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The national Republican., 1861-11-12
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i CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
CANTERBURY Music HALL

l. CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
CANTERBURY Music HALL!
Late Washington Assembly Rooms, Louisiana
avenue, In the rear of National and Browns Hotels,
will open to the public Of Washington on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1861,
With a magnifce company of
So so STAR ARrISTES -JSa
a5- SO STAR ARTIST rES ia
Including the First Talent Of the Day.
LIE SALON DES PEUPLES,
The celebrated imperso, ator of Negro Character,
MR.. FRANK BROWER
VIII make his first appearance at the Canterbury
On Wed e.day next.
DICK PARKER at the Canterbury.
HARRY FOX at the Canterbury.
The Great hnprouisitore and Eccentric Vocdia, from
Barnum's Museum, (who won snch golden honors In
the old bdelphi Theatre heIe) MR.. WILLIAM
HARRISON, at the Canterbury.
WALLACE BRO II ERS, the Daring Athletes, at
the CanteI bury
Mr.. Samuel Parker, MIR. Louis Kopel,
Monsieur Sol, Siguor Erveste,
Mater Willie, And Auxiliar.es,
At tie Canterbury.
The Charming Danseuse aud Latest Sensation,
SENORE1TA MARIE OLIVIA, at the Canter.
bury.
Mile FRANK LaFOLLE, at the Canterbury.
Miss SUSIE PARKER, at The Canterbury.
Mss EMMA MILES, ut the Canterbury.
Miss Maggie Vernon, La Petite Ella,
Miss Lucille " Wiliiams, and the Corps de Ballet,
At the Canterbury.
|. A magnificent ORCHESTRA and BRASS BAND ut the
Canterbury.
ADMISSION -Psrquet, IS cents Parterre, 10 cen,q.
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~ Heading Natter ON every pags.-ss

To CoRaEsPoNpGNrs,-N at, ention will he
paid to anonymous communications.
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CTORE ROOM ON Pennsylvania Ave.
- The second floor of the large house on the
north ride of Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9th streets, next door west of jackson Hall, )" Ii
for rent. Apply at No 4l6 F street sortl, between
9th and 7th streets west, to
nov l2-3teoda j. G, McKELDEN
The national Republican., 1861-11-12

OH OHI-GO TO the Peoples Clothing
~ Store, No AGO Seventh street, opposite Post OF
fee, and examine that new stock Of Fall Clothing,
Trunks, Hats, and Caps, all for sale at The lowest
New York prices. oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-12

Ladies' and family parties will please not forget the
MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY.
sPECI II NOTICE, E,-The many parties who bring
ladies' 10 fhe CIkEuS, In The evenit 4, will obligs
the mapag, ment and save themselves Inconvenience
by securing places during the day. nov l1-1w
The national Republican., 1861-11-12

DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, No.
- 400 Seventh street, apd buy your Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Trunks, Hats, and Cape
oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-12

A LIENS GREAT INFALLIBLE OIL
"A COMPOUND, for the cure of Infamatory
rheumatism, Gout Neuragi ia, and all kinds of Stiff
lure. 1t put up in so and IS cents bottles All
orders addresied 10 JOHN ALLEN, WoJnsocket,
R. J., will be promptly attended to. nov2-2w*
The national Republican., 1861-11-12

TTNION FURNITURE STORE.
~ The subscriber Is now making additions to his
stock of Household furniture, Consisting OF pretty
Cottage Chamber Sets; PaIlor, Chamber. Dining
and Kitchen Furniture; Mattresses, Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts, Pals, Buckets, Baskets, sc
| respectfully solicit call from my Republican
friends as well as all other good Union men, and
promise 70 sell ~ reasonable as any other house.
L. Il BROWN,
No. $3.50 Seventh ct, eet,
noy12-lwif near Northern Market.
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II hs'
100 Tierces S. G, HAMS, Evans, Gains Il Co.'S best
brands.
Just received and for sale by
JOHN g. LYLE Il co,
nov 6-1w No SO Louisiana avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-11-12

TJNHk PEOPLES CIOrHING STORE,
i No. 48O Seventh street, Is the place to buy your
Clothing, Trunks, Hats, and Gaps. oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-12
MORE NEWS FROM THE FLEET.

We copy the following interesting intelll-
gence from the Baltimore American, Of yester-
day morning: e. q.
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The Town of Beaufort Taken!

Federal Troops An Possession Of
Tfin RAILROADi
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Large Quantities Of Ammunition and Other
Military Stores Captured!
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GOV. ANDREW 3 PROCLAMATION.
The following order has been issued by the
Governor of rhs State, with respect to the OBJ
servance of Thanksgiving by the troops from
this State 10 active service:
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VXTANTED.-TO have everybody to cali
w SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, opposite
Post Ofilce, and purchase their Fall and Winter
Clothing, Trunks, Hats, and Caps, at the very lowest
prices. Give him call. OCT S-lm
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Ya-PrtERsos's MAaAzIsr.-We are


S@-PEfERsoN' MAGAzINE.-We are in
receipt Of this popular Lady 's' Magazine for
December. It is . splendid number The
title pagef for 1861 is the bandsonlest we ever
eaw. Peterson" will bs greatly improved
IN 1862. II will contain 1000 pages of double
column reading matter; II steel Plates II
eolored steel fashion plates; ~ oolored
patterns in Berlin work, embroidery or
crochet. and 800 wood engraviugs- -propor-
fiomotely moro than any other periodical
gives. It's stories and novelets are by the
best writers. In 1862, Four Original Copy
right Noyelcts viii be given ITs FASHIONS
ARE ALwAYs rHr LATEST Asp PRErrIEsr |!
Every neighbOrhood ought to make up q
club: Its price Is but Two DOLLARS . year,
or dollar less than Magazines ofitsi class.
IT Is THE MAGxzlNE FoR THE TIMEsl To
clubs, it is chesper still, viz s:--three copies
for IS. Eve for $3.50, or eight for $40. To
every person getting up : club, the Pub
Usher will ssnd an ensta copy grots. as d
premiam. 6pecimtns sent tif written for)
10 those wishing to get up clubs. n
address, post paid, r-r,,
,aH" CHARLES j. PETERSON,
: Soe, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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n@-Goss 70 WAR, --Messrs, Jos. Arm.
bruster, Hinm j.. Graft and John T. Col
Inns, Of our Brass Band, left town on Mon,
day for GAINESVILLE, to join the Regimental
Band Of the SD Regiment. These gentle.
man have heretofore been the life of our
Band, sad we suppose their absence will
"soW" that institution up. They are tip
top musicians, and the best luck we can
wish them is that they may go through the
wars unsecured, and come back with their
'tpockets ftill Of rocks" Prof Rohr, for.
inerly Of this place, viii Head the Band Of the
SD. ~
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above named mnrhihs in l,r counties Of HanisoR.
Jrfitr-nD. Carroll. Tdscnrawas, Guernsey, Bsi,
mont nd N,nrae
70 IVA RRANTED THREE TEdRs, and
sold by II. q. MARrlN RocEnIII. tkslnop Y,
o., b. rimoni county. rl 10.
or Sesd 6ra Circular. co
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GRAND SUCCESS OF the
NAVAL EXPEDITION.
Landing Of $4,000 Union Troops
FORTS HILTON AND BEAURE,
GARD TAKEN.
TIE TOWN OF UFORT DE
SERTED

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 12, via Bait
Nov. l3.-The steamer Bienvile has ius,
arrived at Old Point from the great expedi
ton. She left Port Royal Sunday A. NJ,
aud brings cheering intelligence. The feet
arrived at Port Royal on Monday the 4th
instant; Tuesday the smaller gunboat.
rounded and buoyed out the channel under
fire from the forts which did no damage.
On Wednesday the weather prevented
active operations, but on Thursday morning,
the Ith inst, the men-of-war and gunboat Is
advanced to the attack. The action com.
menced at 10 A, NJ, and was hotly carried
on on both sides and lasted about four hours,
at the end of which time the rebels were
compelled, by the shower Of shells, to aban-
don their works and beat hasty retreat
Our loss was eight men and officers. The
chief Engineer Of the Mohican killed and
about twenty wounded. Rebel loss not
known. Hfty-two bodies found by our men
were buried; all their wounded except two
were carried off, Two forts were captured.
Fort Walker on Hilton Head, mounting 23
guns, ane Fort Beauregard on Bay Point,
mounting 10 guns The gins were of heavy
calibre. They were both new and splendid
earthworks of very great strength, constr,,c.
ted in the highest style of military science,
and pronounced by our Engineers as i'm
preguable against any assault by land forces.
The whole surrounding country was seized
with a perfect panic The da: after the
fight the Seneca and two other gunboats,
under the command of Lieut.. Amman. pro.
ceedod up to Beaufort, and found but one
white man in the town, and he was drunk,
and the plantations up the river seemed to
be deserted, except by the negroes, which
were seen in great numbers, and who, as
the boats passed came down to the boats
with bundles IN their hands, as If expecting
to be taken off. After the capture of the
forts, the whole army, about $4,000 men,
were safely landed and established on shore.
The final retreat of the rebels, was a per.
feet rout They left everything. arms and
equipments Of all kinds, even to officers
swords and commissions.
The force of the enemy as ascertaned from
their papers, was from three to four thous-
and men, under Gen Drayton, of South
Carolina. Our victory is complete, the en-
cmy leaving everything but their lives, which
they saved by running.
Swords, pistols, &c, were scattered about
in every direction and in any quantity. But
four prisoners were found, two Of them
wounded.
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haThe military Committeeman for the
Southern Division of the county are pushing
things through in an energetic manner, as
they could not fail to do, with such men as
Gen. Mccartney, the Messrs. Davenports,
Mr.. Miller, and others stirring gentlemen on
the committee. It viii be seen, by the
report in another column, that Warren
Township has donated about s4OO worth of
various kinds of supplies for the army. Well
done, Old Warren!
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BeS- S-CoMPLIMENTARY-IN A HoRN!-It
will be seen by our correspondence from
Camp Nevin, in another column, that our
Belmont county boys in the Army have a
very poor opinion of our exemplary" down.
town cotemporary. They say that highly
respectable journal would take better in
Buckner's than in Sherman's army. Words
utterly fail us in attempting to express our
surprise at this astounding fact -"
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p@-INDIAN SUMNER. We are now en-
joying the most delicious weather we have
experienced for long time. These mild,
hazy afternoons, and these sweet, halcyon
nights bring out the denizens of close Offices
and stores and dwellings into the streets, and
out into the green field aud forests, where
they may enjoy the pure air Of heaven and
the gorgeous richness of sky and landscape.
The woods are.fall Of brown nuts, and the
dead leaves falling from the trees and rust
ling under one feet are full Emusic. Thank
God for Indian Summer. r
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S9-DEATH OF DR. TAGaARr. DIR.
Isaac Taggart died Of consumption on Mon
day aged ABOUT "a years. The Doctor went
to California several years ago, and returned
within D year, with this insidious disease
fastened upon hiin--to die, He was a man
Of fine attainmetits and of sterling qualities
Like Ben, .Adhcm, he loved his fellow,
men," His remains were inferred in the
Presbyterian cemetery on Tuesday, and were
followed to their last resting place by large
concourse Of cur citizens. Peace to his
ashes. t,-,cr l4. 4.3....
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nA-AN EXCELLENT ADDRESS. pub
lish on our first page stirring address on
The National Crisis, by Rev. DIR. Ander-
son, man well known and universally be-
loved in this community DR.. Anderson
preached in the Presby terian church of this
place last Summer, and is man Of learning
and ability. The present address will COM
tnend itself to all our readers. By the way
could MT JOHNNY Heaton be persuaded to
publish something of this kind?
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nA-GLoRIoUs PEAsE!- The town of
Martinsville and Pease Township are doing
glorious things foi this war. Pease Town
ship has, we think, fully 200 men in the
Patriot army. She beat all other Town
ships in the county in the Union vote she
cast in October 'Tis said there is scarcely
y young man left in the town of Martins.
vile. Gallant Peasei
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Bold, Spirited and Attractive
MILITARY PORTRAITS,
Maps and Arms.
TuIs NasI XII VI xvnpx a.

TINS MOST ELEaASr WORK Is REApY.
The large, splendid Hcnd-pece exhibits a soldar In
each OF the uniforms III our army protecting The
STARS AND 8 apEs with Muskets and Rihrd Cannon
~ The foreground are Z0ves tramplng on the Rebel
tiag and serpent underneath. the flag being plainly
Scott, McCleen Lyon Butler Fremont Bnnks Sprnrue
Prenss, Blenker, Wool. Rosecranz. Burnside, Dix
SiEel, Mcdowell. and Commodore Sirngham, Coils Cor
eoran and Mea:hr. and several others. AT the bottom
New Map lust engraved, I4x2- inches in size show
ig the Whole OF Missouri, ken!ucky, Tennessee. with
according 10 the latest information. The Rorrr OF this
Chart Is composed OF Military Figures showing fourteen
..IOrhi Char eau be had with the Military Map OF
yirginin Mary land, ETC. Size 2sx3s. Price u Cents
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~DR. THOMAS. We would call the at
tention Of the public to the card of DR..
Thomas, in our advertising columns. The
Dr. thoroughly understands his business,
and, we think, will give satisfaction to those
who patronizc him.
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s0rCapt Smith, Of Mead Township,
has recruited ffty-seven men for his COM
pany, and has gone with part of them to
Camp Putnam at Marietta. A few more
good men are wanted to gil his company
Apply at Bellaire.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

I'm PURSUANCE Of m ordsr grany.d BY the Pro-
J. hate conu OF iisnon county, ohio, viii oder for
sale, at public auction, on go F'fdii'
Saturday, the 1th ar Dec., 1861,
Al o'clock, p N, uron the premises the folowns dee
crbed ren estate situate In the county Of Belmont and
Stale Of Ohio 70 wit; Lots 10 " and 3 In the town Of
Jacolsburg. Appraised at s5i3f subject % an anni,y
her life. w..
Terms Of Sale ons-tird In hand ssss-t,ird IN one
year. and one third in yesr from the day Of sale
with in,eresi the payments TO be secured By mortgage
on tbe premises sold. WM. PHILLIPS
~ =. Admir- OF John MeHenry, decd
Oct % 1891, oe3lAw
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focal Matters.

ACouRr The Fall Term Of the Com
mon Pleas commenced on Tuesday, Judge
Okey on the Bench The term win last
about too weeks. There are quite number
Of criminals to be tried.
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New Political Chart fSrs fines

This Thar has large life-lke ensra vin!s Of Lincoln
aud all his Cabinet aud Of General Scott 0eierui Butler
Gen. Andersoi., Colonel Ellsworth, Hrad-pisee with
Flags Washngton, etc. Mans sIwin The Free Stniea
Border Slave States and Seceded Suites aud Territories
in different coiors Salaries OF Ocers; Statistics Of tts
Election OF 1S60 and other tngs To make the Chart al
uaclive aud useful. Size 2tx35. Prce Is cents.
Be careful to address t ~ ~ l-.-a-
Fl. n. LLOYD q co.,
noilet rs, Howard street, New York.
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SA-Capt. Holloway left here this morning
with IA recruits for the bully 18TH" The
muster rolls Of our three Belmont county
companies in this Regiment may be found in
another column.
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Notice OF Insolvency,

Probate coyr Of Belmont County declared tbe susts
o. Michael Pssco deceased. 10 he probably insoiyeut-
Credhcrs ar" therefore required 70 present their claims
aganr the estate 10 tie an1ersixned for allowance with.
IN 81 months from the be above mentioned or they will
not be entitled 10 payment. JESSE J.. BEyAN
Oct %, 1901. ossiots
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- AUDITORS oFFiCE,l
ST. CkAasvILIE uiio, Oct 30, I,6I &
The foregoing EXHIBIT oi The RscoiEts aud Expen irss
Of Belmont cnuiiy The 1T day of Seph InDer, CO.
The lsi day OF September lr6i, Is correct iaksn
from tie books OF this oioe. @. /. fOORMAN,
oc3ilt Auditor BoinoM Oolniy.
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WHEELER s. wILsoN,s
SEWING MACHINES.
Tile Creot Ecomomizeys of Time and
Heserers of Health. .I'

II AVE won the ID chest premiums q, tho F,h
IL - ibe United s,i1t-s Agricultural socie,v,
at the. State Fai Of VI zine. Vern,pnt, Ccnsreiii
cu': N.w York. Nav Jstsey. P-nn.ylylnia, Vir,
henlucLv. MIchitln, Wisconsin, Cali L,rnis: an1
a. a. me hF- ct The -Ani.ii;an Institute, New
f"-s. Nechanic-' Associaiiun. Boston; franklin
Institute, Thilnd,lphia Metropolitan M-cbnniss,
Institute. Wa.hinltn. Mrch,nics' Institute.
hrntnrkv institute Loni-viIle. Mechanical A..
.,'ciaiion. ST. Louis. Meciinnics' In-,i,ute Saa
Ffancisco; u nd ui huidr ds or county + ain.
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Administrators Notice.

~ Tor Befnof county The underagned wss spponied
snd qualified a. administrator Of the e,sfs o jackson
Johns, deceased, lsie Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Antbose indebted 10 srd are reqosred 70 make
ine edste payment and fhose having claims sgsnst said
-stsis are fotfed 10 present them Tor seulensnt within
one year from this dsie.
oca W. II ATKINSON, Adm'r
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IT is stated that the feundries at Mem
phis are running day and night, turning out
large cannon, solid shot and shell. u
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THE COMPLETE ".
Military Campaign Chart

This large aud carefully prepared work Is ready. with
many recnni additions and co,tnis very distinct
Map OF Wiz inia and Maryland fx27 inches A smell
Map Of the United Slntrs with -eeess5n line very cenr
Ma OF The North Carolina Coast null Rail Run Battle
Field, with explanations. Aisc disIinct Map. Of the
District OF Columbia Mississippi River New Orleans
and vicinity Savannah and vicinity. Charleston and vi
cnity Mobile aud vicinity, Galveston aud vicinity PEN
.aeola Bay, Fort Pckens etc., etc. Size 2sx5s Price
| 10 ceIts ~
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y9arrisd.

cUNARD-GOssEr,--o r,--on the 7h last. by Rev. 5. Y
Lob Of lids county. M
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-----1r~
BoND--On the isih ~, Llzair Jsrs, daughter Of Al
len and Julia Ain bond, In Che itu year oi her age
cHAMBERs--On the e6rh ul,, Ienh Jsps. yo,nvs,
daaghiei Of Thos " snd 4. A. Charabers aged yesr
10 months and ~ days
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BAnNEsvILLE. Nov. II. 1861.

II DhHNESVILLE, NOV. II, 1901,
EDiToR CHRONICLE: At the request Of
the Military Committee and others l send
you the following prices Of clothing for the
army, donated by citizens of Warren Town.
ship, Belmont county, Ohio, which have
come into my hands to be forwarded as per
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,RroRAIfoS FUND PAID OUT.
BRIDGE FUND
PooR FUND.

Interest on OUTSTANDING bonds. ...... .5575 81
Red,miny Bonds Nos. II, ~ and u. .3,IOl s.
Total Rail Road Fund paid oui....... .....
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MRS. Up. JUDKINs
F1rsnf,a nhin An,iI1l Ia

FLrsaiHe. Ohio, April II, 1891,
This fs 10 certify thai Iiinv- hai In uss oro Of
Whe' er Ss Wilson's Se wing Muclines Tor the laaf
d months and hui thai il iully comes up TO the
various Recommendations Of tis priprietors, and
well adapted 10 the wants oi family. In last l
aou n Il do wiiLnui il i0r ihrts iin,ss / Q cost
II c'uld llot Puichnsv eno,hrr on. Of the sams
kind. M3S JOSH. +. BRANDENbEkG.
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FLu,niNe. Ohio, AprilII. lsol.

Ihis - TO crrilIy thai have had In use ans
Wheeler d. WI sls Swing Machines tor abo
seven months, nnd have duir all k md OF sswia
from the heaviest cas- sinti.s to the inesi cam
hfics hnv- Ind M Iruuble v i,h H. and wuuld
not part with II un Ter amy circumstances II has
cost ME nolhing ehc.pi iur nerdles aud il con
recommend II Ia sii VINO want ~ buy q machins a
being tne L<si ivE Iaai,iy Use.
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IAfLoR.
D. 8. Thufs,on. boar rling & sus prs..1.4s3 o5
same costs In habeas corp1s eases II w
same whltewasliIg, scrdbbihy &
waIchman at JaIl....... 81 90
llkol. :. . :. 49,.
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1902, IS
To which may be added quito q number
Of articles sent by indviduls directly to their
friends in the army in Western Virginia,
which may be estimated at Is to l00dollars.
B. DAVENPORT.
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MASONIC mnd !. a.. a. ~ :. : -. Z

ST ClaIrsvils Charter, No H. HovaI A,,h
si.s ,o shs ,rs mees Livery every fhiay evening on Or
d. q. NKrswASoxa s,c'y ~
Belmont lodIe, No. TO- Ffse and Accer,sd M.s.,.
inset. every Wednesday evening o, or preesdlrs ~
D o. NriswAsors, ses'y. . 'NoS' WI
Mystic Loige, No 100. l. o o. r.. snost,
ever Moniay evenint fkXX3A
WN- J. CKYxstE, sec'y. Vx
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State Of Ohio. Relmont ca. a.
PROHATE 90

e.. FF<OBATE COURT,
William Alsxandtr. Admnissrsior of lrTvHE A.
the estate Of lame. e Andsr.o.', deed, Il s.dass,
Msry-fe, Anderson, Arns Jane xnier l,Ss 49," y
son he'ss o. law AID zschnr oil beA Ohio viii tsks
Robert Hurdsn VI ors OF the all notics shss
]. ". Anderson, decd. have M a -
hod Petition Ia tae sHid Court for he purooss a ~
niing an orler to sell ot Of gfond In Er,d,~ncrs ~
ssid roeiyt lying betwesn tho store bsS n fuSsins
,nil p.snam ~ = 20 aud The Benou rrach o. - sIsss,
sd ne 81 vo 70 pay ,e NOR dstfsu NE ppSy
iou WI appear aud show cause yyai,st fe ssu6s A.
you W default lvti MY " vx,t.9u x.Srrxt -
xomt Q, q. estate Of tho said ;. z xndcfson, decd
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FLusHlxs. Ohio. AprII

This Is To certify ihu have had In uss aboa,
Two years "nr oi Hh-eier e. Wilson's eswina
Machi rs. and have us,d il IN ali kinds Of swing
nr' ded IN inmi with tRire taiisIaei ion and Il
has never bs ~ nat ui order. r coal one cent tor
my thing exc, p, uil aud ne-dles-
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-14

MooREfIELp, Ohio. April IS. 1867.
This is ocerliiy hat have had In use one of
Wheeler WllsOrs reping Machiins for tie
past eight months. ami as ior the kint I had cor.
resp nd"nce from dlii rent-paris oi the cuun,ry
be.Ire purchase .,hni finh the machine To bs
ully NJ 60, d rs il was rerur,ine n,isd to be 10,
spe'd durabilIIy nnd management, from the fnsss
cambi 5 NJ TO he hesvirsi Roods; In fact, would
not do " iti, u ii tr double its cu.t IL cou not
get anothsI vi the saulu kini.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-14
ELIZA +. LaNTz
JJlIN LANTZ.

! dn hereby certify thu, l al personally %,
quaint,d with Mr. aud Mrs Llnix, and know
Inem " De persvils y strict Truth and vrruriiy,
r. CR AN FORD,
Pastor OF Nottingham Pies. Churcs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-14

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same extra allowance by Court. rs "
same seryces IN Prooatr Court. IS 20
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