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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-19
SEFERsXFYDS 3 SALE.

Isaac Holloway pY VIRTUE
ID OF n We ,d to me
aud John Davis. Courl of Common
Pie as Of Belmont cou, y, Ohio, will SELL the front
door OF the Cout House. in St. Ciarsvie, in said county
Tuesday, Dee ember ID, lS6l,
between the hours 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock, p
NJ. the following real estate, 10 wit: The West part Of
the Fast half oil The South East quarter Of Section IS
Township 0, Range 81 containing so less,
situated in Belmont county Ohio. Terms cash.
Appraised a 5lUs0.
P.LOcHARY, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office, ST Clnirsville Nov u, is6l-s3.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-19

Il HIS Is Of the hest Houses in the city well To-
caied with large and well furnished rooms, lighted
with gus &c.
The Table is well supplied with oil the decacies Of the
sea -on.
Good yard, barn and stablig attached to the house
with lrusiy Osers co lstanily IN attendance
Passengers and baggage carried TO and from the
and boats FREK OF CHANGE
Try US when you come 10 the city. We will spare no
pains Ia make you comfortable and al home.
Our omnibus will be ut every Train and boat Get into
other, thereby saving your quarters.
COATS BRAMLEY.
Cleveland, Ohio Nov. T. 1861. no70ms
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-19
SNERHEF,S sale.
IN PARTITION

IN = - ~ IL l. iOFs
Eliza J. Templeton ! BY VIRTUE OF an order
OF sale to Inc direclcd ffuin the
Mary Templeton et al Court Of Common Pleas OF Bel
nonl county, Oboi, viii sell, on
Tuesday, December Id, 1851,
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock, NJ, and O'Clock,
OF sold day. AT the front door o the Court House, IN
ST. Cairsyic, In snid county, The following lands and
tcements, lying and being IN the conhy Ol Belmont and
State of Ohio. 10 Wit; beginning for the same at the North
East corner OF section No g. Township No. d, Range No
g. Of lands described be sod ut Marietta District =
~ deg w l00 55 100 poles to station No. . thence North
e0 deg IS min West lGi 42.iO0 poles to station No q
thence with The qunricr stc'ion line North 25 deg f. l2i
27l0o poles 10 station to The original quarter
the Nory boundary ne, thence 8. S7.3e, T. 10J 92lU0
poles 10 the beginning OF snid tract containing Ono Hum
dred ad Fight acres and 10 poles Os acres and u poes
Ar: raised nj S2053
TfRhiS.-Oiie-third cash Ia hand, one-thlrd In one
year and third In years. with interest OH deferred
payments z. LOCHARY.
Sheriff Of Belmont County, Ohio.
sherf's offce, 81 ciairsve, Nov u. iedi.--s4.5O.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-11

Nfnafel, eine Nusen blidten flar uno, ais let
nihtS 9el6eben, oas leinen Mutb erldlttern
fonnte. Der Warfsraf faBte ibn NIT beipen
9anpen uno 1aate 9eriibrt: SIT fable eS nit
:2ltr lieber 5lcrian, tpie es Dein 6er3 unlfe9fen
talBo u51 aai
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eS beflrdbtete. Sur nteinte th, 70 Dtele tapfere
tno erfabrene Mdnner fSnnten fetne iol6e 9fies
Derlnge eleieen.
Auerpuiing iiiso uflSyniflg nnbnssa srs=
Der itberbaaO, fd9te Der Mart9raf, als aber GS5
bon Berltbingen ltA fortgemaAt bate, ltefen
Die melten 6aupileute papon. - 6lprtan lanp
psrfummt. g6g entFob la9te er enpli9, liA
Iberptnpenb.
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oer Mart8raf fort, oenn belfen 1tnp retten fonnte
ct ntftS mebr, 10 rettete er lith elblf; audi tpa=
rcn eben Die bier gBoben uni, fit rrelbe er Die
6auptmannIAaft angenpumen.
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aud penn Sbr es wUltet, antpOrtste Tlprian
rabt9.
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forOerte rief @aTmir.
SD bin Elm gSilD, lpra9 Glortan, nadl lpel>
dem alleSa9er ja9en unD per es ftn9e ltnrsrdtb>
ts, pem tpirpe 9rcBes SOB perpen.
(Gcrtlebun9 fol9t.)
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rem daeerprpen Ue odYon eebraIH Yrets So yerioaen
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Often rcn ubr Npreens bis l1tr Nsen6s
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Sacpb 6eeaer. 30. % Germau(ar.

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Sa!tilnOre=SccE= S1oipitQl.

Ge8ranbet CUR llnterDridung Der GuadInlbsret.
Der ein5iee Vlos, tpc etne 6etluna erianet
tpsrnen tanll.
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sertl1f Wamaer burtrtebene eewtnRlpe 0ua6t1Iber
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garIitirt. n. G:22S IS
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SuituS @Uur0c'S
Narbiefs unO ,OaarihneiOe=GalOu

RO. s. g. Srtebri@ fr. 6er arbetter.S allies
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au9h 9e5bsr obSen ToseS, pbsre @ase Des Goaes Dor
Midtklnhfl BERN Rnnnrl n mnadkEn &N2A,N
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SnnGe Qertte.

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SOM 9faht Rar Gpl&e peripneu uen, beurr e
tan In fe
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Or. Sptnacn Eettt oGSn DeHen stue 5n an el6f @ turd
fride geteine urnalre Ge .tcrpr serSrsnhs fl
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laprbnuus ter WerbauunssEw8ane aueemeine Gnraiun1
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Die sdredItaen Innern hes 2aaerS nb tr aa irdtsn.
Grluf tes end1niTes @rrruua Der Sheen ebrdtbeit De
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6udt na Gtnamtett I6tEauen SeGea @ etf Sur&tfanist
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

given TO General Burgevn by citizen OF Van Buren,
names OF the leaders well known. and If those who
uo In not pursuit of them ever succeed in overakng
nv would be well to acquant them with some Of
'h9 peculiar uses OF hemp.
we have been permitted to peruse tho constitution of
TINS organization II Is called "Peace and Consti
oocietyN lhey have seven hundred members in Searcy
van buren Newton and lizard counties and 700 in the
whoe state They have regular system of signs and
PASSWORDS, and are furnished with supplies Of money
from the Northern camps The constitution makes it OBJ
gatory upon every member TO hazard his life in aid OF
another IN distress and the penalty OF expressing any OF
the secrets of the organization Is death General Burgc-
vim, VINO was mastering in regiment at Carroton as
soon as he heard OF the conspiracy hurried down
10 the counties above named to take steps might
necessary At Clinton he Colonel Jerome b. Lewis
who assured him Of the Of the report Colonel
Lewis had called out guard OF one hundred men and
az that time making arrests, and General Burgevin
Deng satisfied from his well known energy Of character
ana fearless nature that the matter in good hands,
iet the control Of the whole affair with that officer.
Colohei Lewis reports that those already taken
wen supplied with arms and ammunition aud niers that
those sun at large are equally well equipped. General
busevn reports further to the authorities reference
" the dsaecton OF the people in that section and gives
the names OF certain individuals engaged in fomentng
discomfort among them.
Those who have been taken acknowledge their crime
plead nothing exenuatng but only beg for their lives
Our authorities, however fully informed upon tho
whole subject, and We hope II necessary the EXTREMIST
measures will be resorted to in order suppress all trea
SON. and secure TO the people immunties from civil war
In their midst.
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OUR CAIRO CORRESPONDENCE.

CAIRO, H., Dec. 4, 1861.
The Sixteenth Infantry and Fourth Cavalry Regiments o.,
iowa Ready for the FeId-Seueral Wisconsin Req
mend Also Ready for Acknowledgment Infantry and
TIN Cavalry Regiments in Illinois Nearly Ready-Ezce
lent Measures Adopted for the Relief Of Soldiers FAINT
heS-Sauh Found ci the Contract System in ILLINOIS,
Camps Of Instruction at Chicago and sprInafeld-A
Scotch Brigade 10 be Raised-Arrirdl of the .Steame
iatan, WIZ he Cdmp Jackson Prisomes" solutes from
Three Rebel Steamers Near Fort Hon-They Are Chased
Away by Guatoat-Arripal of Troops in Large Mum
brS, dc.
Tho last two weeks have been characterized only by
general stagnaon in matters; but in even this ap
parent apathy help but discover the promises
OF more active future and that future not far distant
hcers nave been going home furoughs far more gen
eay than usual leaves of absence have been granted TO
SUCH pNaes as nave business at home demanding their
'en'oh iehds ana relatives OF he troops have been
00' A'''eu W 'he Town ana camp and everything has
ooon ""isp"i"s mat "ou'd go TO promise forward
movement. AS all others took advantage of the eeaoo 90
run out of town, too, thought that short fri, 70 m
neghoorng states would eoruce tho interest Of
the HERALD than would occasional letter from Care
detailing unmportaht every day transactions according
y last Saturday week, started on n trim Ia ,o,.
Wisconsin and the northern part of th. state 10 snd
out possible being done towards forwarsro
the long promised down river expedition and may sv
that have back better satisfied more confident
than could have dared be- from the very aternp
reports had heard from other places Iowa has her
sixteenth regiment Of infantry and fourth of cavalry
eady to take the field Wisconsin has her sixteen reg
nents Of infantry and three of cavalry either in the &C
tive service or encamped at home awaiting arms Will,
yseven infantry colones and coonels of cavalry
this State have their regiments nearly full and only
await their arms and war machinery place them on
good war footing.
While Illinois comes in for the highest need of praise
for furnishing numbers Wisconsin surpasses her in the
manner in which she provides not only for the soldier
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INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.
Correspondence of the Memphis Argus

BOWLING GREEN KY, Nov 20, 1861
Return Of Brechinridges Briadde-Resuh Of the Er7edi-
Troops-No Troops TO DC Resoped from Hre-Return Of
Hindman's' Brigade Vaccination Removal Of Sick
Soldiers-Gow1nor Joh',son's Message, dc.
The brigade Of General Breckenridge after having
marched fully hundred miles, have vacated their
position at Rochester and returned here last evening" In
the main the expedition grand failure and resulted
81 900 worth OF leather not enough to pay for that worn
out the wearsome tramp General Breckenridge, whose
health at best has not been very good Is now aundced
and unable to attend to his duties Largo Quantities OF
troops daily arriving here from different SECTIONS
regiment OF cavalry from Louisiana arrived mere yester
day, and another Of infantry will arrive to-day
Instead u there being portion OF tho troops now mere
sent to the aid Columbus addition to the immense
force ia constantly being made and 1t is thought that
events startling nature will transpre ID the next lew
days big with the late of this division Importance I'M
doubtedy il attached the menacng attitude being
sun1ed and the extensive preparations being made for
speedy attack by land and water, upon Columbus; but
that this division Is seriously threatened s that Of
Polk is patent all acquainted with the force
Intended 10 operate against both fronts General John
atom rightly the necessity Of holding this place
al All hazards and its strength not to be weakened by
Tho removal OF any considerable portion Of the
,roors now here Neither will this army go winter
quarters without having struck fearful blow which may
he decisive OF the fate Of Kentucky General Hndmans
brigade which sent to Rocky Fill few weeks since,
and after wards removed to Oakland fell back this
point yesterday, and is cncamped about a mile from
town
ment the Surgeons OF different regiments vaccnaing
ali soldiers for the purpose Of guarding against the small
pox which has made its appearance In a mild form
throughout the adjacent country. AS yet, however,
there have been reported here Large numbers
of sick soldiers who from fevers and other will be-
unit for duty this winter, being removed to Nash
Vile The force Of the army however, Is not being de-
creased owing to the daily return of many who con
valescent.
Council yesterday; IN 1t strong arguments are adducso
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A BURIESQUE ON GENERAL SHERMAN'S
PROCLAIM ALTON


PORT ROYAL, CAMP IoAvRs FISHES.
To TIKI LOYAL LADIES THK SEA Island
Having been long familiar with your soft feather beds,
well supplied tables, beautiful flowers and hosptabe
smiles, more charming than your fish and game
enreat you with every Of most tender
gard to come and partake OF some Of the delicaces
which we have appropriated by "mitary necessity"
1t really grieves loving hearts to live the fat Of
your land while you houseess particularly when
have so often boasted of your hospitality and been
honored guests year aftor year, "wthout money and
without price,
II you decline this afectionate overture remember
that cognzan TO every creek and every corner in
your arders know all your little rivers Of milk and
honey the small hllocks of fresh butter and the pro-
montories OF orange preserve jars and will appr0
pirate them all to the glory Of Abraham the First.
On the other hand IL you will only separate yourselves
from the rebel husbands and brothers who be-
having so Improperly to blessed government, by
fighting for your homes and your honor. you shall BIO
taken TO aecti0nate embrace banquets roses
such you used to place around resdes and
toilet tables, shall be showered upon you. Yours, with
sacred memories, CHAS. O. BUTTERWEIL Il co.
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from Roa and Sprnfeld Colonel Fuller has been de-
tanned at Sprined since the retrograde movement
of the troops, by illness from which he has in great
measure, recovered. Ben. McCulloch in Sprinleld
prior TO his leaving. and treated Colonel Fuller win
marked civility He furnished him with a safeguard
which was observed throughout his journey, except N
one instance McCuloch had with him at Springfield
four or five regiments Of Confederate troops but they
were not full and all Of them left that town on Monday
last taking the Mount Vernon road, intending, as was
supposed, TO go to Arkansas Gen Price was at Green
field on Monday with $1,000 mon, independent OF out
sders who were colsa ntly coming and going. lie was
marching for tho North and doubt reached Oscooa or
that ncighborhood on Thursday last
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THE FIGHT AT LANCASTER. MISSOURI.

FTOm inc 81. LOUIS Kepubi lean Dec. z.
We have advlces that on Sunday evening oath Skin.
msh took place at Lancaster, Schuyler county between
the forces under Colonel Moore and four hundred and
twenty rebels under Lieutenant Colonel Banton On the
morning Of that day Colonel NJ, with his command Of
four hundred and fifty men, left Memphis, Scotland
county FOR Lancaster where he had learned that Colonel
WoodyarGs with a detachment Of about one hundred
men, was surrounded and in need Of early assistance
Lancaster is by the nearest road, eighteen miles
from Memphis but by a forced march Colonel Moro
reached there the same evening The enemy wns CON
ceaieu ~ the brush and corn, about mile west of tho
town. where the engagement took place lasting half an
hour until 1t was too dark to tell friend from foe The
rebels were completely routed Thirteen were killed
several more wounded, AMI many taken prisoners
among lhe Killed on that sise were Captain McCullo
ana son, somewhat noted in that section The Union
loss was only one killed. Joseph Garrison one man
named Adams, mortay wounded, and another named
paHape, slightly wounded. Colonel Moore took p,ss g
SION OF Lancaster Sunday night and last accounts was
preparing to follow up his victory and the rebels
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INDIAN REGIMENT.

from The Green BAY Advocate.
The report that Mr. Henry endrick, great grandson OF
the celebrated Captain Hendrck of Revolutionary
ory has been authorized by the Governor of Wisconsin
raise Indian regiment for tho has boon confirmed
by nm interview had with Mr.. Hendrck himself Mir.
Hendrck Of the Stockbrdge tribe formerly Of the Mo-
hcans He pledges $40 900 from the Indians towards The
equipping Of the regiment Mr.. IL is worry Intelligent
man, q student at the Appleton University.