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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-14

The MOTHER MuULDS TIE MAN
When | lived among the Choctaw In
dians, says one, held consultation
with one Of their chiefs respecting
the successive stages Of their progress
in the arts of civilized life and,
amang other things, he informed me
that at their start they made great
mistake. They only sent boys to
school. These boys came home in
tcllgent men, but they married nn-
educated and uncivilized wives: and
the uniform result was, the children
were all like their mothers. The IA
ther soon lost all his interest both in
wife and children. " And now,
said he, elf we would educate hnt
one class Of our children, we should
choose the girls; for when they be-
come mothers they edncate their
SONS. Thi. ia the point, and it is
true. No nation can become fully
enlightened when mothers are nc. in
good degree qualified to discharge
the duties Of the homework OF edn-
cation.
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Az AsroS1sHED AGENT As po-.
lite omnibus agent was going through
the ladies' car chsckins baggage. he
asked very pretty young lady if she
had any baggage she wished taken TO
the hotel.
"No, SIR" was her reply.
The agent then asked her fshe de-
sired bus.
She instantly gave him very sweet
smile, and replied:
Ono, sir, am not in bussiog hu'
NOR this evening.
The gentdropped his memorandum
book, hastily retired to the baggage
car, and said he felt unwell.
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A GREAT VESSEL OF OLDEN TINE

A GREAT VESSEL OF OLDEN TINES.
-Ptolemy Phllopater, who lived
some two hundred years before Christ
had ship with forty banks Of rowers,
being five hundred and sixty feet IN
Ipngth-one hundred feet longer than
the Persia, and 100 feet shorter than
the Great Eastern: seventy-s'x fr't
from one side to the other; in hight,
to gunwaes, it WAS ninety-slx feet,
and from the highest part ofthe stern
to the water line, it was a hundred
feet: it had four ru1ders. each sixty
feet long. When it put to sra, 1t
held five thousand rowers and four
hundred supernumerarles, and on
the deck were three thousand mar
iners. And beside all these, there
was large body Of men nnder decks,
and vast quantity ofprovIsIens and
supplies.
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aslistt)(ausoIl5.
a startling Episode Of tksc
War.

THE MYSTERIOUS GIRL, WHO TURNS orr TO BE- A
MASON, AND SAVES HER EsoTlrH's LIFE:
WHO IS A'"' 10 ah SHOT.
too,'V>i''''''"', " '"' "'>s - ''.'"n.,I ,mnn
HELENA Afh'' Jan - io"o'
Among the Many scenes of the
war, "hlch have passed under my
observation. my fec"''''''"h enables
me t" give you an i'rc'''n' "' one q
the most nYNie'l"''S an" strange "I-
ventures W".ch nave ever li'h'o o.
Daring the month q, August
1851, whlIe nnr Iowa regiment was
stationed at h"lla, III M,SS"nrI, our
company WAS detached from TIE re-
@inent, aud sent t" Guard the RAIL-
road britt" NJ IN" H'',%,,', ,i, ,,,r;Il,,
"h't", Il was ",'''' w. ,'.' ,">
90 Una. ] "'' : ''' '''>" V ~
10 Wv ,,ES''"'' t1 h,.,, ,,,on tho rronrd L,t
He '. ''''" 'vt" n,h'n f." tl,,'ra ,7,,,.arr1 in
*" ""'1, ,I "ns ,, " ,,,nr., ' = very old
I'"'' '"''f .., n"' nh;n;, ,,' ,n,.,o I;ract
tec'1p'u 'i"'t' l," tII, ,"n+ ' a,l;,:ns1
.'' '''e u'",' ~ ',,r. q s,"r,> tr',n ~ wh;cb i
'he c"P'"'" 4,''' ''', -. ',''' IT,, .,,,,on
"PPe"'s ''e ~, "''" ~ 'I'o" o'nn;,1 ,,y,r =, y
'} Sn:' 1 '''"' Ia r''' ,'nr ,,,,,roanh;nc tho
', ,,1, n " I",tnr va. 1;Ic,v.rpl sncnr-
':".l' .I,' tt.o.,I,,cL ~; tno brjlIp
eu - 'I'v ,I,..,.1 >, t,,a co,.t,;n
"hlcA oelhG a"''' cosy" ~ w
was lm'he'1,"'''S """''s' Ill., ''',' i,.'r 49,.
quarters, open o1e"'"I ''' 'I;,n,, l:,,t
Us cnH'th'S w, '''''' III "' ~, ,':,,,1 ''S,,,
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meh' ne e"'i,'' ~ ~ 't " Co.,, -
was o'S'r"}'' y ''e ." ','' =, ~ Ti ~
! Friday before 'Ar ''I' '""""' ,'
captain pro'r>SrH I" uh''''>t"'' ','
and SAID, me SH"r.E'"S VIII a''"I" I.
tie bridge '","'G"'' ""'' ''N.'''' ~
a'"'H "'''r''' '"e c''''.|"; 8, g .Lu W.
mustered, an" !''''',''',' '.I';' -, ''t ~,
ln'ih'nenrF u we "''"'"' y" Wv 49,
be ""Ef" '"r a' a"! "'''''',''' N'" VT,
mun''i"n was "r'"f'" 10 "T ,'S'. ~
nted the s""''S were "'"o'eu' P.:N, ~
; cts thrown Dllt, ana every t)itlu i'l'
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MORGAN ANTOVN VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, MARCH IA, 1863


had done 81, to send for their moth
er and younger brother. The boy
did not know that his sister was a
Mason, and only knew that his ia
ther, when living, was Master OF a
lodge in their native tuwnsin Ireland.
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The distinction between liking and
loving vas we'll made by little girl
six years old. She was eating an
egg at breakfast, which she aeemed
to relish very much. "Do you love
it?" asked her aunt. "No," repli-
ed the child. with slook Of dlsgn.t;
81 only like it. III loved it ! should
kiss il.
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Wholesale Hats and Caps.

ITARpER & BRO. have opened Il whole
II sale HAT aud CAP HOUSE Il, No. 50.
Main Street. TWO doors below y. " Ha@k. ana
oppsosi,e List. Morrison Cos. WHEELING.
VA. where will always be found Il large anu
complete assortment selected especially tor the
Jobiiur Trade Merchants are requested to cali
OUR RETAIL. STORE will be conducted as
heretofore, at 1919, Man. corner Union St. with
the usual large stock and latest stNeS Al extreme
" low nriceS, HARPER i BRO.
ffb os,S3-yl WHsELING VA.
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RICHMOND HOUSE, PARKERS- 80.
II BURG VIRGINIA. ;%;Ss
}. WM. DENT, Proprietor. --

This NEW AND SPLENDID HOTEL being
compIe,ed, and every arrangement; for comfort
and convenience perfected the proprietor 6egs
fact. and respectfully solicita share Of pstronass
The Richmond House is provided WIN
an efficient and reliable CLERK, and with CoM-
PORTABLE HACKS to convey passengers 10
and from the cars and steamboats,, FREE OF
CHARGE. REQ. IL oo-iS'
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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-14

What is knSwledge?-To be away
from home when people come to bor-
row books and umbrellas.
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was scratched and SCARED with fresh
wounds. apparently the result Of
some h4chnnaiian brawl with his
comrades, observed, This Shooting
ipller after he's a prisoner, for
fighting for the freedom Of Missouri,
and again the ahulitioners. amt ac-
cor,iu to law" HIRE a member O;
the rnnrt martial asked tim "lr the
numbering Of q helpless woman and
her children, at the midnight hour,
by hurning them to death while they
were Sleeping, was ti@hlins for the
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Selttt 2oetrl.

A POETICAL ESSAY
TO MISS CATHERINE JAY, OF UTICA.
An S A now mean to write
2 L sweet X 7 J,
The girl without a /.
The belle of [ I X.
| der il you got the
wrote . L 4 /
sailed in the R X D \,
And sent by L y Moore.
~ VI 7 head will scarce contain
calm | b 4 bright;
But \ 7 miles from I | must
49, this chance write.
And lSt, should y. E., Nv L,
B Z T., mind is not;
Should y. f. friendship show B true;
They should not b forgot.
But friends and foes alike D X,
AsII' may plainly G,
In every funeral A
Or uncles 7. G.
F. IN nature never D Y S,
Her influence B o,
Alike induces IL dcrness
Or 70 tude dcvine.
& if cannot cut Il
Or cause al
hope TIL put a.
> IN
r L for IN Y ation 2
Nix rOu>in?-hCart ( E:T~
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New Home. mi 81 4
1nH Market ST.. above Union. As.s'
ICL WHEELING, VIRGINIA.
T M PAII,. PrODrietOr.

THIS HOTEL isunSurpaSSed hvanyin Wheel
ing for comfor, and ACCOMMODATIONS: Hn,i
the charges are rsry aodsra's. Visitors to Wheel
ing would do we'll 10 stop at the NEW HONE.
Ms Extensive Stablins attached, and 4
good OSTLER always in attendance:
Nch. :. 7.'63-;f.1 J. NJ. BALL Proprietor.
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NT REILLY. WHOLESALE GROCER
Il. DEALER IN
Foreign g. Domestic Wines & Liquors.
SUCH As
PURE FRENCH BRANDiES: AMERICAN.
BLACKBERRY, GINGER and CHERRY. do
PORT, MALAGA MADEIRA. aud all other
Gescri o,ions Of Wines, PURE HOLLAND and
AMERICAN Gins; JAMAICA. ST. GROIN Il
NEN ENGLAND RUN. IRISH WHISKY,
Pure Rye, and rectltied 90.
PITTSBURGH 4 OHIO RIVER SALT, IRON.
GLASS and NAILS all of which will he sold at
Lowest Market Prices.
Nos. 55 L 81. Main Street. WHEELING: VA.
FEB 81. '63 .-lvr.
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Wheeling Advertisements.

TANES A. BAKER. No. - 4 ~. Main ST.
j WHEELING VIRGINIA
Dealrr in PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,,
and aTORACCO, OF all kinds.
IErh - EH-iH.
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DLANKS, OF ALL KINDS, for sale at the
ID "NbNITOR" OFFICE; Morgantown va,
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Morganto(ua Nlonitor.
MORGANTOWN, VIRGINIA.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
&C. STURGiS, ''''' ''''S y ''' '''1 '0''
TERMS:-Thc MoSrroa is published on every
SATURDAY, at 90 per year, III advance.
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Advertisers will be charged extra for changing
heir advertisements.

Advertisers will ae charged extra for changing
heir advertisements.
Ns-The fee for announcing candidates is
For District Offices. S. 0G
For corntv oefres 300
weadino No.ices and Obituaries 50
m~AAWAYS IN ADVANCE
PLAIN uud FINCY PRINTING.
The Proprietors OF the McHIroR office have
established Il Job Office. and are prepared TO do
al kinds Of job Printing in 4 STYLE tncq'milcd IN
Western Virginia We particularly invite the
attention of our Merchants. Mechanics, &c. TO
our establishment. as we are prepared I" do
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING.
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. PLAIN i ORNAMENTAL, such Us
BOOKS, CARDS,
CHECKS. RGLL-HEADS CIRCULARS,
MANIFESTS. LABELS, PAMPHLETS,
NOTES DRAFTS. RECEIPTS. DEEDS,
NOTICES WAY-BiLl.S. Catalogues,
RiLLETS. PROGRAMMES. POLICIES,
RAILROAD. STAGE AND AUCTION
Bills and MERCHANTS BILLS. Of
EVERY VARIETY.
BLANKS ofev"cy description neatly and eXpH-
iitinuSlr executed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A I L r . "A ID
1868. y ~ Z 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route TO Chicago via Kokomc
81 NILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY ed, 1858,
~ trans Wiil BE- run a. follows
A Chicago EXprt Train will leave indianapolis al
los p. NJ. and srrive d Kokomo $40 p ~ time
make close connection With the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for LosanSport Valparaiso
and Chicago.
Return y. the train will leave kokomo az 325
A. NJ on the arrival Il the ght train from Chicago,
irving az Ind a apolis at eco \. "
Nail rain will leave Indianapolis az 4:lO p NJ,
Stopping at al stations and arriving Peru IN time %
make connections With the trains the Toledo and W "a
bash Railway. for Wabash Huntingdon Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning. the same trein will leave Peru az rs
A. N. after the arrival oI Toe train on the j. " r. "
from tie East, ant arrive indianapois ll2O A.
in time 70 make connections os all points East South
and West
Chicago ExpresstrAin will leave indiana polls 1O4d
T. NJ. making cas- connections Kokomo th train for
Logansport Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive a
Peru 307 A. NJ in time % make connection with train,
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
WAY.
Returning tie train vii leave Peru at l2a5 p NJ
making clos connection . Rokouo with the train.
on thc cincinnati ana Chicago Air Line r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga. port, and arrive AZ Indianapolis
Cincinnati. Loaisvills and other points.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent
'. 7. MAL0TT. General Ticket Agent. feb25. '62-dly
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Advertisements p,lii.hcd Ia both the Daily and the
weskiy sskTlsFl will be- chafged he nil Daily rates
with ns.half The Weekly rates added
business No'css published Ia The eea' columns, .. ten
in.s under. will hs charged Tor each Insertion ell ~
ever ten lines. ten cents per line
Charges w BE- made fpr Inserting the notices oi the
following ORDER soeisteH and Associations ~ the rates
named. to tr paid IN aifsneei
Military Companies. Order ~ odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, benevolent sn,ietIss and singing Societies
fof each notice net exceeding lines ~ cents iof caCl
lnseftien over eght lines ~ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, ~
without noties free
Marriage Notices 60 oeata
Notices o festiyais Pensa sud FAesios gutten up b5
individuals associations, by churches, et The regular
prices.
Advertisements ssdei and placed under the head ~
Special Notices. fteaines oF ovci, viii he charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements mailing les. than ihrse lines inserted
once IN The Daily. will be charged my cents.
Yearly advertisers 90 pay quarterly,
Announcing candidates iof olcrs Of every description
O. be charged the rate ~ ~ 90 of each name 10 the
Daily and sf IN the Daily and weekly, the same % be- IN
oil eases. paid Va advance,
Legal advertisements Inserted A. the expense ~ the At
orus, ordering and not delsyahe for The legal proceed
lngs, bat collectahe al our usual time Publishers moi
scoantshs for the accuracy q legal advertisements be
yead the amount charged for their publication,
ELDER HARkNfsS hiNoHAM,
ffopflelora Indiana state sentinel,
!. NJ TiifORp,
President indianapolis Journal Company
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VOLUME XII.
U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
go. sosl
fNnrn TATks ~ AMkmcA. DISTINCT oI ~.

no. soa.l
lfNufn sfATks oF AMERICA, DISTRICT oT IN
utANA. 49,
NnsHssa. A libel of Information has been filed M The
nlsifsl Cuau ~ the United states wtha aud fof tie
seventh Circuit ant District of Indiana on The iTh day
of January, isoi, hy John Hanna. ksq, Attorney
- the United States fpf the District pf Indiana against
the following d~scfiled estate crrds and snscts of one
Jmes cafsun, ioswit "A certain ladgmsul against Musss
hlrvland and william Moreanf ~ the Madison Circuit
Court, in the state of indiana rendered April fsf laGi
or fbiT 10, with credit thereon Of t5n0 also pfom.
spfy noio against the parties. due iHeenbef 2s,
tHai fof ei,noo and two notes against the saus
parties fef fIhn each-ous a wh Il due tcsmner as
lsa9 and the ether due December IS isGa iuf viu.
alion II The puwcf II ac Of Congress approved Juy
~ ral entitled, "An act 90 suppress nsuffeeuu,
punsh treason and rebellion, o. sefe ani osunseae tho
property of rebels and nf other pufposeh - and praying
process against asd property, srd that the may
eoufemned and sold ~ rnemles property,
Nov therefore, "a pursuance oi the mouiiion under hr
seal ~ sad Court % directed and delivered here.
hf give public notice a. a persons claiming sai property
90 any part thereof of Ia auy interested thrfrn
that they be aud appear before the said District Court
the United states, 20 be held the city of udanapo
~ and fsr fhe District % Indiana du the nr,t Monday
u fch uaFy neat AZ tea o'clock the forenoon Of that
day then AMI there o. lnteposs their claims aud o make
their allegations Ia that behalf
y g. RosR, q. - MarshaL
Per hmrtow, Deputy.
Attskt
Ioas ~. REA, Clerk. Jang0-diu
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fNo. 2o2)
IINsrEOsrArI:s OtAMEnICA, Dis

mo 1p31
LIMITED STATES Of AMERICA, Dis
u Thicr OF INDIANA, S.
waEnFks A libel Of information has been nled IN the
District Court ~ the United States. within and Tor the
seventh Circuit and District II Indiana the 18th day 81
January, lsG by John Hanna. ffq. Attorney o the Cat.
ted ftaes lur the District o Indiana, against tha lr
estate ~ ote iofvnzo n towden, iu art 90 the following
scflbcd al estate Ia said District to-wiu piece 90
parcel of land alto nlnH the town oi Cambridge ty oil.
Joining the west .de Of lot o. ia block A. a. and \. r.
in Hawkins addition 60 said town, aud being directly
south of lot o. ant part o =, in said NJ EEK and facing
Railroad street aud the Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad
the south, 'hs eing the properly formerly owned
~ VIM ~. Cannon, aud belHg ne hundred feet un the
street hy about leo feet deep also ~ feet side lots
3 aud a. in block z. W u. and =. q, la llawkns
addition 20 said town. tor violation uf the powers ~
an Act of Congress approved July i7h. lsG3 enttrd
An Act g. suppress nsuueeun 20 punish treason aud
rebellion, o. reizs and sonuca's the property ~ rebels
and other purposes praying process against said
realty. aud that the same may be cHndemned and
sold i euetnics' property.
.ow. therefore, in pufmance uf the Mun0u under The
seal - the sai Court directed aud delivered do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming aid
realty, any part thereof IA any manner Interested
theei. that they be and appear before the sad the n.
al Court of tho United states, to he held at the cit, ~
indianapolis w ana lot the District of indiana un che 1t
Monday of February neat ~ 10 o'clock ~ the forenoon
II tha, dsy ard then au there tu ncrpose their claims
and make theft nsgetaus Ia that behalf
H. q, Rosk, u, " Marshal,
nyt. :. niottow. Deputy,
JoHs N, KKA. CLERK. janif.ditt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

"rt hope. by keeping good line % goods and .<ll.
w ing cheap, merit and receive literal shsrs Il
patronage We solicit al examination ~ stock snf
comparison u our rFiess, before you make your Dry
Goods purchases
!sn7.sm JONES A. 1ggSS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-03

preseG. war has this staie been other than
wiling to terminate peacefully and
honorably to all. a war unnecessary in its
origin, franght with horror and suffering
in its prosecution, and necessarily dangers
Gus 10 the liberties Of all in It's continu-
ance.
). 1'.d be Il Rseo!c.d, Tha. the lspis-
'a,ure of tie state Of New jersey believes
that the appointmen. of commissioners
upon the psrt Of the federal governments
to meet commissioners similarly appoint
I'd BY the insurgeut states, to convene IE
some suitable place, FOR The purpose Of
considering whether any, and If any, what
psn msy De adopted, consistent with tbs
hcs0r md dignity Of the nationa! govern
rneat, b. e 1ich the present civil war may
be 6roagh. - !, a.oss, IS 10, iuconsis.ens
with the iu'egri'y. h>Qcr, and dignity Of
she federal governments, bc,. "a an indiea
.ion OF The spirit which gn,,m>i-S The Al
herring states, YOU'D in any essat, tend
20 strengthen rs N tbs sDIhion 81 other
nations; and hoping, "a VS. sincerely do,
that the soashsru state. would recipro csie
the peaceful Indications thus evioctd. ans
believing. AZ We u, that nnder the b.s,s
in. OF God grsst heust:s you'd aIiss froar
commend ,he snhieci 10 tia considerations
Of tie government. OF the United SIstes
All reqaeA1 t,s 20 opera;jnu therein
1na oa IL Heyslyed, That his Ez
cB!ieacy the governor IS rrUuestei 10 for
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-03
From Europe.

The steamer Europa from Liverpool on
the tn ult., via Queenstown on the eve
ming Of the Sth, arrived At Halifax on Sat-
urday. The news ,elegraphed j. Of no spe-
cial importance. In Eneland The no.s in
tense excnsmeh. prevailed he deg TIE
Europa sailed, owing TO the entry into
London Of the Princess Alexandra. The
pagsan: aud festivities were to he 90 =
scale OF unexsmpIed magnfcence. The
King Of Belgium, ha. accepted The arbtra-
ton between England and Brazil Prince
Alfred was rsgsiEing his hsal,h steadily.
Bishop CoLEsso dcalines resiesing. I,
was stated that England and France were
quite agreed A. 10 the tenor Of their noies
10 Raasia regarding Poland.
The Pope has refused 10 accept C.rdi-
nal AsrosrLLI's resignation. Bv tele-
graph TO Queenstown it was stated tia.
the Princess A!sxandra had been wslcem.
cd in lhs most brilliant and enthusiastic
manner. and had passed through Lcadon
amid the utmost excitenen. 10 Windsor
Cattle