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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07
l,TATE OF. WEST !VIRGNI1

- KAxAwuA couxrr, To:vr-At Rules held IN II.
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court tot
OIL the FIRST Monday In March, 1896 - ~SN'''!'
william DIckInLon. Executor &C.; and o,hor., Co..
plainnnts. VI. William 4. Quairier, E1ecuiot md
Others, Deicudants-ln chanerry. ''-' 49,
(T1c object Of this suit IL to partition aonr III.
crs thereof the to Tho Ibors suit eli hat an q,
"John Steele 1900 Acres Survey" lying between
Georges Creek and keliyS Creek In KAnaxfa and ,l.o
the zee kcrcs Of the Anderson Survey On Csnni.ir.
Creek and tho 10 acres at the mouth Of
Creek and adjoining Maiden. owned by the same
On motion Of the conplanAns by Counsel, ana II m.
pearing, BY affidavit nleI, that the Defendants samu,
mIthcrr julia Dove. Martha waIhIngt0h And kWr,pe"
A. Washington, Benjamin 7. Turner, Sarah A. Sui;h
and Robert Smith, Julia H. GHynne and Samuel Gvynn;
Lewis RuiIncr Jr, Eliza Robnkon and Madeline Kojn
son. Infants Samuel Alexander, John y. Al.xapd,t a.
C. Brown and Sandy Brown nou.rcIidents u th
SA,e In therefore ordered that they DO .pp. ben.
within one month aer duo publication OF this order an,
do what 10 necessary 10 protect iuteress In th, suit
Copy; Teste: JOHN SLACK, Clark
s. A. MiLiEg. i. r. o. - - - g.. .
1Nfn InnI
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>Gdneatipnal 9epartmeat.
CoAMuNIcATIoNs Oh Educational sub
jocts are solicited from teachers and
okhoro -, -. .-, -
Explanation,
Others.

Exceptions having been taken to the
article upon the "Charactsr Of Teachers
published last week, I'VE have only to say
that while We endorse the general sentl'
meuts of the article, We did not even
suspect any personal application. Had
vo even suspicionad such thing, We
should have refused to publish it.
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The Itclllgcnccr Is larger sheet, has wider cir.
cula,ion and Its columns embrace greater amount oil
reading matter than any other paper Ia the State 1t
contains regularly the proceedings Of Congress and the
w,st virginia legislature ard all the late news and
general Geographic dispatches up to the hour OF going
10 prrss including the market reports from the Cities oil
Chicago, Cincinnati Pltt.burg. Sow York. Philadelphia
and baltimore Each issue will present summary OF
news from all parts Of West Virginia. IN addition To the
daily city REPORTS and large share Of editorial nten.
ou will! be given TO question: Of local and State interest
II Is mailed IN time for the earliest trains aud steamers
To- all parts Of West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania AMI
Eastern Ohio nnd is also sol the mud boAts md
hy new. dealers generally IN tho towns and villages
The Weekly and Tri.wrcky editions designed for
those living away from railroads a other ihorouShIareH
and not within reach Of daily mals The Weekly Is ar.
ranged expressly for country readers. For amount
variety md quality Of rcn'iins matter including the
latest clrsrn2hio news L. no, cNce!lcd by the ~ecElc'
q. larger Cities while II possesses the additional a'r'c
lion Of holm. largely Devoted to cal n":vs and interests
The pricipcs Of the ln,rlliyc.crr and always have
been an unconditional devotion To tho Federal Cnion
I'm ,b, question 1t gives uncertain sound, and ylesd
the Government, no halfway support.
II, was tie uny daily paper in Virginia thu: r'sist"'
Scc.> sion first l,t and all the time" anil that cart
uppn the people To rally thu polls and in arms asIs
, IL.
1t was the first paper 10 advocate the formation o. INC
nrw Sair. Its la"rs and .":vc"s before III" ''c Aiu
Before Congress IN ,ha behalf, familiar as h">r'
| hold words" TO AL West VlrEiniGS.
IN connection with It's newspaper Department. ID" In
,..Ils.,crr has o." 81 ia" lrarS, and most completely
furni,he Job Printing and p"% M,dins Establishments
west Of ;.e mountains, II employs three Sican presses
Al so.s %! circnar, pamphlet. h's nh" carl printing
blank work an book birdar. done clr'rly AMI en-
r.i,innsy The printing for The State Of West Virginia
i, now done n this establishment.
Thanks Az. h;iuS books "r the Of clerks "' the
Circuit C"r:. rcs"'rrs s"riG. county irea-'irrrS nh'
clerks Of the laiis al Srv,":t. a'! poll book" i"d
tally papsrS urc ias az s oi:.u. ur I'll" hcs material
and IN the most and w"rSnan!ik" H'ys" cn"Asr
than they can bc ,.oir elsewhere. Address,.
CANruElI. fElw & co.
Wi;"rlm,,, west w.
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The State Soldiers Convention was
held in Clurksburs on the 22l of Feb
ruary. The organization Of County
League, throughout the State was reco 10
mcpdcd, various officers and commit
tees for tho State organization 'ppolnt'
ed, and adjourned to moot Oh February
22d, 1867, at ParkcrsburS.
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Public Sale of Valuable
KalaVla River Bottom Lands !
.4Nn ADJACENT NIL, LANDS.

Tn rCRSC.tNCE or TWO DEGREES MADE Br THE
circnt Court II Knnawha county, the mt In the .1t
In Chanccry Gf Quhrrhr and Swami against =. Benrd'
et dls the 3h day Of June. lsoo and the ieeond 10
the Sit Of Thos. Hughes c.. r. g. Thompsoo G dn m.ee
At the June term of said Court for the yVAr 1Sd, ~
undersigned. Commissioning. appointed g. ns 1Ss%
pos" By raid Court, viii sell nj public auction. I'M
highest bidder AT the front 0OSr d the Court oase
Sud Knnnwha county. III. the town Of ChArletton eS
mrncing At j. oclncS meridian. on MoThHr,f h' 7o"
d0U NJ March, 1860, the E4lLnuSrHiuahIt properly
tO.wit: -.
All that valuable and we'll known Xsnawia river lrr
furnerly owned By Benjamin =. Thempson, and NOR
| recently 0rIrd and Orr1ipfca bD TIE Adt1 HAn ~"
UrRrficf. and situated on the k0'td"h~ f,Up
Immediately ADORE C"1i rfrcr'S ,H0"'h, ane ss
tanning uIncty.fur acres Of KanaWbs hrsr bottom
aud one hundred and fortythree ard three'eigals,
hill upland, ndIoiSnS and adjacent 10 LAn ooI
land, Tie improve pIenS upon these hnds ne toen
to make the whole properly ole OF the most eomIol'.
| aud convenient and pleasant IN the county. 'se31
by said BENEDICT to Joseph T. Sims are not neincc0
tic ands offered for sale, being subject 70 @'
Also one halr acre 10. IN the town Of phiip 'teln%
saId tract, aud with the other, making inc ~ =
| bottom. L'i 50 bisy- 2 : }. =. = ,i.,pI
living on Two and Three. quarter Nis creek o. .De AZ
nswha river. This land 10 owned Jointly By eAd
and william s. Wilson, and u: aboct . en's
Knnanaa river. w IN h. y.
quIred to pay $500 IN hand, and the res 1900
months from date Of sale, secured By bond xn ~
security and bearing nteresi from date, u :.
's ANY Inclination ~s".sd had :, .pse'..
tho unds1tigued, .;.,s cvv,,n ~
! January II, lSae-l1
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07

The Parkersburg Gazette has raised it'
subscription price to So 90 per aunum
and says, ut is impossible to furnish
paper tho size of this : little large
tina, tho JOURNAL for, less than throe
dollars a year." .r..a;s: leg. -. ...
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

~ KAxAwHA CovSrY. SS:-It Rules held In tho Cl.rki
ONCE Of the Circuit Court for Kanawha County, on u,
first Monday IN March, lS6G. -
" and II. Fitzugh, for q. ". Snmmers Complainant,
w. Alexander ". Br,icn. GSfcrdant--in chaneery
(Thc object VI this Iuit is 10 enforce the piyu,eu, Of
0 with interest thereon from the lit day u Jauuary
lSGl, alleged by the CoDpIainantt. BY iniayit n:i
with the papers Of the cause TO Gs due 70 them fup II.
Defendant Alexander y. Bruen; and te Shend Of Kan.
aHa County is hereby commanded to attach the s,cts
aud estate " tho naid Alexander ST. Breu In IL. CounJ
Of Kanawa, especially all tho right, title and interest ';
tile saId Brucn IN and TO tract VI land In EAnaNha
County mentioned IN the b containing 1000 acres.
originally patented to Samuel IIolInssworth and NV
the properly uf sail BrlIe: and Iuc5 rIIStc attached
his alY 10 Eocurr that tue same III be liable "
the future order Of the Couri.)
On motion OF tho ComplsinAns, and Il appearing. by
affidavit lcd, that the Defendant IS nn.r-Idrni .!
this State Il Is ordered, that be do appear here within
ulr month nfIer due publication Of this order. and 60
what Is nccr>sary " rottc. Ills interests ia this .G
Copy; TtI,s: JOHN SLACK, Clvrk.
uEpxrcr, So" ... ...-
March :, lSGC.-l0w4 3D.. y
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07

The Special Court for the trial Of thu
contested election for Judge of The
10th Circuit, has decided in favor Of +
B. Hall, late Attorney General;
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07

The Fairmout TetleHo has come GU
with the State Constitutional Amend
meDt as a platform. We greet you there,
Brother, Boyd.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07

A mass meeting TO endorse President
johnson was to be held in parkersburp
last Saturday.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

SlalE VIZ w ESt PltU In Ia
~ CoUxrr OF KAxAwHA, SS;-At Rules held IN the
Clerks 0lce Of the Circuit Court 70? EanaSha County
on the frat Monday In March, lsc1
William 4. Fotqueran, Complainant, vs. Andrew P. Don.
naly and others, Deiendsnts-ln Chancery.
he object Of ths sut ~ to obtain decree for tho
partition and dyls"n Of tract Of land, situate OH
Fields Creek, near It's mouth, iu The County Of Eaaw.
ha, and which WAS conveyed by the late James II. Fry
Trustee, to Andrew Donnally deceased and described
| ~ containing three hundred acrsIl II. /.
This day came the Complainant ny his Council and
on bis mottoD and II appearing by andAvit filed, tia.
bis wife; Jshp D. Por4usran, John Tyler and Martha
Jane, bis wife John Morrison, and Mary H. bis wife
and - Alexander are non-resdstS Of ills State, il
after due publeEon Of ills order and do what Is ne.
cessATy 70 protect thslr interests 10 this suit.
fCopyi ,! Tests; JOHN SLACK. Clerk.
sUHnx1S L4D1xY, Soils. e.. ...
March 7, ISe6-l9H1
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Mew AaHertisements.

ESyEPXE pNA ELBU0RT EMIT EEAS
I'VE PURCHASE AND FORWARD my IRTI-
w Gle for safe ia Cincinnati. without charge
or commission
R.T,rr,.ces-2er Dr. REIp, Editor Western Christian
'' j. w. MARSH s. CO.,
..-. General Purchasing Agents,
Iona "J West Fourth Street, C!nclnnatl, o.
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Regular Caunelton. Kanawha River and
Cincinnati Packet.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-13
The Leading Journal Of the
SOuth.

rINHE Publishers of THE CHARLESTON
Il DAILY NEWS beg respectfully 10 re.
turn their thanks to the public for its liberal
support TO their Journal, and promise that in
the future, as III the past, it shall be their aim
to make TIE DAILY NEWS the most desir-
able paper iu the country. 1t has flow the
Largest Circulation of any Newspaper In the
State, and is the Largest il Size of any Paper
published in the Statc-issued in folio form Of
eight pages, aud the size Of the New York
Herald
1t is universally conceded that TIE CHAR
LESION DAILY NEWS is tho most enter
prisng, independent, and the best commercial
newspaper published in the South. 1t is q
Southern Paper with Southern principles.
A TRI-W EEKLY.
Many Of our friends have spoken and writ
ten to us concerning the publication Of a Tri-
Weekly. We have thought of doing this for
ONE time. but owing TO tie general disar-
rangement Of postal affairs, we have concluded
not to do SO until the commencement Of nrXt
s'ason.
On the first Of September we will commence
10 publish n country edition of the TmE News
and it shall he our aim to make the paper the
best ever issued in this State. We intend in
Producing entirely new features in this enter
prise; it will not he n summary Of the Gaiy,
but will be complete and original i'll itself and
we ore certain that Its patrons will be ns well
pleased will! it as are our present patrons
pleased with the daily.
Cne year s'o "" ""
81 Six .I1 months 'IIli,,,. o" o"
(Iu Alvancc.)
CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON.
PR"rEIEr"Is.
No. is Haync Street Charleston, $. L.
May %, 1866, 81"
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GET tn L. =.
PHGNIX AND CLEANER

TJ~uE DAILY P1lGNIN is published every
l. morning except Monday, ard contains
the LATEST NEWS, by telegraph anl mails
up 10 the hour Of going to prcss; Editorials,
Correspondence from different points. Misccl-
laneous Reading, Tales. Poetry. Sketches, etc,
ETC.. etc. IN the Quantity and Quality Of its
Reading Matter is not 10 be exceel by any
paper in South Carolina. Advertisements i'll
serted On favorable terms.
TIE TRI-WEEKLY PHOENIX contains,
in every number the reading matter (c,nbra :
cling tile latest news) of two Issues of the
daily. 1t is published every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings.
TIE CLEANER is published every We'd
nesday morning. 1t is the DESIRE and will be
h Object of the Proprietor. to make this
nj to, If not tl:e best family rapcr in the
South. In fact, its name indicates home
companion.
Besides the collection of the cream of the
news Of the week, Political, Financial nnd the
Markets, it will contain n large amount Of
Literary Matter. such as choice Tnes, Sketches
and Poetry. 1t will embrace Eight Pages,
containing forty eight Columns-is printed in
a form to bind, and thus sccur.s IL faithful
record and history OF passing events.
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Weekly, " l.5O
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Columbia ). C..
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INSTRUCTION in MUSIC,

Il bog leave TO inform the citizens Of Ahbe.
vile that they have opened a. echool in the
Village for INSTRUCTION in instrumental music.
Lessons given upon all kinda of stringed and
wind instruments. The patronage Of The pub
lie respectfully collected
May 4, 1866, 3, IF
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-02-22

voked the South into error still engaged
in keeping the Union asundcr, and de-
handing the adoption of measures only
calculated to prevent the restoration OF
that confidence and harmony which are
so much needed for the welfare and re-
pose of our beloved country. In our
own State of Maryland we find those in
power even exceeding in intolerance
the most radical portion of the party
to which they belong,
In view Of all this We promise to the
down troddcn people of Maryland our
best efforts in their cause, and our firm
adhesion to the principles of the great
Conservative National Party now rising,
whose mission it will be, under the
providence of God, to sweep from power
every distracting element which stands
in the way Of u speedy restoration Of
our whole country to its former united
and happy condition.
Jos. M. PARKE.
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n1G-B By an Act passed during the re-
cent session of the Legislature the Cor
poration of Frederick is authorized to
issue its bonds, interest payable semi
annually to the different Banking institu-
tons Of This city for one half the amount
they respectively loaned the Corporate
Authorities to meet the demands made
upon said Authorities by General Jubal
Early, on the 9th Of July 1864. The
bonds are to be made payable in thirty
years; and while all real and personal
property, within the corporate limits is
made subject to taxation for the pay
ment Of the interest aud principal 100
900, the capital stock ofthc institutions
which loaned the 200, 900 are not to be
taxed Thus the Banks, and Savings
Institutions are by the operation of the
act to lose each Of them one half of the
sum which they respectively, loaned the
Corporation IN an hour of imminent
peril. If the institutions that loaned
the 200 600 are satisfied with the ar
rangcmrnt We Of course have nothing to
say CStjscR.
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Dwelling House,

q good Dairy, Smoke House, Barn, Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib and Hay Barrick, with other
necessary out buildings There is an excel.
lent Spring Of water within 80 feet of the
Dwelling House, and stream Of water pas
sing through the premises by which most OF
the fields are watered. There are quite a
number Of Fruit Trees on the premises that
yield an abundance Of choice Fruit, such as
Apples, Peaches and Pears.
Any person who wishes to view the prop
erty before the day OF sale, may call on the
subscriber, residing near Shamberger's Mill,
who will take pleasure in Showing the same.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the
Decree, are :-One-third Of the purchase
money shall be paid by the purchaser 10 the
Trustee on the day Of sale, or on the ratifica.
ton thereof BY the said Court, and the resi-
due to be paid in equal payments, the one TO
be paid in one year, and the other in two
years from the day Of sale, with interest from
from the day Of sale, and to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, with security to
be approved by the Trustee
) GEORGE H0VCK,- Of Vim,
~ 20 Trustee.
JEssE BUcHER, Auctioncer.
icb2z.ts IFm. ". Hayden, Solicitor.
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ARRIEIs.

On the lst inst by Rev J. Edwin
Amos, Mr. a. JACKSON lloucK, 10
Miss SARAH LIzzIE, daughter Of Mr.
John w Murray, all ofthis county
On the 18th inst. By the same, Mr..
JAcon 7. SELLERS, to Mis- RACHEL
4. daughter Of Nr. Caleb Boring all o,
this county
On the 18Th inst. at The German Rcfo nv y
Parsonage, IA TnneytoHB, by the Res. ~,
Il. Gills. Mf. Suas OLygH SuoEs,EEa 70
Miss May java RIpISGER, both u this %.
On The il,h inst, n, the rcb,dencc Of tlIu
brides father, br Row. MF. Owens, Mr..
CnAHEs GiiRrHT and Miss J,ySic Fuss,
bath of I uioutown, this County
On the itb ias, 10 the Luih Parsonage,
Westminster, by The Rev II G. Holloway,
Mr. AxpHEw ] ReEaE and Miss ELt1ABETIl
J. AiFns, beih oi thia County.
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THE ADVOCATE.

s1- Although much has been done in
the short time since the "ADyoCATE'
was started, in the way of subscription,
yet VIC beg our friends not to dcsist in
their praiscworthy efforts to increase its
circulation. They should remember
that it was started before the subscrip-
ton list had been maturcd, under the
expectation that all interested in its
success would not relax their efforts in
its behalf until the names all who are
able and willing to subscribe should be
obtained.
The price of subscription has been
made SO low for the purpose Of reaching
all, and giving it an expandodspherc Of
influence. We expect to have much to
say on the great and engrossing subjects
of these troublous times, and the causes
that have brought our country into its
present condition. 1t is particularly
desirable TO lay before the people the
causes and condition Of things in the
State of Maryland. For this purpose
II is our desire to secure as many read.
crs as possible, without regard to former
party predictions. We trust that
there are many still adhcring TO the
party in power, who are willing to hear
the truth plainly aud honestly spoken,
and who will not be afraid TO exert their
influence in favor of the right, and Of DO.
ing full justice to all their follow citi.
zens. We shall expect many Of the
liberal minded men among our oppo.
ncnts to subscribe for the paper, and
trust that they will find IN the end that
it will be no disadvantage to them " to
the public good
Whilst dcyoting our efforts principal
~ to the success Of the National Demo.
cratic party, We shall not neglect to at
tend to all the great interests Of our
County aud State, and the promotion
Of true knowledge morality aud religion
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VIM. Brown, AuctiOneer,

RESPECTFULLY gives notice that be
IN has on hand the following sales For
Nm. Smltz, at Union Bridge, Feb %, valu.
able personal property.
4 II Ogendorif, House and Lot in West.
minister, Feb. a.
Augustus Engor, near David Roop's Mill,
Feb. ~, valuable personal property
George Warner, near Uniontown, Feb.
-, personal property.
Jauies Burke, near Taneyiown, Feb. 2e,
personal property.
Caiharine Petry, Uniontown Road March
and 2 personal property.
VIM Haiaey, at Hiltebridlo's Mill, March
3, personal property
Mrs Winters, near IIcltebridle's Mill,
March 5, personal property.
jesse Myers, near Ilollenburger's Mil,
March Z, personal property.
Joseph Dudro, near Wicst's Nal, March 3,
personal property.
AJCrabbs, near Crabbs Nil, March 8,
personal paoperty.
Sarah MIllet, near Silver Ran Church,
march 10, personal property.
George Wan'z, at West mill, march 20,
personal properly.
Daniel Brcnnaman, near Frlzellsburg,
march %, personal property.
j Dorelock, Uniontown Road march d,
personal property.
David Keofer, Millers mill, march 80,
personal property. 'sfE.f
feb22.ts. Ijs
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we pledge ourselves individually and as
a party to resist and hurl back any such
attempt at prescription.
RESOLVED, That we view astbe idle
wind all threats of these men to force
upon the people Of this State an ac-
knowledgmentof their equal rights with
us as citizens Of free and loyal State,
recognizing as we do the fact that this
is the same party and in large proper
ton composed OF the same men that in
1861 aouted the flag, defcd the govern
mcpt, rejoiced in the destruction Of 10y
al armies, and mourncd over the failure
Of the forces Of traitors in arms against
the Government, and so continued to
speak aud act until the rebel forces were
either dead, in prison or in exile.