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, 1861-03-13

WANTED-By May 1st, a eood
h.csen he esuss containing - a;as
Eay TIE owner ot such p1sce caa iea I,t 1et
noH noie a1a permanent tenant b5 sddrcssinE r. r u
NoA AAk4- mh1svat
, 1861-03-13

TIE BAnGEs.-The Common Councl! have
passed 81 ordinance, that the badge required
to be worn By drivers OF hacks, drays, cabs,
~-'~"au coaches, cmnibusses, wagons. carts,
, 1861-03-13

nv 4 \ 7 e D.--A good woman
=, co9k wanted Immediately at the Everett
u. eo tNaH4oiP1 eQeet MIlS11f
, 1861-03-13

PERsosAL.-Wi ni1.ta q. Bacon, formerly Of
this city, now Of the Pixies Peak region, is n
town On visit and eoon to return to that
Eldorado again, which he considers perrna-
nent home.
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"ALL W. DEslRE Is TO BE LET ALONE
Thus spake Mr.. Jefferson Davis in ms message Il
the Congress now in session ~ NIoufrouery. Lei
Us INTERPRET the words a. re rebals hy -bair 5ae5s
On the 2sth Of December las, thew seized For,
Moultrie. Castle P~inckuey, the custom house. pos,
Office and Arsenal a, Chlrles;on. ali Of them indis-
pu'ably the property os the Federal Government
On the - Of January they seizei Forts Pulaski
Aho 'icN-.h' anu me Intel States arsenal AT -
p ~ :. =. 'Heul 'H-l7P-'-O-y the property o. me
-
~ : - - 49, '"ss IKE -. 'ioEsan
'e properly - '"e
e4e'a
IN 'ue IN % "AnNi'F 'iey hrd mo tNe star OF
the vs. carrying PROVISIONS ana re!n'orcements TO
" Chl'rI IlstN VI, .
IN t-e -!th o. January 'hey seed me United
1'i'es a'7eiA' - bA'oh f'o"se' ana for's flke ana
'Oln7o-' -.
IN ne IL" U. January 'utF Se-zeu ID Ch'eu
states navy yarl - fen-aco'a' aul fort b4rraucas'
anI nave ever slnce neeh pre2lIing 10 attack Fort
flchshs ana "rest IL from the United states
me 0isL 'I JAhutTy tney seized the Cnited
custom h't7e At v" orleans anu 'r mint
Win Us treasure.
~ 81 ~" u 4eOi-hiS utS toch' oy lhe sur
IeHusr Gi lhe hrcn Ut'toF 4"!ggs' the munitions OF
war an! o'her puC.c properly IN 4eXas.
vi S"e l-'n u Ap'' 'ney 0omo'Fdel anu cap
'uLed OF cumpleF'
ne ''h u aP'l MI jefferson DA's invited
oners Tor letters OF marque, wagIng war upon
private cltizehs as We'll as the government OF the
Ohl'ei states.
IN the 10Th OF April the rebel Secretary OF War
puDIcIy proclaimed their intention TO attack the
NAtionaI CaPta!' ana boosted that by the Ist OF
nay Il reOeIHas "ou.u nOat iFoui the Guerra! zap
lto..
In every case OF the seizure or pubic property
they hauIei do%n the nag OF the United states and
hOIstei Il reDe' nag IN us place.
Iet Al 'hey want : 10 De let alone.
--'eH 10rH commercial -fa'eTi'SeT.
WAR TERNs.-The Columbiai or Paixhan (pro-
nounced payzan) is a large gun, designed principally
for firing shells-it being far more accurate than the
ordinary short mortar. \ mortar is a very shor,
cannon with n large bore, some Of them thirteen
inches in diameter, for firing shells. Those in use in
our army are set At an angle Of forty-fve degrees,
and the range Of the shell is changed by altering the
charge Of powder. The shell i caused 10 exnlode nj
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The above is one Of the very best American papers, for gen
eral news, and We can safely commend it 70 all who wish a cheap
metropolitan newspaper. Subscribers TO the Commercial, on
renewing their subscriptions, July !, can procure the y. \.
WORLD. by the payment Of tUO dollars in addition to the
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in advance. For such, the paper viii h. ordered 10 come by
mail. Those who prefer taking the " World " from our news
Office, can obtain it At any time, hostages paid, for IS 90 q yesr.
Address
2G0-2m II. ". WHITNEY.
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The Union, itmust and shall be preserved"
ENVELOPE S AND LETTER PAPER.
II beautifully printed in gold and colors, with Eagle and the
above motto:
, envelopes or letter sheets for % cts.
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NOTICE!
STATIONERY

~ NFHt HAS EI EIN
n by different arrivals. the following assortment Of Station
cry To which he would respectfully call attention
Sets fine acct books, from ! 70 Round aud bat paper weights.
q qureS, Enamcloi pal-Ts. as;d col0rs,
\ spieniIi assortment Of meui- Gold balance 9 r American coin,
or1nca books and tablets, Portfolios, witt q without lacks
Tuck mem books. every variety, Bankers casr- ana wallets Of
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Ruled and unrued cap paper, Pencil leads. sl5te pencils.
letter paper, Sealing wax. several varieties.
Fancy, plain X ruled note paper Round ami Sat ebony and ma
Broad ADD narrow bill paper, hocany ruler.
Red and white b.otting paper. Letter clip bronze, gilt a hoaul
Post Office envelope paper Prtntei aud blink receipt books.
Legal cap psper, l4cqncrci calendars,
He'd lead pencils, Tin paper cutt -,
Drawing q" several kinds, Noiarial seals. lcsk blottrrs.
Letter copying books, BoNwooi sand lakes,
Ink, black, blue, red. carminc. Tissue paper az all colors.
copying and inlcible, Physicians visiting lists.
Steel pens. including Hunts, Patent ink ans pencil erasers,
Kinks, Wells, Gilots. Nos. Port mouuaies. 4 variety,
5O6, sos, and Barnard's vul- Invoice dies. Morocco cigar cs.
cantzed pens, and = large vari- Gunmei lahel-. bin hooks,
ETY. Of new styles, Marking brushes,
Bristol boaul, Cards OF ever, variety.
Envelopes, a great variety. School copy b. -, many kinds.
Waters. fancy and common, Cargo books T. intcd.
Penhciders, 4 great variety, Flat copying brushes,
Boxes water colcrs. shipping papa.
Is mathematical Instruments, Nautical alma tCs. lS6O-I.
Ivory s cocoa handled eraScrs, Thermometer Il various sEes,
Red tape, India rubber .NInds for filing
Linen and office Irvine. papers,
Ivory s boNwooi letters stamps, RoNwood s. metal wafer sands
summed lawyers seals. Nesta matches and boxes.
Splendid steel plate blank notes, and exchange,
Copper and Croiium pens for red ink,
Coheu's spring holders for music. coin ira - and boxes,
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Flat glass and drop top DO, round. square nd concaye.
Hinged hill files, ready reference do,
Hudson's patent pen cleaner, red and black bottle wax,
Lipman's patent eyeleing machine and ry -iets,
Dampening brushes, sheets oiled paper,
And a large assortment Of articles Of desk fur 4iture, too numer-
Gus to particulartze. u97-3ml II. n. WHITNEY.
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IN POLITICS.

THE WORLD will be independent, but never neutral, never
lending itself 10 party service, but helping the good and expOs-
ing the bad in all parties. National on the side Of the Union,
the Constitution, and the Laws. and upholding also the /" Doc
trin- Of the Fathers" To the Capitalist. the Merchant, the
Mechanic, the Farmer. no paper offers such inducements and
interest. For each department it has a special editor a
ture, Horticulture, Scientific, Literary, Political, etc, etc--and
so reflects in its columns the last and best results of the life
and work Of the world.
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- TO WHALEMEN!@
VISITING NEW ZEALAND!
Lat. Cuiddie HEAD, AS 49, 81" 5, long i727 So 4T"E
ElNHIS EXCELLENT Is SITEArE

AEAROA, NEW ZEALAND,
Lat. (Niddie Head, AS 49, 34' 5, long l72o So Al" +.
U'HIS HARBoR Is SITUATED
at the Sc. end of Banks Peninsula. Latitude (MiddIe
Head +3= 49, "a" $, long. l72o So ~" +. High water p.
aud c. 3 hours p minutes.
The heads are remarkably bold and high. The S. head is
much the higher, with a reef running off a short distance off
the n. head is a large fiat rock, called the longboat. The
breadth Of the entrance is about three-quarters of 4 mile the
course in is y ut first, and then the harbOr turns nearly due
y. Great caution must be observed in entering with a S.W
wind, as it PUSHES in battling and heavy squalls over the land
above the :. head, which rises to a height between 1900 and 1000
feet. Depth OF water, II fathOmS inside the heads. The usual
anchorage Is on the T.. shore, about 3 miles up, in the first bay,
with a row of houses on the beach, in . 70 $ fathoms. Give a
good berth to Green's Point before entering this bay, as 4 reef
extends about One-eighth of 4 mile off il. The shores are bold
TO throughout. II a hot wind is blowing from NV, do not
attempt to enter, rs iii : dead out and very puffy off the land.
Running in with a strong :. ". wind (by which the hot wind is
always followed keep under low canvas, lower lifts well taut,
and fore topmast staysaiI up. Wilie-waws are sometimes to be
experienced when between the highest lands, about l mile
10 l. miles inside. When you have all the town open you are
abreast of Green's Point. The best and most convenient berth
is Green's Point on with the next point of a little bay S. of it,
and the southernmost house on the beach, with three dormer
windows on the roof, (Bruce's HoteID on with the low building
TO the westward of it, mile off shore, in 3 fathoms. Holding
ground stiff, retentive clay, covered with blue mud. If any
ships are in the road, the only consideration is TO give them a
clear berth, to weigh with the wind from the westward. The
Harbor Master will always board you.
ROBERT GREAVES,
Collector of Customs and HarbOr Master.
Custom House, Akaroa, June %, 1860. 243-3m-255+
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WEEKLY EDITION.

This will contain all the daily matter Of the most Importance
70 the country at large. Special attention is paid to the Agri-
cultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Departments. Its Pro-
vision. Cattle and other market reports are prepared with the
greatest care. Price 81 a year.
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Notice.

DEING ABOUT THIS KING
ID dom, / hereby give notice that / have appointed Theo. e.
Heuck, Esq, % act a. my agent. :. HOFFMEYER
Honolulu, May ;, 1861. 259-3m
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Spttial AOtitrs.
- HONOLULU FIRE
EA% MENT Notice Is hereby given.


e. HONOLULU FIRE DEPART
fl$ MENT Notice ia hereby given.
H@4- that, al a Regular Meeting Of ;he Board Of
Representatives Of this Department, held on Thursday evening.
June 9th, the following gentlemen were appointed Fire wardens,
to serTc for the ensuing year:
J. r CoLBuRS, Esq, Warden lt Ward.
j. II. BRows, Esq, I'd "
@. CLARK, Esq, Sd
}. b. BRADLEY. Esq, " 4h "
The City ia divided into four Wards, as follows:
Ward 1-bounded by the sea. Fort and King streets.
Ward @houndei by King, Fort and Punchbowl streets.
Ward 1hounded by King Fort and Judd streets.
Ward +-bounded by King and Fort streets.
Per order OF the Board:
J. sMITHIES, Secretary II. p. D.
Honolulu, June Z, 1851. 25i-3m
MRS. Wan Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process Ct teething, by softening
gums, reducing all infammation-gtn aIay all pain, and sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
rest TO yourselves, and relief and health to your infants. Per-
fecty safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
2~24-ly-214
q A.F.S 4. Mis- Progress DE LOcEANIE LODGE,
w No .l2i, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Coun-
W Gil Of the Grand Central Lodge of France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesday nearest the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
TO attend.
Augustus. l6O-tfl P. c. JONES, Secretary.
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ENRESH REAM OF TARTAR,
IL Fresh Carb. Soda.
Fresh Saleratus,
Fresh Spices,
Fresh Cal. Mustard,
Fresh Ground Pepper.
For sale by :. SAVIDGE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-07
GUARDIANS SALE

IN pursuance ol an order of ,he Probate Cour,
Il NJ Belmont county Ohio, made on the Sab d sy
OF fJsnuasy. A. D., 1861, in the case OF A. g. Ram.
age. guardian OF Janos'E.,, Margaret L.. Lacy j..
and Elizabeth A. Romnge, ag ainst his wards, the
undersigned will, OH the
e Second day Of February, 1861,
al IL O'Clock. N on the premises, offer at public
sale the one undivided tenth part oi Sne following
described real estate; situate in Belmont county,
Ohio, 70 wit; The first tract lying In the town.
ship ot Highland, and being psst Of Section No.
twelve tl2) township No seven and RsNge No
ioai, and beeinaiqS lor the same at stake In the
centre Of the east boundary Of said secdon. and
rnnning thsnos south 1853 psrchse to post; thence
west 81 pevohes to post; encs N. 1853 perches to
post, and thence east 81 pefches 10 the place Of
6ssino,ns. containing p!nsiy one acres, 70 one rood
the same promises cohyeysa'by Miehsel Carroll
a.S ss sls Ass II s 1 Sss, ss'S S.sa Ss,Ns p,4
Of the same section u, toy yHstip II and range 4,
and bopnded as iollowst Rsahining, sor the sumo
at q stake near the school house and near arge
said section, and which wpa tl'e south west cor
net Of lands belonging to Samuel Brown, decd,
and fuanIhg themes north 'B9e esstgA poles to
stake, corner to lands which IN 1880 we're the
lands OF DR.. James Moore; then ce south 6si enst
40 Of polesto stpke, corner 10 lands which in
1880 were the lands OF Jsnses g. Moore; thence
with the line Of said James 6, Moores lands north
80 poles to stake; thence south s9.o west ia 6
poles to u stake; thence south te east 58.3 poles
poles. Said last mentioned tfnct was conveyed
by Tho hsitsst Samuel Brown decesssd, to VIM
Grlmss bsapins date April Io 1880. Appraised
az sAss.Sc: Terms ofssie cash; Il :. H or
.siunlf6a..alsaf. 5ari5.s i: Range. i Il.
eJanuarv0 q. 1881. lrt f'iN N l'tE
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.

Amos Bsiley Va. Tanner Bailey, etal
by virtue Of an order Of sale TO me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont county, Ohio, will offer for sale on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of February, 1861, at
the front door Of the Court house in said Co.,
between the hours Of 10 A. n. ard 4 p. NJ,
of said day, the following real estate, to wit /:
Situate in the county of Belmont and State
Of Ohio, ard in the district Of lands offered
for sale at Marietta; bounded and described
as follows: .'.,I.,,r -.tI..-
No. being the south end of the west hall
OF the north east quarter Of section No. 5,
township No. ard Range No. G, contsin-
ing rs acres. more or lsss, and being the same
tract Of land conveyed TO Barrack Bailey by
Thomas q. 0reenan and wife by deed dated
December Is, 1881, and recorded in book
b, Record Of Deeds Of Belmont county, o.,
page lis.
No. 2.-Forty nine and seventy eight hun
dredths acres Of Of the west end Of the south
east quarter Of section No. s, township 7 and
range No. 6, being the same tract Of land
conveyed by Bldfidge Wooten and wife to
Barrack Bailey by deed dated September
III 1881, recorded III Book S, page ll6 in
Record Of Deeds Of Belmont county, Ohio
mo- 3.-Beeihhing for the same. at the N.
east corner of the southeast quarter Of sec.
10, township and range 6, and running
thence west l10 pcrches, thence south 5S
| perches and IL links, thence east ITO per
ches, thence north bS perches and 3 links to
the place Of beginning, containing ~ sores,
more or less, and being the same tract q
land conveyed to Barrack Bailey. by John =
Smith and VIE By deed dated june IL,
1888, and recorded in Book s, page III Rec
ord of deeds for Belmont county, Ohio.
= The above described premises to be sold
subject to the dover right Of Elizabeth Bal
ley, insomaeh Of said premises as is contain
ed in the following boundaries, to wit: Be
ginning at the northeast corner the south
east quarter of section Eve, township z and
rangle 6, running thence west one hundred
and eighteen perches, thence south thirty
nine and thirty-two hundredths pcrches,
thence east one hundred and eighteen per-
ches, thence north thirty-ni and thirty
two hundredths perches to the place of be.
ginning, containing twenty-nine acres.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash, one-third in
one year and one-third in two years, with in
terest on the deferred payments. :, a.
Appraised at $I5OO.
ls..s "a qsx5 : p. LOCHARY,
Shsriif Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff Office, St. Clairwille, January
10, 1851. -a'i,,aR q. pf$lO,75 Est
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-07
. SHERIFF'S SALE,
Denj. r. Ogle VS.. Daniel Goodwin.

BENZ. X. Ogle vs.. Daniel Goodwin.
DY virrde Of an order of, ssls to me directed
ID frdmthe eeuri OF common plsas of Belmont
county, Ohio, Twill sell on VI ~. -
!. @ ..sa, Tuesay, Febrpss, ~, 1867 =,
., the front door Of the court house in St Cisis.
Nile In said coan,y bstween the hccrs cl ioA y
shd4 O'Clock, ? y or said day, the following real
estate. 10 wit, Sitsg in The county 81 Belmont
spd Slate OF o bio, aud being IN. section No 80
township 9, range q All a part OF the farm, known
% tho Rodilsr farm, and commencing At hake
In the south.saAt corksr Of said lot, where two
projecting streets called Ffsnklin apd Ravihe
preets interseet each other, running thence in a
horthern direction on the west line ol said Frank
lin street TO tho corner OF Dodsou and MERGERS
lot, thence in western direction on the line Of
said D6dsod md Mercsr's lot to . projecting
street called dCinaoisnsst; thence in q southern
dreclion on ths east line Of said street to Ravhs
stree. 'bs9ss y sn sas,..t dEsespn On ihe t no!s
nipfi, containiat jeikhsy.ixe hundredths lof an
aeis. mbtsor lssE Apprsissd sisHS:,
sheriff q Bslesont county, Ohio.
Sheriff o&sss ST. Clsifsvills, Jsn II ls6l.-S5
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number Of the mcmbcu went 70 eseh Of
these places afer aHurnment to-day.r-
Nothing hstrsnspired here yet 10 indicate
the feeling Of the members as to the con-
struction Of a new prison awaiting such
action, the different interest are hard at
work.. ~ - = - = " 81 g ~ Z
Hon. Joseph Ridgway, IN aged citizen Of
this place, and well known Throughout the
State died here on Thursday last. "a Z
lAf'' = - - = - BELMONT. ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nicholas Crawley vs- Daniel Grimcs, et al
ny virtue oi a mandate tpuia dfrsetsd from
lhs couu Of common plsns Of Bsluson, Co..
OHIO will ofsr for sale al the front door Of the
eoaii honss III 81, Clnirsvills, on ~. j *
am Tuesday, March. 5, 1S6l,'
between the houre Of. 10 o'clock, A n and oelock
N Of said day, the following described reales
te, %, wit--Lot No, in block No % in Dsllair
city, Belmont county: Ohio.
ALSo--Ai the .sme time and place, the north
east charter OF section 7, township and rsnqs l.
in said county of Belmont; except l2 acres sol |
10 Robert D mean, continuing seventy seveni7Il !
seres, more or less. - s,rs 10
.Apprsi ised as foilows--Lot No. I, Rellaire city
at eiT 90, 7Iacres Of s26lsOe Tsrms ctsh.
- P. LOCHARY, Speeial Master
p Sherifns nfice, January 31st le6i.--S3,S3