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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
Ea>NNTe of The EIOmnstpnI Rill.

Congress has at last passed the Home.
stead bill, and it has gone to the prcsi.
dent TOR his signature. The COMMITTEES
OF Conference have agreed on bill which
met the views Of the two Houses. It gives
every head Of family twenty-one Years
OF age 100 acres of land, provided be re.
mains upon it and cultivatcs the land for
a period Of five years. The bill also gives
every person who has been in the milf,
~ or naval service of the United States
during the present war all the benefits
u the homestead act, without regard to
the limitations made elsewhere in the
bill 10 regard to residence. There is M
doubt but that this bill will receive tho
signature of the President and thus be-
come law. 1t has been pending in Con.
E1ess for ten years - Chicago Jouraal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22

We are told that General Jones. al
S s".agh making very earnest enquiries,
ma. 'a'ied to learn the cause Of his i'm.
Pllsonment at Fort Lafayette lie has
nopeiui son also deprived 0: bis libor.
~ 'e'ng confined at Camp Douglas, Chi
cago. Has the General hecn ohla -
learn why he is imprisoned by the ": .;n ~
1s,a a0espot''m ''-Burling,oa HaIeh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
FU R NIT U RE-!
-

rTHE SUBSCRIBER having made new arrange.
l. ments, is now prepared to furnish ali kinds
of Cabinet Ware at LESS THAN TEN PER
CENT. ON RIVER PRICES!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22

sea- Judge Hardy, Of California, has
been impeachcd and convicted Of dsloe.
atty by the Legislature Of that State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
PERSONAL

4 LII persons owing Personal Tax for the three
"a or four past years are hereby notified that
unless paid By the 18th day Of June, les2 shall!
have to proceed by myself or Deputy to collect
the same by sale or otherwise.
&. 7. lNGMAN, Treas. Cedar Co.
May Is, lSG2 4w
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
PHILADELPHIA, Nj;

IHIbADELPHlA, Ndy 10.
The Bulletin contains the following
additional from Fortress Monroe:
The repulse Of the gunboats is gener-
ally regarded as very serious affair
On the Naugatuck II are reported kill
ed by the explosion of the gun. The
boat made useless fight. The Galcna
was riddled with shot and the loss i, sup.
posed to be heavy. The Monitor was
struck repeatedly but is said to be unin-
jured.
Affairs are quiet at Norfolk
Col Brown. of the Goth Indiana, sta.
toned at Portsmouth, went out of town
to take ride Soon afterwards his horse
came into town wounded and without a
rider. 1t is feared the Colonel is killed
or captured
The rebels have burned the Navy Yard
and forts at Pensacola Gen Mcclellan
is advancing towards Richmond We
fear the rebels in that vicinity will live to
fight US some where else, when the wealth
err is warmer.
1t is reported that Beauregari has
gone East, and that Bragg commands at
Corinth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22

kerosene! Kerosene!
1--WE best Kerosene Oil for sale Al ~ r..,,s
l. per gallon, by BISHOPH suANvn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22

The New York Tribune has the fol,
lowing:
1--WE can positively assert that whatcv,
er modification may be made in his order.
Gen. Hunter will not be recalled, nor put
in a position ncccsaitatinc his resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
COLA OIL.

Tho Lighthouse Board took measures early after
their organization for the introduction Of Cozt or
rspe-seed oil. There are several plants tie seeds oi
when yield this Cit aud which adapted to "a inre
in our Northern and Western States. Among These
is tho wild cabbage (brassica oleaces)a quapnyo ..
tie seei of winch was imported by the Boar" ".A
distributed directly or through the Pafen'-o"ee'
In 1861, 1000 gallons of inis oil we're Hi'.' a.
co Of 81 10 per gallon aud used IN .e ''t '"'"
If ,be lakes, IL bore the tests applied To spermeeea
oil perfectly, and no complaint wha'ers, "s' S'."
a,'d of, This year 1000 gallons OF {. LA oil We
ha.n oe.rsd md accepted at one dollar per gal on
and 10 600 gallons at 81 10, thus furnishing tie
..nn,, needed for tile lights OF the lakes, saving
-, ,.,r.o,rtaion Of The oil fro n the seaeoas-the
nS. hs;og from Wisconsin, the State where tle psns
80 %, and The oil manuiact'ired-aod also saving
The cot Of each gallon neirl, 60 ceni'; the coSs
.osrm oil ranses from 81 So Usl 6si per gallon.
mi. encouragement to u new braech OF agriculture
and manufactures is therefore source Of e'onomy'
rhe Board have shown in several reports tho ad'
vantsges of the c liza oil for purposes Of iumins-
riou. The objection made TO il ia 1851 that rap''y
deteriora,ed by time aud exposure, is entirely up-
founded. The b ard can now state ti'ls ron u.
own experience, us it then stated it from That "
France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
GEN. Mitchell AT BOWLING GREEN.

g
Cincinnati Commercial suys:
Gen. Mltohci may ben star-Sazer' and phil
osorLc OF the UtoYian school, but there j. no donl
be- 10 man Of etc ~. lie mirne Tie t,r ei march
from Cave Cilyto this Ileic | am pretty certain,
without o'ders. lilo could not couicr I'm t;e, +.
Buell by ielelTslh and on i,iomltion o. ,i.r..,
he pushed on wi h The intention ol taking Is linz
Green and geui ibe o'der ait.rwara. The co., /.
SEQUENCE Vf his ralid march Eas eel cannol tell
t,e whole-bnndrcds Of DWELL Us along N. road
Rave been saved from destruction hy he; fanili,
have been preserved from destruction anu roob.ry
Five locomotives hLd uuu efue cars were the spo.
which the hurting Of d few sL.ls conn ellsd the
Rebel TO relinquisu. In' cad OF destroying tie
Whole oity only the depos und bridges ut this oint
were burned. For {, If resa d nn thanks To tn.
elerReic tT-galcr, VITO makes '"rred Inaie"rs IN II
hs nien were ieipeiual motion macbin' 8, te secret
OF whore novomsnts wes ihs Hidden aud mysterious
slnug Of military nrdor that inspires tho paiiiot
nrching on tho foe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

WASHINGTON AsD GroRcETowS DmEcroRr.-
We have received fsom tho publisher and compiler
ur. Thomas Hutch nson, Of Washington aud TIL
civ. copy of tits ufefal publication, Tor 1862.
appears TO have been prepared with care ann in &C
dtsn TO the list Of rsidens, OF which the nereas'
s about 900 rnce the previous publication. there
, good deal of Interesting aud valuable hibernate
about Government aiIairs and Government oli' err.
places Of public interest, charcnes, literary AN
charitable associations, aud 80 forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

WIDENING Worm srREFr.--The work Of WIDEN
inc Wouh street, from Broadwayto Hudson street
has commenced in good earnest and yesterday The
fret encronchment for many years was made upon
tle New.York Hospital grounds. Tue demolition OF
,he nor,herly wall wac commenced, and alarge gang
~ vorkmen with horses and carts were engaged III
digging away the earth and leveling the ground even
with the street With view to the widening OF
his street, the owners Of the property ON The south
west corner o. Broad way and Worth street, boiit
their fine arbe-front store recently erected In con-
f,rmity with The new line. The magnificent ware
house Of Clanp, Mellen Co., betseen Church
street and West Broadway erected last Spring, was
lso &c, back about twenty-five feet from the oh line.
The en- ae-houses the upper corner OF the Hospi'
al grounds, which were nuisance aud an eyeso'e
60 the nephbo hood, were torn down come time ago.
The remaining buildings To be removed in order Ia
complete this improvements are for tue mort pant old
.nd rickety structures and their demolition under
iry circumstances would involve no great loss. Inc
wijepng, grading. and paving, will he comp'e'ed
during tic ensuing Summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

PERsoyAL.-Lieut. Almar =. Webster YIN neg.
ment N. Y. V. Hawkins Zouaves) "oo 40" "'
wounded in the brilliant charge OF that Regimen ~
co.moIs Jsard has arrived in this city. He was,
1t The commencement Of TOO reoeino"' 60. .rd
he Sophomore CIas. in Columbia UO ,"a ,.t;ua
,mopa the It's, to vounseer. hs ~aS I" '1' '"""s
Mr.. George F. Belts, Clerk Of the United s S =.
District Court, late Lieutenant Coio"e o' 'n' N'"'"
Rcgimsu, Hawkins Z,asves), has resumed the au'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

MOVEMENTS OF TRASsroRrs.-Ibe on''' q.
stssm transport Matanzas called this ma NJ" ".,, of
Port Roy al and Ship Island. Soc baS -" ,oo -.
sub,istence stores aud AMMUNITION. H~
c,oi,. for tho 18th New. York Stats VOLUMES"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
advertiser ent
To THE pUPLIC,

Ibss leave 10 inform Grocer. urnsx Apohscsres end
private families that am closing out oy old stock Of
: scurxpAu AROMATIC ScHyAPPs" BOTTLED BkASDiEs
M.nyrnA SHExRy and Pokr WIsR, JAMAICA aud st. ku1.
SEQ Gu and IRIsu WHIsKls. st o'y old pr'ces
Persons who wish 70 supply themselves had better make
early spphcsiion UDoLpao WoLFs' 40 20 beaver"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
ADVERTISEMENT
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
fog 1852.
This poppl.r ANNUAL IL now ready.

PrIck As cents IL copies Tor oil 100 copies SO postaes
maid By Express > J, pr ioo. Cash oId-ss soAcii-d.
cn supply back numbers Of toe rribns Almanac foe
v... 1870 1888 1854 1895 1879 ltoj tool frcs ~
.ot. .,ch rect paid Address THs IKIBrSx, New.iosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

BAKNUM uNu IN L HUMID WCiU tVFIE tuo I"S0
With novelty rnens. 70 but Com Nu,r hss take" The
as sod shines alon. IN the sphere OF pu' ana s e'ees
aro crowded day and nigh, at tho MUSEUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
Total On co,.l.s..i7e sSs.;ss7Ss 2,2o'a2s 3,a6 /

Not ons of these counties 10 entirely covered by
the flood but the greater part OF AL, save Amador
are uoder water aud es; ecally tho cultivated por-
tons of Them I. addition 10 these, PORTIONS Of Cor
ira Costa, Plsrer, and MERGED are aso flooded.
These eleven counties contain oDe.fourth Of the
,opul...iou Of tie State, the enlira figure being
$50 90, about oneourth the taxable property, the
" hole smount brviug been assessed last year nj
s4I 900 OO0; half Of the wheat-heds and three
furhr Of the barley eds the total annual yield Of
the State in each gram being about 900 oOO oushes
A grave question has arisen, whether there
counties en- produce any grain this year. II not,
we shall have to import wheat. Our crop will
necessarily be short If the water should soon fall,
and there were means Of protecting the fields FROM
tie cattle almost much wheat and barley could DC
grown Ms ever but the people have no money to
build fences, which Get from BOO TO $3.50 per mile
often costing much moro than tie land Besides,
ia, farmers have no time TO build fences. IL Is pro-
,osed. therefore, to pass laws that fences shi. be
ruue. essary about yran fields, and persons owning
cu,tlc must keep them up or have them held re-
spon-be for all the damage they may do while treo-
pas-iug uuon the lands Of o,her people.
Tie following lves are reported lost in tie high
water:
Robhin, Thorn.. at Knights F.ry on the 10th.
ir,tinr DIV AID Iak ouil, Tu0lurfne, on tho 10Th
Tv.ut, Chinese Of - ,ksoi VI IL, on tb- lUth
Ptoctor John lwoNilr Bar Oh iLe S!ansaus on the
i0h -, 49, A.. ~,
Bldg, the i3ih. IN,
thu lih ,, 80
Five Lhiuauen uuionoSn, II Dorado County on the
S,r.b,u Pu.n; Learned Henry; johnson Geo'se A.
lid 10y lido caused BY the heavy rans at EIeei
ain Slsua County, on the ath
/ I,,.l.nd Calvin crushed by iunnelcave at Nevada
caused By heavy rains on tho liza, 49,
Wet W. Ham, q Half. Moon Ray, on tho llth.
,sr MIS-, add hifrd man. IA miles east oil Sacramento
CRY on tbs Itth -, 49,,
I A tr.urLm.n Ut SarfimrutS tuy. on the llth
woman aud chrcI.b, ut DsytOwp, ~ T., on the Ith
Donoyar Michael. at l,lsis trrk OF Ban jose hoAc VII
the 18th. 90, , ~
OF Tho above punber, 26 were Chine'e negro aud II
40 III. liz, 1. 10 be added the flowing;
| I.id. A. j.. Shasta County. .
AA4 aud women names unknown. ~ asCfeef santa
Crz
| H. known boy. Santa Cara
Lorla Eio,iJg. 1ansJio Valley, Contra Costa County
| Jan 10 - ,,,-.,t O..
Nsaicsn, named Manuel. deeA ban. steamer 'ans 'aS'
m,uio niyer. Jan. ~. -. .,
-Four men aud Two ~omer. Carson River r jan w.
| Hssl.y Horace o.. IL the san joaquin Jan ~
| k,suire Barney. "a a,k'on. Jan 30 8,
Trvst Cbai,. A.. aud lay or, WiD lockwood ian -.
Bu-l Oile. A. Flood Morris AID Jones, samuel bo''oD
| Kim, Nichols near bowni~yiile. on The i2th lost,
soldier unknown, Camp Union near 'Ac's"'eu''
| ON ii 8 2lIt in.t
at ma, az ve.,e,lav yvea the follow ing account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

BURSsDE's ExpEDIrIoS.--The schooner Emily
will leave on Friday tie 18th inst. for Gen. Burn.
sides division, Hatteras Inlet, and Roanoke Island.
All letters and rapcrs sent to Bales, ,miltn & Co.,
No. Is6 Chambers street, New-York, will b
promptly forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

concert and literary entertainment will be given
this evening at the Irving Hail. by the Myen s-ters.
We had tue pleasure Of hearing these young his-es
few evenings since at TIE residence OF QUE Of our
d. ting airbed citizens. Miss Louisa, handsome
Young lady of about fifteen summers, and Mia
Josephine, little girl Of eleven reeited the dialogue
in tho "Hunebback, between Julia ana Helen, in
most charming and graceful manner. If they eau
sustain Themselves in public well us they did 10
dawing.rcom. they cannot fail to meet with 9 de-
cided success Toey will recile the same dial que
this evening" and sing ssversl pretty songs, aud Will
be assisted in the entertainment by artists Of note
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

A COMPLIMENT TO COMMODORE STRISssAN.-
A Committee of the ci,izeus of Bnokl'n will meet
ut the Mansion House, ucls street, tbis evening,
for the purpose Of presenting sword to FlagOtieer
s RING ham, ar token VI appreciation by bis fellow
citizens OF bis professional character and pubc Ger.
VICES aud for biz participation in The capture Of The
Rebel forts al Hattsras.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

A YoUSG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is HIS
UE,p TO lnow how II the bet sdya tsge gss
csI.iuI examination st Fowler WILLS So5 bio.a"sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

F,RH IN THIRD AvESuE.-About O.. lock on
Tuesday evening, fire broke out in the NTH Story
of the ouse No. 4T Third avenue occupied oy airs.
Giec.on. Two children, WHO were alone IN I've
room at the time, snd who are supposed @ nave
caused the fire. were rescued By the polio, and NOES
of the furniture was saved. The bull ing W., dam.
aged to the amount OF $780, Fully Insured in tue
Pacific Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

CHARGED WITH GRAND LARcEyY.-Yesterfay.
John Dcaoo sailor was sneste aud taken before jus zee
opuoly at Tomb. Police Court, charged wit bsv
sIrn kom John Donohue o; No 3A Waer street the sum
of A portion tho mo- }, va fibd upon she
per.on OF the accused He committed for tris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27
- :, ,yrsck ia the harbor:

On " ednesdsy evening H. American clipper snip Jn'
DRAGON loaded oosl fom 'sste New Sonih eir'
80. loo, ia tue bay BY .ikius Aich Rock below AcursI
sL, va. b-sine III hsbor The ~-sih beips 'hck AMI
A. we nod- snd cin- To anchor helo~ the o.,
A. . nnnbs I'd her to drss, unii she u'nch
- ,aou a. made but with NJ avail q. 81
and ,fo.ned over -sv,r her NESTS out Il w.t-I 1h'
Ixy rs .on !. Il he 1bout nOLtis sinct, WIN Gag
,','i, tor kn.tfsii. aud her return so,ase a
"h.r OF boat. put OF TO her relief d. som was a"
s,rd Gle vessel was ssGofe hut 90 hr ''d 'aV' ".,
,,s1 gained % lat TO be relieved by pumping. To
.usi and crew saved most n not s thrii ehte,' In,
-, wa. sold y.,t~rday uoon for $3.50 We uude"tabd
10 y.ss, On csfso IN bat for what amount We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

TIE REcossrRvcTIoy OF The UsroS.-A can
may he found in public alton Office, for signatures
providing for mass meeting at the Cooper institute,
Oh the 9TH of March next to express to the PRECEDENT
and Congress the views Of the citizens of NewYok.
relative TO the proper measures to DO adopted toward
the Rebel States. with view to securing permanent
peace upon righteous basis for the nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

THE REroRr ABOUT GEy. SrcELEs.-Capt. John
I. Bruen, Of the Excelsior Light Artillery, called
yesterday to inform us that bo had just received
Telegraph Dispatch from Washington, cop'radcting
the rumor that Gen. SckIes had been shot the day
previous by one Of his men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

ousioess Of public importance transacted BY this
Board yesterday. Itsppesn from the statement thas
there have arrived at this port since the Of January
,o"s emigrants. Toths same date last year, 394o.
Receipts from all sources, si6,2Is OF. Disburss-
msnts, i'll ,255 IA. Balance in bank a. o62 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

ties Of he Office, and was in Court on Tuesday morn.
ing, on the return Of process. Col Beta took part
in tho battle of Roanoke island, was with the heed
Of the regiment in the charge Of the Zouaves mp the
caussway, and was among the earliest Of those who
mounted the parspet,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31
How Horses should be shod.

, Arccsnt issue Of the American Stock
sh;s .,b;scs Younr % HORSES. the writer saws
II shod st All before four or i've wears Cd
should have thoir shoes taken off and reset
sc ss often S ~ once s In % three T or four weeks
The hoof should be kent pared at The heel
40 that the frog NAV come to the Ground. -
This Ieens the frog moist and healthy and
has a teudeuey TO spread The heel, and keen
the foot In ;ts natural shane. The soit and
healthy frog acts as = cushion, and saves
the foot from damaae while the animal
travels upon hard roads. Il Also keeps the
Got In 4 healthy state. and is thereforo Of
great importance TO the value of the horse.
II the hocl Is suffered to grow down., the
frog becomes dry and bony, and when it
comes ri contact with stone or other hard
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31
1rlmunt Chronicle.

VoNs tttoa W &<f<sstfHr = f~'--
t,,okv.. has addresssa the following letter to
p-..:.i.,,. f;r,oln st sAtsssg as1'f
n 80 - o''-
assa @ @Atcch,vh q .,'sa,s ytrMRfHIs' IA I'M, =,
F1s'dem ma !N'!Soh, nasemgs9N, ~ ~.
me oHs's ~ sthe wan ,pnovl ou' o .sa"oma,
sxssSonce = upon y. ". "e u,,e .ae vo,."
~ Ietoo au:y''"" W 'noae oec's'vc ,no"i"G ~. =;
rrs,er anlllius anu earnos.ness lnus' p,ows 2s
w. 49, ou, hnp'ssy my'enn. 10 rs.
NV " s'suoA ~ '"c '''s' pare W N' ''e
0slnon, ,s..,, a.,,,y s,l.va;l.
-1 pe v9sefnucn, s"Vu'a ..e e'rRs r,,les of
eoie neaAs conipa.lole VIZ" s,,on,on,o my ,ha
wasssse ~ suSl '.,o NON w;li;n m
9 s'1nusru an ler Y, w nopug In..j,y md tb.t
nfne 'yt 'no y.,4. L1.;I,, IL. h.t~cen ,he ma
~ M, "a n ~ fass Generals shouid not be
Pes..eu = M a.sd;ns NJ - ~ .rcs's.sv oS r .rs;. nj
49, .j 4, d.! .!v;rs hsal - MI hsnds.
ies.si 49, ~ .,se s.he ceFss :. sS.;s ishov ana
~ - sH~i,.r hcreoth ths Ee3er,l Hao.
Wy Sssii "a =. srn;nsiv nv srd see the var
= nn =. ss .up,dnev = [ ..S.rstS ~ sha
i.nJ iJp ~ ~ -, = III eo,,, ,bst ciss. ~ mer
wbo % ara re-, II issst worthy % foes % of traitors and
~ ~" v .,rs~s - on. sev., IN. sss'' and NJ
oae eSe aSLisas;' cS;Iras Oh our ''s''"sn' s"a 0'
'vt Our uaSe% armies should be directed to forage
"s ;ns trs;,ors % ~ md I ,be;r obeitors % cIorbts1t
ssscs;ons s i fcr sood needed by the sicI or
hrr~sw -,iJ;or v =. - =. -
MIA M snne,;atorv means have been
,,;sd n va;n !" rac.lI he rehals to tbe;r nj.
iev;sucs. ~ The consersstive nol;cy has mt.
teriv tailed I'd reduce them to obeaisnce and
r.s;ors ,hs s,,nrcmscv NJ ,he lsws Thev
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31
PLO WN.

IRON CESTkE LEVER PLows. -
L Iron Patent Lever
Wooden Centre Lever
Wooden Patent Lever "fse Stt
Iron Hill Side - ,.,
Wooden Hill Side 'ss-rf.a
Single and Double Shovel "
AllofPittsburg make, ior sails low by
~ THOS, @. CULBERTSON.
Bridgeport, Ohio, June l9, 1869. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31

He'd display Of farm implements exhbitedby udr
farmer .....,.......1 10 dip
Exhibors fee M This class will be 10 per cent the
frs. premium for whch the article conpetes. where the
first premium amounts 10 -, or morc III less nothing
CouAiIrEg--Jesse Magrc. Hchinnd Townships las,
Young, hjchland; Susuel CLARK, Riciand. II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31
Another osasrsi Order.
IISApoDARTEns AnsfY OF VIRGINIA, |
-. ~ WAstainoToN, July 20. ]

Commanders OF army corps. divisions
brigsdes, and detached commands will pro-
coed Immediately TO arrest all disloysl male
citisens within the lines or within reach Of
sthelrsaspootve station. Such o. are willing
10 taks thu osth Of allegiance to the United
rSsstes and will furnish sufficient security OF
sits obseryanos shall be permitted to remain
i. II their homes and pursue 10 good faith their
secustcmed syocations Those who refuse
shall bs conducted South beyond the ex-
treme pickets Of this army, and be notified
that Y found Asaiu, anywhere within our
- - ~ pe1l y !he rear they viii
- Sszts| s|;Gs;ss':ss r ! =
s - 3 ssIiis = III 80 -
ssul1k auy pss.sm veo1ssss w. ~ -
q ~ eneny y poitlysly pfoAlhlte1, sxsspl
tkfoaeh nnitsfy suthoriiies, as1 - pee
90 governed In writing or II carrying lst
Z. tegs q nes.ASes in any otAsr way viii Be con
t1sssd snd treated ~ . spy within the line
Sof he United States army, as I
~ ~ oohmand of Major tiensral Pope.
Asrss ~ 0Ee. D. RU0afEs, COL A. A. O. .
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Enlfsnce Zee 90 pcr esnt . +! sslsf sH- = =. 10
EIhibhors sre required 70 produce nm authenticated
psdise of each animal ~ ts time Of entry for Tho use
CunNrrrEn--Joha Bharp. Unonsowa john Ball. Rici-
land Township, y, n Dungm Celsrani i.swis Wood
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31

Best Pen Of Five Ewes. f.''''''''o
Best Fat Sheep
Fee SANG as above, = . =. 80. Ii. :. III.
Coxsrrss-Joseph Boggs, Rchland Township; An
drew Mcfarland, Harrison County Eiiaier fetut !et
ferson County Thomas Nichols, Wheeling Township
samuel Ramsey. York Township.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31
Try Il. for one Tmr! Tyh .tor si.r months
1ry IL .tor three moafhs! Try Il for one
month Bm by nH mcrbs try IL, "
for only one moek!

IlTThs is The turning year of the century. Every
month is crowded with important evrls. and every week
will drvcopr aud Startling phase Of the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-31
TREMENDoUs STOCK or GOODS 70
Staple Goods.
Pittsburgh Water Cure,

LOoate ea aa Hsysvtlle Ssatton, on the Piess.
Ft. Wayne = Chics 80 II. RI and ON the 3.
Railroad leading from Cincinnati n
to Pittsburgh, via. wheeling
and 81 c ulpenville. la sIaH
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|4lJeek General -in- ohfsks =
ExEcuTivE MANsIoN,

Ordered, that Major General Henry W.
Hallsek b assigned TO command Of the
zwkoh lss1 fbrces Of the United States, ~
uspeuetin- Ohisf, and thaths procssdto this
i. .eapll0l - son ~ he can with safety 10 the
= poziGoS sRd opsrstinaA within the Depart
ipept nor under his specislcharge s.ss'
tSlened. ABRAHAM Lso0LS.