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DIGELOW'S LIFE OF FREMONT!
- The Largest, Cheapest tnd Best.
" AGENTS WANTED
In every Town and Village TO Sell
The AUTHENTIC AND ONLY &c xpLETr
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
JOHN CHARLES FRENoNT.
Including an Account of
| His Explorations. Discoveries and Adventures
OH hve successive Expeditions across the North
American Continent; VolumDous Selections
from his Private and Public Correspondence
Including his Defense before the Court artiaI
and fnii reports Of his principal Speeches in the
Senate of the United States.
| BY JOHN BIGELOW
Editor of the New York Evening Post.
With the only accurate Portrait Steel and nuucr.
| Gus spirited Illustr atoms.
One large Emo. of near 500 pages Price 81.
| MATTER IN THIS EDITION not To BE FOUND IN Axr
| OTHER BIOGRAPHY FREMONT.
Account of Col. Fremonts mother family in
Virginia. and his relationship to Washing
ton; Particulars Of her first and second mar
Tiages; VIII OF his grandfather, Col. Thos.
A graphic accoun, of his Exploring Expedi
non, rom the pen Of Colonel Benton IA pages.
Authentic account of the Third Expedition
and the Emancipation of California
Accounts of the extraordinary ride of Colonel
Fremont from Los Angeles to Monterey and
baek7sOO miles in eight days 4pases.
Comma dore Stockton's account of the Con-
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Correspondence between Colonel Fremont and
General kearney SPACES.
Governor of California, with all the Cores
pondence l0pages.
Letter the citizens OF ST, Louis after ares, pages
Letter TO the Atlutant General asking Court
n ~ n1 rtiai apages
entire 9lpages.
r. DiS. Benton and Clarke 3pages.
Discoveries 2pases.
Complimentary Lettors from Alexander Won
Humholdt and from the London Geographi-
Cal Society SPACES.
Wilkes of the South Sea Exploring Expedi.
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:, ploIing Expedition SPACES.
ney's opinion 6pages.
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Convention 0pages
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NJ, with the CORRESPONDENCE complete spasss.
Thrilling acCOun: of his + 18th and Last Expe-
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Letters in relation to the practicability OF
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Report of senator Breese on Fremon:'s Erpe-
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he facts in regard to his religious experience
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FROM WASHINGTON.

SEP. THE Union of this morning pub
,ished the official orders to Gov. Geary OF
Kansas. Reliable information having reach
ed the President that arms and organized
bodies Of men are avowedIy in rebellion
against the territorial government, and have
concentrated in such numbers as to require
additional military force for their dispersion
you will have the militia of the territory
completely enrolled and organized to the
end, 30 that they may on short notice be
brought into the service of the United
States upon the requisition of the CON-
msnder of the military department. in which
Kansas is embraced. You will furnish by
companies, or regiments, or brigsdes, or di.
visions, suck troops as from time TO time you
may find in his report to be necessary for
the suppression of all combinations to re.
sist the laws OF the U. 8. Sined: w. L.
Marcy.
Secretary Davis to Gen. Smith, under
date of Sep. 8, says:
"Your dispatches of the 23d of Aug. sufi.
cientiy exhibit the inadequacy of the force
under your command to perform the duties
which have been devolved upon you. The
Presi lent has directed me to cay to you thai
YOU are authorized from time to time te
make requisitions upon the governor of such
military force ss YOU may require to enable
you promptly to execute your orders ant
sup press the instructions against the gov.
.ernment of the territory of Kansas. Should
YOU not be able to derive from the militi,
of Kansas an adequate force for these pur
poses, such additional numbers of militil
as may be necessary will be drawn from
,he States of Illinois and Kentucky
Ii cannot be otherwise than deeply painful
10 be bought into conflict with any portion
Of your fellow eountrymen, but patriotism
aad humanity elk. require that rebellion
should be promp tly crushed as;a the perpe
r-turb tn,
I, .ssrfs.
:. .,,n j, Of crimes which now o'''--
-..cs and secul iy Of the good Pe0p'e VI w
territory"
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN ALE Ot REAL ESTATE.
~ The undersigned, as agent attorney of the
heirs Of John Nichols late of Belmont county, de-
ceased, will offer at public sale
Monday, September Is, 1856,
at the late residence of John Nichols in Union town
ship. Belmont county, the following described real
estate. Being part of Section No. S, Township No.
3, in Range No. S. The farm contains about
One Hundred and Sixty Seven Acres,
over 100 acres of which is in good state Of cutve.
tion. well wstered heavily timbered. plenty of good
coal and limestone on the premises, with orchard
OF grated fruit. There on the premisesa
Good Brick Dwelling and Convenient and
Out-Buildings.
The farm IS situated two and half miles South of
UniontowR, and two and half miles North Of Mil
ners tavern.
AIso-On Tuesday, September I6, 1856,
on the premises the road from MOrristown TO Rock
Hill, the farm formerly .sned by L. u. Thornt IN,
containing >
Seventy -Fosr Acres,
about IS or GO of which is improved There are
on the premises two dwelling houses and out-build-
ings The farm lies aboai two miles from Flushing
Terms made known ON the days of the sales.
se4;d NJ. L. CUNAED, Agent.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.
TRuKT Brothers q Co.
MrNASnra nnrr Er Al

MEsASDnB MoTT Er AL.
By virtue of an EIeruIio to me Directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County. | will
offer for sale at public auction
Tuesday september the Is A. D. 1856.
Between the hour of lU. ocloct A. NJ and T. O'Clock
r. NJ OF sad day. the runt Door tie Court house
iu 81. Clairsvlle in Belmont County, Ohio. the fol
lowing described lands and enements, sit nate lying
aud heing in said county of Belmont. and bounded and
described follows, 10 wit tile South West quarter
of Section No. %, township No. Z, Range No in the
Marietta Land District, containing I59 sl00 acres;
also the South West half the Souih- quarter of
Section 35. township = and Range IN the ssiu Land
District containing Us 95lO0 acres; also the South.
West quarter of Section No. 2S, township No. ., and
Range No e. containing l60 aores also Lots No ), G..
o, 10, IL, 95 and 60 in the town of Temperane>
VILE in said county, also acres of land assigned by
the mmissioners of the 100 tract for water
privileges; also Lots and "a, upon which is erected
Brick house; also Lots No 6a, l67 I5S in The
OF Barnesvillc, Belmont county. Ohio.
ss.5@{N9. g. NICHOLS, Sheriff,
Bf HuoH MCNEELY, DIP. Sh riff.
sherir's oiiee. August l4.h, 1856.
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EALL FASHION.

EALL FASHION. es
GENTLEMEN'S HITS FOR 1856.
AVERY has received the New York Fall FASH
ion for Hats and manufacturing 61arge assort.
ment of Hats OF the above style. From my long ex
perienCe in the manufacture of hats, and with the
very best materials and workmanship, feel confident
that hats cannot he surpas sed for beauty
OF finish durability. Gentlemen will please call
and examine for themselves.
8. AVERY,
aus1l Nos. I46 and I4s Main St.. Wheeling, Va.
The subscriber offers for sale his
HOUSE .aND LOT IN BRIDGEPORT, OHIO,
WIN re he resides. The house has
Five Rooms above, Two Rooms below and Good
Cellar.
The lower Rooms have been used for
Grocery, Harness Shop, &C.
For further information Call on the subscriber on
the premises. This property is
Nearly Opposite the Belmont Foundry.
and is well calculated for business Ca2 and see il
JEREMIAH FIELDS.
Bridgeport. August 2lst, 1856. su25Gw
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

ONE HUNDRED AND SsATY-ONr. ACRES |
Of the best WHEAT LAND ip the coun,.y
One Mile South of the Central Oh, :, II ,i,rosd
on the ST. CIaTsvillo end Centre lille Read ove,
One IiupSrod Acres Cleared
almost entirely now land, with
Abur2suce OF Lir.ie Stone and Coal
The improvements calculated for two occ,lpan,s ON
different par.s OF the Farm, with
5arns, Out Houses, &c, to each
known as the George Elerick Farm.
Terms liberal, and Tor particulars enquire of ID T.
Jennings, Esq, 81. Clarsvie the undersigned on
the premises, 4,
SultStpd MILTON CHALFANT
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%By a letter from W. T Bas.

B%By letter from W. T Bas.
com, Esq, Secretary of the Repub-
ican State Central Colnmitte, we
learn that Gov. CHASE and Senator
WADE will POSITIVELY be at Barnes
vile and address their fellow-citizens
on the 18th inst. We learn from
another source that VIM. DENNIsoN,
Jr, Esq. will also be there. Turn
Out! everybody, and hear these
great champions of the cause.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ SAMUEL CLARK,


NANCY LLOYD
By virtue OF order of sale to me to re directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county
Ohio, win offer for sale at public anction, on
Monday. the 29th day of September, 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and O'Clock
p OF saia day at the front door fthe Court House
IN ST. Clairsviie in said county, the following des
erleed lands and tenemens, situate, lying and being
in said county of Belmont and State of Ohio bounded
and described as follows, witt the dover interest
Of Nancy Lloyd. il being part of Section 80, Town
ship and Range 4, beginning for the stone
corner near the Plainfield Meeting House, thence
East ~ foods 10 q stake IN the road, thence 90 Z.
e2 90 roods TO stake in the road the Mansion
house thence 8. e9e 13e roods TO stake Eckroy's
line, thence N. 80 , 40 rods to Shannon's corner,
thence West so 80 rods to stake, thence North 30
and Us rods to the South East OF Rebecca Ed
wards lot, thence s3ao w. rods 7S to stone in
the roadsss. FL w 81 rods to a stake opposite the
house, thence S. 76s w. 47e go to Nchois's line,
thence South 79o 28 rods stake thence Vests :
80 rods TO stake, thence South rs rods 10 the
pace Of beginning; containing 81 acres. rods and
% perehes; the same having bten appraised at the
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff,
By HUGH McNEKLY, Deputy Sheriff.
She i'll 3 Ofhce, August %, 1856.
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eJThe corner stone of the new Custom
House in Wheeling 10 to be laid on the 18th
inst, with appropriate ceremonies. Free
Nasons, Odd Fellows, Templars, &C., &C..
are invited to be present and participate in
she ceremonies.
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@MrLLEI PENNINGTON, Esq, of this
place is engaged to deliver the Annual Ad-
dress al the next County Fair in this county.
The well known talent of Mr.. P. as a pub
lie speaker will insure his Grafton q cordial
reception from an sppreciating audience.
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UThe continued drouth has had telling
effect upon the wells and springs in this
neighberhood. Many of them are entirely
dry. and others show signs of failing. The
streams have long since ceased 10 be even
''runuing BROOKS" but are almost entirely
dry.
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HERIFF'S SALE.
BAr4Asl M. JOxrs.

MEANpxR MoTT, et al.
by virtue of aiasexecutiOn TO me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction. on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of September, A. ID. 1855,
betwee the bcurs of 10 o'clck, A.. and oIiock
r ~ said day. the front door o the Court House
in ClaiTsville in said county, the following des
cribed lands and tenements levied upon as
the properly of Lemns Fordyee, and described as TO
lows part of the North West quarter of Section
I5 township s. and ranges Containing St acres sso
part OF the north East and Nortq west quarter Of sect
ion " township and range 6. Con,aining acres the
same Lying and reng In Belment County, Ohio with
all the appurtunances here unto belonging; also the
following town otsiu the town OF Barnsvle in said
County of-Bounded rs follow TO wi No lb1 & l55
takeu in Executions as the property of Samuel Fordy
r..-
JOHN C. NICHOLAS. Shet;f,
by HvGu McNEALy. Dy. Sheriff
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REpuBLICAN MEETINGsl

Turn t.Friends of ofFreedonAFremon
Thers win be Republican Meetings held at the
following times and places. when good speakers
win be IN attendance:
At NEWCASTLE. Thursday, September II :,
AZ ARHsTRoNGS MILL, September II. at
IN tMORRISTOwN, on Friday evening. Sept.
q B. s Gown will address the meeting
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STATE OF OH 10, BELMONT COUN

A - VI SAA ~ D1huA OAe L VIVA
~ ty. Court OF Co mmon Pleas. Petition for par
tition.
Nilsson Wosdmansee, Plaintiff,
Ma tha Woodm ansee, Elias Hill and his wife. Nancy
Hid. Amos Jones aud his wife, Harriet Jones,
Sinai w WOOdmansee, Joseph Woodman see. Ebenezer
Magee and his wife Esther Masee, Defendants.
The defendants are all severaiIy notified that the
plaintiff, Nilsson WoOdmansee, the 9Sih of August,
lest, filed his certori petition for partition in the
Court Common Pleas of said county setting thai
Samuel Woodinansee, lale Of said county died seized
in fee simple of the following known and described
premises, situate in the county aforesaid, and the
first tract being the N. E. quarter OF Section Is town
ship and Range containing leo acres more or less
Second tract being situate in N. W corner of the n
Il. quarter Of Section 81 township ., ahd Range A.
beginning for the same the n. w corner of s Dr.
Sec ion, thence with the n. boundary thereof S.sglo
Z. 53l6p to station 9 thence S. 9S67 10 middle CT
National Road thence Herewith s. 81 w. 53.76p,
thence N. 29.6lp to place of beginning, containing
eight acres, rOo, and 25i poles, excepting tereout
one of the West end OF said premises. That the
said Martha Woodmansee il entitled TO dover in said
premises, The widow of said intestate, and that
your petitioner. Nilsson Woodmansee, Nancy Hill.
Harreit Jones, SINAI Woodma ansee, Esther Mage and
Joseph WoOdmansee, have each the legal right and
seized i'll fee simple of the undivided sixth
part OF the premises aforesaid Said petition prays
for order of Partition of said premises and or the
assgnmen of dover therein TO the widow aforesaid.
jury then that such other proceedings be had as are
authorized by law, and Tor other proper relief That
said petition will be for hearing at the spring
term Of said court, le57 t
MILsON WOODMANSEE
se46w By Miller Pennington. his AtI'y.
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ToTIeE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

IN apeti,iOn will be laid before the Commissi on.
of Belmont county, Ohio, at their next session
asking Cor the vacation of that part of the road
ming from Lamps Mill to Belmont, that lays between
the GAINESVILLE Ridge Road and Belmont, commencing
Griffith Csmpbell's, running in Northerly dree-
tion through the lands Of John Dill and N. Wright 10
where it interseeis he Grave Creek Grade Road South
of Belmont.
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NOS 43 and 4o Locust street st. LOUIS, missouri.
Daily, psr snaum, in advance $500
Weekly - goo
Te Clubg-lU copies for SIS; 90 do. for Sas,ne
ADpRrss-wM. MCKEE. sT. LOUIS, No
The MISSOURI DINocRAT is a Western journal. de.
voted the interests of The West, and published at
ST. Louis the center of the valley of the Mississippi
the focus of news politics. literature commerce and
manufactures. Its facilities for giving the latest in
IeiligenCe each and all OF these respects unri
vailed. and its patrons may be assured that no ex
pense or labor will be spared TO make it The Paper OF
the People. Every department is filled W it'll talented
andreiahle conductors Its corps of correspondents
in Washington City, New York, New Orleans. Kan
sas, Nebraska, New Mexico and Utah, number some
of the ahlest writers in the country. Contributions
relating 10 the antiquities, the soils the mineral
wealth, the agricultural resources, the business
population of surrounding villages and towns, and
the local of the neIghhoring States will always
be found in Its columns. The markets of the chief
cities of the West The statistics of production and
sh pmen the marine interests of great rivers,
and the trade of our railroads. will each be carefully
noted. The latest information by telegraph from
every quarter will be the details Of foreign
steamships will be given in FULL reviews of new pub
cations OF interest will be sedul0usly supplied, and,
IN brief everything that afford entertainment TO
the reader know ledge to the thinker, will be pre-
sented to its subscribers.
LATEST KANSAS NEWS.
Kansas has now become point of much impor-
tance and attraction to the whole country. For
than year past the Missouri Democrat has FINISHED
authen Tic as well earliest intelligence from
that quarter. IL has how five reporters in various
parts of the Territory. and especial attention will be
devoted obtaining reliable accounts OF event
OF interest that transpre there. Those hO wish
be fully posted in regard TO Kansas affairs the pol
itcs settlements immig and all thai concerns
the progress of opinions in that quarter. find no
better of obtain ng the same than through the
columns of this paper.
POLITICAL POSITION.
The Missouri DEMoCRAr is, as its name imports,
es,la1 Ire imam
opposed TO the violence and outrages thai have dis
eraced the Territories, and unanimously in favor of
the right of the people of each locality TO co iirol
their domestic affairs without interference from those
residing in other States sef3m
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Nfu advertisements.
? 70 LET.

EHO LET.
Il The house occupied by tn undersigned will
be let to a sma all family favor able terms, from the
first Of October until The first OF A priI mex.
FOR SALE.
A COW, GOOD FAMILY HORSE, and q CAR
RiAGE suitable for two horses.
se4tfl ALEX. YOUNG.
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The Blooded Horse
9 III A Es o T. A C. *

MIlLL STAND FOR THE M
w provement of stock the ensuing season, and
on to April 1851 at the stable of the subscriber
Rock H i'll, Flushing township. belmont county,
at the following rates. 55 to insure SO for single
service. Parting with a falling attend reg
uiary forfcts ,he insurance. No accountability for
accidents escepef. Pas;urase for mares AZ 81 50
per month.
pEscRIPTIt y aAo PKDfoRks.
! sbsrotack is rich chestnut sorrei, " thout any
whte is years old full l5 hands high. of great
cular puwer; in form and action exceeded by few or
none. lie bred by Col Wm. Burford. of ZEN
lucky sirs by that noble horse Medoc for whom
Col. Eurfori paid Mr.. Stevens $40 geo. Medos was
ed by Eclipse AM proved him elf TO be. =
horse and foal getter, superior the great Eclipse
himself. His dam, COrIns, was q gsehrated race
mare, and was sired by Trunpeter; he by Colonel
Bad.er's famous no sc Sir Solomon; his grand dam
was Direcrcss, by Director, full brother Virginian
his G. g. dam by old Potomac his g. e. 3. dam BY Jim
Crack, z. G. G. dam by imported Flimnsp, &c. In
fact he is oil and thorough bred any horse
raised in Kentucky. He was purchased oy the sub
scriber FROM the heirs OF Peter WiIten:
For performances see bills.
Post-oice address, KsnEon. Belmont county, Ohio.
jy243ml JOHN A. RAY.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-No-
IA tice hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County the undersigned appointed
and qualified Adm aior Of the estste OF Samuel
Wood al see, deceased.
All those indebtedto said estate are requested to
makeImmediate payment; and those having Claims
against said estate notified 10 present them for
settlement within year from this date.
au2li IENKiNSON WRIGHT Aam'r
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WHEELING IsLAIp FAIR.-The Annual
Fair of the Western Virginia Agricultural
Society commences on Wednesday next.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

20 WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.
On the 1th instant published a"Notice" that
I had removed" William Booker from the Office OF
Deputy Treasurer OF Belmont covnty. Now this is 10
give notice that, more deliberate reflection feel
il be my duty TO restore Mr. Booker said Off &C
ard recall scid notice. Mr. Booker will therefore re-
main my sGid Deputy Treasurer, under the original
appointment and contract. THOMAS JOHNSON
Treasurer of Belmont county Ohio
ST.. ClairsviIle. August l3, le56.
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarSelleSS.

BRIsF1ELD, MAss., 2Oth Dec, 1883.
Dr. j. C. AVER: l do not hesitate to say
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
concomitant symptoms of Cold, is your
CHERRY PScToEAL. It's constant use III
my practice and my family for the lust
ten years has shown it to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
cnmnlaints- ERES KNIGHT. NJ d