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Interview between Commissioners Of
Exchange.

1ntCIftSH DciheCn COMMISSIONERS Va
Exchange.
New YORK, Aug. %. The Her
AIDS special says
Tie first Interview between Gen.
Merideth. recently appointed Coa-
missioner % Exchange, AMI NJ.
Oull, Rebel Commissioner, took
place a. City Po;nt on the 23l inst.
Some points in dispute we're arrang-
ed, aus! arrangements Tor the eX-
change OF parolled prisoners were
net completed, and negotiations are
still in rrn-ress.
The imprisonment Of john Morgan
and his officers in the Ohio Pen!tcn-
tarv, has brought the rebel anthorI-
ties 10 terms, and it has been agreed
that Col. Streight and officers Of his
command, who have been So long
similarity imprisoned, shall be placed
on a footing with other prisoners Of
war. This will be probably be re-
sronded to by the restoration Of Nor
gan AMI his officers to a similar
status
Geu. Nea! Dow has been turned
over 10 the civil authorities. y rebel
Brigadier General i'll our hands will
be placed in close confinement as a
hostage for him.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05
FRUIT a MEDICINE.

Ripe fruit is the medicine Of IA
ture. Nothing could be more whole
some for man or child aud al
though green fruit is, Ct course, al
most as fatal as so mach poison. ths
ripe is fully as thorough q health ro,
storativc and health pvcseryyr.-
Strawberries are favoriteS will! al
classes, and constitute Il popular lux,
ury. But who can compute the
amount of general health promoted
by this relish for Strawberries? Who
can imagine how many pills that
relish throws out of the market : or
in other words, to what extent these
pills prepared by Mother Nature,
and sugar-coated, as it were, to rem
der them more palatable, crowd out
of use those prepared hy the chemist
aud the apothecary? Who can tell
the number Of disordered livers, de-
ranged stomachs, aud affective d.
gestiye apparatus generally, the
grateful acid of that delicious fruit
gradually restores to a sound condi-
ton, hooking at all the skill of the
ablest physician, indicating the
simple laws of Hygeia by their radi-
cal action, and also teaching us how
often pauacea for some Of the most
painful of human maladies lies di-
rectly at our feet, ana is condemned
because it is so unaSsumlng?
After strawberries, we do homage
especially to peaches and (iu their
season. grapes and melons. They
are the kind of drugs that cost CON-
paratively little and do comparative
ly much, when the patient is not too
far gone for the use of such pieasar.
medicaments. We knew a person
once who, believing himself in de
cline, and having been completely
worn out in patience by the expert
mentS Of his doctor, determined to
eat from four to six ripe apples every
day, and note the result. Ii tire"
months he was we'll We know of
another who, without being afflicted
with any particular disorder, tor .
years could scarcely be said to enjoy
a single weeks exemption from sui
fering. He then commenced the
habit of drinking a glass of plain
cider every morning, and for the
next twenty-five years never had a
single days illness. Such remedies
are simple enough,
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

None are genuine unless the
words "HotLowAv. NEw YORK AsD LosDoS."
are iisccrEib,c AZ H1i.r-nmrk in every leaf Of
The book o; directions around each pot Or box;
the ma =" plainly scc- p h>iding he irgF
10 the light. 4 handsome reward will be given to
any orc rendering such information rs may lead
q thc detection Of any party or parties counter
FITTING the medicines or vcnding me same know
ing them 70 be spurious.
.. Sold 8, IN anarua.cio.y Of Professor IIol-
lowar. 20 NaidoYLanc Wv York and BY al!
respectable Druggists ard Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world. in hoxes 1T %
cents and II each.
5s.:~ There !. considerable saving by taking
the larger Eizn=.
NIB ireraions for the guidance Of lnitien,s
IN every disorder are affixed to each boz.
ari2G2-i" ..-.,,....
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

PEACE MEETINGS. "A copy of the
Raleigh (N. Ca;olina) Stanford, just
received in Washing ton, contains nu-
mcrous reports Of peace MEETINGS
held throughout The State. This is
the first movement in the Coute,?era-
cy to end the war, aul bodies 20 good
to the fast crumbling Richmond dyn-
asty. That Journal still maintains
its fearless aud high-toned course
against the Davis coaspiratorS. The
revolution there is fast ripening.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

ANCIENT historians have been re-
miss in stating the cause for the sum-
mary death of Cock Robin. 1t has
now been conceded by learned sa-
vans, that the sparrow shot him be-
cause he was q TOGOlM
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

BEAUTIFUL was the reply of a Ven
cradle man to the question whether
he was in the land of the living
80: but | am almost there.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

THERE is in New Haven an old sol
der who has received eight severe
and carries in various parts
of his person over six ounces of lead :.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

FATHER, said a four year old: |
think you're wrong. Why, my
child 2 Cause you brought that
baby here when mother was sick !!
The odd man 'immejutly' wilted.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05
Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
RE-OPENED! Ia,
lga3Ii.z;- sTsEsE9eEs


This GREAT NATIONAL THUROUGHFAEE
is again open for Freights and Travel.
Inc Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with, eli
recent improvements; and AS the -
Eridgcs d Trdck are agdin in God CoadhPn,
the wcll-carDcd reputation 0. this ROAD Tor
SPEED. SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the reorgnEi-
Zation OF It's business.
In addition to the UEEoUALLED ATTRAc-i
TONS Or NATURAL SCENERY heretofore
conceded to this route, the RECENT TROUBLES
UPON TIE BORDER have associated numerous
points on the Road, between the Ohio River and
Harper Ferry, with painful but instructive IN
tere.t. ~ a
CONNECTIONS
, at the Ohio River, with cleveland and Pituburg
! Central Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Kali
roads. and, through them with the whole Rail.
way System Of the Northwest, Central West and
Souttwes,.-A, Harpers Ferry With the M
chester Road AT Washington Junction, win
the Washington Branch for Washington City
and the Lower potnIoac.-At Baltimore win bouf
daily trains for Philadelphia and New York
TWODOLLARS additional on Through Tex
cts TO Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the
privilege Of visiting WASHINGTON CITY, IN
routs-beiag g. 10 lower than the cot by apy
other luc. AZ recently charged nnd tbe rate 10
Baltimore being 81 80 lower than recently chafg'
81 hy gay Of Harrisburg
zgYThis is the ONLY ROUTE by which par
serl,,crs can procure through tiescts aid through
checksto Washington City. 70. ~ -. -
J. Fl. SULLIVAN, General " cs'rrp agent.
Bellaire. o. L. A..COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Baltimore. ". p SMITH, Master OF Transror-
tation, Baltimore. l"Prii 4-iyf'
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

THE Chinese picture OF Ambition
is "a Mandarin trying to catch Al com
ct by putting salt on his tail.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05
A 1IiSer's Iron Will.


AS two travellers were passing on
foot through srGuesteTed valley,
their way led them through lonely
little churchyard, upon one CT the
totnhStoncs OF which they dec'phcred
the following singular inscription:
Here hes The SoW OF Que arho$c name
shall perish.
. What qnecr old epltaph
exclaimed one Of the travellers the
soul Of one, torsooth how con!h
the sonl Ola man De imprisoned III
sepn!chre?
"Rldlcn!ons ]! regime the otnef'
who was man ct ir" words ont
much sagaclty and they projected
on thei; journey IN silence, to the
next town.
Bnt the sagaclous man thought
that he IiScerned in the words chisel-
lol on the old marble slab something
more than their frst Sense expressed.
Returning privately to the lonely
ohurh-ysrd, then he removed the slab
from its place, and found buried
underneath tia heavy iron casket,
which, on being opened, proved to
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05
:. DfYEs. S.
CABINET NAEEn. aGI ezs--=-''--<seS
Undertaker.

Is prepared 20 Manufacture and furnish to or.
der Tables. Bureaus ECd-Steads. Wash
Stands. Wardrobes. Chairs. Collins. and
everything in ms line 8, the shortest notice
He mas, also, finely finished and FASHION,
ABLE Hearse, and will attend funerals in
town and country. - reasonable rates
N0rrantowr, Feb II 52--!
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

y NEGRO preacher. referring to the
ind -meut day in lis sermon, said
'Broddern aud sisters, in that day de
Lord shall divide de sheep from de
goats, and Dress, de Lord we know
who wears de wool.
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Circulate the Documents

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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-09-05

He that stu1ieth revenge keepeth
his own wounds green. Bacon.
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An INDEPENDENT
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ALL IHE. NEWS

| will be found IL the cpiuars ol imH Won't;
from the various departments @. .l"inIn activity,
Political, : Agricultural. and CONNER
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weekly Democratic Leader.

fHNE ATTENTION Of the Democracy Il Penn
j. sylvania and of other States is called :" the
Importance Of extending the circulation Of lie
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rbitrary. illegal and Unjust arrests

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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28
Sherif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, thatI will offer for
sale at public auction at the aOor of the court
house in the town of Seneca, Nemaha county,
State of Kansas, on Tuesday the oath day OF
February A. D. 1868, between the hours Of two
and three clock p. N. of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in Nemaha county,
State of Kansas, to wit: the uorth one half OF
the south east quarter of section two in town.
ship four of range eleven, taken as the property
of Dan Newcomb on an execution in favor OF
Samuel Dickson, issued by the clerk of the dis
trict court within and for the county of Nema-
ha, State of Kansas, and to me directed as Sher-
if of said county of Nemaha. Given under
nv hand this 24th dav of January A. d. 1868.
JOHN S. RODGERS, Sheriff.
n431 of Nemaha county, Kansas. !
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To the Inventor!

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but each numbel contains O6cial List OF the Claims
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Sherif's Sale.

w - SherW s Hate.
Notice is hereby given that will offer Tor
sale at public auction st the door of the conrf
house in the town of Seneca, Nemsha county,
State of Kansas; on Tuesday the oath Day OF
February A. D. 1868, between the hours OF one
and two O'clock P. n. of said day the following
described real estate situate in Nemaha county,
State of Kansas, to wit: the south one haii OF
the north east quarter of section eight IN town
ship four Of range thirteen, taken as the proper
ty of LORENZO Stewart, on an execution In favor
Of the State of Kansas for the use and benefit
szof the lboardof county commissioners Of said
county of Nemahas issued by the clerk Of the
district court within and for the county Of Mem
aha, State of Kansas, and to ne directed rs
Sheriff of said con nty of Nemaha. Given IN
der nv hand this 9th day Of January A. D..
1863 JOHN S. RODGERS, Sherlf
n431 oeNemaha county, Kansas.
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LAW OFFICE AND MILITARY
COLLECTING AGENCY.
- ]. D Brumhaugh.

WILL give particular attention to claim
and demands against the Government, in o!
it. departments, and particularly, those grow
ing out of the present war-will obtain pack
nav arrears aud bounty money for those enti-
tied under the late acts of Congress-will also
obtain pensions for widows or heirs OF deceas-
ed soldiers.
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He prepared to his old customers and others who
may favor him with call ct his usual place Of business,
Broadway, East Marysville, Kansas. lnl1n
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ATCH1sON, KANSAS.

And has on sale Largest and Best assorted
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Thankful for the patronage he has received since he es
tabshed his business in Kansas he determined to merit
continuance of the confidence of his friends and the public
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-01

s.. LOUIS, Sept. l2- A dispatch
from Little Rock. Ark, slst 10 tho Re.
publican SAYS, Col Cloud, with one hun.
dred OF the Cd Kansas cavalry, arrived
at that place on the 10Th between Perry,
willie in lnyian Territory, whore Gen.
Blunt defeated the rebels under Steele
aud Cooper, and Fort Smith. Colonel
Cloud with 500 ofthc % Kansas caval-
ry aud Robb's battery, attacked 1000
rebels under General Cobel in a Strong.
~ fortified position, routing them with
considerable loss, The rebels retreoted
toward ArkadeIphia.
At Dardonnelle, on the oh, Cloud at
tackled a thousand rebels, under Colonel
Stirman, and defeated them, capturing
their camp aud q large amount Of com.
missary stores, Over two thrusaad
Uuiopists joined Clouds command, anx
ious to serve in defense of thejr homes.
The first train started over the Mem,
phis ami Little Rock R4iIroad on the
2lst.
From 10 to 50 descrlers reach Little
Rex daily. They take the oath of al,
lcsianee and are released.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-01
SOMETHING NEW,

Mr.. Editor. You can Just say 10 the citizens
Of Point Pleasant and tho country people gem
orally. that have on hand and am receiving
every few dnvs nice lotof Cooking Stoves and
Household Furniture such as Bedsteads. Ben.
reas, tables. Chairs, safes, stands. and all 9TH
or kinds Of Furniture, also nice lot Of Willow
ware, such as Baskets. Baby Wagons, &c.
Wooden ware of all description constantly on
hand. As have sold out the grocery part of
my business to Mr. Henry Graf, ] can pnt all
my time in the tin.shop. and ! will not
disappoint nv customers in that line from this
out. I will from this time keep good lot OF
tin,ware on hand regardless ofJenkins or any
other man. Persons wishing topurchase any
OF ihe above articles will do well to give me
cali before purchasing elsewhere intend TO
sell for CASH and by so doing ] can sell ar
ticles as CHEAP M Won can buy them in the city.
Ifvou do not believe II call in and see for yonur-
self. I will be found in my saleroomS. under
Bcsle's Hall, at all hours, job Work done on
short notice.
"Dead loads" of Fruit cans and se1ling,wax
on hands. JOHN LboNAhD'
Aug 9O-ly.
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CoMMssiCNER's OFFICE,
Winfield, Putnam county W, V.
September %, 1863.
Mary Rider, Complainant,

vs..
Sarah Paul. Hannah Mynes, Malohn S. Morris,
James Cyrus, Joseph r. Hill. Thomas Paul,
James Paul, Hannah Nicilas. Elizabeth
Paul, Paulna Cyrus, Sylvester Cyrus, Hen-
nv Cyrus, Mary Ann Cyrus, and Elizabeth
Cyrus, Defendants.
YOU and each of you, are hereby notified
TINT havSlixed upon the 2 tn day Of October
next, at my Office in Winfield to take, state
and report mn account Of the damages which
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nnw lhe snmtnr wns gnnk

New YORK, Sept 25.-We have already
recorded the sinking, in Charleston har,
br, ot,he famous rebel steamer Sumter,
alias, Gjbra;ar, bat have ooen unable to
Isrrn who'hcr the stalking was from shols
fired by friends or foes,
The Bermuda Gazette clears up this
mystery. The editor learns that she WAS
fred into by Fort Moutrjc, tie rebels
tDsr- probably miSmk'ng her fora Fed
rral nam of.war The same authority
say. that there we're ego persons GU board
al the time. All but about 90 were saved,