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The Enemy on Iennessee River

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DISPATCHED TO The NEW ORLEANS cREscaaT.
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n lam MaUTtIORlZED Blythe sEGRHT. So ~ r.

rrurzoE pEII IHIcn iRY.TIlE SECKE-
n ary Of War reward Of trIy dollars eaeh of e7
n rn'iowne daserters f. ON my Company: .... e..
III Sara.n John R. JAMES, DESCRIPTION about FIX eet
~ ,nc In height light, compexon blue eyes light brown
beir. aid to have been b rn in Maryland . - -. =,
sergeant ThOS. H. DULL about SIX ieet one inen ia ~
height do id complexion blue light brown hr sala ~
n. We been born in Mlrvlnud: - - r -. t to,os in
PFve Tos FIELDS aboa five feet n 'Gn, roT snss sr in
The Above sergeants and Priva'e said 10 nave opea
frau Illeut discharges IL Richmond ,.,b,s q,
aord c,mpiexon blue Zone eye piufed "o%n
p;rate BENJAMIN DEGR AT about Eve feet seven IN.
ches IN height light complexion gray eyes ghs brown hae
aid TO Rave been born N-w York s d ~, H.
g. Priva:e E. L. JACOBS, about five feet eight nehGs IN
height light complexion blue eyes brown hair born IN
land 3 - ,-,,,,s ,. eo r.s, al, or gwen
inches in height light ceupxon tazel eJes, req ha po
III oaNauA 'i'' ARTHUR CONNOR,
CAPTAIN Commanding PERI. Guards,
:, ,.,n, P Co d. 5ih Reg. La. Vol.
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a. ,t HEanoUApIERs PAspLA 81 ARDS,
Z x 1-E'F '''' New Orleans, Nov. &C. 1851,
PAyOLA GUARDS, ATTENTlON :-oas s
IA 5-You hereby ordered TO atehd onS Sros
vi drills every Monday evening q 3 Scioek' ann D"s'o
III Gri!I eve " Thursday, at o'clock +. NJ
herbers ale ired pune nal Those missing thres @
W IS will expelled from the Company. Da5s
By order Of .
:, ,,- r. osa.-.-sa- 7.-I. ,-7q a. ags, .y nZd tfs
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,l-- .HEADquARTERs Ed. BUTLER AVENGERS,
,.s, - ~ spiaauemiDe, Parish Of lksL vile:
II D n I'm NHI. LA RS RI1UNTY-RECRC1IS ANf

U@TEN DOLLARS BOpNTY-1REGinu.fIl ai .. lsC. AhE ~
N independent one Good cang uniform and guns fGs I.
III nshed Immediately. is desired III. this Company De
iedy to cays with battalion Of the Planters e Gqard ne
tnet which expects be OF sboat the mictis OF oannafy
dollar. on g, and the balance on m m ;o; nbs b
t;ornpany None but and true men need apply -, ~
Applications made at Regmerta H. adquarles flanteth
r rard Regiment 81 Union stres where our arms ny
be inspected, or Company Quarters, 4a above -,
.ia3 I'M, =. ". al3Nh[. !, Nann.I.--
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RICHMOND, January 4, 1852.
TO JOHN G. DU-TH@os @ EiEt;1p ,al;1, dihsrrad HhnS I'd
M from the service of the Confederate SGsies , 1
III ~ JNO. H. WINDER, Brig. aerai
a, re- dispatch WAS received in reply sent in re
euce to preceding tsemen OF Capt A. Conh9
tiuarrs ath Regiment la. Enh'nteers 1ho IaWs.-
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rOAL OIL AND LAMPS
t-roR SALE BY '. e.
DAVID L,
No. 243 Camp street, -
..,vssn ST Jo,eph and Delord Streets New 5reana,
cas FILTER AND PLUMB
Il 70 And Dealer in ''
Fixtures Pipe Fittings Plumbing Materials etc., etc'
Dwellings Stores oees Fitted for Gas, or Water az
short notice. a., 49,.
co,s,ruc,s GAS WORKS for COAL or RosiN.
Orders left in box 1853 Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
| attended to.
as-Rsference-Mr. Hill, No. Charities street
| New Orleans. ~ =
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NUMBER 268.
SATURDAY JANUARY Is, 1862. ny
Weaern Military Correspondence.
b. ~
No Fight Ees4Rsai wnsf rpSnB sfhe ssatbs Battery
.asz 4 RetnrH Of def, ,Thoupscu etc. ss s4ts3j

VVesfeEn Military Correspondence.
No Fight Tet4Eeai winter rpSn fhe PtsatsH Battery
es# Il ResarH of.Sef9 ThoIpsons etc y sas sttssS
Special to tie New Orleans Crsscsnt.1 s 1tsat
= e. Z. Aas= uSGoErxsuss Ex.. JanuafsgH w. iesle
. 3DIr. EassrsThe Yaakss though they landed on
Sunday and wefe landing yesterday, and are now
encamped in great force some ten OF twelve miles
above us, Iass not yet shsrtened the distance bee
tween u.s. .;sze4 a# z .@sbse set5Szs Z s=s Il
Winter, in it's severest shape, is upcnus. Tes-
:.syday atternoos there was D binding anov Storm
and last night though the wisd ceased dse blow and
:esnow stopped falling, the freeze was aniet and
penetrating intthe extreme. Taough lsePS warmly
in my tent, whenE woke this MoEning lay breath,
or ne steam thefeof, had frozsp upon ny nous
bucaets by the .handle of the dfpper, and had
chop-sh dipper ont with a. .hatchst.s l3s* fta
l. To-day the freeze continues. All things are
white ander the snow, and the rivsr Is filed with
| tremeaaouS drift Of ice. The see Ilas carried
away g, part Of our: Fat boat ana Chain. harser
| bridge, and the floating battery 5s sustaining q
pressure which threatens to snap her hawsers and
drag her anchors, BrS for all the cold aud the
snow and ice, our boys are merry 2sfd ready fol
the ball wire never the Hessfans choose, to Come
/ write siiissin the cabin Of tie bastery's boat
the Red Rover, the only really comfortable place
| have found to. day. Capt. Guthrie ana all hand
are well and as lively as eriekets, We zTe all wei
4 on the hiit lam well, and hope this will find Yp
i in New Orleans all well. No more 70. lay as th
mail is closing. = -. - y ~ I.FG.
7 EP. P.s.-Je6. Thompson got here again, last ever
ing, and this morning went killing back TO Mes
Madrid. NJ nsyty l,i5 70 7t4s ID. 3iisr g-sss..L
The weather and ihs Yanees-The 6untoas Agan and sin
Nobody Hurt-Dsreat Things 10 Tell DasEea Friend
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VOLUME XIV.
:
MliIitHru M,ptites.

- TO THE PUBLIC BEING INFORMED THAT
n after nv departure from this city, Adjuap WIN. FLOID
w will open class for military insrncoUs 1 hereby cheer
(Il fultY recommend him 10 my friends an accomplish
officer fully competent to fill the position in which he places
himself before the public. - ~ -, ,,,,N
+, New Orleans. Jan, I6, lkG2 4 jail st"
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Netu @rIkans Bully Grsstsut.
40faI SntRItiQtntk.

SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is, 1852: 5:,- =
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MliIhatu Notites.

G MILITARY SCIIODL-THE UNDERSIGNED i s,ial
vi papy and battalion ori tbs Manual OF Arms, Broad
LII Sword and Bayonet exercise, Fencing, etc. a,
Having secured the spacious lecture room OF the
Phppa street, ai tho;e de itg 70 enter etos I
HE branches will pa-e call there between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ. and 2 O'clock =. NJ. .. -,
Private LESSONS given Uhen desired y separate c'shs WIN
also be opened for youth. ,,,,,. ,,, ouo
al3 G., ~ y "a Successor to Col. Oscar Psth.z
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charges, merely for political reasons and instead
Of honoring patriot and Ealing his virtuea md
sacrifices for this OF the defence Of liberty il is
eHn the present nse os that fortxess az
gf6cyS Lib fMesa6fy and b ID repfoaSh III uss NH
therefore pray that the name Of that fort may be
changed, And to- Commemorate the uses tn which
i j. now applied, it may hereafter be called and
known IS Fort Seward. .7aaF7 g
(. And your htioners, in duty bonnd, viii ever
pray. Ss7 u $500
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-9n;s 4s
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OOT;EmAN. Bft ftITToN a WITFiERS, COT
ton sFactors and Commission Meyohan.s, b GaroEdes

sstSev Hf'- - rs
..ta;jH 3a+eNE- .ys-' n5.aa 81 Al
a.aa ~. ls 7,s1E z 2a1s ..-st--- !
7s-Ess. .s5a :, -easssgs.# .9Ht9L 'sE
..-.t--- Tsr -ss.. ---.-it r- .-H kr 81
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Aartitular AutMss.

u "ssise3ts'f y EEW DnLskss Jan. II 1856
B1- NumerOus counterfeit lRatlf0ad and
bear In crcnla0n IN order to protect our
ugasp receiving hs well as to better enable " 70
detect rbIntereers wewil and after Monday the .lh
receive oay our own tickets for fare in ouErespecufe
~ A ''-%"'s % il r. -s j. 3. SLAWsON,
-,s.I+.--. F.--,. .s.r r. IRWIN. IL 10 jail 5t
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kEGlMESTAL HEADQUARTERS PLANTERS LIFE GUARD,
6.a5 Union street. s,. I
l..4. s. New Orleans, January l5th. I521
Il AS THIS RfIGlnIICNT%NVILLSH SHOftVLt 4
"a go Ita erse vice 81 outstanding accounts hga:nt It
mast be presented Headqusrters ta
NJ ana settlement, by l2noonon GEaDAY NtAl 2zalhe
..fs5 By order --,,,,,,; si..-'
q Colonel Corl'dg, +. T.. g. i
B. C. NELL, Adntant. I 4. !eLo sI-- D :!
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The weather and ths Guntoat Agan, aad st
And 50 -, h. - -, : * - i. {.4.s., ,,55s.-,
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- ur.pou AprrRs CRESCENT CRY GUARDS, Co. b,
No. l05 Camp street )
H. ATTENTION-YOU ARE HEKEB6 toMM a y . L 4
a ed to attend at yonr AImory every ~ fa M
M ,er pa".p All, and on WEDNESDAYS ana FRIDAYS,
a. AZ r A. for Squad drills and ayone eNerclse' IS s.et
81 for absence viii be received eAeep'
ness. pro.da, If
3 r, ~ ,, t,;sp+ .ss,,eant dl3 In :
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BANK NEW DnLEANo,, -,
New Orleans, Sept. ID, lS6i }
sy-In conformity with ths &c Nh IN ss
OF ne ~ vmn and the notes Of local banks and tue
ranry Noes Confederate States VIII be pau p Raw az M
having paper for collection in TINS 3ahk are eS ~ ".
,a v;drw The sns Awith they are not Wiling 10
ueu Ne ahaye cut ucy; and heceorth no paper VIII De
feceiYe r roect uuess parties 10 the above.
~ ''o'"e VI M0RTfMER BELLY. Cashier.
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a-.1s HI,poux xtrgKs CARoEDELEr LIGHT 1NrANrRYI
...4 -. :. :. n Armory, oS Beronne street. )
Il THE OFFICERS AND MEMBlERI7s ls;I7s -, UE E
N on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS of EACH week. ;nt 8
III O'Clock r. NJ; on FRIDAYS, Ba talon drill at 2oelock
r. 81 Meubers b, puncua tie fines for
,nce VIII be rgidly enforced. .
far - VI Ey order OF nm r,.
b j. .NIs1E1 o. s. laH I'm
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK, I
New Orleans, Sept. ID, 1851.
xThis Bank, in eonformtya @ ysam .aaeo tne pay
Governor mas hlsEehueu epHsu 80
sut m ali its liabilities. Hereafter, ouIeaeIae
Noes will accepted in ana @ leSelsea M srv or no
,a hnv, paoer COLLECTION ia this Bank are neeo
asd That sess they receive Iresnly No onar M
States or local bank notes IN pay eau
~ ,riIh,nw Inc same, aud shall heteaet W
IN collectop where the owners require othef 'a A'
Na,es nr local bank pay meni OF the a@'ne'
A by order; n,,N,pD c,.bisr
v.,- tF ~ Signed1 'b BEhN NJ N.s".--.
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srAn MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 4
@ - No. " Garondelet street. $40, ( !
New Orleans, Aug. Il. lsol } |
u,, a. r,n,nanv VIII continue to insure 1
e Loss Damage bf Fire the peri OF te Ses MI"
sivrrs iii the current rates Of premium. u ~ i
DIRECTORS.
D F, ciraud firm of p A. Graud L Co. '# 4
Watt finn of Jao. Watt j. Co =, ,,u.o
q W Iogaa hrm Of Logan sonat X Claiosrns' A
.0'- F. Elliot, firm of Elliot Il hckteyer,
i iulng firm OF Mummy, luling u 70. 4
IL Dupanier firm Of Roman y her4iop. q 5ri,,as i
"a" - r. Tnyd r. Coleman ffI of Coleman Brtston &Wtlefs'
" Quentell. firm of sWm Prehn \ Co. T
;a3 = 4. 4 Castillo, frm Of " A. Gordon K Castillo
j. de- Fuentss firm of 5. ose1 & / Go y1vs pr..asrt I
JP Bp1AuAE, Secretary pro ZEN. aaGl Y {
----7-- - - houlslAsA STATE B4sKs ,es,
npnr HSasb Sf hss slsets
os5i;5 vice c. Af NJ tis,sPiY I8PEYRE President
,je1 a. an N =
,sss Inss1 sTMuRanbt1sY Muab1Y EVEN scsek ooke
ndd Fslows' Hall. Officers for the ensuing term n
4 C. King g. R. A. Howard, " G.; WIN. Il, ,9a 53neo! M
nSonunnio 81 tins Lodge held EVERY SAT.
URbIy y tnsr II ~ Ssrss oss = and
ao ssrsss Msgbe1s tho Graft sre fraternsy nv'o
Ssssaa; 6SsysTslsssss 1, Gust mi J. F. Hall, ": u y
fa:'Jjss, D Jas. fsess 3 seof; Tyler ~ 40 Y y
- way THURSDAY EYEElN IN the hall oi ne =. q
O. A. No. Camp street oeisss q ooa Ior she b. Long
Worth WssS i II Is s. i A s?nes IL Z l. z
e. yhs M Aessl
Cooper b Longworh 3D. Booth y 5o a%DrH SesSs r.
tylls lyrzgtt-s - -
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We are indebted to ogr esteemed fellow .citizea
r. C. Gardner, Esq, for the following importape
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- RlEk OF NEW OEiEAss.
" " e ~ + January 15 1862.
the annual election aae he,d ssc,oa on plee ie
18Th ies,at,, the following gentlemen were o"tS '1 ~
tors ol Ibis Bauk for the present year :: f7. 49,
was Frank Williams ne
H. G. Juicy, firm Of Tadey, Jurey,a 70
b 81 Hsrfe l. frm OF Horrell, Gayle '2
.Jahu j. Wallis, hrm o. Jno, s. Wallis = Ca.
X n Senchj firm of Rail-. Bsnachi Co.
VI Ii. Dnrasrsr. Gsm Of Payae Huntington oo'
Jns. Meuard, firm Of Menatd q Vignn d.
W A. Elmoie IN Of ElInore d king r,
VI r. Barley ii N Of Barley johnson q So'
J. r Da Wis. i II Davis, Jenkins 4 20. r.,
f)sded K. Dnnnng, frm Of hieStsa value q w.
peteT Anderson, Of o. lf 1rlh.in 20. Il E. d,r
Ana At meeting tie ioacdt of nGeetos hS %n4 'S G
Frank Williams, Esq was uEa. 4aER p4s,f RsIIY rr2"r
ml5 I'm VIZ Imr..e ---------
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Srt Irr bY rlE EHw Ut9IEASS CITY HAtLRoAp Cohfa'f
'i''''~eF - New o. leans. .Jsn. ID, ls62.
xs-In order to as old receiving the many
counterfeit railroad and omsln. tickets now m @ IN IN
DAY The aj inst. will receive oy ,ieir own hskels, '4
the bse tickets stamped b 5 Go i9f & lse MI, III is neeesarv
cause the travelling public some Ds M nt re-
unny have no other Of protecting theisstses @ y
teiyre the numerous counterfeit orons anu Haiiu 49, % ~, 10
road tickets atoa and a II g als9 br own tickets they
truss that tle public win justify them II ad9ptS s pisn
ial6 81 - ). --I Ie.-sn1n |-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02

DA-ExcrEMENT AT BELMONT. We
lcarn from the Wheeling Intelisenosr that
q considerable excitement was occasioned at
the town of Belmont on last Saturday night,
BY the following Occurrences: The telegrar b
operator at Belmont and shoemaker Of the
village both paid their addresses to the same
young woman, and the green eyed monster
had possession OF the former to an alarming
extent in consequence. They had been
scowling upon each other for some time, and
on Saturday night the electrician waylaid
the cordvainer as the latter was coming from
the young woman's home, and assaulted him
with French hand--billy, knocking him
down and beating him so terribly as to so.
riously endanger his life. The telegraph
man, with the rapidity peculiar to his pro-
fession, fed, and followed the railroad track
to the nearest station, which is Lewis Mills.
There he got aboard the westward bound
train, and concealed himself, but the train
on arriving at Belmont was searched by the
officers, and Telegraph was arrested.
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ssy-Tnr ArLAsrIc MoNruLYf for J.no,

16THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for anuaiy
has been upon our table since last week.
Judging from this number, the new year
will be vastly superior to past years. The
following is list of articles and contribu.
tors Methods of Study in Natural History,
Prot. Louis Agassiz; Agnes of Sorrento,
Mrs. H. B Stowe; The True Heroine
Jefferson and Slavery, Prof. A. d. White,
of the University of Michigan; A Story of
To-day, by the author Of Life in the Iron
Mills" james Fennimore Cooper, George
s. Hilliard Per Tennebras, Lumina, Mrs.
A. ID. T. Whitney; Love and Skates, the
late Major Theodore Winthrop; Light Lit.
erature, Rev. ID. A. Wasson; Pilgrimage "
Old Boston, Nathaniel Hawthorne Auto.
biographical Sketches of Strength. Seeker,
DR.. George b. Windship; Fremont's Hun.
dred Days in Missouri, VIM. Dorsheimer
Birdofreedum Sawin, by james Russell
Lowell; Old Age, BY Ralph Waldo Emmer.
son; Reviews aud Literary Notices.
Terms, 50 per annum. Address, Ticknor
& Fields, Boston, Mass.
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The TEACHERS INSTITUTE

EDITOR CHRONICLE The recent session
Of the Teachers Institute, held at Barnes
vile, was very successful one. The at
tendance was unusually large, the exercises
were highly interesting, and the earnest
spirit which seemed to possess all concerned
certainly augers well for the future pros
perity of our Schools. Without asking
space for details. you will please insert in
your paper the following Resolutions, passed
during the session:
Rcsolced, lst That the Teachers pro-
fassion is une involving the gravest and most
fearful responsibilities, involving as it does,
the development of mans mental, mora.
and physical nature, in such harmony aud
proportion as to secure his present we'll be-
ing, and to prepare him for happy and
0xaltsd future destiny. =. j.
Rewlred, I'd. That in view of this, il is
imperative upon each and every one assum-
ing this responsibility, to seek to make him
self workman that needeth not to be
ashamed, using all appliances to elevate
his profession, exercising diligence, evincing
earnestness in the. discharge of duty, and
repudiating the idea Of making this step
ping stone to other professions.
Resoiced, 3d. That the members of this
Institute are happy in believing that much
progress has been made, they yet believe
that inexcusable deficiency still exists, and
that the standard of qualification must be
greatly advanced, ere the schools of the county
shall become what they should be, and ere
the Teachers calling shall be honored as the
profession paramount to all others.
Resolred, 4h. That the members Of this
Institute take pleasure in expressing theii
appreciation OF the Lectures OF the follow
ing gentlemen: Il. Il. White, English Gram
mar, Arithmetic aud School Government
A. A. Griffith, on Elocution; Alex. Camp
bell, on Education; Z. w. Davenport, OF
Education and Educators !, ID. III. Williams
on Geography, and w. 5. Alder, on Algebra
land that we recommend them as gentle
men evidently worthy for their zeal anl
earnestness in this great and good work.
j Resolred, 5th. That we cordially unit,
4 in rendering to the citizens Of Barnesville ou
hearty thanks for their kind and hOspitabl,
entertainment, as we'll as for the interes
\ they have manifested in our meetings, ,-ant
we hereby tender the assurance that we will
carry with US many kind remembrances whel
I. we 30 out from among them.
II Rtsolpeti, 9Th. That we return our thank
to the officers of the Presbyterian Church
for their kindness and good will in granting
3 us the use Of their Church ON this occasion
+ Resolved, 7h. That the officers of thi
, Institute deserve tho hearty thanks Of tn
Teachers present, for the able and happ
81 manner ia which they have conducted tn
exercises Of the session. r,i
o On motion, it was resolved to hold tn
I next session Of the Institute at Bellaire.
N Dec. 81, 1851, JNo. s. TAYLOR, Sec.
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Marriea.

HUNT-ELLlS.--In Belmont on the 25lh ult, by A,
Cordner, Mr.. Frank w. Hunt and Miss Hannah Ellis
both Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the same, nj the residesce
OF the BRIDES Father, The 2yh uli. Mr.. Checkley
Pickering and Miss Cutharne Hedge all OF Beimon o.
AMBLoSE-McKISSON.- the 9Th ult, by Rev
s. Siegreid. Mr. John Ambrose and Miss Vene McKisso,
both OF Union township. H-
DENT-GREEN.--On the 1oth ult by the Rev John
B. Graham, Mr. Robcu Dent mud Miss Hester Ann Green
SIMPsON-HARRIS.--O the 10Th nlt., Wy the same,
MI. Edward NJ Sim ison mud Miss Caharine J. Harris
HARLAND-SHEPHERD.-O the 18th ut, by f.
Scaterday, ESQ., Mt Thomas linrland Of Va uid Miss
Clarissa Shepherd, Of Belmont county. p etC
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nGrMoRE MKN! MORE MENi-C

sGrMoRE MKN! MORE EN!-Capt
Poormah still wants few good men to fill his
Company up to the maximum standard. II
any young men have notion Of volunteer
ing, this VIII be their last chance, for while,
1t least. The men who are in camp are
delighted with camp life, and with their re-
gimentsl officers The Captain, will return
70 this county on Saturday, and will take
With him when he returns to camp any good
men who may wish to assist in putting dowr
the great Southern rebellion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02

~ BLxckwooD MAeAZINE.-The De-
csmber number of Blackwood's Magazine is
on our table. The number seems to be an
excellent one, although we have not yet had
time to look much into its pages The fol-
lowing is the table of contents: Captain
Clutterbuck's Cam paign--A West Indian
Rsminiscence; Augustus Welby Pugih T;
Chronicles Of Carlinsford-The Doctors
Family ,Wassail--A Christmas Story; A
Word from New Dictionary Flunkey.
ism :" Fechter in Hamlet and Othello !;
"A Month with the Rebels; Some Accoun,
OF Both Sides of the American War Price
% per annum. Address Leonard Scott &
Co., N. Y. at
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10@As will be secn by notice in our ad-
vertising Columns, The County Commission
M will meet at Bridgeport, on the 9th of
February, 70 hear the application Of the
citizens Of Bridgeport to have the town of
KirkWood annexed to that corporation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02

n0-THE Ono LEGISLATURE meets next
Monday. Our member Of the House, Mr..
Kennon, is confined to his room by severe
attack Of rheumatism, which he caught by
"bivouacking' recently with our boys in
Kentucky. He will probably not be able to
take his seat at the opening Of the session.
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geaths.

=
LEYIS.-At the residence OF his father irar Belnort
the 20th ult Of nnnnaolt OF the bowels, Serhsn A.
Lewis Of Abel and Lucinda Lewis, ia the iel yeur
OF his uge. -"
Lewiston the 2ad ulL. OF Chronic disease of the
brain, Lucinda Lewis, wife OF Abel Lewis in the 6l
year Of her age. ARM
sKAGGs.-Dec islh fs<a In ils risty.sixsh year Of
her age, Hester, wife Of Mr. Matthew skasys, Of Marlins-
vile, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02

bOrThs aoi1I election for members Of
the Board Of lleaoeers Of the Belmont Coun-
W AgiieaIlnral Society, will be held in st.
Clsir5s 5sl|le On the Let Monday in January
5k(9A m. MITCHELL, PNs't.,
Bs6 2S, 1861.
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Notice

hereby given that an application will be made 10 his
Eycellrncy tbs Governor Of the State Of Ohio for the
pardon Of Seth Cahoo who convicted ofthe crime Of
mon Pleas Of Belmont county Ohio, and ssntsnced upon
The ad day of necembe teoO by said Court 70 The pen
iiensry of the State for the term olive 3w,
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.uSk0ErriNu 10 BE CoNThAbAND'
iAbt Friday NJ. /. Hornbrook. collector at
'.s.sss.IllE stopped Johhy Heaton's supply
Of white paper at'fliat place. After the om.
nibus had got up, and Johny found out his
paper had not come, and I'VE presume, after
cursing the Black Republicans pretty hard
for stopping it, he. bd.ttsd off down to this
terrible BLACK Republican" Office and bor-
) rowcd two roams
We understand the authorities have since
released Johny' paper. Better change your
tune, Johny, ard then you j have no trouble.