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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
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Disfes IlittsI IL unitBIbar aat 5inb.Eaift, aus rI&r
urla&s %btsfsTbsu aud entaaubtn fttn uaSssu, ~ ~eutfernsu
Gs ID %unf.blbGr in 5sfIuns DDn uurtesluAdstsItittu bt
gitstn. Dtefe Ytafn fnb nt@t ntu, ipnheln HnS Dor
ArrittI rali srostn1 @rtplg felt pteen Sabrea etbrau@t
Ssreen, fepoht tn 6ransrnS ais IN AmertEG, unb to ben
untcrstinnetE Don 2duftubeI anfB:foEbsrt rpreen, bsf'
Ytleu befdnnt ~ ntadtn, bG bteltIbta ALE dnrtgelnadstg'
ftttsn fpmit gtrn1tbruns Der Samilte uebfnbern no 8fn6.
fGten etsen bt @efunabrtt btelelbe Serbttttn. Srduen,
rtI@e tn anbrreu umadubtn ftn6, petr a~ldubsnc bd6 at q
ffub, fsateu bfet ptatn nf&t nebuaen. e1 Der &tfnber tfint
gerdntrSrtIi@tctt neeen bee GrfSIesS ibtrninant, rbsIetf
bieie 9tItn Der @cfunbbett bur@auS nt&t f4dblt@ fRp. -
Su aubertn 5daen trer6tn bic gtaei e%uarfupIer. Die De.
i~fdnbtRttlt etetr ptatu ftu6 datu AgGnten btIdnnt uni
fab, uno babel bic BON tbnen ~rerbnrgre aDtrfuHa Haben
9sue unb sendue Annefuneen b~esIetten tebe Boz. ptets
ftnbtn, erpaIttn bteIlbtu mad allen E6aIeu bS Qoubu
FpHenfref ,idefdfdf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
sF Tuu0e Mdnmer asa


rtIGf an bsl ~trauristn 5Dleen bon SelbfbtEe6rng pb
OnnrttIs!een, nj eEG&tlt&eS dGntnrrstt5 arBtn Saamtu
f6radt, SraSettRi cher unntrn6senf Rsrbfnf& p6@
S&rtEbfuGt unb dltn sG1 Strfhtecsnen ut5eln relat aut
bieisus 0aftr bersoFseptn, fnpeR tn DR.. Gu verwell's
"Radicsl RegenAtor'' tu Bltttd, weI@eS f@ ais has Gin.
itse tuserIdifss 5stImttteI fur bic pHtst Rrauttett b~tvttttr
bat.
gs ia ~ bat.n, tn Sen gUri &, 8 6 Ee1s u. Co., ii
Hrdutginfr., Abratani Gabn, Srprtrs, @de @ranbhf
8sheu; Dttis u. petttr, 40 DaibfnstpnaF. 8tt@tursb
1ldH.t s e5arrtnian u 60, SO. 8 ameritau 5pult Sl0d.
pttIabtlpbia z q GaItnetr, 81. uub g5Glnn, fr., SrP
Rrenist. 403 Gbeanutfr. ptt'sburs; 5snts @ltnsr, II
70 5tt st. Baltimore; Setb 9 5anct, 108 ID GaItt.
%atsrsfr. Cincinnati; Spbn D Yari Gdt Ate U. @nInut.
4 6 Satrt u. o., u. &c. Ode Ate unb 8tHrfr. Gbif1sp F.:
S SrsaS, ~ a. SDs ~ gs T. ! TSss Sri e Ur %sE ! Ct pSa,a1 9 = o.
u. Co.. ate Str. 9arrenee BnElbtneS. q. Bouts GUltnf
Bro, RaafpIser BON $. BIaiSIsb, Ode 2e unb 8inefr.
&sabtus, pa, bel 5arpsp Bird v. Sfp., 313 70. Psnufr.,
une bd ben 5auYtGsenlfn 9baS. s. q. RItue u. &c.
127 Srptrs, Stsw Ssrt. prdS pr. DCE $2.0O.
=. g. Ndrtrts rirb rattsterIt. rtru man f& f&rif
to On BIZ 5anrt-assnIen tn Stem Sort wenbet.
23mB1Stup5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
Fuaer, Nin6 II. Nuuer.
srkOr,r,r, wo.rt,,, "a NH o. gpor,,t AZ. a.,

DtuIsiaIf &ssntr1, "a uub 26 RarIet Ctr, Gbieasu.
-. 8n S~triaufsa BET o ale 1rutbtrs VI. 9O2
0ianpplph Str ; unb bti 8. RpenheIh, Re. 80 GIGrf
Str, gdt bon &tnits Str, Gblcdsr, 50.
o. 9. 31eep, rttftnetr Aetnt.
u o.. 2lau utbutt f@ Dor BdlfHuneen Ia aNt. Tlan
fauft time ,SUlbtn ptlS", usnn bic Dor nt@t stu4arit tRt
9. 8. 5awt. Sle anbtrtn fnb 86lf&unstu unb esf6br.
lta. 9iGn btaeut Elm Circular. 8u ~pCrtaufen IN alcE
apptbtten tn febT St0bt Der @er. Stadten.
6. D. 3Dne ~11etnietr Gt8entrinaer, Res BosL
30iuIf StutD5 naittfb n fduR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
4 Z q q q

Ssg&Gg SIS - agg Iele Ebsss, Aessea zIS tts 9SEzs 5
E5:5 s5a Etis s.saHseiss BsEaltets utsai, stptzss 9re1i
9s!iea. agsfEie!ais, &tsRadttsSazs, S7aHta- Aas AiEtis
s.satsgesSA, fgEis s7dRapff sgGs Sit, relGsH bea pp; at'
So sgRssz Gseii ieGEE esfaatsasa sal bRseitetes GssSteIS
ssf sig a1ss.tssg;e scshs. es1S SHisfssg2sO Sc ssssaEG
ass1slEasS9.
&naberts S~t5eagtS, oGs E0 ntiHe ntu tfs
.iuuasnsn WtltteI gegtn Bic gOGcn-erau'9sit
ais uafebIbGr srDicIeu BADEN.
5ieAs Sps ss5ega AsgstR HEfeeesbsHs sastes sfa ztt
eesF.tss. SGaer RsaBgs iaEs 70 SGTsEEzezsSSge IS Ki&
stsstse SD1 aEtett5sss fFft
GHeses, Sgsssse. sss. $50 Ges @leksigsLGs1ssEa
Or. 6. eibiGe,
Esi a5ssssss3. SssSsSssgs:s. SssessEH .. EtIs!saR.
KRa1 Cs-m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
Or. .. O8COGueg,
Inheu4fcber Ranmarsf.
Q rs aaI:fr., nabt aseaefg.

g L85 A0Tcrr., Ha5t BeAkF!.
ifs. EkFsiEs EssEs zAs Ssstss zs4 bx ksas
9ea 80 PFsIiii6E fla HtE59etE efz, 70 bas H ksH AssS,
EiSsg 8aRgsa tSEisrkt SenIta FAB Inb SsrStEtes sf;pg.
st:s aafAs:yEH.ct. teE &u6stbea, Tetatssa as Rale,
3zsrs. DggfeLbI To tEe& s~islidpstse Grf4brGrrs:
Eas 53Gr.s GsspbI ia aaiesisa aIs SUD lie Eeuti@ifri
tA $texs seiesi, bRS 9ublitaa stEens 81 5efrsasifes,
=AEsgs aaEST:-,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
er9ebenfer 9iener o. 0artbaIbt
q cIu

oWontebibeo, IL. October 1847.
Der Brief aing ab aber cine NntpOrt
mar bis ieBt nod ni1t erfolgt. -,
@aribalDi unb bic Seinen ~ertparteten He
NIT unaebuIb unb Sebnfu1t; bonn TO Yiel
mar bef6Ioftn: benz @aterIanbe foate 70
f6Hel ais m69Ii6 gu 9iIfe 9eeilt inerben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
Ser ,,SSJm9enbfpieSeI'',
pbert
Die WcbetmniKe bes Gci@Ie@tsumBanges
Bon D.. q. aubarf&. rraftif&er Gr,t I'd gbteaep, 50,

Ets Jua.nb, bte N1aunbttt, bnS AIstt, alt iclttu bies
Sud Iefen. g entb6It nislf@e SelebruHSen ltrr bic Gr
baItans, bic S&waden unb &rantbehsa 6r @st4ltStt
man Spiaeu ber GeIbfbefItdRns uub Gnosrr
Nusf&wttfuustu ItibSa. Die anftdeubsr
Observation-Disclosures unh eeren Gplet, Of
QuATeu@ c, RRh bartn CelbR fur ben 3aten bentlt& -
mug &aratErrtFrt uAb eurd ii anatpmtf@e Mbbn
bu { n rerdnihGuli4t, Der 5elnnsspian, aut esr IN
wenbuns Der &lsctrteitSt ~btrutsnb, IL barsn a%nsfIbrld
beIprpdeu unh no@aewitieu, eab berartt8t eeibtn ebns tInt
trtfhe DiitteI niemaIs rabtfal gebetlt une sur& ben ttr,
eerbIt&en @tbrau& bS 6tftstn Wisrfars nar nod Sr'
ihlimmtt nerben.
Sesca 9initnbuns Sua 80 Geats gSfRansps utrs {
itbem frei tusef&tdtl reun mon %aeref8rt; d.. s. 90
arf@, StttaGc S1tnDtS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
% emtF@e
We6CeC- un0 Spark0Ten-8ana
0earp Orrfnebanm,

Oas aIttae btrsiAs DanisfRdft to GHtsnsr)
ade aate' unb &oiGQe'g trake. 9bicag0,
GtGbts BebteI
AMI ar5sre Gtdbte Ia NnsrfIa, DeutfAlanb, Der @&wt
Stalien. 5URanS5 England, NUrtreeen, e@@seta ..
@OIh mnN GtIber,
ausertEauif&S foHpbI ale aud 0usIdnbtf&e s unb pr&nttux.
frnSS hbnbaapt wrrren snri hS&arn Trtfe etsGRft unk
ttlisata Ntartt-&Rgrft ssrsaHft
GneaffO
Ssr Nvrbtrun6zn, Grbf&aftsatIbcru u. f. ". h q utHps
SnbtrsE9 kSures ID aIft prpmsstRs uub GeriEen.
tafttRe. -t-
UN1mG@ten,
aenertue uub fpesitat tn bEntf&n, trdnlSEf&er unb ea6Ih
H%u Gprdne uerben BET mir NIT Ehadft&t atf b~eFefeibt
RonbeSstftSe an8eferttet uub rotatif& unb eCnfwIorif& BE.
sIaubt8t. c-" +
N3AIAHnnMNrAnnnA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
Nn11mfH,eibtfsmmS.

Spbn etnbtn, ~trfabrtnsr 8aunf&esbtif uub Sm
porter her 8dunfAtietfatn 5ttImttttI. 0retS tsrfsIbsn
tunft gratis Sffn unb a~Dctnuns SO. 100 QtdrI Stro6,
gpa-8UT 1884, &ItpeIanb. SbiD. 14pff3Ot nj 9mS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28
@eISfenDunaem

rrn Gurrpa oue na9 tta gBeRea tbnnen tn EtItNbiatnO
tr6aen bufm RDe&fd ua@senanntr Siruasn amf Aatd auf
8uSerl6ffeRe bsr& Rsi& r~tuattitit wtrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28

y G6dia&s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28

Gin bontS Sabr NOR felt isnsn auaen bes
S6redens nerfri6en.
Der Stern Der RepubIif WOntebibeo mar
I'm Sinfeu.
Die DleIeu fleinen unb 9roBeu tpenu
Jug DIT iteerei6eu - Gefe9te batten bic
slslne armee fan aufgerieben. Die Nnfor-
GeIan9en an ben StaatsbausboIt nuroeu
'n"eI oeoeutenber, tpdbrtnb bic R6aIi6.
ill., Ee 5n SefrteOieeu. INNER mebr I6tpaMb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1864-12-28

uno bic un9Indlihe Ie bate Der &raft.
be UtuibtSuuO Der Gnsreie pabrIi6 u6tbia.
SeSt eri1duEe oaS SHfelborL, unb g8ei.
DER nno Snoer brdngten iib binter ben
NrttS, ben bic nit Dem Wtacana, ben 9feiIcn
uno benz S0IdGtbeil benofneteu &rfeaer
biloeten. Sober BON ibnen belt aussrbe.a
elm lan9ts, tebr i6aIf ~dusefpi5teS farfes
Soij In Der re1ten Sanb.
Bte anf einen 3auberI1laa fubreu he
~ansetndnner, unb felen Ii1 ~aelenIeitia nit
etIer art fdnnibalii6en Butb an, inbem fc
uO obne dub nur nit elmer Rimber All
5uaen, ooer einen Cart BIS S1meues bon
HD gu 9eben Afme, S6enfel un6 Seine
cHll lehem IpiHen Sol3Tplitter bur6ftansn
Sn Deai9en Winuten mar pas 6ros rinos.
am9er nit Siut aefdrbt. S{idbts Fonnte
Iru"'o1 unU 0aB'i0er lein. ais Der NnbIid
80 1tuhaeI NIL 9ldu5en6en Musfeln,
tulIVsa 0~TlMmGneu uno filrd,terlimem
@eIpIei Sbre Urt, ibre nudten S6rber init
Deunlti9er 8utb gu onrbbObrsn NM hos
'u''oWirte uno nit &ucu belt mierte 0pGcnt
81 9IGali1sm eo6sn 40 bsr5iebsn, trno
eoentans ea3u bel. bas S9aufpiel au sipeS
Da1r9dlt l3rtdii6sn ,u aeCfaItsu
Odpet neri6lan9 f6 Der Sani iekt 70
oiDt nm Die oeioen Opter. raS bertn SorbeI
Oft nit oeH pdImen 8lute 6,r 9onlsnhsn
bsfpriBt ruurce uno bic Ipibiaeu S6l,rr mrbr
penn etnmdl blot an oitlsu pOrbeioIlt,rn
Yl6BliH srf6alte bas 96felborn ou,fs
Reue, n ner entffblihe bIutise San, eubets
nit einfm S1tGge. Die bunflen blutio.
pur6fohenen 0effnIteu f%fdnbeu ME qua
Gr5 aeeofsu aber bas 8Iuf, oaS an ibner
bs'untsrlief bic S6merjen Der eisensr
SSunOsn, bsr Gbi6a, Der Sang feIbft unb bei
Vsoonte an biz ieBt 80 beainnenben SiegtS-
UpItt 5si9ten in ibrsn tpilbeu, erdsli6 be.
o"".s ~eaUterns sinsn 6andiismu8, beT
SS0SSnn Im Stauoe 9etpelen mare, bds fdrffe
s~%o. uatI9er5 erbsbeu 5u maiden. 9obst e.
IuHle t9r Srte9ssebeul bic 6unFIen 9I6tttr.
ouIsH pee 8aloss NIT 70 furntboren elm.
gen. bog fsIbft bic tpiIOen 9bisrr Snoel;S,
IN 'etne Sisfe rOben unp bic erIhsrStrS SrV
Ios Do1 IN Den G8ipfel Der contemporaries
SGTme i6rsienb aufHogeu.
Odmii abr NOR and Der eutIb.ib,nn,
Au9ensIi6 9sfommeH .,6dIfeutau"-fpi ME
S0tidGlider 0ebroa6. Dos afub ffirbi
bel otsieat &usrsiBsn Der pare oft unter ibredli<
9en Gel6en; babel bauert bic sraalame Operation
OF BRET Gage unp rrst Rd6te.
~ Gin beraaiSsuber Grant,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27
Married.:

NEWTOY-MoREDoCK-on Tuesday eve,
the 18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, by the Rev. 0, H. Newton, Mr.. Doug
las E. Newton. of Marietta, Ohio. to Miss
Jennie. only daughter Of George W: More
dock, Esq, of Hartford City, West Va
Notwithstanding the hlarity of the joy
Gus occasion the amable and accomplished
bride was not unmindful of the Editor. Our
sancium usually cheerless and lonely, and new
er blessed with fair womans' smiles. was rem
dered inyitiuga and happy by tasteful remind
or of her nuptial festivities; and whilst rega
ling ourselves upon the delicacies, for the wor'
thy and happy couple, we said;
Since Fate decreed no MorcdOcks in name.
Thrice happy your choice--the brightest ii
fame.
Our wish indeed, shall always be
Wealth, health and happiness to thee,
And that postcrity recall with pride
when Jennie became Douglas bride,
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Tnnnr Patrons.

Those Of our subscribers who are in
dcbtod to us for Ike paper can pay us
at the 81 50 cents q year, if they will
call at The Office or send us the amount
by mail. We will continue this induce
ment from this date to lst of December.
after that time we vii charge ~ year
We hope all our "delioqueut" subscri-
bers will avail themselves of this chance
to pay up their Indebtedness at 81 so
This will be your last chance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27

R9" The State election, in West Vir-
GINA, takes place on the eth inS',--
when a Governor, members TO Congress,
State Legislature, &C., &c, are to be
elected. Preparatory to such event, a
large and respectable meeting OF the I'm
ion friends, convened at Mason City,
opposite this place, Saturday last, on
which occasion pole, surmounted by
tho cherished old Aeg OF the Union, was
raised to the breeze, and proudly waves
over our entOrpising neighbors, which
they profess to be able to vindicnte by n
decided Union majority.
The Hon. John NJ. Phelps is the I'm,
ion candidate for seat in Congress,
whom wo hope they will honor them.
selves in passing through Mason county,
with respectable majority.
A delegation from this now State, we
learn, was refused seals in the late Chi
oogo Convention, on tho ground that
West Virginia was not recognized as q
soy Creign State, by the JEFF Davis Gov
eminent, but declared still 10 be part
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27

B<9H For the Information of such Of
our readers as may wish to purchase
'condemned" Government property, we
state that sale is advertised TO take
place on Tuesday, November ST., com
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tho Iol'
lowing are to be put up and continued
from day to day until all are sold;
423 head Of horses; 1 bay stallion; l
imported Jack: l48 mules; 10 oxen; 8
wagons; 40 wagon covers; sol sets Of
harness; $4,000 pound Off iron; l24 sad
dies; SO stoves; 800 pounds Of steel; s.
:275 grain sacks; SIC tents assorted; 27o
pairs dark blue trowsers; 1870 pairs gray
trousers; 40 pairs Of drawers; IS wool
blankets; COZ axes; 90 shovols; q fan
mel shirts; overcoats; la3 spades and
90 pick.axes. A good many other ar
ticles not mentioned in this list will also
be offered for sale.
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Two Dollars a Year,

From and after this date (oct, IS,
our terms will be 50 year in advance
and 50 so if not paid in advance. We
egon urge upon our friends who are il
arrears the necessity OF settling their &C
counts. Many know that they are in
debted to US for one and two years, enl
might send US the money at once, y
our patrons do moi pay up more prompt
rly than they have been doing We vi
be compelled to suspend the publication
of our paper. It's mn unpleasant 'nf
that since the great rise in paper we c9r
hardly make both ends meet. We WI
send bills in tie paper during this mon'f
to those who owe US, showing their in
debtedoess, and hope al receiving theF1
will respond Immediately.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27
A PR0CLA NATION.

NHEREAS,lY the law Of Congress, Tho
w Tuesday after The first Monday in No.
vembcr next is the time designated for the
qualified voters of the several States TO meet Mt
their proper places ofvoting and elect Electors
Of President and Vice President oftle United
States. And, whereas bv m Act Of the Leris.
laturc of this State, cntitcd''An Act 10 regu.
late elections BY the people," IL is ma,le tho
duty Of tllc Governor TO give notice by proaIa
nation Of the time Of holding such election.
and the number of Electors to he chosen. q
Now therefore, I ArIhurI Boreman Cover.
norof tho State Of West Virginia, do issnc This
my proclamation, appointing TUESDAY, THE srt
DAT or NoyEnBEn, 1864, as the lay on which
viii be held, in the several counties OF This
state, an election for five Electors of President
and Vice President Of the United States. Five
Electors being the number the State Of West
virginia is entitled to according to her repre-
sonlation in Congress.
g., Done at The City Of Wheelip. on ihr
r. 5 9Th day of September. in Tho wear Of
our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun.
dred and sixty.lour and of the State The SEQ,
ond. A. BOREMAN Gov
By the Governor:
! Epe&R Downs Secretary of State, I"
September 2S-n2i-tc
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27

Bog Al every voiog place let abrave
hearted Union man be appointed to
',hoi.engc the right to vote Of every man
whose loyalty S in the least d1gjyM--
Any voter has the right to challenge a
suspected traitor, Don't be put off with
the declaration that they haze taken the
oath. Very few have ever done 'o'-
Make themaweIr or produce a certif
cate that they have done so.--Fairmont
National.
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and parcel fproaa old Virginia; there
fore it appears, to say tho least Oft TO
be remarkable that those who recognize
such Convention, should, nevertheless,
get up on electoral ticket, with a view
Of casting the vote Of that State for Gen.
Nc Pomroy Telegraph.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit court Of Putnam county,n the month Of
October, 1864.
Mary S. McConehoY, Executrx of Ira H. Nc
Conehey decd, complainant VS. Charles X.
Norris, Joseph W. Morris, James r. Morris,
Edna +. Burlington, formerly Edna T., Morris.
Peter Z. Love, Mary Morris, widow Of John
Morris, decd, Mary s. McConehey, formerly
Mary S. Morris, Sarah A, Morris, the widow
John D. Morris, Mary r. Morris, Helen ]. Nor.
ris, children heirs of Joseph Morris, deceased
James W Hogc. and John Afford. Admrs Of
said John Morris, deceased, dcfandcnts. In
Chancery and Attachment.
The obiectsof this suit is orecovcr Of the de.
fendents the sum of $500, with interest on
$500, pnrt thereof, from the 18th day of No.
vember, 1851 till p.id: and like interest OH 81.
5OO residue thereof from the 9th of July,
1851, I'll payment, also the costs of judgment
at law for said last mentioned amount and cost
Of execution and levy and sale by Sheriff un.
der same and cOsls Otths suit And il an.
pearing by an affidavit fled with The papers
in the Office that the defendants Sarah A. Nor.
ris the widow and John d. Morris, Mary r.
Morris, Helen j. Morris. and James Morris, the
children and heirs Mt law Of Joseph Morris,
decd. are non.resi1ents of West Virginia.
It's, therefore, ordered that the said non.rcs.
ident defendants, and each Of them do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what's necessary TO protect
their interests in the premises,
Tcste:
GEO. R, MONTAGUE, Clerk.
CJuco sol oct l3-n26-4t
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Circuit, sCdan.

The Circuit Court for this county,
commences in this place on Tuesday
the 1st day of November next. And we
hope all those Inhibited to us who may
be attending court, will come prepared
TO pay US.
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Echcls on Coal Rlttr.

l, is reported that Lieut.. Brooks and
about City State troops aoder his com
maud, were captured st the Forks Of
Coal on Sunday last, by the rebels. We
hope such is not tie case.
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GFUp to tho time we go to press we
have received no account Of tho losses
in the West Virginia Regiments, in the
battle Of the 18Th inst, at Cedar Creek,
in the ShcnGadoah Valley. We expect
to get i, ia .itae for our next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-27


The object ofthis suit is to recover of the de.
PENDENT, The sum of $66 l4c, with legal inter
est thereon until paid, and costs of this suit,
and it appearing by the affidavit of the plain.
tiff filed with the papers in the Office that his
said claim is just, and that he ought to recover
from the said deEendent the sum aforesaid,
with interest and costs, as aforesaid. Aud
it nppearing further by SAID cfFidavit that the
said Levin Dixon is not a re>identof this State
and thatthe atIilnt believes that the said de.
fenden: has estates or debts due him within
the said county of Putnam
It's, therefore ordered that the said desrnd
ant do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in The premi
SEES. Testc
GEO, R. MONTAGUE. Clerk.
Hoge.pp Loot lS-n26-w4.
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A GARD.

Mn. TrPrETr; - My friends during my alb
scncc in the army announced Subject to the
decision ofany Convention that might be call
cd my name for the honorable position of Del
ogatc to the Legislature. After continuous
absence of over three years, | have just return.
ed to my home, to find sickness in my family
and my own health so greatly impaired as to
preclude my acceptance of the trust sought to
be imposed by my Union fellow.citizens, il
their wishes were made effective at the polls,
l, therefore, regrctting thatI had not been ear
lier in condition to speak for myself and rctur.
ming thanks for the compliment extended me,
most respectfully decline to DO longer consid.
cred Il candidate for the House of Delegates.
Yours, &c, WIN. SHANK.
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aVeeklg gegj6ter
Local Matters.

To ADvEErIsERs.-The Register has
the largest circulation of any paper pub
lishel in this section of West Virginia
and the only one in this Congressional
District that is published regularly
and, therefore, is the best advertising me-
dunn in this section of the State.
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ITO the Ladies'.

M RS. MARY G, RODGERS takes pleasure
W. in announcing TO The Ia lies Of Point
Pleasant and vicinity, that Il o nov rrepa.
red with Stamping Blocks, to doull ukiGas Of
Embroidmipg and nnding Charges ycAson
able. Give herr call, ''.... .Iippeltf
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Commissioner Notice.
George Cooper


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To the People of the ard Congressional
Distinct.

In compliance with the request of many 0
my friends, | announce myself as n candi.
date for Representative in the 39th Congress,
subject to Convention if one is called. The
day for the election of Congressman in this
State is the 4th Thursday in October next, and
their term oiscryice will commence on the 4th
day of March, 1865. JNO. NJ. PHELPS.
GjrWe are authorized to announce HON K
V. WHALEY, rs a cRndinGte for reelection 10
Congress f,om this District.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
AZ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for Mason county, in the month
of October, 1854,
John W Deem, admir- Of &c,
vs. In Ch1nccry.
Welch T. Burwell and Eliza
beth Burwell his wife.
The object of this suit TO reverse and set
aside decree Of the Circuit Court Of Mason
county, setting certain property and estate in
the hands Of Charles =. II Moore as trustee of
Elizabeth Burwcll, Aud itappraring by alli.
dayit filed, that the dcfendents Wclch +. Bur.
well and Elizabeth his wife are non.re3idents
Of The State OF West Virginia. II is. therefore
ordered that the said absent dofcndonts do ap.
pear here within one month after due publca
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in the premises.
Tc,tc:
CHAs, h, wAGGENER, Clerk
Oct l3-p2G-iN
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House of Delegates.
We are authorized to announce
C. C. MILLER.

rs \ candidate to Represent Mason county in
the House Of Delegates, at the coming October
election.
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We are authorized 10 announce
BAPTlSTE GILMORE,

as candidate to Representthis county in the
House of Delegates, subject to Convention if
one is called.
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Prosecuting Attorney.
Nh, T!rFErr:-You will please announce
+. NJ. FITZGERALD,
as an unconditional Union candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney for Mason county, sub.
Jet to the decision of a Convention, if one is
called, and obligc the
UMCoNDITIoNALUN UNION MEN.