shall have them this pop, though ii
may take day or two more. Our loss.
es are heavy. | can't say how many
II Augur's forces were here now we
could finish them to-day. Hancock
captured Gen. Ned Johnson and two
other generals, besides lots Of lower
grades. The old Republic is frm-bet
your pile on it. Grant is giant aud q
hero in war, but all our generals are
gallant, and as to our men the world
never had better. Yours in haste,
GSigned "lEGALLs."
Dated SPotlsylvania Court House,
May l2,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19

WEST YIRGINIA;--At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Kama.
VIA county on the first Monday in april,
1861 rs 5A A
john EiSFity, Pimtih ia.trsspas s., o9the
NJ. ]. Ferguson, Joseph) Damage $1,000 20,
Dny. Thomas J, Jenkins, Albert G., Jenkins,
George Holderby, Andrew George, - Turner
- Ong, Wilson B. Moore and John N. CLARK
son, Defendants.
The object Of this suit, Is to recover dana,
ges Of the defendants for Celtain wrongs aud
Injuries done to the person and property Of the
plaintiff; and false Imprisonment, and II ap.
pearing by an affidavit Of the Plaintiff 6led
withthe papers in the cause, that the said
claim is lust, aud that there is present cause
Of action therefor, and that the aifiant believes
he eueht to recover against the said defendents
for the wrongs aforesaid So 90 at least, and
that the said defendants are non residents Of
The Of the State Of WestVirginia, but have es,
tates or debts due them in the said county Of
Kanawha. Wherefore on motion Of the plain
til by his Attorney, il is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here within month 6fter
due publication OF this order for four success.
i've weeks iuthe Weekly Register, q newspa'
per published ct Point Pleasant, Mason county
West ' irginia, and do what may be necessary
to protest theirrespectiye interests 10 this suit
and that like copy be posted at the trout
door Of the Court House Of Kanawha county,
Teste: JN0. SLACK, Clerk.
Ft-Gerald p. q. Lapril 29-t4.
WEST YIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Kanawha
county, on the LIST Monday in April 1864.
John ". Deem, PLAINTIFF In trespass on the
vs. }case aud attachment
Henry Fitzhugh Albert Damage $3.50
g jenkins, NJ. j. Ferguson. John Dury, Ed
ward TAFT, John N. Clarkson, Joseph Day,
- 0ng, - Turner aud Thomas j Jenkins.
THEobiectof this suit is tOrecOver damages
from the defendants, Tor certain wrongs and in
juries done to the person and property of the
plaintiff, and it appearing by an affidavit Of the
plaintiff fled with the papers of the cause that
the said claim is just and that there is present
cause Of action therefor, aud that the said aili
ant believes he is entitled 10, and ought TO re-
cover damages to the amount of $l5O OO Mt tho
least. and that the said defendants are non-res.
ideuts of this state. and that they have estates
or debts due them inthO said county Of Kama
wha. Wherefore, on motion Ct the said plain.
tiff by his attorney, 1t is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, for four
successive weeks in the Weekly Register, q
newspaper published in Point Pleasant, Mason
county, West Virginia, and do what may be
necessary to protect their respective interests
in this suit, and that a like copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse Of the said
county Of Kanawha. Teste:
JOHN SLACK, Clerk
Fitz. Gerald, p.q. april 2S-H.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19
POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Po1Nr PLEAsANr, May Is, 1864.

GROCERIEs-C Coffee, 4o@45 els
Sugar, brown 10 cts, white % cts. per
pound; Molasses S5 cents per gallon
Golden Strip 81 90; Rice 1st cts, pei
pound; Tea 81 10 per pound.
PRoVISI0NS-Bsans SO 5000 70
per bushel; Dried Apples 81 y25 per
bushel; green apples IS 80 barrel; po'
tatoes 81 90 a bushel.
Observation-Disclosures 10 cts pr.
dozen; Buiter25 csntsper Id.
CHlCKENS-Chickens are worth from
81 so to So 90 per dozen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-19

WEST VIRGINTA:--At Rules held in the
Clerk office of the Circuit Court OF Kama
wha county ON the FIRST Monday In April,
1864. TefyNT vgHa
Baptiste Gilmore, plaintiff, In Trespass on
Henry FitshSsh, Albert G. tachment.
jenkins, George Holderby, ] Damage 81 500,
William X. Gum, Charles Timms, Milton j..
Ferguson, Joseph Day, Edward TAFT, Henry
Everett. Thos. j jenkins and John N. Clark
son, defendants.
THE object Of this suit is To recover Dana.
ges from the said defendents for certain wrongs
and injuries done to the person and property
Of the plaintiff by said defendents and 1t ap'
pearing by an affidavit o. Ike plaintiff, filed
with The papers Of the cause that his said claim
is Just and that there is present cause Of &C
ton therefor, and that he ought TO recover o
said defendants In said action, $500 90 dana
ges at the least, and that the defendants are al
non residents Of this State, but have estates o
debts duo them in the said county Of Kanawha
Wherefore on motion Of the Plaintiff, II is or
dered that the said defendents dohnppear herr
within one month after due publication Of thii
order for four successive weeks in The Weekly
Register a newspaper published in Poin
Pleasant Mason county, West Virginia, and d,
what may benecessary to protect their rospec
tive interests in this suit, and that like copy
be posted at the front door Of the court houst
Of Kanavha county as required by law.
Teste: JN0. SLACK, Clerk.
Fitz. Gerald, pa lapril 9sN