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SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous and COnsumptIve
OF both sexes retired Clergyman having been re-
stored TO health In few days after many yea Of great
suffering Is willing to asstst others by sending (ree, on
the receipt OF postpaid directed envelope, copy Of
the prescription used. Direct tho REV. JOHN n.
DA0NALL, lSo Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
june6-dsw4m
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BosroN, June 20--James Lyons, alias Smith,
late masters mate Of the pirate Sumter, was
arrested here last night on the arrival Of the
brig Harriet, in which be came from Surinam.
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WIN. 3. HURp 4 CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ w JTonm,I DI; HVnp,s MOUTH wAsu, TOOTH POwpnr
hey esS praSh y DROPS cannot be sent By mall Sa
Stores n they cannot, send 10 Or r., ~, =. Tnoaee
tNAAeuHf' Price. ONE DOLLAR, which contains th.S.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Mill OuRL sTRAIsHT HAN in 6oft, Silkcn, Flowing
Curls, that will remain In shape for one day or one
week desired or any longer period II the rections
ere strictly followed, which are very simple and easy.
Inc sar Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
the Material Sotnsss Of s Rdir 1t neither soorehss
nor dyes 1t; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance. It also prevents the hair from TGin0 Of and
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Rebels open ON our James River
Fleet FH

WAsHINoroN, June 20--Dispatcbes have been
received here that on the l7th inst. the rebels
opened fire upon our ships of war In James
River from the bluff at City Point, by artillery
and small arms but our squadron returned the
attack with shells and schrapnels, silenoing and
driving back the rebel force. g..
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What are the People DoinUf

rne Amencan people are intelligent enough % spur.
cSse preparations that eontribue 50 much q hs hnnpI
mai, oss using them, and they wait them. EveSp
alI pings ~ letters some ordering TIA Tnp.rr-, ~
TssIH some the NEuRAIen PEAsrnIs, and not Ss,, ~
Slosng 81 cents for the Mourn WAsa 70 b sSnt ~ "sii
Sis ~ ~ .aN5 esS compelled 70 reply that Il g
neSe Remedies Wac 'Otgss.pplv tsenI
Now ID the
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TO PRINTERS.

A N OLD AND WE'LL ESTABLISHED
"A PREss, in Southern Ohio. offered for sale. The
ofce Is In good repair with paying List Of subscribers
and enjoying all the county patronage-the eherf's
court, amounted to over $780, equal to $500 per
year. A rare opportunity.
TRRhn e9,50O-hah down, and the other half In one
country.
Inquire Of Editor OF Statesman.
apri2S-d&wtf
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Sheriffs Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
B. Wilson Doc. 3pAge $50.
vs.. Superior Court of
W. h Darnen. Franklin County.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT or III FA. TO ME
- directed from the above named Court, will offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House. In the CITY Of
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of June, A. D. 1862,
at pollock p M the following described real esate
stuatein the county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio
10 wit;
Lots Nos. s. u and " Of r. A. chapman's Addition
TO the city Of Columbus.
Appraised ct
Lot No, S ct CTS.
Lot No. n at S55.
LotNo. y at So5.
GEORGE ". HUFPMAN,
Printers fees, $780,
may 2l-dlt&wtd t.I .,..
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Excelsior Invieorator I

ID an Indispensable Article in every aenteman's Toilet
and afer weeks they would not for any consd
Grafton, be without t. The above article will IN from
MoUsrAcHK.
The subscribers the only Agents for the above ar
ticle In the United States
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The only article ever offered to the French people tina
would CURL STRAIGHT HAml the above Toilet beinn
mannfactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
WnIcn article is NOW indigPeusabie to his tUet ROOM
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all Others ever offered 10
the public, take pleasure In expressing their oonfdepce
In the article, gaining 4 from practical nan.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

entewu eeenm can make small fortune IN csr1vlns
okY the neatest article thAts man OF wofaan ca rs
Around Send for one and or, better dorons
We VIII sell as samples for "a. Agents supolied Iihsr
the business, 70 do good, and maks Z prcat Ne s,s
sPepding thousands for the bsnsnt of arrn,u. n.s
England men and women here % ssmsfhnEl nire M
chance to take the tide atis food . D 80 '''' ~
Address, tHi1cuGiG ,HaTnefH Fsff
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.AylZR MANHOOD.
pam, GRAVITY, mAGNETIsn
deel9-d&w8m

These are no times for anything but facts. And at
length fact Is known In medcine 1t Is this-thAt pain
10 removed aud disease cured by
PURGATIoN WITH BRANDRETH's PILLS.
This is as much fact In medicine as that the magnet
Is fact in navigation, or that gravity Is fact In aSron
Omy that light is but heat rarhed, but which piece
Of glass can oondense into heat again.
But. the great fact Of the present dayi that
BRANDRETHs PILLS
invariably open the bowels, and that all the hume
which cause pain are controlled by natural affinity
this
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GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AN
AGILE nISrRInrA.

IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county, New
Jersey, has used DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNI
VERsAL PILLS for fifteen years in his family, and for
all bis hands, In which time these Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections, Headache Rheumatism, Fever and
Ague Measles WhOOping Cough, and In fact all the dis
eases to which large family IS occasionally subject.
He says he has never known them to fail, and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all times in favor
Bnndreth's Pills.
(signed) JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield, Urion o., Nj.
Sold by JOHN R. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, and By
ell respectable dealers In medicines.
jel-d&wlm
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NApoLEor's HAIR TOILET I

Agents for
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Valedictory of Governor Hicks oil
Maryland.

j. b. JOHNSTON, Sec.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
Sherif's Sale.

sheriff. Office. 81. clnirsviile
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SA-BLooD FooD.-Attention is called Il

BA-BLooD FooD.-Attention is called to
most remarkable and scientific preparation
advertised in another column. 1t is an en-
founded s DIV with any q the the numerous @ p patent
medicines of the day. 1t is certain rem
edy for all the diseases specified, and espeo-
ially those of a chronic nature-ofl long stand
ing-of weeks, months, and years. Suffer
ers, try i'll lilli3ILityl
Messrs. CnURcH DUPONT, ofNsw York,
are the sole agents for it, and also proprie-
tors of the world-fenowned DR.. EAToE's In
YANTILE CORDIAL, an article which every
Mother should have in her medicine closet
in case of need and containing, as it docs,
no paregoric or opiate of any kind, it can be
relied upon with the utmost confidence, and
will be found an invaluable specific in all
cases of infantile complaints. .-[Ohio State
Journal, Columbus ~ 2F
b6-See advertisement. For sale by !. 81.
Patterson, Agent, St Clairsvills, Ohio.
marl4ly. - rfse
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Belmont County Bible Society..An.
nual Meeting


nual Meeting.
The Belmont County Bible Society held
its annual meeting in the M. 4. Church,
St. Clairsville, Jan. 9, 1862.
DR.. H. West, President in the chair,
called the meeting to order; when business
was opened with the reading of scripture by
Rev. Parks, and prayer by Rev. Campbell.
The Bible Depository reported. See Re-
port, as per files.
Mr.. Grimshaw, County Agent, reported.
See Report on file.
The following were chosen officers for the
current year: Hon. B. S. Cowen, President.
The Clergymen of the county Vice-Presi-
dents. j. B. Johnston, Secretary; George
Brown, Treasurer; l. H. Patterson, De-
pository; r. r. Chambers, Auditor. The
Treasurer read his annual report when, on
motion, it was resolved that the Treasurer
be directed to l:quidate the debt of the
County Society, and the balance be donated
to the parent Society.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
George Brown, in account with Belmont
County Bible Society,
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nay-IN the orpau;ration of Che Lopislaturo

n0-IN the organization ofthe Legislature,
Mr.. Welsh is upon the following Senate
Committees: Corporations, other than
t,unicipal--iSala1es and Fees,--and is
Chairman of the Committee ON Retrench.
Tient, and of that on Roads and High,oays
In the House, Mr.. Kennon is upon the
Committee on Universities, Colleges and
.zcademies-Co Corporations, other than Mu-
Micipal,-and is Chairman of the Committee
,on Public Baildings
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: Col. JENNIsos, the noted Kansas "Jsy-
hswker,r recently led his comHahd from
iesyenworth TO West Point, Mo. They
Sretty thoroughly cleaned out the rebels 10
the line Of their march. One hundred and
thirty contrabands were dispatched to Kan.
sas' 'in one body, thirty houses were burned
four hundred mules, horses and cattle were
sconfiscsted, and half dozen wagons cap
tured. The rebels were damaged TO AZ less
The ssnount Of $50; 900 by this march, excld
iiye ofrunaway biped property. 5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

A.DEArH OF LABAN MrTCHELL.-Our
correspondent at Camp Wood mentions the
death of Corporal Laban Mitchell, of Com
phnyiK, 18th Ohio Volunteers We knew
the deceased well, and can freely subscribe
toall our correspondent has to say of his
character. He was one of the best young
meniin the county He was possessed of q
- and vigorous mind, and a noble and
wsrlNus nature With our correspondent,
we SAY, peace to his ashes -
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From the Great Expedition.

Gunboat Fight on The Msasa,rp-7he Re
beb Retreat One Of their Boats Disa-
Jied- Captain Porter Dares the Cotoards
TO come out of their Retitge--P Picket Shoot
ing near Birds Rmt--,Samp,ay Pro.
ceedings of Gen. Grant--Delay IN the
Second Part Of The Expedition. Intense
Terror at Columbus Desertios very Nu-
p,erom- Our Troops Reconnoiter tcithih
Sic Mites oftte Pase and find no Foe
Whercabouts Of Hotlins' Battoy-Mc-
C2eraaads Brigade s,iH at MaNfeld.
Especial Dispatch to the cincihnsd GsteueJ
CAIRo, Jan. IL.
Another fog prevails since morning. -
Firing was heard here about two hours since,
from the neighborho0d of McC Clemand' = col.
umn at Fort jefferson I learn now that
it proceeded from two rebel gunboats which
came in sight Of our forces, but were chased
down the river by our gunboats, which fred
on them. a.f
Logwood's cavalry, which crossed over in
to Missouri from Columbus, few days since,
is still rowing about, committing depreda-
tions. General Payne has sent out force
of cavalry in pursuit Of them. Dcserters
who arrived at Birds Point this morning
from Columbus, report that the greatest
alarm exists there in apprehension of an at
tack from our forces Our movements down
the river have prevented the departure of
10000 re-enforcements for Bowling Greon.
Desertions among the thirty days men are
numerous. Hollins' battering ram lies Just
below Island No l. The fog is now rising
again.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CAIRO, January IL.
Further advices concerning the action be-
tween our gunboats and those of the rebels
down the river, show that three rebel gun
boats appeared in sight off Island No. l.,
formed in line Of hattie, and commenced q
fire on our boats which lay opposite the Is.
land. The Essex and st. Louis immediate
ly opened their guns upon them, when the
rebels backed out and retreated down the
river, followed by our gunboats, which chas-
ed them under their batteries, below Bel
mont, disabling one of the robel steamers.
Here Capt Porter, commanding the Essex,
enclosed in a bottle and attached to a buoy,
the following challenger "Come out you
cowardly rebels and show your gunboats. y
The engagement lasted halfan hour. -.
Four pickets of Kelosg's Seventh Hi
nois Cavalry were shot near Birds Point,
this morning. They were assassinated by
citizens, and not by Logwood' rebel cavalry,
as at first supposed. In consequence ofthi
General Grant has issued an order to Gen.
Paine, instructing him to clear out the
whole country for six miles around Bird &
Point, bring into camp all citizens, with
their subsistence. requiring them to remain
under penalty of death, and making all par.
ties found within these prescribed limits liza
Bile to be shot
General Grant. with the balance of the
' will f,r fr,,,
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s657 4s $4s2 Os

In the midst Of complicated discourage
ments hanging over the earnest hopes Of
the friends of the Bible-and in the face of
opposition to its free circulation among all
the kindreds and tribes of men on earth,
we have reason to thank God and take cour-
age. The contributions of the past year
have been beyond what friends, under the
circumstances Of the times, might have ex-
pected.
Much of the success, under a kind provi-
dence, must be attributed to the wisdom of
the present plan Of operations, and to the
perscvering labors of the Agent in the field.
Nor are we without enc,uragenents in this
noble eau lin regard to thIfuture. A benef-
cient providence is furnishing us with
means abundant for an increased lberaity
in the bible cause. Millions are yet destitute.
Millions are calling for the Bible Facilities
for preparing and distributing are unparal-
leled by anything in the history of the past
And what is still more prominent, in the
signs of the times-God, in his terrible
providence, is removing the barriers, and
opening way in every portion OF the globe
for the free and universal diffusion of the
Scriptures. These things all beckon us
forward, aud call to renewed effort in this
holy cause. Can we not, in this locality,
improve our plans. and increase our efforts
and do still more for the cause that now, in
view Of enlarged open field, makes increased
demand upon our labors and sacrifces2
In behalf Of the Society.
| j. B. JOHNSTON. Sec.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

JAMES r, OrIs, one Of the editors Of the
New Orleans Picayune, has been arrested
for ssditiogs Language %r % o., o. is native q 9
very sincere one, as Mr.. Otis arrest seems
10 show,
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- -THE Government has oommencc.

SATHE Government has commenced
mastering Regimental brass bands out of the
.sorvicc. The next step should be to re-
duce the salaries of all commissioned officers
about so per cent. There is no sense what
ever, at time when the country is taxed
to its utmost capacity to find means to carry
on the war, in paying the officers of the
army such exorbitant salaries. The matter
lays in the hands Of Congress. Let the re-
form not stop with abolishing brass bands.
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ps-ABou1 the time of the great Union

D6rAB0UT the time Of the great Union
groundswell in April last, the Cambridge
JeffersoRian, one of the most rabid and uh-
principled Locofoco papers in the State, run
up at its head something like the following
''Our Country First-Party Afterwards"
which it persists in shaming the devil by
keeping there. For heavens sake, Mr.. JEFF
fersonian, if you entertain any opo of such
place, or'if you are capable of any feeling Of
shame. reform your paper, else pull down
that falsehood at its head.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

The strong defsnses which have recently
been constructed around Richmond are man,
ned by companies of citizens who have re.
Gently volunteered for, or been forced into
that service. Should battle occur, it may
be reasonably enough inferred that o ton
at least, of this Home Artillery, as it is call
ed, would not make desperate resistance
to our troops.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

THE Washington correspondent Of tn e
New York journal ofCommeroe thus com
pliments Vallandigham
Since Mr.. Burnett of Kentucky has left
Mr.. Vallandigham seem to have been in
creased, for notice by tho official report
that he took the floor on Tuesday last up.
ward of thirty different times During his
last condemnation of the President, he be.
came terribly warlike, and was very poeti
cal about the terror stricken press.
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A REBEL VIEW OF THE BLocKApE.-l

4, A REBEL view oFTHE BLOCKADE. The
British journals are constantly denouncing
the ineficiepcy of our blockade of tile South;
ern coast, That able and most bitter rebel
organ, the Richmond Examiner, views the
matter very differently, and being nearer the
point of suffering, its testimony Is. of great
value: !, It says, iii its issue Of Dec 80
Tho only effective weapon Of assault that
the public enemy have yet welded against
us, is the weapon of blockade and, 50 far,
neithor Southern ingenuity, statesmanship
nor pride has been able to provide q single
measure for its counteraction." ~ .ss.1 y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

RSTRrBuNE ALMANAC. The publishers
Of the Tribune Almanac have our thanks for
a copy of that most necessary article for the
sanctum. As usual, it is full Of the most
valuable statistical matter
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Petition for Divorce.

Moses Tfsvqn THE shove named Eliza Tfavers is
va hereby notified that the above
tlza Trsvers named Moses Trsvers he0fh day oi
Dccember, fs1i fled petition " the Office OF The Clerk
Of the Ccur Of Common Pleas of Belmont county against
her, stating hai he mared 10 her the fall OF $50
IN Mosros county OHIO thnt at the lime of said marnssg
she bsd The syphilis, which she knew snd frnuduently
concealed iron bi and that the year 1882 and afei
sad marriage at said county Of Belmont she committed
adultery with person In The petition nsmcd.
The said Eliza also hereby noshed that
10 be read IN the trsl u said will be lnken s .s
tavern Of Jbofnbury In the town Of Besisvs, In Mon
roe county, Ohio februsfy ~ i02 between clock 10
The forenoon and o'clock In The s.rnooB u ysid day
COWkN 4 fYJ0B, q
ID H. r. COwES
Dee. 10. tasl.-ew Auys for Psttieory
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

pe-LIEvT. HARRIS, of Capt. Poorman' $
Company, came hIzRSaturday on visit.
On Sunday he received telegraphic dis
patch, notifying him that the Regiment had
received marching orders. We have no.
yet learned its destination.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

p@-Among the soldiers who have died in
the Louisville Hospitals from the 2sth Of
December to the 10th of January, we notice
the name of Conrad King, Co. F. Capt
Glover's) 18th Ohio Regiment.
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p9-As will be seen by our letter from
Camp Wood, Sergeants Hills and Cope will
be home in a few days to recruit for the 18th
Regiment. The interests of the service re-
quire that every Regiment should be brought
up to the maximnm standard. We hope
these gentlemen will be successful
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

HN-MADAME ANNE Bishop, the famous
Cantatrice, will give a concert in Wheeling
this "Wednesday evening Madame Bish-
op sings Sir. Henry r. Bishops Home,
Sweet Home as nobody else can singit.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

B@-WILsoN S. KENNoN, Esq, member
Of the General Assembly, will accept our
thanks for copies of the Annual Reports of
the Directors of the Ohio Penitentiary, of
the Comptroller of the Treasury, and of the
Treasurer and Secretary of State.
Mr. Welsh, also, will accept our thanks for
q copy of the report of the Treasurer Of
State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

Hiram W smith lRYMEIT,sE. 70, o. az s,or,. orae, =
I,rri. n. Griffith und other. iron, the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio. will offer for sale II, the
front door Of the Court llnuse. in ~ Clnrsvc. OH
Tuesday. January 81, 1862,
between the hsrs oi 10 A. NJ. and p NJ. OF said day.
The following real estate. wit Situate in the county of
Belmont und Sri- o. Ohio wit: Jeng IN Section -
Township 3. and Range = md being the undivided
hall interest IN oft u No three Cj in Shsr rpcss LOT
addition the OF Nlartinsvic. commonly known
the Saw Mill properly, together with tue machinery there
Terms of sale rnsh
Appraised at sdUJ. .,.
L. IOCiIARY. Special Master.
SeriG-s Office, ST. Clairsville, Dec N, Ie6i.-sl
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SheriR's Sale.
John DafraIl

John Darrah lDY VIRTUE of on order Of
vs. ID sails 70 me dr,eied from De
WIN. Stewart 4 wife. y couu of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County Ohio, viii offer for sale ri ths front door Of
the cour House, In sl clsifsvilIs on
Tuesday, January n, 1857,
het,veen the hours Of TO- A. ~ and T. p w. Of said day.
the following real estate 10 vii Situate h. de county oi
Ijeimoni Stsie OF Ohio, aid Township OF Goshen and
Of section ten IO Township seven, % and Range Ave,
l5 beginning for the ~ poles North of the center
Of said qusrer section Station No. thence Norh Isl
West 1 poles W asiion T. thence ~ deg Wea ~ poles
to station No g. thence Norh ~ deg Wsa i205 poles
The West line " said quarter SECTION siston No
thence North Essi D poles 10 the Northwest eonwr oi
said gusfrr section 10 sailon No o. ttepee south p Ic
Fast 1905 poles 70 the Northeast cotnef 0f ssid sef
section TO Station No o. tisDrs so,fh Weu poles
10 the be ginning containing - serest Hood I'D D poes
Of land he the anne nors or lea. +. ID u. f.-.
Terms of sale cash
Appraised ai sS4D.
r. LOCHARy. Special Master
ShcriG's Office, n. Clair.viIle, Doc. ~, is5i.s5
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Sherif,s Sale. ale,

4 .tg Y1 and exeeuuon 10 me III
Miles J. w. Glover tsl yfeced fron the Court Of Com
Pens Of Belmont county, Ohio, will oifer for sale
Tuesday, january n, 1S02,
the folIowins real e,,ats to wi, ihs coussy q
Belmont and State OF Ohio, and descnbed as follows
Lots Nos II and II. Marietta Street; Also the one
undivided one-third Of the West hall OF LOT No 30; Also
the West half OF the South half OF Lot No. 30 All o
said lots known and described en the Town plat Of hs
town Of 81. ClsirsviIe. II .t .itf .Il.
Terms of sale cash.
Appraised as follows: is~, tfa' ~ t'-'7
Lots Nos II and ~, $4,000; 1r .,reg
One-third Of 90, eJ}3i s,.-,,..,
West half Of Souh half 30 800.
y, 80 -, =, kocHARy, sssns,
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The Leavenworth Conservative SAYS that
the number of troops belonging to Lanes
command, expected to assemble at that place,
is $4,000. Great activity prevails in every
department at the Fort, and extensive pre-
pafations are making in view of the new
cofners, who are expected to reach them in
about five weeks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-16

p@-PRErrY WELL sAID.--Gov. Wash
burne, of Maine, in his recent Message, said
that "a conditional Union man was an un-
conditional traitor"