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The national Republican., 1862-11-08

JUsr TRY QUIZ NEW STOCK on CLOTHING
IRON the Peoples Clothing store, No 4so s.v
jail buy. aud they are sold 50 Shsspst ,
No toO Seventh street. near r
would siyi.e sIl to ooIns and buy their Clothing
u SMlrH 3, NJ. ESQ Seventh street
II you are wise you will some to sMlrh's, No
luO seventh street near =, OPP site City Post orios
To buy yrur Clothing Furnt-hipg Go ds, Trunks.
Hats and Caps
The PEOPLES CLOTHING SrOkE, NJ 4ov
Seven street. h the best place In town buy your
Cap. J Il sGIrR q 20 olotiist., 100 ssvsnta
street.
Csli sovu SUD stock Vi Fall aud WA
ter Clothing, which rsilit Of very low priee-
VI the PEOPLES CLOrhING sIOkE, No l5o
Seventh street. near +.
Great attractions n NJ l"' Seventh street New
stock OF Clothing just arrived, and selling our
usual low prices. SNlTH CO, Ciothisrs,
No, 4oO Seventh street and corner Tive tuti.h street
aud Penn avenue
Grest bargains In Clothing, Furuishiug 9ovd.
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, ou the corner Of TWeu
tleth street and Penn. avenue.
,ieh street and Penn avenue, s the cheapest place
In to~u to buy your Fall and Wint,r Clothing
Call at the First Ward Clothing store und Yet
your Fall and Winter Clothing, hat, Caps, Boots
anu Shoes. SAlrh h co, Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and P-Gu Nv
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, sorusr
rwsntieth street and PennsylvsnS avenue
You oan buy yeur Clothing, Hats Cape, Boots,
fsnnsylyAnis avenue
se .-8m
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
DIED,

On the 9th inst, OF chronic Group, LENA Lou.
rsR, in the NTH year of her age. eldest daughter
Of Thomas A. and Mary l.. stephens.
Earth lost flower,
Heaven gained q star
The friends of tho family are invited to At.
tend tho funeral, on Saturday morning, 9Th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, precisely, from the resi-.
denoe OF her parents, No, 472 Tenth street, be.
tween d and 4.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
SsAaktGE i;atss

The IriinwinE are Tho raiss a. which hankern
md biuE0rs HFe huyIsW anu selling gold ana
ard:
Buyus3. SeGtny.
Guiu...........,a Is psrr ..sem 81 pero, prsn.
Siver.... 20 % "
Demand nutes "a " 2S
Banks OF is.at IN t-i,,rE,"n and Hsorgsi"wn;
WdshtRgtDn. HeOrge!oton.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank OF Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. bank of C"mm0rus.
Farms h McrOh's. INK.
Tho Farmsrs' and Merchants bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes OF tho dannmius y.
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

Taylor, Albert NTSmDisr Capt LTrs1t.il. Meyer
Ta X:w As% TnS%aI:Sn aI Tns!S, Morgan
&C.. C ,,,on THSm:.p IsOm: = Geo Gee wTh.I.nsy; Pair K
Tiuais T AmoU1 aU Krsp p ~. Henr, rs.iius ows's
Tuthren, B 7 Tagsarr, II + Trsmss, SR
T. ber, Berj runi on, HI rho,pe 1t Col +
Tinker. Chal Tiffany, q
~ asr, CHI TsrSsl, Il Co! JTS,ihs.nsr. D' rSo.
Ieall. Cha. rhous., Jss " Iuttls warbus
Tucker, Chas B Taruer, JnO rown.rnt WIN
Tobyn, his Thomas, Jno II Tilieg. "
Taylor, Dinl Tst!en, jaw lhompsoL VIM
itson, Maj d Tucker, Jas rurner, Wilson J
ryss b.'s deur'fs. Col 'n0rtssSs rssSs, W% MI.
Tioiel, EdwE rrIs. jacob II ray or VIM
Verdfer,G vruzel, Jno-2 Vsnck, JuoJ
Vi.hlon, HW veddsr, Jno A Mvau Burer, Jas
y:o y:I SGi a:as 's %ysE Sij e.:
Wilson, cv, AMw.,, ~: ~: Il. i. .sDv,..s
Wolverton, AlonWilSon, Geo A willard, g Gsrtnsr
Woodbury., Aud Winsow, Gordon " illisms, NJ l.
%;;sn; %,IsS% Ale, WS WsosSy,S,s !sy Wee NJ
Williams, ~ b Ws bridge; auntWesierv.lt, Ii q
VIZ spAn Co. WlSs, W,na, M;v Walden: Walden:
wsrSers, Nil A~Ii :. iiorass Await, Philip
W.sS %Sn bsf %.sl. sSa H.nsy' %y.Is .s r.s
Wilson Chas Il viii ANS, lily Wskemsu, il
W%ns1s.. GH.. BWsiIsSs s s,.i James WoOa, Khsasen
Wass W.S cha. i c'W Wsss Si s:e &sS 81 ss a3''
%sftsnssrfy, c WsIasr, jsf william, Ths-s
Woltsrt. l., d Webster. 10. /. Woodward, Thos
whitney, DM Weber, jacob Wilson, s
", light Brig GenWron, JIM Wil,ou, Capt I
y altman Be %%ei!a.y, y y,is'Dc%s!iiSis'sa. Ar
Wii1s. Wisin. within issS ,ss !IIaa %,:m' w
Wilfin., Ej Wosdluii, Jas CWsnriSt, WIN
Wise, Fe,dna,d Williams, Jno Webster, W
Wright, Frank Wilson, Jno Wise, WIN
Wright, Er.n.- -s%hlss, sH Mh.si.i. Ma II
aii5 &i.;iax' ' Geo %.'sh!I.s' s:"i' &:sS: 'W%
Weston, Ii Geo Weston. Geo
Young, jackson roaus,'c.rlr
Zxcharis, Dr j. sZel LtPH
MiscelIansous.
GentleIaen s.Iy me Ga,itsloi. Col. Vi Unite.
States; Rev Minister In Old Bethrl Church IUm
msndiDg Otiosr Co A, FIFTY third regiment n \
Soldiers Retreat; New Jersey Express Co No
| "A Nplh ttreet; l.. II A W a X, L.. ", l."
LEWIS CLEraANE, p. NJ
10 TAX NOTICE. 81
| NJ. \. L a X II r.. X,
NO by LOUISIANA AvRNUE,
kssprotiuly and eheeriully returns thanks Tor III,
| liberal patronage hitherto received
| Having every facility for dong
| AZ THE BEST IA
| HOUSE, SIGN,
| DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work PERI aiming toa
k7hM CLASS PAINTING ESTABLiSHAkNT
| He has u hesitancy In soliciting continuance Q
| the public = favor.
| his PRICES ARE REASONABLE,
THE WORK UNEXCEPIIONABIE
| Aud particular attention IL paid 10
PROMPTNkSS IN DELIVERY
AS- Rs,Henaber he number
90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Bet~een Sixth and Seventh gts.
DOT 2i-8m Star Chron
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nj HOW LOST now RESTORED

Ju.i fs.tlisAed, IN Sealed knv<loTs r'se Ss Ce~o,
LECTUKE ON THE NATURE. TREAT
ment, and Drsioal Cure Of sPermatorrh@A, or Sem
bili,y aud impediments TO Marriage generally
NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, Epilepsy and Flts; Mel
Abuse, so BY Rosr, J, CuLvEkwELL Y, D. ,auths;
oi the Gree,. Book NC
"A Boon 70 ThOusa nds or Sufferers"
Sent under seal, In plain envelope to any addIes-
pod pad, on reoeipt OF slx oents, or two poutAss
stamps, by DR. CHI. J. Z, KLINE,
In Bowery, New fort
aug T--AmitdAw Post vthue box $50
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

i .TH E CnImNEH CORNER
THE TALE OF THE CHIMNEY CORNER,
SOMETHING UNIQUE,
ENTERTAINING,
AND FRHsH,
viii appear on Sunday next 10
THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE,
THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE
nov 1-N
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

OK REwARD.-A HORSE uaysd away on
OLE the 9Th inst, coming rom the Railroad
Depot to ths Union Hotel, on Sew nternih street
Tn. above reward will sr !aid for hi, delivery at
said hotel r. KELLEY.
nov T-S-
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
DR.. FiShblatt.

Or No. 42l, corner Of htHhth ant b. sSs.
Opposite the Gru raj Pest Onioe,
Can DO consulted on RHEUMATIC AEkEC,
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVEk COM
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, ps well as
all Dissssss Of Imprudenoe, Of whatever character
and which may te declared lneurablc BY other ply
sicians. lie engages to make IN Immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In 'ho 'ciehca Of med,
cine he |, enabled 10 offer himselt the public III
being the only one In Washington capable Of aiiorc
ing speedy relief All cases durable will be guarau
tied. He warrants q cure Without the OF mer
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent cRses
cured In two or three days
N b. Letters addrssstd 10 DR.. +. III his Ufiur, M
l9i, corner OF Eighth and Il B'tee,s, opposite Gen
srsi Post Office. will receive iu'msGHte attrLtion
oot 8-y
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
PECIAL NO1I ICE
- TO THE
CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON,
UFklCkRS or THA Army AND NAVY.

ODEON HALL,
The old and established Emporium VI Clothing,
that has Tor many years. supplied the oitif VI
Washington and vicinity wi all thar 10 tssertial
fof the elegance and com Irt Of the outei man, Is
row tuprlied with the most complete and tsthiou-
able stock thai have ever had the pleasure to Of
fer.
COATS, PANTS, and VESTS Of the most dssirs
BILE styles that could be found In the market
Our " sortment OF 5 II I s. ID X W 4 y I,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SC, crnnot be surpas ed
and will be sold at prices that do not sllow OF Com
petition
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
eislrr, Mis u-0zohaune, Miss
Gsatielnsn's List.

Burke, A II
| Best. A +
| Brown, , Albeit
| Binney. 1t A II
| ItruB, A ID
| Barnes, A }
Bsrrus, Abrani
| BaIret, Albert
| Burger, Alex
| Bed.r, A
| benton, A
| Brennenan, A BI
| Birch, Bt njaniln
| Bethel BelJ
| Bradley, BiItisey
| 30 iseau, B j
| Buxton, DR. Is +
| BWheller, C !. !
BtrbOr, Chas |
| Bailey, J. W
| Brown,H "
| Bartlett, u W
Burrows, q II
| Beaumont, q
| Baritone, q u
| Biy'ow, Geo
Brown, u HI
| BoDgarts, u
Bauman, q III
Bragg, 1t II NJ
BiuDey, 1t II N
| 3
b. Nter, tien HH
n,nnIa llanexr Nv
| Baaton, II
Bennett, u Z
Brown, Hiram
| Barton, Capt I'M
| Drummer. jacob
| Brennan, jas
| Bartholomew, j
| N
Bowdick Jos
| Brooks, j IL
Bellang'e Jno
Bady, J acob
| Bennett, } jseph
Brorson, , Or j D
| -
| Railey,Jaa Y
| Byrnes, J J
Bogart, JAS
Br, wnson, Rev j
| j
Bowling, Joa II
Broadllead, DR. j
| W
Bennett, Jas
Bryant, } NJ
| Cummiugs, A
Coz lip, NJ VI o N
Crowell, A
Ciagelt, a
Cawse, a b
Ilg'ke, Ant j
Glars Cap AM;
Clark, Cap A
IGraf,s, DR. AlfreC
Carrell, Aud
|CEpcn'er, A Il
|Garie, And
CrealHer, A s
; Cofvon, Cap A II
Cluni, Alfred
Corey, Benz =
Coy, Bradford a..
Grow, Chs W
Culverwell, Dr {
IChicksring, Z "
Il Cotton, z B
ICreyeling & Coy
The national Republican., 1862-11-08

LARGE STOCK Of MILITARY OVEKIOATS
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY ONkkCOATS
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVEkCOATS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DkESS COATS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DkE,s COATS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS
LARGE Stock MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
LANCE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL DDsCRIP-
TIONS.
VALlSES, CARPET BAGS, 40.
Our stook Oi BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
V the largest and most fashionable that has ever
been offered In this city and at the lswsst prie,s
they esn pCssibly be obtaiued In this city.
S. CAL and see U. At ODEON HALL, corner -,
street and Ps. sSsuus, the Great Clothing Mart o
W asnington city.
uCv i-every Iu's, Thurs, 3 Sat
The national Republican., 1862-11-08
AID DEMAND NOTES,
~ Us TREASURY NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
Aud SILVER. bought at the highest price, by
R1TrENHOuSE, FsNT h CO,
cot 2s-lm Bankers No i62 Penn. avente.

DOOMS To LET.-four Furnished Rocn g. with
N or ~lhout board, withio hyr niuutea' walk
Of Ponrsy ivania avenue. Itquire at No 497 Mary.
land avenue oct a0--tt
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=.
Rolla, when he at once reported TO Major
Gallup, Provost Marshal General. He had
previously become dissatisfied with the reb.
81 service. Did not like the men in power,
especially the cruel and barbarous conduct
OF the leaders toward Union men and their
families in the West. His interest IL in the
South, in Kentucky, but after years ser
vice he had fuller knowledge Of the rebel
plans, and found he was fighting agains,
his conviction Of right, though he entered
the service in good faith, believing he was
right. Believing that the South will be
overrun, end as far as he IL concerned, be
would not regret IL. he could not sympa-
thise with the Confederate Government
conducting itself as it has in the Western
Department., regarding its policy as barbar-
Gus. He never approved Of guerrilla war
fare. He would be shot as deserter If mp.
pretended by the rebels. Was pursued
nearly to Rolla, and his attendant was shot.
He designed TO surrender himself for such
disposition as the Federal authorities should
inake. Expected to take the oath il il
should be required Of him, and was and is
willing 10 do so. He does not wish to 90
South-would hardly go down to Louisville,
his home, even, as it would be known he
had deserted the Southern cause. He
should desire to 90 TO the free States, If rei
leased. ....... ..... .....,.,'
( Sworn to and subscribed befdfe me, Sep
teniber 9th, 1852
GEoRaE PARTRIDGE, Notary, &c.
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k0rIN another column may be found q
characteristic letter from Parson Brownlow,
id which be advocates the Immediate rails.
ing Of half a million. men. The nccossity o.
avoiding ail side issues, and prosecuting the
war with that relentless vigor which La.
sbsracterized the Rebel policy from tn.
commencement. Is ...a .gr ~ .q +
g. The Gazette, Of this place, will be shock
I'd, d eotirss, ct the mere mention Of IRE
lentlsss tisor" in the prosecution Of the
war, It might hurt the Editors "Soutk.
ern brethren -
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100 .MEN WANTED

~ 1oM up thus Splendid RegtmeaH
and with the liberal inducements held out
by the Government these should be raised
in very short time. sag~'---s.r
Two Dollars premium, Twenty. Five Dol
lars Bounty, and One Months PAY IN AD
VANCE are now offered to recruits, and vii
be paid when mustered into the Regiment
Clothing and substance will be furnished
immediately. sit.
YOUNG MEN oF1HE SEVENTH DISTRICT
now is the time to enlist. ,...t
If you have any love of country in your
hearts, manifest it by enlisting.
If you desire to see your country saved
join your friends in the field, and aid il
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s%The meeting at the Court House or
Monday divided Richland Township into
four districts, as follows Il iEfl
First Sections !, Z, I3, 81, IS, 19, So,
so, "a, IS, 2s, 20, "a, 2s, %. "a
.aa Second. Sections 4, 8, 2, SO, 80, 90, 80
10 "a, 80. 27, 2s, 2s, al, %, %.
az; .Is' Third Sections 10, 25, 81, 80, 26, 20
81, 81, IS, 2s, %, "a, %, 20, 35.
Fourth. Sections 8, 4, s, 60, 10, IL,
i2, Is, l6, il, IS,
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highly Important from Kentucky

Highly Important from Kentucky
MyNFoRbsytLLE, KY, Sept, l6.-The
Rebels under Bragg attacked our forces this
forenoon, aud il is said have been fighting
all day The Federal forces in command Of
Ool. Wilder, are fighting bravely, and are
determined to hold the post.
The enemy's forces are represented as
very large,
LATER. learn that portion Of Blu.
ellis army army arrived and are engaged
with Bragg's force.
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D0-The following is the number of, vol
unteers which each Township is yet reqpir-
cd to furnish to the army, to avoid the
'drah. The draft has been postponed until
The LIST Of October, and our quota should b.
filed by that time.
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ASSignee's Notice.

T,HE CREDITORS OF JOsRPHUs wADDEIlL
i will take notice that the 18Th day OF May is6a.
the undersigned appointed BY the Probate Cour Of
Belmont County. Ohio. trustee OF said Joscphu. Wad-
dell for the benefit Of his cretofs Creditors will thefe-
fore present their claims, legally aute ncntedyhip six
Sept IL, ls02
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s@The Militia Of the Eastern Distric
Of Richland Township have elected WIN
Chambers Captain, Richard Sutton Isl
Lieut., and Chas. II, Arisk I'd Lieut. -
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s0rThe Militia Of the Western uistric
Of Richland Township have elected Solomot
Bentley, Jr., Captain, aud Henry Daniel
lst Lieut.. We do notsremembsr the nam'
Of the 2d lieutenant. lre... u
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s0rGlover, the man who received the
celebrated letter from Greedy, said, up in
the Court House, On Monday evening, that
he belongs to the simple malaia," which
raised quite laugh Glover told the truth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18
Wooden Factory in Operation

ENARMERs slong the line Of the Nail Road can sepd
- their wool. 10 MARBLES MILLS, wamoek's
statosy where; II desired, Il can be made cloth,
ready fof the isor
U-send along with Wool plain dirss,ioaf how yss
want IL manufactured with oyrnsr's sasks "a plses
where IL isro I've delivered on rrssrn
The present owner has re-ftied ,hs works. and tse
Mills will be kept In operation By Horse power II water
fails The experienced Opernior, JosE,T EAnxsuAv
retains charge Of the works and iosetef with the n
prietor. will endeavor 10 satisfy ell customers
Address business communications to
mysk3m A. v. MARBLE, wsrnocks Station
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D~A meeting was held at the Court
House on Modday evening, to elect officers
for militia company. John II. Heaton was
elected Captain, John A. Work First Lieut.,
and Dighton Bailey Second Lieut..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18

z A CORRESPONDENT who visited an aban.
doned encampment OF rebels at Monocacy,
says he saw among the thrown away cloth
ing pantaloous and under garments made ot
United States tentsi Rather rough linen for
the chivalry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18

~The President Of the Agriculture
Board has requested us to say that wheu
parties can make the change, they will b.
SLOWED to enter at 10 per cent, a here
tofbre. rst se,e,. ,,s,.s,. ~ =, b,
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{, s~HoN. JeHN A. BINeHAM win ad
dress the people at Fairview, querfsej
County, tomorrow tFriday) evening, at i
O'clock. .'e 't'.'
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Assignee's Notice,

THE CREDITORS OF wADDELL 4 BALL will
i take notice that the 18th day Of May. 1851 the
mon, County Ohio Trustee Of said waddell Ball, ior
the benefit Of their creditors Creditors will therefore
present their claims, legally authenticated, within six
months from this date. r. w. JAMES, Trustee.
Sent A., lea ........ ...... .......
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pROCTA M ALTON

1 HEHEBf MADE 10 tie qualified voifr of
J. Belmont County. Dido bsi general election viii be
held, NJ required Wy igv on tlIs 5l;yOSD TUESDAY.
being the it, day of Octobcr U 1907. nj the several
PLACES Of Ioiing gepral elecos IN ssld County. ard
yoI win then sLd ihefe proceed 10 von by bsot fot
Ono Judzr Of the Supreme Cour for the State u Ohio;
One Seer lary Of staie forthe Stnte OF Ohio;
One Attorney General for the State OF Ohio;
One School Commis<os for the State OF Ohioi !.
ons Member of The Hoard Of Pubie Works fof ihe
State OF Ohio;
one Member Of Congress for ,heish Distinct, composed
o. ,hs counties Of Belmont, Guernsey, Noble, Harrison
One Representative tho General Assembly Of Ohio
'of f the y county q Belmouti ,.,-lL.. ii ffffil
One Clerk Of the Common Pleas aid District cours
Tor tlie county Of belmont;
One Audi Tor for the county of Belmont;
Que Recorder for the county Of Bein,onti NI "
Que Cotnmssioner for the county of Beimonti Z.
One Surveyor fUr the eou,iiY Of Belmont and =
One Director Of ln6rnary Tor the county Of Bclindt.
The Trustees OF the several Townships are hereby no.
titled that the following number Of Jurors are arporon-
ed 10 their Townships respectively and that they arc rs.
Quilted 70 select the said number and nke return thereof
to the Clerk OF The Cour n Common Pleas toHsthcr with
the Poll Book, within two days after the said Second
Ilgs xafn oitpFs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18

ByDoN'T FoRaEr. The County Fair
comes of next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. .....'. r y . '''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18

s@Capt. w. Z. Carmah, Of the 1st Va
Cavalry, is in town. The Captain wa,
wounded ia one of the battles on the Po
tomac.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby giventha st the Probate Coun for
IN ,elmom COUNT me undersigned was appons.d ana
qualified Administrator of the Estatc of William
Vickers, deceased. Int Of Belmont county.
All those indebted 70 said esxie requested y nnke
immediate payment; and those having clatms against
said estate noiRsd 70 pfesen them for settlements
',TfS' sXMUBL r. sIcKERs, Admir-
sepL4 1904.
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This Institution Combines Superior
Advantages for the Cure of the Sick


1. Its location is healthy. Wherever anything 4
known OF this region is noted for its health auss
prove Piusburg much more healthy than any othsS
city OF its siIe in the United stairs Here we entire
y free from the agues and fevers eounon 70 many
parts Of the West and almost exempt from the pnlr-
nary diseases OF the East.
Al the Cure, owing TO ITS pecuiar locality always
have cool breezes AZ night which reuJers this Of ss
most comfortable puers in summer, IN the -hossa
weather During the winter p-oteeted tforn he
bleak WINS Of the North by The high hills and thck cs
, ests TO the North and Northeast oi the Cure.
This Institution is supplied with abundance al
pure, soft spring wafer. gushing the high hills aud
sand sone rocks L. Its sofi cannot be 100
highly estimated by uysds Patients cannot feccver
certainly pr speedily where rd water is used In the
treanaent II your is 60 10 an institution where
you be- cured in shortest time and consee uenty
OF the least expense be careful select -Cure- q
which the wu,er Is pure and soft Other things being
equal your chances OF recovery il your disease 10 ous
Of u seno1s character, OF long standing. are nueh
better An unhealthy climate. and hard and impure wur
by pronotive certain CT speey eurrs
.. Our scenery y truly grand. varied and enlyenne
The Cure has in ts hundreds Of Of native
est high hills deen favinr huge roc Ks and shaded ak
in front the Ohio River with iIs crystal and mag
n6ceni ste aInbosi and its shifting variety OF
jecs 10 gladden. the eye and satisfy the mind, ard The
railroad carrying its thousands OF passengers in vis,v o
our door. adding life and animation 10 The sccre.
4. Its ease OF access We the lines OF Rail.
roads leading from all the great cities OF the wes, 70 all
points in the East. Persons coming here need csri
ages to convey trm ron the station tie Cure % y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18
Notice

rs HER''y GIVEN tha, Jnmes NJ Robinson did. on
te l0i day uf September deposit in the Treasury Of
Belmont County the sum OF S27 70 for the redemption OF
lot no, 100 H .hc nyv, of Earresvn, sold IN the name
ol A1ch,sud Cole, ~, tn William Red at Tax Sale
la u "a and said sale is heseby cancelled, and
ihe said lot transferred to the Of J. NJ Robinson.
p. COLEMAN, Dept. Auditor.
Sert ~. 1859
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18
IE Piovosr MAHsHAL GENERAL or
y MissounI, Iowa AND ILLINOIS, fF
sr. Louls, Sept ., leti2.
Maior In the

,tstss that q September Sd he be- left the rsb,,
tSKatpyset Batesyills, Ark, aud came direct
To Ko'ia. He had offered bis rcsignation,
but it was NOT accepted. The immediate
cause Of his leaving wasas follows: Some
Uuiop lnen we're ARRESTED il lizard and Ful.
tGnosa tc'Ss shot. a guard was detailed
iroia NJ battalion, to. execute the. sentepce,
But Being uhwillihg to carry it into effect,
he ordered thkgbArd to return:t he.priscners,
and. hiihseif imtisdiately left for Rolla. -
He ssv no Federal soldisrs till he reached
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18

py-The Belmont County Fair has MOI
been postponed, but will como off or
"Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Of mex,
week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-18
A Rebel MAJOR Deserts to ,ths xed
erali Lknhes->His Sworn etateutent.

i't hfs s9H tFrom The 81 Eous DemoeFatl T'lIi0Y1s
> % A certain rebel Major, whose names !,
suppressed, recently surrendered himself L
liz Grstiot street prison. He avets' that b,
az become convinced Of the wronsfhness o.
the Confederate cause, and now desires tn,
success OF the National srms. He was, Wed
,nesday, taken before notary in the offic,
= of the District Provost Marshal General
aud ,yoluptatiiy made the following sworI
!, stasemeut. which cannot fail 70 be peruset
with interest: - ,q slt.avl4 y a.fase
ovy,rr or tus Ptovosr MAmuAL GENERAL or
VIM -oIffl Mfssuunf Iowa AND ILLISois ifFHf