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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-23
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Real Estate?

IN pursuance ora certain Deed Of Trust made
L and executed by ~ Z. NJ. Lowell, TO me j
Cartwright. Of, the date of March 18th, A. d,
1853, and Of Record on Page 9g7 and 29S Of
Deed Boz K Nc. "a ofthe Records Of Deeds in
and for the county Of Mason West Virginia to
secure the payment OF certain sums Of money in
said Deed specified by said r. o NJ. Lowell TO
John Brown.
will as trustee on Monday the l3,h day Of
March A. D. 1865, in front Of the Office Of the
Galloway Mining Company, in the Town Of
Mason City, in snid countyof Mason, between
the hours Of tl0) Ten A, NJ, and ~ -Four T.
NJ ., sell the tract or parcel OF land below men
toned and described, and being n portion of
The land conveyed by John Brown TO said r.
@, NJ Lowell by decd dated March 18th, 1853,
and of Record in said deed book No H. folio
No, 29l, and therein particularly described to
which last deed reference is made, Beginning
at the Ohio River in the line dividing the land
owned by Robert Adams aud lately sold TO l..
H. Sargent from the land conveyed rs aiorc
said by John Brown to r. O, NJ Lowell and
running thence back from the river on suid
line 10 the land known MS the Mcdaniel tract;
thence along the line of the same IN the land
belonging to tho late Lewis Anderson Mt the
time of his deceasc. thence along the line OF
up thcriver to the place of beginning, toe Their
with all the privileges and oppurlcuonees 10
the said premises belonging or appCtuining,
excepting The following pa,cels md lois Of land
lying within the above boundary lines, that is
to say Lots Nos 10, ,, 4, 5, 6, I 10 aud l6
on Front street, below Center street and lots
Nos.2, ,. 4, s. 6, 10, IL, 10, H. IA, ~, IT,
II, Is, 10, %, 81. 90, %, q, 90 q, 2S}
90, 30, 81 and 80, ON Front street, above Cen,
ter street Lots Nos 4, 5. 6. Z. s, .. 10, II,
10, IL, II, Is, lG, H. ls, 10, 90, 81, 90, %,
81, &c; 90 and 90, on Centre street,
Lots Nos 4, G. s, g. 10, II, l9 II, II, Is,
lG, Ia, IS, 10, 90, o. 90, 81, 90, 81, 2s, and
the subdivisions of said 2S on Brown street.
Lots on Horton street Nos. 4, S, 6, Z, S, 9, 10,
II, 10, r.. Ia, Is, l6, II, Is, 10, 90,
%, o. 25, %, 81, 80 and the subdivision of
%, Nos 2Sli and 1881. Lots on Pomcroy
street, Nos, 5, I, ., 10, II, 10, -, ii, 10, lG,
II, Is, 10, 90, q, %, %, "a, 2jand lots sold
to Patrick Donovan, John A, WinkcblaCk,
David Gcyen ir and David pcRens, respective.
ly, and the Saw Mil lot Lots on Third street
ON southeastern side above Centre street, Nos
30, As, so, So, GO, n, 76, Is, so, s., 81, &c,
go and lots below Centre on Third, Nos. as,
80 and 81 Lots on Fourth street, northwest
ern side above Centre street. Nos 20, 49, 81
80, IS, 81, %, 81, GO, Gj, e. 60, Is, a. ~,
81, SO, IS, 81, 50 and o. Lots below Centre
on Fourth street. Nos, 80, 80, 81. 80, IL, 40,
Is, ~, 40, 81, So, IS, and on South eastern
side of Fourth below Centre street, Nos, ! and
A. Lots on Anderson street Nos. 10, II, IA,
l6, ls and 20. Lots on Adams street, Nos.
II, 10, Is, II, 10, 81, 81. and 90 Lots on
Wide Alley, Nos, o., SiSS6A, lGi9. ~,
1917. 1915, 2li%, 22l, S0io aud S2i, and
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FOR SALE
G0AL AND OIL LANDS!!

ONE THOUSAND ACRES ON BIG EUR.
" rieanO creek, in Putnam county, miles
from Kanawha River, containing heavy vein
Of coal. Good prospect Of oil.
One hundred and fifty five acres on Big Hur.
ricane Creek in Putnam county. containing
coal, iron. and other minerals-good prospect
for OIL
Three Hundred and ffty.six acres in Put
nam county on waters Of Big Hurricane creek.
two coal banks opened foot vein.
100 acres on Little Guyan in Mason county
go acres under cultivation, also good dwell
ing house aud orchard on the place.
100 acres on 0hiols mile creek in Mason
county-bctween 10 and so acres under cult.
yation--good orchard, dwelling House and ne
eessary out buildings.
1876 acres in Mason county on Ohio 1880
acres under cultivation, containing good or
chard, and good buildings, &c.
l76 acrcs--2O acres under cultiyation-two
good houses, This land is situated in Mason
county on tho waters of Ohio is mile creek,
325 acres-5O acres improved, containing
two good houses, all necessary out buildings,
also good orchard. This land lies on Ohio IL
mile creek in Mason county
207 acres on the headwaters OF Is mile and
Little Guyan. $50 acres under cultivation,
good orchard oflO acres, also good dwelling
and oqtbuildings.
$40 acres in Mason county, on the waters OF
Ohio Is mile creek. 1870 acres under cultivr-
tion-good dwelling Houses-neccssary out.
buildings, also Young orchard of . acres.
All the above lands in Putnam county are
adjoining each other, also those in Mason Go,
These tracts are very dcsirablc, for ugricultu-
raj and mineral purposes. Some of the above
lauds contain oil springs Of great notoriety.
NAH of the above lands will be sold cheap
Terms cash in hand. For any further infor-
nation apply 10 Davis II, Ball, Point Pleasant,
West Va, or to
j. NJ. BALL,
Buffalo, Putnam county, West Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA SIS:
A Rulcsheld in the Clerks Office Of Cab.
N ell county, in the month OF February,
1865.
John Settles, plaintiff,
Lacian NJ. woolcot and Henry c. Everett def
In Debt.

The sheet orthis euil is to recover of the
defendants the sun Of nnctyono dollars and
sixty.six cents with legal interest thereon from
the 18th day Of February 1859, I'LL paid and
that the said sum Of money Is now Justly due
md owing by tEesaid dcfcndontsto the said
plaintiff and that there is present cause Of &C.
ton therefor. and thathc said ohm Settles
believes that they have estates aud debts due
them In The said county Of Osboll in which the
said suits pending. and that they have gone
beyond the reach of personal service Of Court
process, issuing from the county in which they
last resided, and so remained ninety days az.
ter having left such place Of abode.
Now, therefore, on motion OF the plaintiffs
Attorney, II is ordered that the said absent de
fcndGnts 10 appear here within onr month at
ter due publication Of this order AM do what
ia necessary toprotcct their interest il the
premises.
Tcsic:
WILLIAM MERRITT, Deputy
FOR T,J, Merritt Clerk,
Jnsll, Ferguson, pa, feb, a3-it.
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For Sale!


T1HE BEST FARM OF ITS SIZE IN MA.
L soncounty, containing l05 acNs Of supe.
rior level bottom land in n high state, of cult.
walton, capable of producing from rs to 100
bushels Of corn per acre. Has a dwelling house
of 5 rooms, cottage house Of two rooms in
back yard, well Of good water, an excellent
strble and large double corn-crib and other
necessary out.buldings. This property is
owned by, and was the former residence of
John n, McMullen, situated on the Kanawha
River, 2 miles from Point Pleasant, adjoining
the farm of c. @. Miller, Esq,
For further particulars apply to Col; @. B..
Waggencr, or Il. KimbGlmg, Point Pleasant
or to the subscriber at Arbuckle, Mason county,
West Va GEO W. CRAIG.
Parkcrsburg Gazette, and Grafton Land
Register copy 4 times and send bills to this
office.
frb9f
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President Lincoln,s Testimony.

A New York correspondent writing under
date Of August LIST, 1864, says; during Mr..
Lincon's visit to The "front," the propriety Of
issuing whiskey rations TO the army was dis
cussed with General Grant who favored the
measure. The President remarked with his
usual cosrnt simplicity, that whateycris bene'
fetal to the health of the civilian, will certain
iy prove advantageous to the health Of the sol.
diers, and as nearly every individual residing
in marshy districts throughout .he country eau
attest to the merits Of Roback's btters as a
preventive offebrile complaints, hyusing Them
in the army the malaria ofswamps. and fevers
of the camp, may like the enemy be defed
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ETThat General Sherman is good
Christian, seems to be indicated in the
fact that he not only entertains no spite
against the Rebels, but will take no
respite in his operations against theme
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EVA company with a capital Of
500, 900 has been formed in Detroit 10
bore for oil about three miles from that
CITY. They have leased for ninety nine
wears a tract of fifty acres Of land. upon
which there are said to be unmistOko-
bic indications of oil.
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P0INr PLEAsANT MI RKET.
PoINr PLEASANT "A. q2, 1905

PoNrPLEAsANr, Feb. 90, 1865.
GROCERIES Coffee, 60 cts pr ID,
Sugar, brown 80 cts, white 40 cts. per
pound; Molasscs 81 3O@si 40 pr gallon
Golden Syrup 81 80; Rice 1871 cts. pc.
pound; Tea SO 50 to SO rs per pound.
y PROVISIONS Beans 50 5o@2 rs
ssr busheI; Died apples 20 so per
heI.
QTAroEs-New Po,atoc. o. 10
''FER Eggs 90 cts pr.
lb.
eOrh from 81 70 a
Al B6siei.
RN--Tn the Ear 90; Shelled, 81
nils per bushel
Core Meal 81 90 per bushcl.
BACON Shoulders 25 cts per pound
l-SiAes 80 and Hams 81 cts per III.
BEEF--Steaks IS, per pound; Roast
best cuts ll01ec per ID,
WOOD Cool wool is selling al
So oO@83 so cord.
CHlCKENS-Chckcn are worth from
So to 80 90 per dozen.
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H1 Old Abe is determined to put
but one construction upon all nogoIia-
lions for poSce, snd that is re coustruc-
ton.
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So The Rebels began the war by
"6ring the Southern heart" and they
are ending it by burning up oil the cot.
ton they can lay their hands on.
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OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS;

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS;
4 T Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
N Circuit Court of Putnam county, in tho
month Of February 1865.
Samuel Winebrimer and Robert N. Sims,
VS..
E. p. Frccmcn Christopher Hoke and RobePS
7. Sims. In Chaucery,
Tho object of this sut is 10 recover 81 tho
dofendent, f. P. Freeman, the sum q ri. 500
MS is evidenced by three several bonds. execu.
ted by the said y P, Flcemen, on Gie list day
of September, 1887, one Tor the sum of $500.
PAYABLE twelve months after date thereof. one
for $500 PAYABLE on or before tho LIST day az
September, 1861 and the other and last Snrtho
sun Of $500, PAYABLE On or berors Inc lst Of
September, 1850, with interest thereon from
The said lst day of September. 1857. and
rosisof this suit. And it appearing BY aiida,
vii filed with the papers that the co,nplainant
has present cause Of faction therefor, and il nm
penring further BY said aflilayi,, That the said
e. + freeman aud Christopher Hoke are non,
residents Of this State.
II IL, therefore, ordered that they do appear
here within one month aller due publication OF
.lis order and do what is necessary to protect
.heir interest in the premises,
Tcsle.
GEO, K, MONTAGUE. Clerk.
summers 4 lIogO, soils, [tcblG-4t.
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M The Southern heart has been
fired" so oIIeu. that it ough. to have
received little more Eight" than seems
to inspire il Just now.
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The object Of his fuitist to recover or en-
force vendors lien for the sum Of sl4l pur-
chase money, for twelve acres Of land sold 10
the defendant YIN II Morris, as agent for tho
defendant Geo " Morris, also tho interest and
cost Of Ibis suit And It appearing by aiida-
vii filed with the papers HAT ilie defendants
Nre non-residentS Of this State and that said af-
iant has present cause for action therefor.
II is. therefore, ordered That tho said Will
liam II. Morris and Geo W Morris do appear
here within one mouth after due publication Of
this order md do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest in the premises.
Teste:
GEO. r, MONTAGUE. Clerk.
feblG-it.
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GT'The Rebel cause has always been
dark enough; but it will be darker still
when they put tie blacks in the army.
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Cor T,J, Merritt Clerk,
Jasll Ferguson, pa, IfOb, aJ-it
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The Rebels may put armsin the hands
Of their slaves, but the slaves will be
pretty sure 10 use their legs.
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dlitS:

SMITH-Ather residence in Ripley, Jackson
county, West Va. on Wednesday morning,
February 18TH 1865, OF Heart disease, Mrs.
Rachel Smith in her 6ith year.
She leaves Il large circle Of friends to mourn
h err loss.
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dFtarrita:

SIooRE-KLINE--In Columbus, Ohio, on the
9th inst, at the residence Of her brother-in-
law--Mr. S. E. gdcn--Charles P. 7. Moore
and Miss Rilla X, Kline, both of this place
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u IN ~sneteO.en nnb fOisetb. Sarei6aft 6~steefiet Itia:
The underslgned...., Off,, in theState off,.
and......, of....., in the State Of. 80. hereby qua.
%rantee, that in the case the foregoing bid of 40.
for supplies, as above described, be accepted .!he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt of the
contract at the post office named, execute the
contract for the same with COED and sufficient
suretles, and, IN case the aid....s shall fail to
enter into contract as aforesaid, we guarantee
to make good the difference between the offer of
the sald $500. and that which may be accepted.
A. b., Guarantor.
G. D., Guarantor.
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La ~ i Nslss. ARRANGEMENT.
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Gle t ,ef ra6fen Dtarltt Grurt e6er Sem .. ct. Dtntttt
&mwaIt auS3efeGtsn 8ef&etuisans nedsepttfea pereeu.
unFe8fln4st8e unS HnFt4tt5t anetbote Ustben nt6t te.
a6tst. 49, ae 46aat
Sebe gartte neGbe tin &uaespt nnc6t, rnus turd5 etne8
s~4etatgnpg Ea6peis n, tae fc nepsr btrltt md tnp reft lei
ugsno en m Aneebpt ~bsttetltgt If, austr remisnisen NOR
unter IL tbreE Nanen e3etabet bat.
Brrf5 age mufsn heutltd: Proposals for furnishing
Fresh Beef absrlGrtsben unb an ben uutersei6nrten
abrsfFrt 1etn.
Qabtetsr naHsn bet @r6Hnans sesenpdrtt3 unb pprterst-
tet tetn, SnrgiSaft tur NusfaHrun8 bs Gsetratts 81 eeten,
ebe tie bic Ofnce serlaHen.
gpenn cas- 4nbebrt I'M Nanen elmer Ttrnta aeSdtebt, f.
ntufan bic 3aHen str atetlnfh msr, frrie bic Yphpffce Gee
n1u G~n9eeebsn tttn Deer es MIRO mot tn Setrddt gCtegen.
3Gblun6en ptrten IN icl6en 8saos semaht, ne lie bic
Yer. Staaten lttiern; fnS fesUs p%Urpaneen, iptaIb ais ptlGe
e~tneeteE,
Gin Ereu,fb bsr 9. ct. yae ~sierars ouer ydrteteu, Bic IN.
etb0ts etnittfen, rctrb berlaget. neun folder ni9t bereits
bier r~s9tartrt purte.
Nas angebctt, ne1fe m 6tefen gnIeitanaen n;dt tbsr-
etntt! 1seH, tusrssn 5urLd5fpisen.
EbRm DtIfpu.
l1nD-lee) SreS. Brig. Sen. II. s. 9. Il. 9. 81.
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80 Esepnsar Baltimore.
@8enten fur aitfoi8snben 5eaer-atrf@eruass @Oupae.
ntteH ]. 9t1nf!
DttttoppIttsn 3n1ur0rce 81 Nen Yprf,
@tun6iapttaI unh Oblts. $l,700, 600
3ntsraattouat 3nt g., Ftg,
5rane'apttat unh OSIts. 100000
Abrtatte Sire SHiVrsnfs 60,
Gruuttapital 100000
N~efolute Gtrt 9pfuraue 60,
@ruutfapttaI 100000
geripff Uertep prompt be8utautet unS ptnetrtenh etne
gtricseuns In unferer Ofpte brsoRlt.
far pCItten Ent StempcItetne 9erednuna!
YteTtoren, 9el9s IN Der 9setropeIttan ODER Jteiolats CT.
oeraderu laden, aue ju ether DiSipeubc psn tenn Geptun
eerebtiet, Ueiae IbDa nan9mal 50 srps. betruf, obnf s0f
lie bic etDdtgen 8eriuft oGt Sonny. beden 6u be fen brauGen.
StatI@s Strmtu is&tferenBtR.
Gall Il Mr. Gas 5ptlfeT & Is.
@%sesmnna, 5inrtds 81 60, 3arss Serssr.
6 &. srsare h Gp tmat23iD
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Damsn, nel6e per Dtsnls zines suteu ar,tss %bebarfsn
TCGien I'D Rstsa an
Or. Sdumann, no 80. glcrtb rate GertnstOnary
nenten. or. Sdumarn III Der etuSl8e Nr9t tn bteien eanbe,
aus ben man i'd BET her 3etlnng aaer Observation-Disclosures
berlafen tdnn, ais ba fine;
@tedgn4 Der Bonatit6en Hetntaun9,
Mebdrntutter-Verta un0 BerlbpayifG,
8uden. uno S~eitsnl6merlen,
RteeereeiblagenGeit
wet6er Glug, Nppetitlpi6fe;t, Rerorit0t, RDpfpeb unb aaf
ben Danen etsene 8efdperben.
Sebe Dame, Bite etnfu 0el1tften DOttcr wdni@t, lpute bel
3 r. @ d II m a n n DorIorehen.
Wan SerBfGe nt6t be Summer 80 WSrtb, En SaaS
bon 3ertnatpnflr Baltimore, Bab..
@rsereten wrrben nad asen 2anbe88t6entsn periantt.
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Temer<Werfderun9
Der aIIpciirten 6eueruanns ELECTROMAGNETIC
ieuIdaft opn Baltimore.
gB. 4. Sputbfr. seeeuibsr benz Sun+Seb6uee.
Sn getrGdt Der erfplsretaen G~bdtt9fett beg Danpfs6ensr'
DEPARTMENTS feaen Uir pn tCst an aurt ~etutGeten yretle
meme Qpltcea aus uub erReuern aud bte dlten gu hen btGtg-
Ren Staten. &ue D~teienieen, wtl6e 3Guier MRbeIn Obfr
Ionftas Mertbee8enfdRet FIR Elm pber teben Sabre su ser-
fGern ninf6eK, perbeH ktermtt e~tneelaher, ft BITE elite
unferer berab0eiet ten prGmieN dn~3uieben.
Nae @erlufe pereen pie btsttr prompt NIB liberal auf'
be;ablt. SpRn 4. Wppres Yr6t+
Girsfturen
EDm. q. Sad. Maen patne
SaneS 6. Bteeben, SanneS Gettp.
Qancoher Dub. Npah Qp1Ifer.
@tdarb 6. Ytalpn. Saaes u Bruce.
Sdntuel Rtrf. Saepb 8rHf.
SraactS Burns. Sarhes YouH9'.
7 granets u, MtGer. SGnaes Y. Sefse'
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