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ssss-A MERRY CnRIsrMAs to alithe read
ers Of THE CHRONICLE.

EprroR CHRONICLE 1 send, you the
following list Of articles, needed for the
comfort Of our soldiers, with the request
hat you will be SO kind as to publish it. :
The list was received by our Soldiers Ait
Society from the Sanitary Commission a
Washington, D. CT sfs
| 3fa ARTIoLrs MOST NEEDED.
Woolen Drawers y y
Wooden Socks or Stockings;
I Wooleu Shirts; ~
| Bed ticks;
Pillow ticks;
SS1aSIs'''' SsiI.s; for single beds
Flannel bandages;
Farnaceous food; .t-.,.....
Sugar; .sss ~ ~, "a f,-l.4 ISL
Tea and Coffee. . ~ snsa s.r
Cocoa and Chocolate;
Wine and Spirits 81 8
,.ag-... .... w. r. .yINcEHT,
.sssss. .s. Cor. Sec of s. A. Soc. 7
UNfoN1 OWN, o., Dec. 10, 1852 SIS
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.NODHMlc"

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN DARRAH that Lee
i l.. Fred did the 2]d day OF December deposit in
the Treasury OF Belmont County the Of s2 So tai
interest and penalty or the redemption of Lot No. rs
w. I, in the town OF Barnesvle, sold in The Of
Moses Feren at Tax Sale Jan IA. 1861 and that said
sale is hereby Cancelled and said lot transferred TO the
name OF Lee L. Fred.
PIER. COLEMAN, Dept Auditor.
Drc 2S l562.--lM -
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DISTRICT OOuHT-
OMNHON PLEAS

ONIhdON PLEAS-
Muskingun-hionday, February 10; Monday, May isi
and Monday, October .5
Morgan Tuesday, March ~; Tuesday, June ls; and
Wednesday. October "a
Notle-.fuesday. March ioi Tuesday, June u aud
Tuesday, October0
Monroe--russday, Feb. I7i Tuesday, May 10; and
Tue sduy. Ociober27.
Belmont-Tuesdsy, March .; Tuesday, juno 81 and
Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Gusrnsey-Monday. February 1oi Monday, May Is
and Monday. October 30.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY February 10; Tuesday, May IL
and Tuesday, October 20.
Tuscarawss-Tuesslay February "a I; Tuesday, May
%; and Tuesday, November
Jeffersonruesday, aiar,h ioi Tuesday, June o. and
Tuesday, November ~. ,
Done New Philadelphia, Ohio, September 80, 1s62
r. EZRA l.. EVANS,
GEO w. MciLyAINE, ,,,u.
JOHN w. OKEY, f'uusea
NATHAN EVANS.
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sier-DnArH OF LIEUT.. d. q. MoNEEI

trDEArH OF LIEUT.. h: G. MoNEELY.
Lieut. II, g., McNeely, formerly of st.
Clairsville,, was killed by bushwhackers neal
Fort Douslson, Tenn. recsntly. At the
time Of his death be was First Lieuteuan,
Sf Co. b. Fifth Ohio Cavalry: The de
tesssd wsss brothsr-in-laH Of D. s. Adams
Esqs Of this place, and was well knowi
nero:
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NGDEEG.r

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO WILLIAM Iced thai
John Cole did the 10Th day OF December deposit
in the Treasury OF Belmont County the OF - 30,
tax, interest and penalty for the redemption OF Lot No
80 in the town OF barncsville sold IN the mime Of Arch
bald Cole at Tax Sale Jau Iith 1861 and that ssd sale
is hereby cancelled, and said lot transferred the
OF John Cole. PIER. COLEMAN, Dept Auditor
Dec, rs, IGl2-3W
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Executrix's Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given tha, the Probate Coun for
~ Belmont Connty Ohio. the undersigned was appoint
ed and qualified ne Execmrix of the F-tsie Of William
Kunnnrd. drcesSe late Of said County.
All lose indebted 10 -aid estate requested 10 make
immediate payment; nnd tio.e having claims against
said estate sfe notified to presept them for settlement
within year from hi. dale.
SARAH KENNARD, EIeoarrix.
November % tef2
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+ SoRaHUM WINE A gentleman in Iowa
has obtained . patent for making wine from
sorghum. which is said by connoisseurs ct
Washington to be equal 70 Madeira. 1t can
DO madeso as to be sold for twenty-five
cents per gallon. A fine quality ofrum is
also made from the same product. 80 80
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State of Ohio, BeimOast 90.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
I "A TIA CIdMErJT


Peter TaIfpai, plaintiff lrNHR defend
" Afnsnda y. basis with i ants Aas1.
James A. Davis her hHsLand defts ds Y. Davis with
her husband. James A. Dnv. viso side sornewhers in
the Saie OF Iowa will take notice that the psirH fled
bis petition Against them ia HE Office OF the Clerk VI The
Court Of Common Pleas IN and or ie County Of Bel
aud stse Ohio, the 18Th day of November
I-D2 the object and prayer Of said petition is TO oh
tain and recover the OF sIBo 70, with interest here
services rendered In the Courts of Cessnon Pss and
District C0un OF Belmont County. Ohio IN the ol
Amanda y. DayIs. with James A. Davis her husband
sgsinst Nsiinr Shepherd Executor of Nathan Shepherd
deed aud Others And asks for Judgment for said
OF -l6O W. with inierea thereon from November ir
I9ii. That order Of stsci1nen has been issued in
said case. served aud returned. You are. therefore
notified that B'lless yoa appear ard answer ssd acton
against the lsi day OF March, A.. 1888 the petition will
be taken true aud confessed by you aud Jpigiu-ut
will be rendered sganst you prayed for in said pe
on al the next term OF snid Couri tie
ID day Of Murcl, A. D. sG3
JAMES r. cHARLEswoRrH
Nov. e., 1sc2-6w. Clerk Ot said Court
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GEN. SoaEsoK IN CoMMAND Az BAL
TIMoHE:- Gen. Schenck was summoned
Here from Philadelphia two or three days
ago, to receive bis final instructions for Bal
tim6re. He has now entered upon his du-
ties. II Wash. Cor Gin Gag. V sss.9s
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Aew Adrertisentents,
Notice to Families of Soldiers,

DERSONS HOLDING CERTIFICATES for money
l. deposited in the Stale Treasuary by Pay Agents. TO
lie paid through the County Treasury are hereby notified
that they need apply for sid money until they receive
notice from the Auditor thai the has been received
und is ready for dstrihuion which will be given by
mail Us soon as il is received here.
EPIER COLEMAN, Dept Auditor.
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.9sl,,,f,,iser0for,s sV0fice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Cour fo
IN Belnoa county the undersigned appointed ait
qualified Al Administrator Of the EsHte OF Chapman
Hnvcner. decensed late Of Belmont county.
Ailihose indebted 10 said estate requested 10 MAKE
immediate rpyincnt and those having caims aguins
said estate notified to present them for settemei
Dee. i~.-sw. ROBERT P THOMAS. Adnr.
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An expedition started few days ego
from Corinth, weptto Tuscumbia, Alabama,
whipped the, rebels, took their camp equi-
page, provisions, Nc, and proved an entire,
success.
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lTerIRle.f

GRASS SCYTHEE.
a.I.ss:,ss 2sssss: 2sssss'S Sss,L. sl..u 'is ~
"ri''pll's e"fl', y a y THos, iH 70. cuLsssTs1H,
\ lele. VI :. 1hsepest, -.
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A Friend in Need. Try it.

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT, as an
external remedy is without rival and will alleviate pain
lnac md Nervous Disorders is truly infnible, and MS
curative for Sores Wounds sprains, Bruises &c, its
soothing healing and powerful strengthening properties
excite The just wonder aud establishment Of all who have
ever given il u trial Over QUE thousand certificates OF
remarkable cures, performed BY il within the last Two
years, attest the fact
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MaaEsiea..

McALI.IsTER-wISE.-O the f1th ipxt,. W Rev.
Jno. Modi5 u shs home Of the bride, NJ Robt Mo-
Alliatsr and rilSs Kezia Wise. vi relncFF
RIcHARDsoN-RANDoI -on he l7th insi., in
yhe ytsfhp Church pf Bsilsrs BY the Rev John
fAonsf, Nj 0edfks ~ Richsrdson and Miss MciIis Il
RAndoipk stF ,e 3tt ,aiisy .rottshHl q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-25

A RIcHMoNps paper of this week admits
that the rebel loss at Frsdsricksburg was
$500. Aer sssisa iei'i ~ 'sss5sf i'sF
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Administrators Sale.

hulIlulOtl OuOl y bCblCs
Ohatkley Dnwson Admir- IlH VIRTUE of AN
OF Joel Dawson, deed, ID order ui sule 10 di-
VS. ~ (reced from The Probate Court
Mary r. Dawson. ct al of Belmont County, Ohio, l
will offer ut public sale, on iis 80
Tuesday, Decembcr 3Oth, IS62,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. va aud clock,
OF said day the premises, the following lunds and
enemenis lying aud being in the County OF Belmont
und State Of Ohio bounded aud described follows
wit: Beginning for the SAME ut the Northeast corner
OF the Northeast quarter Of Section g. Township =, oi
Range q running thence West GAS perches thence
South 9} deg Fast 74perches; thence East pO psrees
thence North 90 "a perches to the place Of beginning
containing - 12S perches, OF less Ths same
having been assigned TO said Mary P.Dawson as her
dover interest III the real OF her deceased hus
band aud in which she still has life interest The said
real estate will be sold sabecto the life interest of sad
Mary p. Dawson. tia
TERMS OF SALE One-,hird cash in hand one
third " one year. and one-third in two years, with in
te rest on deferred payments, a5t 50
Appraised at $500 90,
Adninistrnsor Of Joel Dawson, decd,
Dee. 4, iss9 -tw tf n 4RelHsl2l4 fFf83
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Lost.

IN OR ABOUT ST. GAINESVILLE, or between
bridegroom and st. Clairsviile, on Che evening Of
rIliSnkssving.l the 27ih Nov, 1862.
"a Fitch Fur Xiotorine."
The finder Il 80 dsposed can return the same to the
owner by calling tae Mrssrs. Lewis, al this olee
The person returning same will receive satisfactory re-
muuerulion. % ~.
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tJa la Advance. fFNf 49,

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To Horse Owners!

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT FOR
HORSES Is ulrvaled by any, and in all cases Of Lame
ness arising from Sprains, Bruises, Wrenching iia
effect is magical and certain Harness Saddle Calls
Scratches Mango &C.. il will also speedily. SPAWN
and Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured In
their incipient stages but confirmed cases arc beyond
the possibility Of radical cure No case ef the kind,
however is 50 desparae or hopeless but may be nile
viated by this liniment and It's faithful application will
always remove the ameness and enable tho horse 10
travel with comparative ease.
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state OF Ohio. DeItnost 90, ss.

state OF Ohio, BcIhiont Co., 81.
jsm., Prizes, Ag,pt e Iohn T. HE .sa s,;sss ss,sns
80 = ayaie.f = 7--gT that ~ The ah day Of
Ns,ev xyinrod fleo winfod D~cernber. ltg2 said
ftnth Parks sad JolpP sfks Jas Aduijsshtof HE'D s
IV,r,aL Savannah Wjnfod. petition IN the Probate
MARY Winrod Reason Z. Win Court OF said 'ouihy:
rod nsy,d n Wnrod and Ca. the Object and prayer Of
ieb Bfnrkeu. dcfepdsrta which 10 20 obtain sB
ordef N said Cour the 2nth day of Jesun 1871 for
nssigp,neyf n dover Of Nancy Winfod widow cf said
DECREASED ~ ssd iof thc sale Of w ef erp1r Of Which
ssid dccsnsed did possessed beiW p1 pf the NORTH
,sisas 1911 acres to pay the de,. >! .sid aecsdem
f.t......t 80. OF John L. wirod, deed
December ~, fso2 --lw 7'f7TiTT :, iN7 n -d
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Taken I'm.
s'rEPnsN snirs
Noticel

James Glsss and Mary y OIa-s his vile pisinnfs
arninst f
Thomas Dunn and William Dunn and others defendants
4 CTION pendiux 10 The Cour Of Common Pleas IN
"A the County Of Belmont and Stsfe of OIi6 Thomas
Dunn ard William Dunn defendants 10 the shove ar.
iio, lsrcby nob6rd that said action il PENDING
ssid Court tat the object Of the action u 10 compel the
deyisers Of Willsm Dunn d,csssedise Of ssid Coun.
w. " pay the dsbs Of Tie ssd Wiluin Dpnn Jeecasrd
for the bsnshi of his egstecs snd uaf unless they
swef by the 7th day OF February, i-6J petition of
the Paisifs IN said seion fled Ia the Office VI iie
Cefk ci aid Court will be taken ssugs sud jagneni
rendered accordingly.
JAS. y. cHARLEswoRTH
Ciefk u sasd Coun.
Dec. 4, iso2-5w.
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sELM0NT COUNTY NURSERIES

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TENTEJIETG,

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.ads,sSssis fr0for,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
In Court for Belmont county the undersign was
sppoiuted and qualified Administrator tbs estate
Addison r. Jones' deceased, ala Of Belmont lcounty
Ohio. ~. --fNi l.t sai.4ff tfe
All those indebted !. said esias requested 10 asfs
immediate payment; and those having claims agains
said estate are notified 10 present them for se,tlenen
Within one year from this date.
Dec, 4, '62-.lwpd GEO. T. IONFS, Admr
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Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy nj hand for its timely use al the
first appearance Of Lameness will eecuully prevent
those formidable diseases, which all horses ere liable,
and which render many Otherwise vsluasls horses
nearly worthless Na rs a.
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1RE VHTOE Of an
ID order ui sllle 10 me di.
recled from The Probate Courl
J OF Belmont County, Ohio,
The national Republican., 1862-05-16

TIE PRisoSrRs' FRIEND Rev. Chas. Spear, Of
Boston, long and extensively known As mos,
worthy Prison Phllsuthropist, whose good
works have placed him in the same category
With Howard and Elizabeth Fry, 10 about 10
visit this city, 70 visit our Prisons and Hospi+
tails, in both OF which be will, doubtless, BE-
warmly received. The helpless condition Of
prisoners. the crusltiea 40 often inflicted upon
them by inhuman jaiiors, and the horrible ooa-
didon Of Prisous, long ago attracted Mr..
Spears attention and sympathy, and he became
20 much interested Ia this noble bsusvolsncs,
that be gave up hls ministerial charge, and de,
voted his lie and all bis energies to the ra-
form Of prlsoners, and to prison reform.
NJ. spear Is accompanied BY hia wife, = lsdy
Of the sams generous and noble impulses, and
who shares with her husband the labors and
du les o: bis mission. We learn that they will
address the pnblic on Sunday next, 10 some
place hereafter desiguated. y rah
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Dsvslspasas OF Union sensi,a. nt,

Development Of Uhion sentinsnt.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Corespond-n Of the
d n,,cra dated Batesville, Ark, Nay 10, rays {:
A portion Of Gen. Divis' and Genesal Ash
both's divisions and two Of Ger. Stseie's r, gi-
ments left 70 day for the North. An adequate
force b still here fr epers'ions In tails dflec
tion. Our advance, under General Ost~rhaur,
crossed White river on the 9Th. and took the
rosd 10 Little Rock, the capital Of the S,ste
Nsny citizens are coming forward to take the
oath Of alisgiance-an average ot one tundred
and 6fty per ay-embrscinR Judges, Minis-
ters, and other most ira iential ciiixens The
sentiment Of the State is rapidly becoming
loyal. The -hsws Of the occupation Tof this
place was received by Governor Rector q,
Little Rock on the 9Th, and produced great ex-
citement Some ciuzsns advised making
peace, while others were rampant for dsfsnd-
Ing the city to the les, extremity The Gov
srnor issued q proclamation, calling on tha
State militia TO repair Immediately 10 the
capital to repel The invaders Six thousapd
Texans were daily expected rt Little Rock,
but they were under orders for Corl. .tb.---
Guerilla bands are being formed. bu, no serious
obstacles 10 our advance are feared. Albert
Pike at last accounts was encsmpsd ct Bsggy
Dsport, one hundred miles southeast Of Fort
Smith. .ttIr ...r. p.
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
A dditiOnaI by the Niagara.

GREAT. BRITAN.---A meeting, attended by
about 5000 people, was held u Aston under
Lyme, TO consider the crisis In ibe cotton dis
tricta. A motion, calling on the Government
to recognize the Confederate Statfs, sud adopt
Mr. Cobden's proposed alteration In maritime
law, was proposed. An amendment WAS Offer
ed, calling on the y(ioVerRments Of Amsrics,
England, and France, TO crush the rebellion.
but, on sdiyisioo, the original motion wss
oasdsd bJ . sqnqtdAsbls ypsioEig,.. b " LsB
The national Republican., 1862-05-16

DEATH or Hon. CHARLss AsrHosr, ~ General
Cherries Anthony,s prominent citizen Of Ohio,
we'll known lawyer a former member Of
both branches Of the Ohio Legislature, once
Speaker n The House oil Representatives, and
United States district attorney for Ohio, died
very suddenly on Saturday usornins lsst, q his
residence In Springfield, Oalo. He haa, ocSa-
pied high posi,isns IN masonic, political, and
business olrcles, and wss, s"ciAlly, kindly aud
generous man. He was born 10 Riehmoud,
VIrsinia, in 1907, but removed 70 Ohio In 1919,
where he hus since resided
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
Gen. Mitchell forms . Junction
1I h. with Gen. Pope.

CAIRo, Nay lI--(Specisl to the Chicago
Tribune Gen. Mitchsll's division has formed
= junction with Gen. Pope, and now forms the
extreme lett Of our line. q. al,Yo I'd
Especial to Chicago Tunes )-Oa Tuesda1,
Gen. Pope moved forward bis ooluma o. 70
take possession Of the ground which vss lost
in the skirmish of Friday. The result Of this
sxpediaon bad not trauspired up TO The time
the steamer LEFT Pitsburg. D.' L...
As the steamer Gladiator, with the Fourth
Minnesota regiment aboard, was passing Paris
Landing, on The Tennessee river, en- rolde for
Pituburg. her upper work. gave way, killing
Eve or six Of the troops, and injurmg several.