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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
RESTAUK ANTS.


THE HOUSE OF C0MMONa, - WEST HOUSTON
"A street good Rooms and Board for single gencme At
- %. Bath and every convenience Meals be hsd AZ
any Lour 70 suit Two Entry Rooms 70 et suitable one
or Two 81 nilemen- ". Bone block from Broadway.
JEFF. DAVIS HAS SUCCEEDED IN NEGOTIATING
one loan vizThe loan of the capital and soil OF Old
dominion Spencer wouldn't loan him glass Of Ale except
he had three cents collateral No 2 Cor sndt street
northwest corner OF broadway. SPENCER.
iNHE GREAT BATTLE HAS BKRN FoUGHr-AND is
renewed daily 81 IL East luson street. House Of
ons for he possession Of plate Of tho. cslestsd s0ang
EsnsE Dish called 'Rpthe Gryetxeh What s n Csu sDd
Try.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER HAHhOAD-FoR ALBANY AND
l Troy, connecting with trains North and West Trains
leave -
FROM CHAMBERS STREET.. fRos ysiIEry rssf srRxxr
Express and II NJ, and 725 and II 20 A. NJ and 3b6
$3.50 aud p. N. and Gas p. n.
sleeping car, l0l6P N. ded).
Pouehkeopsfe train, A. NJ, 6.25 A. H., and 20 and Ax
1875 y. NJ, and r.. n. p.
Peek, Kill Train. $3.50 a. N. OBS A. n andbHrM
Sing Ing train. 9;iS i:ao and s;ssP. N.
Q:abPM
FishkIi train. 30 ?. M.
A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBAEY RAuROAn.
IN albany, Troy North and West 3unnuney AyanGs
nnept. comm enc,ng Monday, Nay a. S6l-ll A. T. Ease
kIpress frsin from Twenty sixth street seAou Tor VII
local trsina, See Time table }
n JOHN EuRCHNI, AssiatsnA 6uper'ntendsnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

DROPOsALs-SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE.
i ceiycd ~ the Kings county Treasurer Office u Dour
street. Brooklyn until O'Clock p. on Tuesday, July p
1861 which lime 5Iacc they will be opened fur
nhns for the ensuing Tor the Almshonse Departmen
the said county, about 226 $50 pounds OF fresh Beet Nut
Veal Pork, kanb snd Liver 100 barrels Flour H. s2J
pounds fresh s, coo pounds Of Sugar and
quantities OF Molssses Coffee Mustard Pepper Sta h
on sat sesns, RICE tasa c9aaSh Mac.crs Fork Sod
and Ccal Also Coal aud Wood f2 the poor OF The East
and Western districts OF the city OF Brooklyn.
Printed forms OF proposals containing al the ,essay
formation be had al the Offices of the superintendent
the Poor the Amshouse, Fiatbush the City Hall r.
D. and the corner Of First and South Fifth IT, %
No other form win be accepted.
HENRY f. RIPLEY,
J. G. DEY supsrineute,te
WI u NuCHMoRE, o. the
!. G VASDERvEnR Poo
WM BENNETT,
Ary~nousF, June 10 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN HAVE NICE
~ large BOOM and Bosrd ana Lodging at 81 per week.
Single gentlemen two in room, s. per week Ladies' hra
in roo 81 week, payment IL advance at l75 Hudson
sr0At.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

A PARTMENTS WITH BOARD IN a MODERN HOUSE
"A nesr Washington Parade Groaad. genteal, healthy
~SonveDent OF the CITY, Sixth aud
TO al the down town ferries % Yves, Washington
place, Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

LAUS AND GENTLEMAN CAy FAVE rRCEV
q Room and Bedroom desired. with wi thou, board.
Aso small room VITA board lady, for s. All m dcru
Apply q. III Thompson stree. Holsttn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LIT AN EtE.,
a gsnuy furnished Room on The scs,nd e9ar Q gent
rcc third koor Apply at 90 West twentieth stree be-
tween Filth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

ROOM AND BEDAoON. ADJOINING, TO LET, sg;.
n palate together, with Beard. gentenan and wife
single gentlemen also elegantly furnished Bsck Paot
first hoor Terms reasonable References given and
gursd Apply at e3 West Twelfth street between Filth aud
sixth 1yenupg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

4 CHOICE OF HANDSOMELY FURs.aHED FRONT
~ Hoops on the second aud third oor is v1sh Rasr
TO gentlemen and their wives single geaerosn kodera
improvements. Ters reasonable NC Second street ps2r
tie BCWery. Cali Tor two 0syg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

A RryFICIAL BONE FILLrNa FOR pKcAyED TEETH
- Put IN while soft without pressure or pain Aching
teeth shells be Glsd with IT, by tie csepverr
JAkEs pEARgON. II n Rooms $50 BYoStsay vest p oe,
one dsoS shove 6evert Sfnth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

At GREATLY REDUCED PKlCEs.-NETLY FJk-
q D,Sbed Rooms, from 81 10 81 80 per weak lodgings
from Is to 81 cents per nsh Eraafsort Aouse
of frankfort and VIII sm streets. Cpen all night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
BOARDING AND LODGING,

fElVArE F1AlAr WOtLn Lsr rHk EErIHE
n ssoad fIoor With 3oSrr. TO single gentlemen
HnaL gaEay Tbs kolss has all the srn prpyem H.s
sec 70 psasapy srsted ON Murray i;u inquire .. 2S1
SefeTepoes required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

uGUsr BELNOEr CO., BANNAKs, NO. ~ MALL
~ street, View Yok issue ettsrs of credit 20 travellers,
tysabls IN all ps-ss of Europe hvouRh Se hssrx Roth
eh8d. Of Pans, London Frank orr Vienna, Nsp.
ccTrespoDdentA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

COUNTRY BOARD AT RtvERDALE -sEyERkL PER
~ sons be odHted with unexcspon sbe Boar
and Large airy Rooms In FIRST private houses three
acres abundance Of fruit vegetables shade fishing and
bathing also large carriage house. Terms moderate Kppy
al $50 Bro1dwoy PEET & THONIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

FEW VERY pLEA3ANr LARGE AID SGALu
IN rooms In enc ORDER with without trs. Board,
mode prices Location cool ana desirable Apply AZ
10 University place, corner OF Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

A RTIr,C1AL TEEIH-ONLY - FOR BEAUTIFUL
~ and substantial plre silver gold or pls-
tina s25 single eelh 81: hsd and extracted whou. The
least pain; artificial bone filing, % conts all work
ed Once 1913 Sixth avenue Between Tenth and geveh
streets DR. LUTHER, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

(tHEMIoAL BANK, NEW YORK, JUNE Al, ISL
" Tine President and Directors o. this bank have
declared QaaJ erly dividend Of six pes cent, psya Ao
acck holders and after Monday, the Is. day of July
BY order OF the Board. @. u. WILL LAS, QashiMg
TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. 81 WARREN sTEEgr
Interest allowed st tie rlte OF per tsa.
- to $780, and cent that amount Open
daily from IL A. H. to p NJ also Mon iay Thursday ana
Saturday evenings from toll M
JOHN CAsrKgE, presaerL
vAspsBsItr T. BuxroS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

i PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING AT YONKERs woULv
n Nike to accommodates small family With Board; hoese
Thoeo rg TO pay fair price good accounted stioas
will M "a Q aadrees Y ~, boy ~ Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, REsiD-
a Ing in an elegantly FURNISHED house IN Twenty third
street. madison square, would lot to lady aad gentle
gentlemen large froDt Parl1r With bsI above
References exchanged Address r. @ 3l Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
COUNTRY BOARD.
" -~->~------>->--Tc-S>~--~

YOUNG MAN, rIRkD OF THE BRICK WA6Ls ANIy-
"a plaster OF city would like to find acqaaintsnse
f,s the city Of New York His object in seeking their
them his business rails him every dsy to New YORK. ANY
family having and Wishing to admit stranger among
and temp w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Or TWO QUIET GEN
n tiemen obtain Board furnished Rooms very low,
q; no. IA Grand street near vaic; would like TO boz
little g companion for her daughter learn play
he Ms witt her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED INTERPRETATIONS
private fsmy salt reasonable pay.
able desired. Address G. w. Herald Office stating full
particulars TO 10 on family price, be cnve-
nent TO New YORK by come convsyance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTs
TTER rEMME DE CHAMSRE DE PREMIERE cLAssT
- F,sDcaise Gu Ell piasee hut dams i. Isnn d
sre trasyer place dana arsnde iaTnie Sadresser
buYeau de &C journal aux initiates r. F.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

LBION PRIVATE FAMILY HOTEL AND yOAADlNG
u House as Hudson street, Charles street. plea
SAINT and well furnished suits apitaole
married single gentlemen at from 80 81 per week Tor
single persons and from IS 70 $4 per weei two incud
ing board sss, bath, &c. T. LAMBERT Proprietor.
THE ASHLAND BoUsr, FoURrH Avgxug, BELOW
Twenty toulth street. Is now open for the aoo3mmods
ton of families II has been thoroughly repaired CO civ
furnished, delightfully."- situated, and presents unusual adv
tagcs, AZ very moderate prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

RaAaD.-oHx OR rwo YOUNG LADIES, OR GEN
II teu,an wife, be with
small private family in williamsburg. IN of the mast
desirable locations TIVE blocks from Pek slip ferry
moderate. coed referencee required For Information
81 No South Ninth street, williamsburg.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31
NOTICE IN. PARTITION.

To Sarah Y Williams and Alexander VIII
lisIns her husband and Singleton 81 Hardy, you
vii take notice, that on the Ioth day Of January
A. o., 1851. The undersigned bled a pstiDon jn
the court pf common pleas Of Belmont county,
OhiO, where the same is now pendiDgi demand,
Jog partition of tbs following premise, siiuniod
in said county consisting Of two tracts or parcels oi
land adjoining each other. Tits first tract being
part OF the North East quarter Of section 10,
Township I, and Rssge1. containing ~ acre
more or less, and bounded on the west side by
the road leading ffom ~. CIsirsviiIe 10 Cadiz
In Harrison coonty Ohio; on the South BY the
Commons Of the Town Of 81. CIairsvihe, and
on the North by the lands OF VIM. Phillips
The second tItei, containing 81 acres, 10 part
Of The -North East quarter Of lection 4, Town
ship Z, and Ranes ! md is boz odsd on ths
East by ihe lahds Of John Thompson ,ssd on tho
West by the tract above de cribed. and ON the
N,rth by the lands OF VIM. Phillips, and being
the same out lot ii,Gi was owned by Ann crligf
al the time Of her death, said lots being formerly
known rs the out lots hoi Wa. 5harpless and
Hugh Orr.
Tho undersigned demands that partition BE-
fnnde OF said premises. and that thrir interest
therein, be set of to them in seyeraliy. At the
next term Of said court, and application will be
made by tie undersigned for an order that parti
lion may bc made Of said premises and anyothel
proper order,
''' .'' J JENNETT NICHOLS,
1 ID. with Joel Nichsls her husband,
BY Tallman e. Topping, their Attys.
st. Clairsyile, Jan. 10, 1861, ia176w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31

TS1lman-7A correspendeht sends us q
lekssax 1f The, speech Of Peter Tallman on
Tsesdiy ,0f Lst xsek The writer contrasts
the ssutimsntsthepe uttered with.feter's
political harangues in the canvass Of last
fan. The contrast was great, but We beg to
Be sseused from taking 50 much nosice Of
xhe spssch at the so-called Union meeting.
Peter wxs pleading . bad cause, for an up,
worthy client, who had no justice on hisside
And only ths law Of might He knew, an
der such circumstances it would not do "a
tell the truth, and thergfbr he said the Crit
tsndsu Amendments were only, the restora-
! don Of the Missouri Compromise. Thiswas
70 perfectly consistent, and natural for Peter
that wsare some surprised that our CORE
spondentshould think ofreviewing& contra
dsct;ng him. He thought evidently, thai
kit position as counsel for an unfortunate
slient jastihed his peculiar and extraordi
nary means. .eq. 'es eittfs.ls ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
sS OF COMMON PLEAS. }sf
Petition for Dtrtitiop &dws0nment ofdoioer.
Cf y NOtlces - (
Alexander Cochran, Plaintiff,


Elizabeth Cochran, Martha Cr0wner and
John Crowner, her husband, Susan Wise
and John Wise, her husband, JainesC och
ran, Elizabeth Cochran and Rob ert Coch-
ran, her husband, Mary formerly Mary
Cochran) whose last name is unknown,
and her husband name unknown) Robert
Cochran, William Cochran, Rebecca hins
Hammond and James Hammond, her
g, husband, Eliza Jane ;Conaway and John
Conaway, her husband, Margaret Coch-
ran and John Cochran.
THE ABOVE named defendants will take
/ notice that petition was filed ugainst them
on the 5th dny of January, A. D., 1851, in. the
court Of common pleas Of Belmon, county, OHIO
by Alexander Cochran, and is now pending,
wherein the suid Alexander Cochran demands
partition OF the following Described real estate-
l5O acres conveyed by William Cow and wife to
Robert Cochran, deceused, by deed dated August
1883; md 8 acres and I02 poles conveyed by
Joseph McKine and vile To said decedent by
deeds bearing date April 8, 1857, being the prem.
ises Of which said Robert Cochran, deceased, late
ot said county of b, lmont, died seized, and sit.
uaie in Pense township in aid county, md more
particularly described in said psllion) and for the
assignment o dover therein TO said Elizabeth
Cochran. At the next term oil said court hpplica-
ton will be made by the said Alexander Cochran
tor nm order that partition be made of enid prom.
ises and dover assigned therein, and Tor other
pi oper. order . ALEXANDER COCHRAN,
January 10, 1851, CIV 10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31
was any other person appointed for this put


was any other person appointed for this puf
pose, no far as know = Girfi gf II
I drew up the resolutions Which ! read to
the meeting. read some, perhaps all of
them, to several persons, at different tines
before the time Of the meeting There was
no express approval Of them asked for, or
made, 80 far as ] rccollect, further than asto
whether they. could be regarded as par tisan
resolutions My wnopihion, and tho opin-
ion of all that expressed an opinion Of them
to me, was that they were not Of partisan
character Z lam responsiblcfor all that is
in those resolutions, and no other person is
responsible for any word that is in them,
except so far as they have approved them.
Before the meeting assembled, / determin-
cd to take no other part in the, organization
of the meeting, than by voting, and If
could to get on the Committee on resolu.
tons, for the purpose of getting my resolu.
tions before the meeting, ffl tao y vgl
1t is due to my fellow citizens, who com
posed that meeting, to say that the statement
Of any thing that imports that the remarks
which made to the meeting, were not list
ened to attentively, and respectfully, by
them, does them injustice. si.. .'a q
had not intended to say any thing L
the meeting, further than WIS necessary t.
bring my proposition before it, until after
Judge Kennon commenced speaking ]
then thought that it would be expected o
me, and that my position required Of M
such remarks as l made, and then felt
and now feel gratifed to the audience fo
their respectful attention to my unprcmedi
tated remarks
see it stated in the Gazette that the Re
publicans of this place, in secret caucus
resolved to vote down the Crittenden pro
positions, or break up the meetingin row.
Of this have to say that, l know of M
word, or act of any person anywhere, tina
endorsed, suggested, or in any way favoret
such proceeding. b. s. CowEN.
January %, 1S6IsE = VI - O0
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31
GUARDIANS SALE.

N pursuance ot an order Of the Probate Court
l. nf Belmont coun " Ohio, made on the 9lh day
Of January. A. D., lS6i ,in The cnse OF A. G. RAM
age, guardian OF James f., Mnrgnre, L., Lacy J..
viii, on yhe SsE 49, kSItl
Second day Of February, 1861,
at 12 clock. NJ on the premises, offer o, public
E IL the one undivided tenth part OF the following
described real estute; situate in Belmont county,
Ohio, To wit. The first trsc, lying IN the town.
ship OF lichland, and being patt Of Section No.
twelve or township No. seven and Range No,
ioui and beginning Tor the same Bt q stake in the
centre oithc eust bounda,yo ol said section, and
running thence south 1853 rerches To post; thence
west 81 perches TO post llence N. 1853 perehes to
beginning, containing III nety zone acres, one rood
and sixteen psrches OF land, more or less, being
the same premises conveyed by Michael Carroll
and wife 10 William 9times, .bt deed bearing
dnte Apfil 22d, 1871. The socopd traci being phrl
oi-the ssme section s2s sownship Y and range .,
and bounded as follows Beginning TOR the same
at stake nenI the school.house and near q urge
white oak tree, and purportn ng to be the centre o
snid eec,ion, pnd which was lie southwest cor.
n,r oiIapds belonsing 10 Samuel Bpwp, deed
and running thshde north S9S east 74f poles iC
n stake, corner to lands which in 1880 were The
lands of DR.. JAMES MOORE; thence south 89i eas
40 06 poles 10 stake, corner to lands which in
with the line o! said James G. Moore's laads noftf
81 poles to stake; thence south 894e west ia
poles 10 sake; thence south te east 56.3, pole
TO the beginning, containing Al acres rOvds 50 {
poles. Said last mentioned tfnet was conveyed
by the heirs Of Samuel Brown decessed, 10 Wm
GRIMES bearing date April 10, 1880. AFpraised
at s465,5o. Terms Of sale cash.
Guardian of James L. Ramage. ct al.
January 9, 1861 .y Er'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31

Mr.. EDITOR: From what has been said
about, :" Republican caucus " preparatory
to the /" Union Meeting Of, the. 22nd inst,
l deem it proper to state what know about
it snsfr y Al s.1~si , 4. ~ ~ .I-s1ss.tas
When the meeting was announced in our
county papers,, on "Wednesday evening, the
18th, called upon prominent and herior-
able member Of the democratic party, and
propo. ed to him meeting Of some mem
bers of the different parties 70 endeayorr to
agree upon resolutions to be submitted to
the meeting, which would belikaE TO insure
harmony. This was declined. -os.t
l then that evening, invited such Re
publicana az I saw, to call in at my ,ofnce TO
consult about the meeting. We met that
evening accordingly. AAtthis intervis& I.
and I believe all preent,' became satisfied
that the time and place Of meeting had been
appointed by our Morristown friendsin good
faith, and that itwas our duty to attend the
msstiur, and that we advise oursfrepdss 70
! attapd We were also informed that, .Sith-
out consultation with any Republican areso,
] liudops had been prepared for the copsidera'
4 ton Of the meetingy which, in some form,
approved Of thsSS 20 called ss.'Critepder
l Amendments, believed, then, that nc
sincere Republcan,, could approve OF thosse
amendments, if he understood themy and
regarding them as in conflict. with the OF
repeated declarations, of the, supporters o
/ I,,dro Tyo,rolas. and Col Bell, determined
to draw up resolutions, and, If could ge
elT believed would be acceptable to all tru'
4 friends of the country, of all parties: j wa
not appointsd by any ncctmsto do this, no