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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

After the fight at Prairie Dawn,
Steele pursued the rebeis-towaJd Wash
inglon, and iben. spd4cByy turned aud
pushed for Canlent PEte discovered
his mistake and started for Camden also
"A despeaie race easned, aud although
skifnishing occuried All The way, Mar
lnadqks being IN front of Drockirg,
drew near with cavalry aud artillery. =
Steele came out the victor and entered
the enemies Qualifications unopposed.
Camden wal strongly fortified with 9
forts. All opproaolpss.will be guarded
and can be held agaiasllafgely superior
forces. 30 s,.
Largs rebel transports were captured
80 miles below Camden. and it isuadcr.
stood re enForeemcnls and supplies were
going overland from Little Rock TO Gen.
Steele, he not heiHg ALE 10 draw bis
fiom Gen Banks,
Gen steele's forces humber 10000
sirorg and no fears are entertained Of
lis safety.
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In the Cuagd House.

Las, Sunday evening, Mrs. Hol
derby, the mother Of Lieut. Geo Holder
by accompanied by her daughter-AIrs.
jeff. Jcnkias-arrived at Gnyandoue,
when the officer in command Of the Post
took charge of her trunk. preliminary
to an examination, Aecmng the fact that
George had been sccrc,ed in her house
several days previous 10 his arrest. suf.
fcienlto warrant such procedures where.
upon certain Miss Hits AMI Miss White,
ppJltly giving ven: to their indigns-
ton, were arrested aud placed 10 the
euard-houSe for several houts. J
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From Washington.
WAsnlScTos, April IS "A letter vas /
Teceiyed fo.dag ron Admfr5i poitefi


receiged -fo.das ron Adnir5l Porter
Which pgonoppees Banks recent expe
,ditipn n disastrous faiIute Besides
over thirty pieces Of aflillelY, "A large
humanity ann. soyiral hRQ rel
wagons aairsi eisss anubdat-tbe East.
poil--and neirly G090 pii.ooels have
teelllosl; md ihaddi-ioh, Paymas.e's
safe, containing q milton dollars in
green5arSs, was captured byl5a olemy,
The reports 10 ciCcubton iat Bllks IS
] to be superseded by SickIes Is untrue.
eneralsEFronklin and Stone, who
4 lie under impuaGon Of hating through
/ neglect and creltssncss, contributed
greatly to the disasters ia Louisiana,
viii be relieved, and probably cour;
.madslsd y
The Hcrlld's Grand Ecore dispatch
Of tie 10Th states that cur toml loss is
340O, of which the killed will rotprob
ably pxsded 500 Emorys division,
18th Corps, sky one Killed wounded
anlmis uig-incfease thist5 COO. Lees
cavalry los GOO
Report said NIagrauler Is between
Shreveport and Gen Steele, With H..
600 men.
ST LoUls, April 90 The Democrats
Vicksburg correspondent Of the 22l,
SAYS the steamer Lucy brings news from
Red river that no maze fgs.ing has oc-
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoSTpEss MovRoB, April 2S,-Wo
have to-day an exciting rumor IN regard
to affairs in North Carolina The re.
port is that Little Washington was cap.
tured by The rebels on Monday and that
the Investment Of Newborn would i'm
medialely follow. N.,t.
Gen, Shopley, late of -Loui,iana, is
now Gov, OF Norfolk. .l
NGw York April 80 Tho Newborn
Times Of the 97lhsays
"On Friday last large rebel force
appeared in front of Little Washington,
but their lines were soon disturbed, and
il is sud vigorous stampede toward
Richmond commenced"
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RebeIs Cnptured.

On the goth ulto Captain Wilbcher
took a part of his company, and started
in pursuit ola band ofrebel horse. thieves
who were stealing horses in the lower
end Of Mason and Putnam Countless
lie got on their trail aud followed the M
inside the rebel lines and succeeded in
capturing the following named rebels,
belonging to this vicinity:
James e, T. Mitchell, George Neal,
Dick Neal, Andrew George and William
Shields. Shields was severely wounded
and reported to be in the Hospital at
Gallpolis. We also learn that James
w. Smith, Of this county, was wounded
and captured by squad ofthe 18th Va.
Several others we're captured, but we did
not learn their names
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Fcdernl Court.

The United States District Court for
the Western District Of yirgina-ludge
j. J. Juckson, Jr,-met at Charleston,
Kanawha county, on the 10Th ult, and
adjourned onthe 23l There was no
Grand Jury in attendance. Considgra.
BILE business was transacted. Some FIVE
or six prominent rebels had their real
and personal property conGscated. Jas.
L. Carr and John N, Claikson, were
among the number. A large number
OF rebels having indictments for treason
pending against them in this Court,
came forward and took the oath prescri.
bed in the Presidents Proclamation Of
Amnesty, md entered into bonds for
their good behavior, and a nolle proseqm
was entered in their cases upon their
paying all costs that had accrued up to
that time. Judge Jackson, discharged
The srdrous business of the Court in a
prompt and thorough manner. =
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TIE WEEKLY: REGISTER.
10 ldornc aud sgeetcn ihc Summed Of coming

ages. ~ ~
Calling To mind theyalor displayed In de.
fend ing the flag presented To you on former
OCCASION, we trust you will CALAMITY maintain
the confdeucefapged bytfogd We represent--
ibat When your mission q eoupl ted--thc Rndl
victory won--yon return from the scene Of wa
70 ihe scsns Of peace. having Yohr temples
bedieecked with laprels, all 100 flesh and greea
to die. ~
AZ the conclusion Of the address
Captain Wilcler. attended bylwo ofhis
coppanl, advanced toqeceiye the Alag,
ao,ircplied IS follows.
Ladies.--Itis with feelings Of uidgle,I prid,
and pleasure that we, this day receive al
your hands The glorious Banner Of eur loved
land OF Liberty To be presented with III,
Starry Emblem Of our country by the loyal Ia.
dies OF Wayne county, under existing circm-
stances. surrounded as they are, and ever have
been. since the commencement Of this uuhuly
rebellion, by merciless cut throiis md maran-
ders Is without parallel m tie history OF
the war. ltlis true that the presentation OF
Flags swords, ,tc., 10 q RegereDt or Company
Of Soldiers, Il almost mn every day OCCURRENCE
General thing the participants vore safe from
in,alt, viulebec or abuse, lar insiie Tie Federal
lines Prompted as vol are by ysar slraliast
adherence to the principles laid down by tho
Father bis c0ulry, and exposed as you are
and have been, we cannot but appreciate your
motives. When il became necessary TO remove
the Federal troops from among you, TO operate
in OtherpOions. Of the country, and your see.
lion let exposed, and oyeTun by large bodies
ofrrbe tr1ops aud at all times infested by reg.
ular organized bands Of robbers ana thiGyes,
under all hrsG circumstances You have iiya.
riably maintained your loyal position, and at
notime backward in expressing your senti
men' 10 the presence Of either friend Or Toe
Through all the iunWmelnble prosecutions
and lnsses you have Sustained 1t the hands OF
these brutal marduders, You have our heartfelt
sympathies, al rse ea-. ~.
Wercccivs this Banner putting onr trust in
God and our rcuolvers that we may uoycr dis.
hpnorit but iealously Guard H. aud with faith
in our glOrious cause of thelinion never leave
it,until emblcms Of alike character shall wave
over every lown and village in the United
StateS:and may We ever continue to deserve
the APPROPRIATIONS and applause of loyal friends
Ladies in the name Of Company @, | return
yolour sincere thanks. s
Al The close of these ceremonies Capt.
Witchefs company bearing their new
Flag marched 10 front Of the hotel and
awaited the return Of the procession Of
ladies and band Of ffers and dummers,
wien Lieut. Lesage proposed three
cheers for the ludies OF Amncetta, which
was responded to in manner that ted
more than words-afrer which the crowd
dispersed SPECTATOR,
GuYASDorTz, w. W April 90, GA,
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Army Movoment, IN mo El,t.

New Yonx, April 29.-s2ccial dis
patches 10 the Times from Washington
say that facts showing the determined
energy with which the rcbls are con.
centrating troops in Yttgiuil continue
to multiply,
As far os heard from Up to II u'elocl;
to night, nothing Of much iInpjtiauce
had trarspired At the front i note Of
preparation Is still heard, anI Indicates
thai collision cannot long DO delayed.
Burnside lye>hrIly6y special con,
yeyOnce, to- join his commaul, and Sig
nal Corps that has been stationed here
through the Sjnter left heir camp a day
or two since Tor the army
1t is now generally Unlets'ooi here
that Lee will naeayor 70 bring on a
fgtt without leaviaS his ialrcnchmelts.
The Herald has le,ters from our leet
of Wilmington da,et22 4 inst, stating
that Baeuyeesrl wen. lhrough Whining.
ton on the 9lit with a.ltrgi number of
troops on the WY to Richmond. The
cnem2 is sending all der men on the
rebel tapitoiy
The IIeraIls yorktown letter Of tho
aGlh states that arcbel drsgrler reports
considerable panic ut r cbmgul ond
PelcrsbOrg the rebels having 4omcnta-
ry rypcrtodon oftho appearance Of one
OF more strong Union columns. Many
ofIhc Inhabitants ere moving south
The impression gains geugra.ly that
The present campaign will e,en,ul,e in
sucres', and R chmQna will fall.
The Tribune's special says bat Gen.
Batter will take Inc field, aud that Gen,
Smith was ordered 70 report to him; that
Generals Gilmore pnd Smith will com.
mond corpsnndct Bader when tho right
time arrives.
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A Rchel omeer cnptpred.

Lieut.. George S. Ilolderby. Of Jeu,
kin's command, was coplurediu cabelI
connty on the 9slh ult., by Lieut Wm.
shannon, Of Tho 18Th W. WI.
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Fired Into.


AtPurkersbutg downward bound
boat, though sigualed by Capt Phelps,
steamed rapidly past, early Thursday
morning. thereupou the Captain ordered
in position cannon, and, as tho Silver
Spray" peared the port cred "a blank
cartridge, but she disreearling it, ahoth-
or was fired, and not needing that ball
was sent after her which passed through
a Jorge skill on the hurricane deck and
striking heavy plank glanced of, do.
ing no harm, however. It's needless to
say The osilver Spray" rounded 10.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

ETA gang of twenty guerriIas late
ly made a roid inio Kcysburg, Logan
county, ky,, and plundcrod tho mer,
chants Of $4,000 worth of goods, but
the force from Nashville next day cap.
turcd all but two These guerrilas are
unmiligatcd scoundrcls whose sole OBJ
jet is plunder
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL man employ
ed as miller on the Buffalo Flour Mills,
near Wellsburg, VIVA, go, bound to
the revolving shaft by his coat tail being
wound round it, and he was whipped
against The floor until his feet and the
lower part ofhis legs were stripped Of
flesh 10 the bone, besides being broken
and shattered. He was also bruised in
the breast and died soon after being re.
lieyed from the shaft.
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Thc New TnrlN BlII a Lnlg.

WIsurSGroS, April 3O.-The Presi
dent has approved Of the jointresolut.oa
temporarily increasing the duty on i'm,
ports 50 per cent, Ills therefore aldw.
Nsw YoRK, April 3O,-Fhe new 80
per cent. duty on imported goods weGt
into operation at o'clock tllis P. NJ
Merchants who had come forward in
extraordinary numbers after the new
tariff was introduced in,o Congress,
were from the hour mentioned, quite
indifferent as to the withdrawal of their
goods, and tho pressure Of business has
come to a close, The receipts Of the
custom house for dulios have reached
during The present week The immtnse
figure OF neatly fyO millions Of doliOfs,
almost exclusively in coin.
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BOARD of Snncryisots.

The Board of Supervisors are by law.
required to NEE, on Monday, The 9th
day Of May, that being the 10Th day
after The election. - ------ ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

Eg'BLAKEs-We have now on hand
and for sale, all kinds Of Magistrates
blanks, aecOrlingto the now FIRMS. -
Magistrates will do well to give US a
cali
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CircuitCourt.

y Circuit Court.
4 The Circuit Court for this county,
commented its session on Monday last
Judge Daniel Polsley presiding The
Grand Jury was in session one day
They found but few indictments The
State VS.. Abner Edwards on an indics.
ment for the murder of Owen Yeager,
came up for trial on Tuesday noon, and
as we go to press the case is still going
on,
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Aanlrs in North CnroIlnn.


NEwBgRS April 22,-Governor Vance,
who is candidate ior re election, has
been in Lees amy on an eleclioneering
tour. a coresP ondent OF the Iredell
Express, from Lee s army, says we have
resolved to suspend any of our men who
vote for Holden, by the thumbs, over
which the Rrlrigh Press is very indis.
nant aud predicts The defeat of Vance
by the people ii he encourages it. las.
NJ. Leach. a peace man, has been elect.
ed to the Confederate Congress from thc
7th District OF this State, by a large
majority Vance and JEFF. Davis are
having personal quarrel oyer blockade
running. The steamer Advance, which
belongs to The State of Moth Carolina,
makes regular trips between Whining
ton and Nassau Davis insists that the
North Carolina steamers shall carry
part of their cargoas At Government
prices and sell them at the same rate -
Vance informs Davis tllat these steam.
ers belong to the State OF North Caro-
Tina ports, and bring clothing and sup
plies 10 her troops, Davis can have no
voice ia the N tier. Vance says these
steamers have no, ooly enabled him 10
elothe, arm aud equip the State soldiers,
as well as those OF Mississippi, but also
enabled him to add surplus OF several
to The State Treasury.
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Mere About Con. Steclc's Captnre o
H. Gnnidpu

Mere About Con. Steclc's Capture Of
ras Camden.
sr. LOUIS. April 9O..-Aayices from
Cam len, Arkansas, say tint Smdle's ar.
my is there, Thayer's juiuca Steele at
Elkn'a Ferry, on The little Missouri,
whGro therobhs were driven iiom TIC
IlRc-ol breas.works commanding tho bot.
tom, IhnOnemg next stood al Prairie
Dawn, fortified with line rifle pits, opaul.
mcnts Tor gur,, en- barbouo, n mile and
IA halt long. Gen, Steele Gonked his
position Price skeiaddlcd ,allero brisk
fight toward Washington,
Other skirmishos occurred during tho
march, but our total loss was less then
200
pdco supposed Steele WINS going to
Shreveport via Washington, and moved
bis commend from Camden to Washing.
ton.
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TnANrs.--ow thanks are due Hon.
w. T. Wiley, for public documents.
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The Fort Smith Ark.,) New Era says
that a sQual Of tweuty.one guerriIIas u
uatiowl uniform surprised, on the d
inst, party often men ofthe Is. Ar.
Kansas cayalry guarding some public
stock near the battlefield Of Pr2aic
Grove, aud after sinking hands w.u
them fell to sHnghtcring and only ono
esclpedto tell the tale. Six were killed
and three wounded.
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ASHINdToN, APHT 80 -ITnefe IS
nothing new from the Army ofthe Poo.
mac. The rebel army is quiet, There
is no probability that tue Wac Depart,
nent will grantthe request Of the Fena,
sylyania Legislature to mustar out thg
reserves for chat State IN Nay.
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beiOen 9auider felfelte. geleudtet ppm
Wie0erl6eine Der lesten SonnenIttablen i'm
gBaherIpie9el fdritt lie lunsIaui baber, Elm
SOrbden in Der 6arb, aus benz .selbe Mu8z
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Gine Gr@5aHIans aus bent Of.
IL .lebe-n uRS 8Irgerftanbe.
(Nou GsatSt Srite.)

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ibm. neil er 9eidUiessn bate 5ur anre3ten
Selt.E ls. 1nLL-. ~
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