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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

THE bushes men of Philadelphia
have again met to talk Of the project
of permanent line of steamers be-
tween that city and Liverpool. This
project is an annual one in Philadel-
phia, and usually subsidies without
any result, though the promises are
laroe
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West virginia, So:

A Rules held in the clerks office of the Cir
"A cult Court of Marion county for the month
of January, 1864
Tobitha Shaver,
rs. Assumpsit and Attachment
Jacob G.. Shaver.
The object of this suits to recover from the de-
PENDANT for the plaintiff S4s7.9O, due by &C
count with interest from Jan. lst 1862; and to
attach the estate of, and money due the defendant
in the county of Marion, and subject the Same to
the payment of said account.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed with the
papers of this cauSee, that the defendant, Jacob
G. Shaver. is not q resident Of this State, it is
ordered that he appear here within one mouth
after due publication of this order, and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. copy-teste:
RE LOTT, Clerk
Wilson / Smith, attorneys for plaintif)
jan. %, lS64.-4w.-S3.
XT7EsT VIRGINIA, IS: AT Rules held
w in the Clerks office of the Circuit Court
for Marion County, on the first Monday of Janu-
AIRY. 1864:
JOHN S. FLEMING, Complainant, rs.
JOHN McCUE, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree to
sell two lots in the town of Warrington, in the
county OF Marion, 10 SatlS1y judgment render-
ed in favor of the complainant against the defen-
dant at the July Term of the County Court Of
said county for the year of 1862, for the sum of
One Hundred and Eighty Dollars,
with legal interest thereon from the 2lst day of
June, 1851, until paid-Dollars lost at Law,
and it appearing by affidavit filed in this office,
that the defendant is not resident of this State
it is ordered that he appear here within one
month after due publication of this order for
four successive weeks, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest herein.
A Copy-Teste: R. B. LOTT, CPk.
IF. Smith, counsel for compIt.}
jan .23,-4w-$3.00 90.
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THE State Treasurer of Pennsylva-

THE State Treasurer of Pennsylva
MIA in his annual report, says:
Some of the States that pay in cur
rency contracted their debts the sus-
pension of specie paymasters, and
therefore borrowed currency; but
Pennsylvania borrowed money from
her creditors, and she ought to pay
them in money.
Is it possible that greenbacks are
not money!
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#arriages.

Married, At Uniontown, Pa, on
Thursday, Jan. 18th, by Rev. c. A,
Holmes, D. D., assisted by Rev. H.
l.. Chapman, Lieut.. Col. FRANK W.
THOMPSON, of the Sd W. Va. Noun.
ted Infantry, and Miss BELLE H. Hell,
LEN, of Uniontown.
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SHEREFFS SALE.

Tames C. McGrcw, ct. als.-rs. Blancha Fort
y ney, ct. a.
Pursuant to the provisions of the decree rem
drrcd in this cause by the late Circuit Court Of
Preston county, Virginia, on the sth day Of No
vember, 1861, will sell before the court house
of said county, on the 18th day of March,
1864, (being court day. to the highest bidder,
upon credit Of ONE and TWO YEARS, taking
from the purchaser interest bearing bonds with
,,ool ,ocnr;t,. a rcaI IF IA
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gatal gutelligente.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. JOHN CLARK, President of
the Western Virginia Conference,
will preach in the NJ. P. Church, on
Sunday, Jan. "a, at 103 o'clock, Am.
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10th day of March, 1864,

(beng court day. to the highest bidder, upon
credit of ONE, TWO and THREE YEARS, Ia
king from the purchaser interest bearing bonds
with good security, the property known as the
:. Bruceton Church Property" in the
town of Bruceton, Preston County, West Va.
F. HEERMANS, Sh'f PC.
Han 23-4w-S2 so
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

= AMUEL WILES, rs. holland R. HARD
y ING, ct. ais.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the Decree rem,
dered in this cause by the late County Court OF
Preston County, Virginia, on the l4th day OF
October, 1862, will sell before the court house
~ eo;d county on the
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

Mr.. CHASE will soon commence TO
issue five per cent, legal tender Urea
sury notes. The banks vii be first
supplied and afterward the public.
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Containing 10 Acres,

living on Tree Fork Creek, in said county; also,
TWO LOTS in the town of Newburg, Preston
CO., WA, being lots No. Is and 10, and con-
veyed by James R. Smoot and wife to Buckner
Fortuey in his life time, by deed bearing date
June 90, 1859. There is believed to be good
DWELLING HOUSE on one of the lots.
FRANCIS HEERMANS S. P. C.
ion 92tw-S3
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A Charleston correspondent says
he would, willingly live in sty to
keep the Yankee lniscreants out of
that city" Isn't that sly in his eye2
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GENERAL DUMoNT, member Of Con-
gress from Indiana, is the father Of
nineteen children, ten of whom came
into the world in couples.
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To the complainant and defendants, in the above
cause, together with the creditors of the said
Henry Sidwell, dec d. and all others interested
You are hereby notified, that have fixed up
on the 18th day Of February next, ut my
office aforesaid, for the execution of the aforesaid
reference at which time and place you are re-
quired to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chaucery Of the said court, the day and year
first aforesaid. SMITH CRANE, Com'r.
IAN l6-4w.
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Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Kinrwood, West Va, Jan. ), 1864.

Kingwood, West Va, Jan. ., 1864. J
On Decree of Reference rendered by the Cir
cult Court of Preston County, at its December
Term, 1863 in the case of
Brady and Kidd, use, Brady,
Fairfax Pell's admir-, ct ais.
Eriract from tie Decree.-" 1t is adjudgcd, or
dcred and decreed, that this cause be referred to
Master Commissioner Smith Crane; to ascertain
and report to this Court what amount of the
personal estate of the said Fairfax Pellswcnt in
to the hands of the said Reason \. Pell. admin
istrator of the said Fairfax Pell, deceased; what
disposition he made thereof, and what amount
still remains in his hands not expended.
ID What amount of money is due to the COM
plainant, Samuel D. Brady, on the Judgment in
the Bill and Proceedings mentioned, a true copy
of the record is filed among the papers of this
cause, which record is marked "A;'') when said
amount of money is due and payable,
3D. What other debts there are against said
estate, to whom due, and the amount thereof
and the order in which they should he paid, to-
gether with any other matters deemed pertinent
by himself or required by any Of the parties. i"
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To the Compliments and Defendants in the above
named shit, together with the creditors of the
said Fairfax Pel, Decd and all others interes-
ted -
You are hereby notified, that have fixed up
on the 10th day of February next, at my Of
fee aforesaid, for the execution of the foregoing
reference: at which time and place you are re-
CURED to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chanccry of the said Court, the day and year
first aforesaid. SMITH CRANE, Com'r.
-lIr
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THE Union League of Philadelphia
has nominated President Lincoln for
reelection.
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Mary Hushberger, the defendant in the above
cause will take notice that shall, on the lst day
of March, 1864, at the office of the Recorder for
Marion county, W. Va, take the dispositions of
sundry witnesses, to be read in evidence upon
the trial of the above cause.
1ian23-S34w7 is. HUSH3ERGER, Jr.
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West virginia, IS:

month of January, 1864:
Fontain Smith,
rs. In CnanCeTy.
Jacob Youst and others.
The object of this suit is two tracts of land
situated on Buffalo Creek, in said County, to
satisfy Judgment lien in favor of complainant
for $50, with interest thereon from the 23d day
of October, 1856
And it ppearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers of this cause that the defendant Jacob
Youst, is not a resident of this State, it is or
dercd that he DO appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest herein.
A copy-teste: R. B. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilson 4 Smith, counsel.) an23-4wS3.
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The State of West Virginia, To the

II Nhe State OF W est Virginia, To NE SRcT-
i if Of Preston County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to summon the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
to appear at the Clerks Office of our Circuit
Court of Preston at Rules TO be held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in January next to
answer Charles Richmond of plea of Tres pass
on the case; damage 500: and have then there
this writ. Witness, Smith Crane Clerk of our
said Court, at the Courthouse of Preston coun-
ty, the 18th day of December, in the year 1868,
and OF the State the lst.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk
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Mary Harshberger.

The object of this suit is to obtain for the COM
plainant Divorce; rinculo matrtmonii from the
defendant.
1t appearing by affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant is not resid> of this State,
it is ordered that she do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary TO protect her interest in this
SUIT. A Copy-Testc:
(B. Wilson, P. o. R. B. LOTT, Clerk
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NTOw IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE for
IN THE MONITOR. Send on
your orders. 1t is the only paper pablished in
Monongalia County.
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New Advertisements.
Commissioners Notice.
kingwood, West Va, Jan. 5, 1864.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS uFFlCE.
Kingwood West Va, Jan. 5, 1864.
On Decree of Reference, rendered by the Cir
cult Court of Preston County, at its December
Term, s63, in the case OF
james w. Brown and Catharne Sn!der,
jacob Snidcr's adm'rs and William D. Snidcr.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from the Decree-'.The court doth ad-
Judge order and decree, that this cause be refer
red 10 Master Commissioner, Smith Crane; to as
certain and report to this Court
lst. The amount Of the personal estate of the
said Jacob Snider, decd: which went into the
hands of Jacob Snider and Samuel W. Snlder,
administrators with the will annexed, of the said
Jacob Snider, decd, and what disposition they
have made of the same, aud what amount still
remains in their hands unexpendcd.
3D. What was the amount of the purchase mo-
ney coming from the said VIM. D. Snider to the
said Jacob Snider, under the deed, q copy OF
which is filed among the papers of this cause;
what amount of said purchase money is still in
the hands of the said William D. Snider; what
amount he has paid in the way of Announcements,
(if any, to whom paid, and when the same was
paid.
Sd. What amount of money is due to the COM
plainant James W Brown, from the estate of the
said jacob Snider on the article between the said
James ". Brown, and the said Catharine Snider.
filed among the papers of this cause marked
(ll;) what amount of money is coming to the
said Catharine Snder, after paying the debt due
the complainant, Brown. under the above article
of agreement: what amount is coming to each
Of the other heirs of the said Jacob Snider, Decd
when due and payable.
4th What other debts there are against said
estate, to whom due, and the amount thereof
and the order in which they should be paid, when
the same are payable. together with any other
matters deemed pertinent by himself, or required
by any of the parties.
To the complain0nts and defendants in the fore
going suit, together with the creditors OF the
said Jacob Snider decd, and all others inter-
ested:
You are hereby notified, that have fixed up
on the 18th day Of February next, at my Of
fee aforesaid for the execution of the foregoing
reference; at which time and place you are re-
CURED to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery of the said Court, the day and year
first aforesaid. SMITH CRANE, Com r.
jan. l6-.tw.
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A T RULES held in the clerks office of the
n Circuit Court of Marion County for the
month of November, 1861
Inhn & EnShhnrper Ii
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VIRGINIA, IS: At Rules held in

WEST yRG ac ss td RULES c6 osd in
Preston County, on the first Monday in Jauua-
~, 1864
CHARLES NJ. BISHOP, ~
FREDERK w1LLNAN. A'N'
To subject TO sale, tract of land Of rs acres,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to salts
fy debt of sos, and its interest, due from the
defendant to the complainant. And appearing
that the defendant is not a resident Of this
State, he is, therefore, hereby required to appear
here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests herein.
a Copy-Teste: SMITH CRANE, Crk.
(Hooton. counsel. jan lG-4w.
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In Real Lifen-in q Sol
dier's Life,

The following is a genuine copy
from the original manuscript, which
was placed in our hands. We give
it verbotim ct Eteratim.
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To the complainants and defendants in the Tore
going suit together with the creditors of the
said Jacob Snider, decd, and all others inter-
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CLAIMS FORWARDED By NAIL WILL
RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
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~No CHARGE UNTIL CoLLEC-
TONS ARE MADE.~
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A Rules held in the clerks office of the Cir
"A cult Court Of Marion county for the month
Of January, 1864
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West Virginia. S.:

TJan. 23-4w-S2. so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-13

fRustisgs Court, Eecorder CdSkie Prssi
dhag-In this Court yesterday the follow
ing cases were disposed Of:
Antonio Samanni, charged with stealing
q lot of papers and money from John Pal
mer's coat pocket, and eleven thousand dol
lars from an iron safe belonging to Smith,
Baily & Co, proprietors OF the Sentinel
newspaper, was examined and sent ON in
both cases fer trial before Judge Lyons.
Two negroes, named Dick, slave r T
Alvey, and Daniel, slave Of A X Elicit,
charged with robbing Hammond Gearding
OF valuable lot of brandy, groceries and
money, were discharged.
Benz slave, Of John II Gentry, charged
with burglariousiy entering the house Of
Mrs l. Meyer and stealing therefrom seve-
ral thousand dollars in money, ,.jewelry, and
wearing apparel, was acquitted of the
charge of burglary, but ordered to
receive thirty-pine lashes for intrud-
ing upon Mrs. Ms premises, after re-
peated warnings to keep away. -Four OF
the Magistrates were In favor Of conyictins
Ben Of burglary, the punishment for which
is death; but the hfth one refused to give
his assent to such q verdict.
y Eliza, slave OF William N. Gary, was ex-
amined and ordered to be whipped, she be
ing convicted Of stealipg four dresses from
the house of Mrs. Wm. Tyree.
Ii The Court then adjourned till III O'Clock
this morning.
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AS- AProRTIONMRNr Of HospitaIs

~ APfORTI0NMENr Of Hospitals In and
around Richmond, for the separate accommodation
OF the sick and wounded from different States:
Soldiers OF Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Kens
lucky, and Missouri, are at Ohiuborazp HoApt
tai, eastern terminus Of Broat street, Church
Hill.
Those from North Carolina In General Hospital No
"a, in the 2i, 81, 4tb, 9th, and 9Th divisions Il
Winder Hospital, northwest Of Holly wood Gem
etefy.
Those from South Carolina In the 9TH division Of
jackson Hospital, southwest Of Windor Hospl
tai.
Those from Georgia In the lst and "a divisions Of
Jackson hospital and LIST division Of Winder
Hospital.
Those from Louisiana at the Louisiana Hospital,
west terminus of Broad street, and in 3l-iivis-
ion OF jackson Hospital.
Those from Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Texas,
and Arkansas, In. the LIST and ID divisions Of
Howard's Grove Hospital, on Mechanics7il
turnpike.
Confederate or Unappropriated Hosp.taIs--Robert-
son Hospital. cor1es OF Main and Sd strees;
Receiving and Way side Hospital, corner Of l7th
and Grace streets; Small ,Pox Hospital, near
Hcwayd's Grove.
Prison Hospitals-General Hospital No 10 and Gene
raj Hospital NO 81, corner OF 25th and Cary
streets. my l4-ts
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hRTEMus WARD on THE "AFRIKAN The Great
ehowman has given his attention to the poor Afrt-
can, and the result of his observation may be sum
med up as follows:
Feller SiHersanS-The Afrikan NAV be our
brother sevrii highly respectable gentlemen anu
some talented fciaai tell So aud for argument
sake mite be inIooced to grant IL, though don't
believe IL myself But the Afnkan isn't o ur sis
ter, our wife, and our uncle He isn't sevri of
our Cousins and all of first wffc's reiashun.-
He isn't our grandfather and our auut In the coun
try. Scarcely. And yit numeris persons would
have US think so.
It's troo he runs for Congress and sevriI other
public gosserys; but then he amt everybody else
likewise. But we've got the Airikan, or he's got
us, rather, and now what we RctDe TO do about
it, He's an orful noosance. Praps he isn't 10
blame icr II. Praps he was creati d for some wise
purpose, like Bill Harding and New England rum,
but it's nifty hard 10 see 1t Al any rate he here,
and IT'S pity he coodn't go OFF sumwhares quietly
by hiself. WHARF he Good ware red weeskils and
speckied neckties, and gIatterfy bis ambishuu In
varis interestin vase without having a eternal
fuss kickt up about him.
But praps am bearing down too hard upon
Cafy. Cum To think on It, am. He wouldn't
be sich an Internal noos3nce Ii people wood let
him alone. lie mite indeed, be interestin And
now think of 1t, why can't the people let him
alone' what's the good of costinnerly stirring
him up with ten foot pole He isn'i the sweet
cs, kind of perfoomery when In nateral stait.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF TAXES, /
Dtxl.

Richmond May 8, 1864.
INSTRUCTIONS In reference TO tho assess-
Il ment and collection Of the additional ten
per cent on profts-IS having been ascsYtain-
ed that an error has been committed In the
assessment and collection of tho addiiiodsl
ten per cent on profits, all assessors will ~.
sess the profits, only made by buying and sell
ing at any time betwesn the lat day Of Janu-
aft, 1853 and the Let day Of January, 1865
The profits on which ths tax 10 imposed BY I
and II paragraph Of SEC. Of an act entitled
mon defence and support Of the 00vernment,'
tween the times mentioned, the copulative
conjunction land" being used, the buying and
selling must both take place between the la
day Of January, 1863 and the iss day of Jsuu-
ary, 1865. Such were the instructions issued
from This Office on tho let March, 1864, and
will bs found at page 8 Of additional tnstruo-
tions, therefore the erroneous assessments
made in some districts need not be collected,
and the assessors will refrain from such az.
sessments.
III. The ten per cent. additional tax on prof.
Its, made by bnying and selling between lhs
Let day Of January, 1863, (inclnding that day }
and the 3lst day Of December, 1864, (inclnd-
Ing that day, will be assessed and collected at
once. The pEofts derived from the Same source,
between the ist dav of January, 1864, and the
3lst day OF December, 1864, both included, win
be assessed and collected immsdisteIy after
the 3lst day Of December. 1864.
J. w. III UNDERWOOD,
- Acting Commiseioner Of Taxes.
Approved,
(S,ansd) C.G. MEMe1saEx,
my 2S Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Mayors Couyt.--Some half dozen cases
were before the Mayor yesterday, none of
which were disposed of. The following is
a list Catherine, slave Of Il d Eache, tray
Cling about the streets with forged pass /;
Horace Oyan, small white boy, charged
with stealing $i5 in G notes from Mary
Trainaki; Charles Fitzpatrick and Elonora
Stack, summoned to show cause why they
should not be tined for erecting an awning
In front Of their places of business, said
awnings supported by driving jolsts in the
sidewalk; James Z Shumaker, charged with
stealing horse from some person un-
known, valued at Sc 500; Robert Ashley, q
free negro boy, who is before His Honor on
an average OF once week, charged with
throwing rocks at, and assaulting, Ann Har--
ris; and W Corkery, charged with selling
liquor to be drunk In his bar, IN the spots.
lwood Hotel.
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The BRITISH ATTEMPTS TO COMMUNICATE WITH
TIE CoSFEDgRAcV.--The London Inter, of2d June,
says
"We have to chronicle second abortive at
tempt on the part of the Foreign O.ice to commit
nicate with the Confederate Government IL will
be remembered that the Fetrci, having on board
the dispatch with which Mr Crawford, Her Maies-
ty's Consu-General In Havana, was charged, was
perehptOiily refused admission into the p0ft Of
charleston by the commander OF the Federal b ock
aiding squadron. She thereupon returned to Ber-
muda, and reported her failure 10 the Admiral of
the station, who immediately transmitted the dis
patches 10 Lord Lyons. The latter made a for
mai request for permission to forward them through
the lines, which was refused; and Lord Lyons was
moreover informed by Mr. seward that t'il would
not be agree able TO tae Government OF the United
States, tor Her Majesty's Government to hold any
intercourse whatever with the Confederates -
After this rebuff, which Lord Lyons appears 10
have received VITA his usual meekness, there re-
m1iRed nothing tor him do bat return the dis
patches TO the Foreign Office, where they will
henceforth remain rs the record OF the most ridic
ulous diplomatic failure of Earl Russell,s ad
ministration. little, however, did the Foreign
Secretary anticipate such result, that, as late
as the 2 of April, additional Instructions were
sent out TO Mr. Crawford relative to his mission TO
Richmond. These additional instructions, IL may
be supposed, were rendered ssary by the dis
coveiy that the "Maiory Report" WAS forgery -
We are now impatiently waiting 10 see whether
the farce is 10 have third act