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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

Prior to Elias Howe, Jr. invention, patented iu 10, all
attempts to adopt maciiilery has proved ahostys, His
l. the hasis'b i all successful naehines-their differences,
however, are marked and important. The COMMITTEES Of
the American Institute CLASSIFIED them according 10 die
sdnth made and the purposes 10 which the machine is 10
lie applied, IN four classes. LIST, I'd, ID aud 4th. a classih.
cation indicating the general order OF merit and impor-
lance.
Class Isl includes the Lock Stitch Machine for family
use. and Tor manufacturers IN the snae .rangs OF purpose
and material. The committee has assigned this class The
highest rank, on account OF the {" elasticity. permanence,
beauiy ind general desirahleness Of the stitching WHEN
DONE aud The vide range OF its application. Al the
head OF this class they place the Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chine. and award it the highest premium, This has been
The uniform award ioT this maohiIe throughout the. conn
Try for several yesrs, and we think no disinieressed per-
son will dispute is justice and p~rorrieiy -lpathhnder
-wHRELER ANp WnsoSs SEWING MACHINE hook
The first premium al ihe late Belmont County Fair.
II. G. MARTIN IL agen, ior me sale OF the above ma
med machine 10 the counties OF Harrison. Jefferson, Cat
roll, Tusearawas, Guernsey, Belmont and Monroe,
fTWAifRANIED THREE YEARS. and sold by
HI MARrIN, RocKHILL, tKenAon 7. % Bslrnotn
County, Ohio. 49, u a
UJ-SESD Foa A CIRcsIhR.-h maye
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20
Sheriff's Sale
1lurles IL. Arick 10Y VIRTUE OF
m nrdar at sale q,
Charles II. Arick

Ralph Hen,herington and wife. me directed from III,
Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont County. Ohio, ! will
offer for sule, at the front door Of the Court House, i'll 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

DETROIT, Feb. 1.-THE news of the VIC
tory at Fort Donelson caused indescribable
joy here. One hundred guns we're fred on
receipt O the news, and tonight buildings
are illuminated. The Fire Department,
military and citizens are out in grand poces-
sion with banners, torches and rockets, eel
ebrating the great event.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
I'M PARTITION.

I'm LIZA IoIS
Theodore L Shu. 4 RY VIRTUE Of an order @
VS.. - sale 10 Inc directed from n
Elizabeth Vail, ct al. J Couu OF Common Pleas of Bel
mont county, Ohio, ] will offer for sale, ut the front doc
of the Court House, 10 said county, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

MooIrrIELp, Ohio, April Is, 1851.
This is to certify that | have had muse one Of Wheeler
q Wilson's Sewing Machines ior the pas, eight months,
and, as for the kind, | had correspondence from different
parts Of the country before ] purchased, and ] find ths
machine 10 be fully as good as II WIS recommended To
be for speed. durability aud management iron the finest
cambrics up TO the heuviesl goods in fact I would not
do without il fof double liz coF, II could nos got aDothsr
of the sinic Kind
ELIZAF, LANTZ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

This IL TO certify that I have used one OF Wheeler b
Wilson'S Swing Machines i1r eight rnuuths past, and
have found i! fully to answer the Recommendation, having
used it for all kinds Of family sewing. from the husst ID
the coarsest facncs, 10 my entire satisfaction.
MARY A MITCHELL,
Wife OF Isaac Mitchell
FLrsnISo, Ohio, 9TH month l7th, l51.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20
ELIZA F. LANTZ,
JOHN LANTZ.
T. n CHhW FNuID.
Pastor Nottingham Presbylerias Church

do hereby certify that I am personally acquainted
with Nr. and Mrs Lantz, and know them 10 be peysouS
OF strict truth and yeraciiy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

We have personally examined the various Machines
before the public. with an anxious desire to place before
our readers reliable informstion. Al the resul, Of such
examination. we unhrsitarngly recommend WHEELER
Il WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE as the Machine
tor family Use. c. KINGSLEY,
Eiitor Western Chr,slsn ALyocaU.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

For economy Of power, ease Of management variety
OF adaptation. and speed Of execution, the
Il WILSON MACHINE no coubt surpnsses all otaen
tof family use. d. W. LAR
Editors Ladies' Rerus;.ory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-20

To BRIs. GRS. GRANT. u, 8. Al;
SIN; The distribution OF forces under my command,
incidep, to an unexpected change OF commanders, and
the overwhelming force under your command, compel
me, Notwithstanding the brilliant success oil the Conied-
crate arms yesterday, to accept the ungenerous and un-
chivalrous terms which you propose.
am, sir, your obcdient servant,
[Sinedl S. b. BUCKNER,
Iirig (;.nl q q
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TESTIMONIALS!
METHODIST Book cosc,sw,

MFTHorBT BOOK CovvHnN, I
800, Mulberry Street, Now York.
Being in constant receipt OF inquiries from our breth-
rem respecting Sewing Machines, with requests 10 recon-
mend aud purchase diem. we hrve. m conjunction with
some lady friends, carefully and thoroughly examined
the various machines Of practical value for iamily sew
ing. and find those made by the WHEELER & WILL
Manufacturing Company to fully combine the o.
seGiais OF q good iIstrtIEeuL and such as we oan conf
IDENTIFY recommend.
Having seen so favorable results from their use, In orr
own and the households of our friends, we are DESTROYS
that their benefits should be shared by all our brethren,
and hence have interested ourselves in their behalf.
With best wishes, your brethren, -
ABEL. STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON,
AME FLOY, J. PORTER,
DANIEL WISE, JBENJkMiN
DAVID TERRY, WM. A. COX
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o.NDENlE.
HEADQuARTERs, TT. DoNRlsoN,
Feb. 10th, 1859.
SIR: In consideration OF all the circumstances govern
ing the present situation oil affairs at this station, ! pro-
pose to the commanding officer OF the Federal forces the
appointment OF commissioners To agree upon terms OF
capitalization OF the forces at the post unler my command.
III that view, | suggest All arnisice until |. O'Clock to-
day.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob6dicnt servant,
lSignedl s. b. BUCKNER,
Brig. Genl c. 5. A.
To Bril- Gen. u. S. GRANT,
Conidg u 5. forces near Fl. Donelson.
HEADQUARTERS IN FIELD,
FoRr DoNBLsos, Feb. 10, l5J2.
To GEN. s. n. BucKSgR:
SIR: Yours OF this date, proposing an armistice and
appointment OF commissioners 10 settle terms OF curitu-
lation, is just received. No terms except unconditional
and Immediate surrender can be accepted. l propose 10
move Immediately upon your works.
um, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
lSignedl U. S. GRANT,
Brig Gsn'l cont,dg'
..n HEADQUARTERS, DOVER, Tenn,
lA1 ~ IAnt
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A Farm at Private Sale

TINE SUBSCRIBER will sell his Farm, in eTyA.
J. Belmont County, Ohio, NEAR LOYDS- n
WILLIE, On TIE NATIONAL TURNPIKE IN
10 miles wesi Of Wheeling. and . North OF the @A
Ohio Central Rail Road, containing about
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
WHTER ARRAA sEhEHY,
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
IA a 4 Il R & n ID.

On and altar MONDAY, nov. Is, lssi,
PH1Ai
Eor Baltimore, At $50 o u. % 10 IN II 30 q h,
{Ekprsss, } and 1850 p. %.
For Chester ~ 10 g. ~ II 30 Al d 10 sud TO- u
For Wilmington. ~ 30 . N Sles Ia. II 10 .
m, . ID and 10 10 y. ~.
Eor New Osstis, at SO D. m and sN I'm
For Dover, 1T s1b o. m, snd sA6 pm
For Milford, at SIG q. m.
For bsliBbary, ct 9 10 =. N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore At $50 .. ~. (Express3 l.os p
o. Leave Wilainstcn sI st fsS sad s'ss IN, Al,
ssh, and $50 p NJ.
Leave Milford kt Ab6p.m IN.
Leave Dover Sf . .. ~ ann olvp IN.
Leave New CASTLE ct II .. u kld s.10 p, q.
Leave Chester at $50 ., In, 1918, tL1, and . 8;
Leave Baltimore for Bausbury and intsInsdist;
stations ct so and p m. for Dover and intsrms
diAte stations, at .0S p m,
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester Rt 5sb .. m, l2 o. and IL ~ .. III
Leave Wilmington at $50 .. a., s.2e 9 On. 10 81
tshEfsal u s i fRA1H, with Passenger o.r attached
will run a. follows:
Leave Philsdelphis. for rsrrysills and irtsrms
aiate placas, at s. 10 2, IN.
Leave Wilmington for PeTrYynls and tatsTIHsdi
Lsave Baltimore, for HAVE Dc draes AID inter
mediate stations, vt ~ III.
ON SUNDAT6 0AlY;
A. $50 a. M and 1901 p VI from Philsdsiphis u
Baltimore
A. irola baltimore to Philsdslph!s.
more will run daily, Mondays e.ctv.tdi
jaa Sd Prssidsnt.
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TO Ambrotypists
AND
Photographers

In addition TO our large buhnsss, ", have sue,
. large an1 obotos stock OI SmbTntyps sIi rLoto
graph materials, suoh -
UNfOh CABrs
Every siAs In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES
svsrS size made
UdTOH GILT FRAMES,
every siss msicr
ANSI and OVAL MATS ana PREsERvEiio
tvsry size In the Trads,
l1CELsIoR IRON PLATES,
svsry sizs In the trade,
hELAIEOTTPE AND vERNEE PLATEo
every sizs made.
FRENCH CROWN GLAss,
every sire In ths Trade,
We guarantees to sell this STOCK st or near the mxn
ufsotursrs prices,
Our printed PRIcE,LIsT sent nee 20 any ~
dress,
Orders from Aytists In the respective Camps
promptly attended to by return mail.
Store open from ., m. TO S,so p, N.
=. !, BRILLW co.,
lQ-Slo-alo Seventh strsst,
0Jn Nssebaa,ass .. O
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
NEW YORK EXoELsIOu BAKERY,

NEW YORK EXOELsIOH BAKERY,
~ ss3 Jth btTeet, near Maryland ave-, 1slano
VIM PATEN respectfully informs the public tha
be has become soils proprietor Of he celebrated es
tablishment lately owned b. his father, and will b
happy TO supply all crd8rs, with the utmost dspao oh
At prices In accordance with the times The Quahf,
Of DIR artiOles Is not to bs exoGlIsd sutlcn sup
Piled on liberal terms.
Again We come before you,
Oui.hanner In unfurlea,
While our customers are hocking
From all quarter Of the world.
5or Cur Bread, our Cake, and Psstriee,
For our Puddings, 6weetmsats too
And they come 20 last upon rs,
That We soaroc know what to d.
Our bakers hsvs been busy
From early morn It'll night,
while our stock Of dour Y vanisniaz:
Bot this gives rs delight
Sey uquiak aalss and maii prohe.'
Ia the motto Of our store,
and you purchase onos tom Us,
You VIII surely purchase mora
And slso that tbs herslds
VIII proclaim from Worth to South
That the 'Brsad snd Cake of Patents
Entcrs evstybody's Mouth y
iuiy 1f.-2m
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
EOn D0ssOH, VIA RkwrOas AVE

By tAs 9lsuAld end superior s,san. /. .-A
STATE, 1Af 1TATE, ead STATE UfXz1NE,
% he nsvsston of IonS leland sound, rSnnInS i IL
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of - miles only 10 Boston.
fss steamer PfRH TH T sTAfE csps AZ slsSfo
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ct o'clock, r.
Ihs Us steamer METSoPoIIs, H, Pol Cap. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, at 4 o'olook,
These steamers are fitted with oonmodius state.
rooms and every arrangement for the security and
oomott Of passenger, who are afforded by this route
nights rest on board and, on arrival 1T Fall river
prooeed per steamboat train, reaching Bostcn early
the following morning, or may remain on boq,l M
al starting Of the accommodation at 8 AM. b.
which they nay reach Boston about s.a5 A. NJ
bagGage mastsr Y Att aohsd to each steamer who
receives and ticket: the baggage, and accompanies
A steamer runs, In connection with this line, BE-
iwseu Fsn river and Provsdenos, daily, except Bun
Freight - Boston Ia forwarded through with gres,
dispatch by On Express Train, which leaves fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, 81 ~
O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving atits
destination st about II A. NJ.
For freight oS passage, apply on board, or atth
ofnes, on Pier No. ., North river For state.room
and berths, apply on beard, or II desired to seouH
WIN, BORDEN, Agent, \
aus i1-u 70 and n West street N. n
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II n Y o U r r l. I E . /.

oryiox oy the CHixy QuARIsaMAsrsR,
.|. Army gr he Potomac,
Warrington, Sercmb1 20, lss9.
PROP03ALS are invited for iurnishinG for ths
use Of the army Of the Po;ohso the following sr
tioles. p -.'0' :
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baied, the weight Of each bale to bo
marked thereon
1000 900 bushels of Oats, Of the best Qualify,
a.ropg ssoks, we'll sewed
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, we'll sea.
soned and OF the best quality.
Each bid must be aeoompa anied BY The endorse.
msnt OF two responsible persons that the contracts
II awarded will be fu filled
Bids will be opened from tims to tina % the ar.
tclss may be needed and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities. NEEDED TO the lowest responsible
bidder up TO ,hs time Of opening.
The right is ieservtd 70 accept all or any part Of
Proposals should Be endorsed " Proposals for Hay
or Oats, or Wood" as the case may be, and en-
oloss 10 separate envelopes
Lien, Col, and D SuGSs cSst I6SaALLs: 2
ssp 24-0
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rSLAIns AsAIss1 u. UsIsnD sgAvEu
frNLEY BlesEI, llt. assis.sr OF ,ns u

1INLEI BIssE5 g g.; @ : asgi;ssSg s S 2, sps Y:
ssior a Law, viii devote their entrs sftsstoe ts
The prosecvuop and ssttlsDsnt Of demands aSains
the Qnissd stktss, growing out Of the prsasnt var
rsoters, and Diseursins oMeeni, applications 10,
sured, and tor eompsasatfos for the uss o, privaie
tor u. injury Of suoh property by he srwy; to'
iistrioutivs shares ct monies payable at the Trss
suTy and due to sub contractor and others.
1ney vii also give legal advice to claimsnk, Ooh
3Ases and prepare written srgur,sntg when desiIod
with Non .residsnt Agents who may ssnd them
s,s,ns an equitable division Of oommissio1s will h
made.
Uudisputsd Demands will be oollso.sa saa
rcmptly remitted fer q 0ommisssn Of from BAH
1.-TWO and hall per oent depending Oh ths
5oniGotsi moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges, IJsk :.
sen.noc, and a minute knowledge af To. 0i isEe
regnlrtons rulee and erecedents,. goveInms Uni
slsss OF busineF st the Departments, they hope to
render theiT services uDsfal to esasnts shd puGiu
Syeiitcgs
Referenss may BE- made to Members Of ConErssa
ard eflcers Of the G,Jstnment; ssc especially, ty
Pesmission, 70 The Hon. Es:suA WHIITLsasT, ktrrt
oomptfoler q we Irssspry;
Once, No as street, assI Trsssury ana Wn
AsdS' Hotsi. nov s-at1
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
IRON a X M or PLAT n ..
NAvT DEPARrxsrT,

. Washington, September 10, 1850
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT 7 will until the lhih
Of October receive propositions Tor the delivery OF
the Iron ArRvr ana Deck Plating for vessel build
Hampshire, Boston, New York, AID Phils Ihia.
The Side Plating to be IN Eve IN hoknessea Of plates
not sss than one inch In thickness each and tha
Deck Plating In two thicknesses three quarters oil
An inch each the Plstes to trmmst to hapr but
the bending and punching the hjles will be done b.
the Government o. the navy yard.
The plates are TO confsrni generally to those usea
10 the vessels Of the Glaze OF the "Monitorr noI.
building fer the Governnsnt
Upon application 10 the CoEmandant Of e.:h ci
the yards named, the quantities, dmensicr and
description OF the several kinds Of plates he OF
taiDtd.
The propoi ais will be addressed to tie Esyy Dc
par, mspt and endorsed OF the outsi ie Proposals
for Iron Atmnr Piates," that they may b. di tia
Ruiahsd from ether letters. Tsep io--la vtOct Is
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
ROO N,

OAK ALL Oh HING ROO NJ,
" No. 46i Seuenh street, beiOU r.
The subscriber takes great pleasure In announcing
TO his old Friends md Gus omers that he has opened
ns " store at No 484 Seventh street, near +, wher
he has hne selected stock OF Clothing for Men and
Boys wear, which they have Just received from the
NORTH und Offers Them Tor sale at the lowest North.
ei n prices j. BRUCE CO,
ClothIsrs, No. 494 Seventh street.
Every body's attention Ia called TO our new stock
Of Clothing for Men and Boys' use, which We have
qst Isoivsd and offer for sale at very low prices at
No. ~ Seventh street, nosr +.
J. BRUCE Il CO.,
Propristou Of Oak Hall Clothing Room.
q ak-2m
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
ID EV0LVIs0 IRON TUR q nTs.
NAvI DsrARrHEs5,


Washington, September 10, 1857.
The NAVY DEPARTMENT will reosivs pro
positions for the construction and erection On board
Of vsysl bulldisg st tbs PSrtsqputh, New Hsmp.
shire, Boston, New York, and Phiiadslphs navy
yards, Of two fsvolyius towers and impiegns ole
smoke pipe for cash vesssi.
On one Of The towers there IA to Be pilot houss,
The whole 10 BE- On the general plan Of thoss now
building for the naval service.
rhs diameter Of the tower will BE- 2l feet In H..
clear, Q thickness will be eleven inuhes composed
Of plates Of not less than one inch ,hiok
The smoke pipe in thickness six inches, conpcscd
al The TOP six iuches aud height above the deck
eight feet.
The propositions must embrace sl the maohiuery
tor revolving and working the turrets ar the guns
and will stata the cost and the lime within which
the work on each vessel will be oomp pete1 on board
and ready for servic.
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings by the Navy Department.
froposals will be received until the 18th day OF
October, and must be addressed 10 the Navy Dspsr,
msnt, and endorsed on the GU tide "Proposals ,or
Revolving Turrets" that they may be distinguished
from other letters taep lo-iawtOcLl6
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
~ u M u y HI aG N Ew.
II X Y A - ,

Now Is the tiuie to buy your FAN Clothing at No
400 Seventh street. Where you can find all the la
test style goods ut Northern prices
H0 Ho For Seventh street, No 4do A large
Invoice of Clothing, 1T very low prices No 4oc sev
enth street ~ ar II.
A new way to save Gold buy your Clothing ct No.
400 Seventh street. opposite Post Once, at 10 per
cent below the market price, Ia Treasury notes
Smith'a No: 46o Seven st.vs, k the cheapest house
in townio buy your Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Trunks, Hats, end Caps
90 4-8m
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
DROPOsALs VOR PAPER.
NAvr DKPAarNEsr,
Rure1u Of Propisions and Clo.hina,

Bureau Of Propisions and Clothtao,
September q, lsta.
PROPOSALS. (ssalsd and endorsed =. Proposals
for Papor'') will be received at this Bureau until
noon on the 3oth day Of October uext, for iurpith
log and delivering at the Navy Yard st Brooklyn,
New York, thr.e hundred ieams Of paper with the
ptivi &c Of increasing the qusLity 70 one thousand
b The paper to be white, l3k inches BY lek inohe'
- weigi 10 pounds to the IeaU, aad made Of linen
sock 10 be stop ruled, leaving one Inch margin
each page, back and trent; 10 be ruled, "a lines on
each page, with one inch margin at too and bottom
Sample Of quality and size Of the paper may be
seen at the office OF the Inspector in charge thu
Navy Yard In ChArlestown, Massachusetts,; Brook
lyn, New York; Philadelphia, Pennsy lvania; aud
at this Bureau. sep 2i-law4w
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~ Dh. 9. b. sIGEsmOHD has returned
to the city and rssumsd hs duties as usual ssptl7
NV ~oHEoHpIihsaTX9S oHSEoHpEIhiX9s ANY M AFMTn AAFhMrTIn5toiAL

NEW INVEKTIOH OF ARTIEIClAL L
~ OHEOfLABTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, By
u r. 3. b. SIG E 8 ND,
915 Broadway, New York; and 200 PennA avenue
bet. 18th snd 18th ste. Washington, D. O.,
Calls the attention Of the public to the following
advantages Of bis improved system:
ft The teeth OF hs manufacture will never oorToit
nor change color By any soids and are three fourth
tighter than any other,
Id No teeth or roots need be oxtI scted, 60 tht
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Cd fha roots will bs made inofensivs and Asver
&c lGhs.
ith. No temporary teeth are needed % psrln xEea,
Jie1 Can GO MADE immediately, thereby preserving
he natural eSprason Of the face, which, under the
Did Gystem, Ia frequently dishsared,
9Th. This work hos baen fully tested for over i've
years, By many Of the first OtGElists sii Physctsns
Of this and tlie old country.
Or. 8. has also invented white indsstruetisis
metal HiEg with which tina most sentative teeth onn
be llled without pain, and oan build up . perieo,
'tu1d tooth on haf s,da roofs, which will l.1t
through u lifetime.
nG fsist0 I. the folio aiDs ssntiss,sa Dr. v Mott;
Or. Ootelnul, PIofessor Of ChsmistFy; Hon, A
Mann, jun,; Sapt Crabtras, Vice Pseslient OF the
Emigration Co. of New ToIE Hon Judge Wayne
of tho Suprono Court. of Washington, n, o and
thousands Of others,
Gail aud sxAIeins yourselves. nov A.-an,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
A DAMS Express Company.
- OAcs ElA Fsnn. Avsna.,
WAsg,noIou CIII, u {.
GREAT EASrERH, NORTHERN, AND n Esi
EMN hAPkEHH FORMAEDEHa

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, And Il NEsI
EhN E4PRGsS FORWARDING
msrCn aReiSs, mSusy, Jswslry, ySiua~
biss, Hotss, 5tOcks, Bonds, Sc,
Forwarded with SAEETY AND DISPATCH 10
all scce 6ibls ssotions Of the country This companI
has agencies In tha principal railway towns In tbs
NORTH. EAsT, WEST, AND HOsTHWEsI
Its principal Offices are
NAhhINGIOal DC, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PHILhpGLPHIA, BALTIMORE, CIfj-
CINNAlI, 81. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON
Connections are nsis CT New York anu Boston
with lines forwsrding 10 the CAEAp Al and TN
BRITISH PROVINCES, sud with stsa!nalp iiGoi
And thence by European esprOssss to all proniincas
commercial towns In Great Britain Shi on the Oo0
unsnt
Collection OF NOTES, DAAFIs, sad Bnls
made at all accessible pafts Of tn. United States
q. O. DUNN, Agent,
ba Washington, d q,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Two vHH OSHIonRs or vnn Ahns.

Just arrived, . direct iABortaston yer sssans.
aenf of nsrtns, 0pirs, Field 0lassss, and T3is
ssCpss, 0hich VIII all o very nttls above ths eos
y fefh. Asto the qualities, there are none sype
this market, Also, large and vsll ssSoitsd stool
q 0Psra alasss, hioresSopes, gold, diver, aaA ~
epsseaoles and Eye 9lassse, sItsd TO the eight b.
De nbs Of IN Optometer A,oonsderAble number 81
certificates to be At my ONCE, fIoa aehtlemxE
&hs have been suited 1t my cid establishment
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
GOVERNMENT ADyTS.
psasIon oysloE, yysM 9, ,ss1. ~.

pxasIoH ogri1E, yysE 9, issl. sl,,,,s
Application having been made under the Aot OF ssd
June 1860, for the reiasus Of the land Warrants Do
stribed herein which are alleged TO have beoa lost
destroyed notice q hereby ESen that Ct the ds.s
following the description OF sach warrant, nav
oertlAess Of like tenor will Be Issued II uovslid Oh
lection should then appeaf
No e1.16s, for 100 sores, lact Of l1th februasy
ls47,) In favor Of Edward Martin, Of Capt. Browns
company, battalion Of Mormon volunteers, In ths
war with Mexico-0ctober 81, 1899
No 100 40, for 100 acres, issued under the aat Q,
March, 1855, In the name Of Abigail Joy. t0rme,
wioow Of Christopher Grant, and was granted March
q. 1sa2-Ootober II, 1872
No, S0,0q7, tor 100 aores, Issued under the act OF
March, 1855, In tho name Of Amcs Barrett, aud VS.
granted May 10, 1s68--Ootober II, 1891.
No 7o,k}s, for 1850 acres, Issued under tbs sot OF
March, 1856, In the Aameof John BENJAMIN and VA
granted December 1S, ls67-Octobsr II 1864.
No. 7o,s29, for lso acres, Issued under the sot OF
March, 1865, u the name Of Zalmon Randall end
was granted May Q, ls48-Ootober %, 1852.
No e8, 1885, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1855, In the name Of Rachel, widow Of
Thomas Meredith, std was granted Mach 2, 1859 -
December Q, 1899.
Jo8EPh II. BARRETT,
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The national Republican., 1862-10-08

RANB OF COmmEHOE, aCO'TOWN.
- For the convenience Of the holders In this city
notee OF the above Bank will be redaemed at on
SoaaseE, United btates Trsssury Notes, or II
srTTEsHoysl. yAET co.,
W 0AAkey, - ~. sveaus,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
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