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Special
Master Commissioners Sale.
by VIRTUE OF an order o

Jacob F. Grove RY VIRTUE Of an order Of
- sale to directed the
Isaac j. O'Nei ct nj Court oi Common Pleas OF Bel
moat county, Ohio will sell, OIL
Monday, June 23, 1863,
at the front door OF the Court House. said county he
tween ihu hours ol 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ, OF said day. the following Real Estate, To w'i;
Situate in the county OF Belmont and State OF Ohio,
aud being much OF the premises is known as the
Cunningham Farm above Besire, in Sections -. 30,
rs and 36 aud being a the land West OF the line sold
Benjamin ID. Alton ~ lies North OF the Central Ohio Rail
Road the top edge Of the hill said tract and be-
ing known the coa land, which coal bank is
open. Said premises contain twenty less,
with the privilege and right of taking The coal by
dermning the South side Of suld hill ridge afore
said the line between the said Pennington and
Alton, OF the land heretofore decided him, but not
effect Interfere with the SOIL earlls suracs, for
farming or agricultural purposes.
Appraised nj 81 ,4:A.
Tenns-sl,750 cash, II the properly shah sell for that
amount; St0s OF the ba ance If any, April lst 1863 and
the baiance, if any, April LIST, 1854
p. LOcHARY,
Special Master Conmis ssioner
MAY %, 1S82-Si so
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Reconstruction Of the Old Democra-
tic Party.
tFrom the Cincinnati Gazette


The Democratic members of Congress
have issued an address Ito the Democracy
Of. the United States," urging the reorgan-
isation Of the Democratic party. and oppos-
ing the union Of the people, aud The sinking
of party divisions for the support of the
Government in establishing the authority
of the Constitution and laws. While over
six hundred thousand Northern soldiers are
offering their lives in the field to suppress
this most formidable rebellion against con-
stitutiohaf government, and hundreds of
them are falling daily in battle, and from
the diseases of camp and Of climate, the
Democrats members Of Congress issue their
Sirctlar, urging party organization to Grip
ple the Government in the war, and to
make terms with the enemy.
There is in this address no word of con-
aemnation for rebels who have covered the
land with slaughter, and brought the nation
10 the brink of destruction but it charges
that the people who voted the tr.itors out
If the Government which they had broken
down by treason, were the cause of the re-
bsllion, The means which it proposes for
tsstoriig the Democratic party, are moth
ipS less than 10 crush, under the name Of
Abclitonism, the sentiments Of the entire
reopipskho do not regard Slavery as q NOR
j and religious right, and are not willing to
submit v Z - supreme political power in
thb Government, and to make terms with
The Southern rebels, 50 as to restore to them
The control Of this nation.
In this specification, the cloven foot Of
separation, and then detaching the North.
Nsat and taking It into the Southern Con.
iederacy, 10 O. to establish the supremacy
M the Cotton States by 0 C0nfederacy
which shall leave New England out, is still
apparent. Even with oil the gIittering gen.
sSralities Of restoring the Democratic party
undef the name Of restoring the Union, this
address esGuot omit that feature Of the origi
hal conspiracy. II reed not have made Il.
relationship with the original Secession
plot any palmer. II says: Armies may
break down the power Of the Confederate
Government in the South, but the work Of
testnration can only be carried on through
political organization and the ballot in the
North and West. -
The meaning Of this is, armies may de-
festthe Confederstes in the field, but ths
Unidf E&nnot be restored except by putting
+. darty in power in the North and Wesl
which will restore the rebels to political pow
81. hut Why, not as we'll by political organ
isaticff Ihd the bxlot in the East where
this reorganization has quite as geod chance,
a In the North. and West? Simply bo
cause, even If thiE Democratic regeneration
Of al the Free States could be effected, il
would rot eassy out ths original plot, moi
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GEN. McCLELLAN's ADDRESS TO THE
TROOPS THAT FOUGHF- AT WILLIAMSBURG.
My lads, | have come to thank you for
your gallant conduct the other day. BY
your bravery and steady discipline you saved
the day. You have gained honor for the
army, for yourself and for xhe States which
are proud to own you q their sons. You
shall have Williamsburg emblasoned on
your banners. You have stood by me faith
fully. Continue to do 80, and your grateful
country will never forget you.
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Belmont County, 0hiO---COurt
of Common Pleas.
Notice in Partition.

Notice in Partition.
Nicholas Wilson, demandunt THE above named
L defendants wi take
Sarah Wilson, Melissa Lucas notice thai petition
iirernlarrier with Andr l.u hled against them the
cas-, Minerva Wilson Cha. 9Th day of May, l-52 in
Wilson (adulis, aud shannon the Court Of Common
Wilson, John Wilson, Harrl Pleas OF said county, BY
son Wilson, Samantha Viii the love named de-
and Wellington Wilson, mandant, a.d is now
,ininors) defendants pending, wbersin the said
Nicholas Wilson demands partition OF the o owing ae,-
cribcd real estate. aud assignment Of dowe therein to
the said Sarah Wilson The LIST tract being "a
less, III the South half OF Sec 36 Township o.
Range T. The 2t tract 81 acres less. out oi
the F. OF the $. quarter OF Sec. "a. Town
slip q, Range The I'd tract, 5 less in
mes T. Of s.o ~ w. qs~rses of said Section "A
All lying in smith Township. Belmont County Ohio
being the same premises OF which John Wilson aie
said County OF Belmont, died seized and parcu
larry described in sad petition
Al the term OF said Coun application will be made
by the said Nicholas Wilson for order in accordance
with the demand OF said petition.
NICHOLAS WILSON
BY ID. D. Il. CowES, his Atty
May 7, 1e62-Gw
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has been received at the Navy Department,
having been forwarded by Commodore Du-
pOnt:
u. 8. STEAMSHIP AUGUSTA,
OFF CHARLESTON, May 18th, 1869.
Sir. l have the honor to inform you that
the rebel armed steamer Planter was brought
out to us this morning from Charleston, by
eight contrabands, and delivered to the
squadron. Five colored women and three
children are also on board, and four large
guns which she was engaged in transporting.
l send her to Port Royal at once, in order
to take advantage Of the present good wealth.
er. send Charleston papers Of the 18th,
and the very intelligent contraband who was
in charge will give you the information which
he has brought of.
l have the honor to request that you will
send back, as soon as convenieAt, the officers
and crew sent on board.
Commodore Dupont, in forwarding this
Dispath says, in relation to the rebel steam
or Planter: She was the armed Dispatch
and transportation steamer attached to the
engineer Department at Charleston, under
Brigadier- Gen. Ripley, whose bark short
time since, was broughtout to the blockading
feet by several contrabands. The bringing
out Of this steamer, under all the circum-
stances, would have done credit to any one.
At four O'Clock in the morning, in the ab-
sence OF the Captain, who was on shore, she
left her wharf, close to Government Office
and headquarters, with the Palmetto and
Confederate flags flying, passing the success
i've forts, and ssluting as usual by blowing
her steam WHISTLE. After getting beyond
the range Of the fast gun she quickly hauled
down the rebel flags and hoisted a white
one. The Onward was the inside ship Of
the biockading feet in the main channel,
and was preparing to fire when her com
msnder made out the white fns. I, t..
The armament Of the steamer is 80
pounder or pivot; and . fine 24-poun,ier
howitser. She has besides on her deck,
four other guns, one inch riAed, which
were to be taken to the new fort on the mid.
die ground. One OF tho four belonged to
Fort Sumter, and had been struck in,tRs
ysbel attack on.ths fort oii'ths muxsle.' Rob
WI tAsibtsilissHt dASt ~ pilot Of tAs
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A CARD.

CENTREvILLE, (DEMos,) ONO.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: find in reading
ynur paper at this moment that Johny
Heaton is out in card in the seccsh paper in
the West end oc St. Clairsville, denying
that he said that 'if we elect Campbell,
we then can elect the whole secesh ticket
this fall
l have not seen his card. I make this
reply from what have seen in your paper
this week,
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NskIzuRE OF CoNrRApANp Book,

D~SkIZURE OF CONrRABANp BOOKS.
For several days past the Rev. Sabin
Hough has been leddlihg q reasonable
book about the city called Pulpit Politics;
The other day q lot Of these books arrived
at the Express ofics and were seised Cec-
trabapd By The Provost Marshall. This
Hough, it viii be remembered was arrested
in Cincinnati several months ago for utter
ing and publishing seditious language. He
published Z paper at that tune which was
seized and suspended. At the trial Of the
Rev. gentlemen, letter was found among
his papers from Judge Thompson OF this
city written something after the style OF the
category Of the Infinite"
Major Darr yesterday gave Hough his
books upon copdition that he would 20 out
of the State with his reasonable trash and
stay out offit,--tWheeling Int, Saturday
This chap has been peddlins his treason
around our town for several days And,
what is remarkable, be knows just exactly
who to g6to to sell his book. Pity We hadn't
some Msior Dar here to have given hin,
his walking papers"
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l~WE direct the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of Messrs. G. W. Po-
twin 4 Co., Agricultural Implement and
Seed Store, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. This is the
best house Of the kind in Eastern Ohio,
and if they are as liberal and gsntlemanly
with all others who may have dealings with
them as with us, we can unreservedly and
heartily recommend them to our farmers.
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A0-OHIo STATE FAIR.-John H. Kip
part, Esq, Corresponding Secretary of the
Ohio State Board of Agriculture, has our
thanks for complimentary ticket to the
Fair, which comes off at the city of Cleve-
land from the 10th to the 10th Of September
naxt
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p%The Assessor of Warren Township
haatsken tho trouble, in making his returns
to the Auditor, of returning the amount Of
Sorghum Molasses and Sugar made in
Warren Township, which foots up l2,243
gallons Molasses and 100 h. Sugar, worth
on average of so cents . gallon, making
%, l22 SO. This is considerable Of an item.
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The Naval Engagement ON James
River--ofacial Report Of Comman-
der Rogers.
, WAsnINaToy, MY 20.-The following
report has been received st tho Navy De-
.partmept, having bsea fesNsrasa BY CON.
modore Goldsborough
U. s. STEAMER GAIrNA, !
OFF CRY POINT, JAMES RIVER,
May 10. 1862.
L have the honor to report that this ves-
Royal, with the Naugatuck, moved up the
meeting with no efectual impediments un.
Ill we arrived at Wards Bluff, about eight
miles from Richmond, where we encounter
ed q heavy battery and two Separate barri.
ers, formed Of spiles and suuken vessels. -
The pilots both say that they saw the York.
town, and jamestown among the number.
Ths banks Of the river were found lined
with e.pits, from which sharpshooters
annoyed the men at the guns These
would hinder the removal Il obstructions
unless driven away by land force.
The Galens run within about 600 yards
Of the battery, as near the spiIes as it was
deemed proper to go, let go, her anchor, and
with spring line swung across the stream,
not more than twice as wide as the ship il
long then, at 7;45 A. NJ, opened fire upon
the battery. The woodea vsss5Is as directed
anchored about 1900 yards below where the
Monitor anchored, aud at nine clock she
passed just above the Galcna, but found hel
guns could not be elevated enough to roach
the battery. She then dropped little be.
low us, when her shots became more effec
tive. At five minutes of eleven, the Ga
lena had expended nearly all her ammuni
tion, and | made signal to discontinue the
action. We had but six Parrot charges and
not single filled 9.inch she'll
We had thirteen killed and eleven wound
ed. The riaed l00.pound Parrot of the
Naugatuck burst, half of part abaft the trun
NOUS g!ing overheard. She, is therefore
disabled.
Lieut.. Newman, the executive officer
was conspicuous for his gallant and etfectiv,
services.
The Aristook, Port Royal and Naugatucl
took stations previously assigned and die
everything that was possible. The Monito
could not have done better. The barrier i
such that the vessels Of the enemy, if they
have uny, ouunot possibly p$ss osis, end ous,
cannot pass in.
have the honor, &C.,
[Signed, JOHN ROGERS,
Com. U. s. n.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

The Pittsburg Gazette says there is con-
tinual fair demand for Beef Cattle, at an
advance Of 25 per cwt. over last week s pri-
ces. The receipts are moderate, and the
offerings generally of superior quality. The
market may be quoted firm at frcm %, 25
to $3.50 per cwt. gross. 4
In Sheep or Hogs there is no new feature
to notice, the receipts being light, as is al
SO the demand. Prices have undergone no
change whatever.
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Sherif's Sale,

John Irwin, Admir-, QY VIRTUE OF a vendi 10 me
va. ID directed from the Court Of Com
Titus Harlow, ct al mon Pleas OF belmont County,
! will sell,
Tuesday, June 3, 1864,
ut the front door OF the Court House. in the town Of 81
Clairsvie, in said county, between the hours OF IC
O'Clock, A Nj, and O'Clock, NJ, of said day. the fol-
lowing described lands und teneIuents, TO viii:
Being part Of the West half OF the ". +. quarter OF
Sec ~, Township and Range B. commencing tie
at stone the North side OF Pipe Greek nt the
waters edge OF said Creek abou 10 feet more or less
from the South line OF 10, OF land owned by b. b. Yer
beck THENCE down the North edge OF said Greek in
Southeast direction Elm tree thence North OF East
red oak tree, the Lawson road thence with said
road 10 small beech tree, in Northwest direction
thence from snid beech elm thence in South
west direction 10 the place OF beginning conlaiug
half III of more rless.
Appraised nj The sum OF $50
Terms cash s---s- p. LnrHAEY. Sheriff
Sherids Once, 81 CIairsville, May /, Ista--s4 20
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gei1' adrertise'ltents.
Woolen Factory in Operation.

LSARMERS along the line Of the Rail Road can send
Il their WOOL to MARBLES MILLS, Wsfnocks
Station, where, II desired, it can be made into cloth,
ready for the tailor
II-ssnd along with Wool plain dreelions how you
where II is TO he delivered on retlru -.
The present owi~r has fs-iiltsd The works, and the
Mills will he kept in operation by HoIse power water
fails The experienced opettiek JoissH E.nSsnAw,
retains charge Of the wsr s4d bgs,hSr with the Pro.
pde,or, will eadsavot p ssHg1g VI eps.aperA.
my2s3m A. ". MAf3LE Wsrnock's Station.
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AN OuDIyACE.


To levy tar In the Town Of csuhsyiils.
SIC .. BE IL ordained by the Town Council Of the
Town of CeBfevills That tax Of ilnnyhve dollars be
levied on the pefonn and real property within be cor
porntion Of certrrvie, for corporation purposrs
Adopted May ., Ieg2. ". y. COFFMAN, hayor.
~ ~ Coyrsss, Rscorder my2Aw
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TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to certify that, on the evening of
the 9TH April, 1892, John Heaton came into
the Johnston Hotel and stated that the first
hundred tickets were counted out. and that
Campbell was twenty abssa. Some one
present said that Campbsst would be elect
ed, and Johny then said IF we elect Camp.
bell, we can elect the whole secesh ticket
this fall. G. m. HAMILTON.
May 10th, 1862. ~ -
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IT is satisfactory to know that the pros
pect Of good crops in The North and West
is Frightening every day. The prospect is
especially good in the States of Michigan,
Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and
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SheriH's Sale.
John Darrah lIlY VIRTUE of an alius
VS.. ID mandate to me directed
Richard b. Ryan ct al from The Cour OF Common Pleas
OF Belmont county, Ohio, will sell, on
Tuesday, June ~, 1S63,
nt the front door OF the Court House. in the of St
Clairsvile in said county between the hours OF TO-
n, and 4, P. NJ, of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to wit:
Back Lots Nos "a and 1902, with Steam Saw Mill and
machinery, and being the properly lately occupied
by Richard B. Ryan, in the town OF st. Clarsvile, BEL
mont county, Ohio.
Appraised the sum of 5000.
Terms cash T. LOCHARY, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office, May 49, ls6o.-s3
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ErerssfOr,s Notice

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that si the Probate
lN Conr fof Belmont county the undersigned were
spl ointed aud qualified Executors Of the estate ol
Wiihsm RatcIia dcccs1cd 1te Of Belmont county. Obio
Al those Indebted 10 said estate requested 70 sks
said ssinie are notified pfesent them for seenen NJ
within year from this date.
Jsrg RArcIiry,
4. ELisaA b. RkrcLfyL. Executors
EbwARp RArcLyT.
MAY % fag1
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PECIAL
Master Commissioners Sale,

Noah Scott )DY VIRTUE Of an order OF
VS. ID sale 10 me directed from the
John r. Davis ct al. I'our Of Common Pleas OF Bel
mont county, Ohio, will sell, on
Tuesday, June II, 1862,
a the front door OF the Cour House, the town OF ST.
Clsrsve in said county between the hours OF 10 O'clock
NJ and O'clock, p. NJ, OF said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit:
Situate in the county OF Belmont and State oi Ohio
and being pan Of the Northwest quarter OF Section No
4. Township and Range 3i beginning for its bounda'
ries the Noh boundary line OF said Secton al post
the corner between Noah Scott and F. lison and
ming Noth set deg West - perches to post; thence
South tdeg West 25 perches thenoe ep4 deg Fast 80
prrches TO The Lison lire; thence North deg Fast o5
perches 10 the pldSe OF beginning; containing uciss
more or less, with tle appurtenances
Appraised at sl75.
Terms cash ..- p. LOCHARY,
Special Master Cominis ssioner.
May is, Ie62-sa so. 'l-0
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Dissolution.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing n,
the frm OF Il Mace Co. in Bsrnesvilis, Ohio, has
this day been Dissolved BY mutual consent
The Books will lie icft ut their old stand with wm
Reed. WHO is authorized 10 s-,tlr them
The business will still he carried on by WIN. Reed.
r. MACE
wM REED
Bsrnesvilie. May n, 1904 nyaa
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attachment Notice.

Solomon Boyae I0EFoRE W. R. Kiger JP Of Som.
- ersct Township Belmont comfy
w y. conden. Ohio. On the i5Hh day Of May, lsSa
srd Justice issued order Of stac bms ~ The above
SOLOMON HOGUE
sonerion, o, May -. 1907. my22e
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Innuenza, H0arsenesss
Group, Bronchitis, Inc lpisnt Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptiye Patients
III advanced Stages
OF tho Disease.
This s remedy universally known 70 surpas sny
Other for the Of throat and lung complaints, that t
s useless here To publish the evidence Of its VIRTUES is
unyasd excellence for coughs and colds and lis irniy
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease, have msue ~
known through the civilized naions of The earth
Few tha communities families nnonK tnsm
who have moi son- personal experience Of ils tlses
some living trophy IN their midst ~ IT, victory over ns
subtle anu dangerous disorders Of The tiroat and lungs
A. all know the dr.adh fatality of iils.e dsoroes anc
do mora than To nsuts them that has now al TIE vir-
tues that II ii have wbsn making the cure, which have
won 90 .iIo@gly upon ths conhdenes OF mankind.
Prepared By Dr. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Aass.'
And lor .ais by }. W. ouLLINS al PAriokERs
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WaIl,ted.

ITO DORRoW.- 900, for from 70 S years, al Z
j per cent. interest payable snnpaily. Mortgage si
usinslpbsr.d Real Esials given ff security, =.
ApPlt q This oelca my2eaws
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MONDAY, June 23, 1857,
s The front door of te eor hoo.. IN said county between
tie hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. a., aud clock, .. H, ol
said day, The following Heal Estate, To wit;
Lying 10 Belmont county, Oho. In Secs %, 90 &c tjH
%, Rauge 2 Township q The hfs piece containing iiG
acres, rood ~ pefcbes descnbed in plat of survey
made December ~, 1853. by rbornss Mtehei Coony
Surveyor; beginning AT staisr the q. r. eofIer o
said premises North Of TIE ne Of the Cerrsi OHIO Raj
Road thence n. dcz. w. epoiss 70 tree station
thence N IL deg w. 2j 90 poles 70 a aaion OF tree
hsnce ~ deg Z. 10 pcIe. 10 ir-e nsrcs n 10 deg
" poles 10 o tree thence ". deg w. 1873 poles to
tree tbenee 10 deg r.. u poles 10 Tree thence
D deg. w poles 10 q ifre; thencs n. 10 DEF u ii
pole 10 q tree thence n "a deg. y ~ poles 10 rre
l.nce ~ ~ deg r.. 225o pole. To tree; lhsuee ~ a
poles 10 the ~ v nj which here is stone lhecs
Wea 90 poles TO cornrf Oh laud oi Joshua keyAeT
thence y. 10 poles to tree; thence W. II poles 10 sh
lion thence directly South 40 poiss % slstion on the
Norh line of the Central Ohio Rail Rosd, snd themes
down the hne Of said Rail Road Eastward 10 this place
Of beginning
Second piece. containing acres beyiuning at North
east corner Of TIE iOrmrr pisce ibence Nea "a poiss
thence T. 1s.72 poles 10 fsvine ncar iin thence
dswn said rayine s 5Ji deg r ~ poles; thence y a
deg ~ poles to the West e Of former piece thence
n. , poles.
Third ?iece containing 10 scres, less. adoiu-
ing the ormsr described pieces, and lying North o the
coal properly.
Said several pieces beiyg one tract and containing
gtthef iGJ scres. more or less
Appraised OF $3.50.
Terms cash p. IOCHARY,
Special Master Oonifni- sivii-r.
May ~ isG2-s7 60
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TINNING.
To Dentists.

r you want repairing si any kind in tbs Thinning
J LINE done promptly and reasonably call on
apes HUGH HARRIS.
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Notice to Blacksmiths.

A YALUABLH sETT Of BLACKsMrTHs
IA TOOLS for sale.
For paHieuars sn9airs at this oaies arlo
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From Com. Dupont---The Steamer
Planter.

WAsHINoT0N, May l8.-The following
interesting report from Commander Parrott
has been received at the Navy Department,
having been forwarded by Commodore Du-
DOnt:
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V,EETH, MANUFACTURED BY JONES, WHITE
isis j, W. COLLINS Drug Store.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
Isaac Holloway )pY VIRTUE of n vend
vs. ID TO mc directed from Iie
Archibald Giden, ct al couri OF Common Pleas OF Bel
County, Ohio, I will sell, oil
Tuesday, May Fl, 1862,
the from door OF the Couu House. in the town OF 81
Clarsville, between the hours oil 10 o'clock NJ, and
O'clock p. NJ Of said day, the following Real Estate
to VIII
The West part OF the East half OF the Southwest quar-
Of Section l5. Township and Range 5-oontaining
81 acres, or less Sitsats in Belmont County, Ohio
Appraised nj 81 ,050
Terms cash.
p. LocHARY, Sheriff.
SIerif's Office, April "a. Ie62-S3