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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
The Battle ut Perryville, Ky.
Tng CASUALTIES, &c.


There were a great many men from Bel
hout County engaged in the battle at Per
ry~ille,. Ky. The 18th, It is thought, was
not in it. We have one company in the
5Oth, two IN the SD, aud three in the 9Sth.
We have no news from the 5Oth.
Lieut.. Col. Cowen telesraphs that tho
Belmont boys in the SD are ''all right
Col. Webster, of the 9Sth, commanding
h brigade, was killed. Lieut.. Col Poor
mans horse was shot under him, but he is
uninjured except slight hurt in falling
ii oni his horse when the animal was killed.
In Capt Mtchell's company there were
th,ee killed Geo. W. A. Thompson, John
Cope, and - Hare. Geo. Thompson
worked in our Office, previous to going into
The army. He was noble and generous 70
fault, and az good boy as ever carried
inusket. He sleeps the sleep that knows nc
waking. He fills soldiers grave, another
life given up on the altar OF his country te
Husil this internal Stakeholder Rebellion
Peace TO his ashes.
Sheriff Lochary permits us to publish
the following letter from his son, First Lieu
tenant in Capt. Cordner's Co., 9Sth Rcgi'
inent:
CAMP NEAR PERRYvILLE, KY, Oct. l.
DEAR FATHER: expected that yo'
would be uneasy concerning my fate in tn
late battle fought near this place: hav'
escaped without scratch. The loss in ou
Company was very heavy. Two killed, tw'
missing, and twenty two wounded.
K;ued-Isaac Reeder and Michael Delan,
Missiag--J. E. Evans supposed to b
killed, Erasmus Wilson, (probably killed.
Wounded-B. McKisson, dangerously I
shoulder; VIM Harmer, slightly in leg; N
Fisher, dangerously in body; Benz. Lane
flesh wound in leg; BENZ. Leach, do; 4
Humphrey, in arm; Jesse Cordner, co; {
@. Green, do; A. Green, do; Jas. Creighton
hin; N. Wilson, neck; (not dangerous, Gee
iHinkle, do; }. Wheeler, hand; Henr
AUX, do; VIM. White, hip; 4: 4. Chant
ler, knee; Luke Upton, hip; Abner Hum
shoulder; Clark Wilkinson, leg; j. A
Kemp, hip; Vim. Thornberry, shoulder
W. McManis, leg and nose.
You will see by this that we suffered 81
verely. It was hard fight.
Webster, our gallant Col. was killed.
Also Gems Jackson and Terrell.
All the other boys, thin ARE safe. The
all fought well. 1t lis now dark, and mu
stop. Your Son,
WIN. G. LoCHARY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

SFECIAL LEVY.
Rchland TIP. District No 3.''''''''.' ''..'.'.'

will attend IN person or ny nsmiy =. 'nc place q
lowing days for the purpose Of receiving raxes'
smith Township, Monday, October ON
washington Township, Tuesday Ociober IN
Wny,Ie Township, Wednerdsy, October en-;
some rsei Township. Thursdsy, OK tpber 9thi
Warren Township, Friday, ottober loih
Goshen Township, Saturday, October !itn
Cojerain Township, Monday. October iythi
Wheeling Township, "Wednesday, October ION;
Piushing Township Thursday, October 18Th
Krkwood Township, Friday, octobey iI,h;
Union Township, Saturday October isthi
York Township, Tuesday, October 2Ist;
Mead Township, "Wednesday, October I'd
Putney Township. Thursday, Oclober ySd;
pease township, Friday, October 2ahj
i,ichiand township, Saturday, October s5th;
And from the last named day until the 9Oih Of Decem
ber will attend my Office in H. Clarsvlls ior 'he
do hereby notify the Tax Payers that VIII reaa,s'
fourth tile tax in specieand ulso all Road hcccip
mus, he maid in before the 2ih Of Dec cerber or the.
viii h. LOST to the holder On all Taxes not paid by lh
2oth OF December the Law fixes penalty OF ave pc
| cent . ,,r oA; ~ q Tr.,.ur
No,sa Nierchnn,s' aud Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling
ayabe in Wheengwl Be y Isssiye% M N payment
| Tax. ISAAC n. rAriInso4>' ''e"
| Oct. q IS62.-8w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
[Pron the Wheeling InseIiseneer.l ggtL
The Recent Butternut Meetin8 et
st. Clairsville.

ST. CLAIRSviLLE, Onlo, Oct' H.
Editors IateAigenccr; Etg. .8..
The pertinacity and efrontery with which
some men will violate the truth, Is as
tonishinp, but for cuol, refreshing. speci-
men of nnadul,erated lying, that article on
,ha Rutternut ConyentioR which met 10 this
nlace. by the Press editor, is unequaIled.-
T'he Butternuts themselves pgree that 1t was
! failure Ia point OF numbers and account
far its being 30 in various ways, but that
iii. nj tool of treason the Press declares 1t 70
have been "a glorious demonstration. Il
savs also in one delegation alone, whicn
hcIped to swell a procession that reminded
II Of the palmy days Of !" ~, we,e twenty.
1--WE wagons aud about fifty persons on horse
back. The whisky with which the Butter
nuts slopped the editor must have been the
regular double le-barrellel, tanglefoot, Tor
there we're not so many vehickles, or horse,
men 10 the whole procession. have hoaro
| those declare who counted, that men women
and children included, it numbered one
hundred aud tacenty
! Prominent as uisrshal ana leader OF tne
procession was a man who has declared ~
the streets of this town that ne preferred
the Government Of JEFF. Davis to that, OF
Abraham Lincoln, and at a meeting wnen
| the war broke out subscribed tfty dollars
for the relief of the families oil volunteers
but upon reflection erased his name and sub
scription, thus violating. his plightcd iaitil
az a man OF honor. Others. OF the SAINT
ilk acted as assistant marshals and Haunted
to the breeze the flag OF our country. Sucn
are the men who parade branches OF DuI
ternuts, the insignia of treason, side by side
with the glorious emblem OF our nation
glory, and who the Press would have oul
people believe are going to save our country
God protect a country the salvation or dc
struction Of which depends upon such men
But we may thank God that they are no.
and that there is little danger OF their pc
ing in position to harm our country, 1t un
ion men but do their duty at the ballot box
as they are doing it upon the battle held.
Twas present in the evening when tina
pusslanimous sneak, Ross j. Alexander
charged the Wheeling gentlemen, who tina
evening addressed the Union citizens, witt
having carried revolvers in their pockets .
''intimidate free speech. heard also tn
F: honest and earnest denunciation OF Alexan
der as a ''liar and coward"--by one o
these gentlemen--and witnessed the effec
; which one determined man may have upo
. ffty blatant rowdies. Those gentleme
would have been well sustained in case OF
! fight and the blows of earnest, determine
;; men would have told fearfully upon sue
;. dissipated rogues as composed that crowd
5 This same Ross Alexander is strangely u
consistent, endorsing and applauding th
j. ridiculous remarks of Stambaugh on anna
eamation, and yet has done more to er
: courage it practically than any man in tb
county. SPECTATOR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

THE Supreme Court Of the State Of New
yart have issued q perpetual injunction
sss;nst Eaton and jenkins for counterfeiting
Evsr's Csthsrtic Pills, holding them respon
& s;bis for the cruel imposition in what they
Ssve done and restraining them from fur
thsr I like injury to the public. ifany class lass
SS"u, % naople more than another needs the
s,..Ss:sss;t;oS vS Of law to shield them from i'm
. "ossnrs. Il e the sick and suffering who are
shSs tn urotect themselves. A remedy 20
% Sm;wsrssi,y employed as Ayers Pills by all
1Yassss. bosb 70 c,irb and prevent disease,
S,o,ild as Il does, have cvery security the
~ - rsr aNwdh, irUm counterfeit ard I'M
s.s;on.-ICabinet, schenectady.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

LcRoss-BREwER.-ont the 25th ult2, by
Rrv j. M Carr Mr.. Edward Shallcross and Miss Mar
garet brewer, both Of Loydsville, ONO i,at
ADY-LUCAs-O., the 6sh inst, BY Rev. J HendeI'
shot, Mr.. James Ady and Mfss Emily Lucas all o Der
mont County. t M
Alex xANDER-IJCAs.--Ont the 6,h inst, by Rev
Hendershot Mr.. James w. Alexander and Miss MHf-
,ha Ann Incas all of Belmont County. iH = .'fs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

n@BouNTY MoNEY.-The Military
Eowwittss of Belmont county, have order
ID william Alexander, Of Bridgeport who
hss BEEN appointed Paymaster, to pay TO
thoss Who volunteered between Aug. 22c
and lst September last, into Companies
raised in Belmont county, and to bill up oie
Reeimcnts, ten dollar each.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
EXECUTORS Notice.

,or,cr ia hereby given that n, The Probate Cour for
~ Belmonv County, Ohio undersigned was appoint,
ed and ouuli6ed FIX Of the Estate o' Na'aei
Groves deceased, late OF said County,
All those indebted said estate are requested 70 Hake
im,edia,e payment; nnd those having claims hgaiis
amid estate are notified to presen' uss'h 'o'
Within one year nom '''' '''' JOSEPH p ARRIcK.
Oct 1g. 1857 hf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

LErrEss from Illinois predict that the
Union Republican party will elect its state
ticket, nine out Of fourteen members Of
Congress, aud the Legislature, which Is &c
choose Senator in place of Senator Brown
ting. Ata ea AX
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
The Latest and Best.
RAtNeoW's PATENT RELIEF
FOR HERNIA.

TTNRIvALED IN THE WORLD for Fuse, Eacac!
" and Durability. Superior to the old Steel Truss TOT
the following reasons: 49,
Ist il canno, get out OF place when properly adjusted
I'd lis similarity TO the -Cap-bscoming rigid and
firm by sruinimg or lifting
si. The pressure can be regulated in one mnutes
time by the wearer. .,,..-.. 70
4h You can rest and sleep, and forget II Is on you
5 II will last ic time, and lose none OF its efficacy
9th II does hot impede locomotion; neither VIII !, III
terfere with nUture will.
7th II meets ihs difficulty by an upwnrd pressure.
Hh It does not oppress the spine, bu' braces ahe
strengthens il. ., I
9,.l II presses the proper place nj the proper time
10Th Ii has in all superseded tie slce ad sue
cecds where the steel has failed.
Price IS. LA - IL -., ,;,u A., ,nn,,
For sale ly T. w COLLINS, Druggist, ST. Clairsville
| q ,rhe only agent in this part OF the state.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
Aew advertisements,
STOLEN--$2O REWARD

a from iocus, ,r.e Opposite Major Thos. rhonip,
s,,p,s In 81 Cairsvlle on Tuesday evening tue l's
INST She ia dark chestnut sorrel, with while slaf ~
her forebead one white hind loot about lot hands g'
toleraby light uHne aud tail ui pretty light linoru
She had on new saddle. The brsdle was worn '9lle,
ami mad double reins and marngue aud bad on light
snrng shoes before She 10 nice saddle Mare. -
ine n' o''a'0 n'' ''''' e "1' SAMUEL. Nj THOMPSON
q, Clairsyille. Ohio, Oct 10, 1854 NJ llF' .ua
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
saturday, Oct. rs, 1867,


between The hours Of 70 o'clock A. ~, and O'clock p.
~ Of said day. the following Real Estate. 20 Wit:
Frr TpAcT. aitisic IN the County Of VI lnnon Ohio
being part Of the Northwest quarter of section IS Town.
ship Range 81 bsginnag fOf the same Ut ths cufhued
corner of said qusrer; henso North 81 2oioo poles 70
post from which red Uot four inches " dianatof
bears Norh II deg Esr i0t links, and white osf ~
inches ~ dainatsf besrs South % der. West - nksi
h.nce Jasi W poe. 10 post from which rcd osk six
inches IN disns;ef u-srs East ~ inks and hlckory
INCHES Norm ~ deg. West u Inks; thence South .,
e5 lUy poles q the line of FIJI Wineman' ano
thence West ~ posA 70 the place u besniinsi contain
ing sarfcs, ~ poies.
Srcosp fascr. Also In lbo same Norhwea quarcf
Of Section 29 tnd becinnt for tho 9, ibe Norb.
wer coruet Of ,oid Soeion. ticuce soais deg Wes'
iva ~ 10 roles TO a stoke, II Eaa dog South ~
100 poles TO stake u.ree Ncfth deg. Eaa 39ioo
poles 10 o sake tlepce wsI3dsg North u 7.ltO poles
10 the place u oezinbinv; coitsliIg 21t ecrcs
Trrp raAcr. Staair IN the County and Sirie hiofe-
ssd and being part OF SEC o. Township s, Range s
bosDring for the ,ame q 100 po, from ihs Norbwe.
corner of said Section; ihonce Ess, deg Seuth y
sOiov poles 10 g stake thence Sguth drs ia, We
80 inn polss IN a stake; thence WeS deg Nonh =
70 100 poles 10 aeke; thence South dos. Norh 10
20 100 poles 70 thu place Of beginning coisainis
pcrel
Aprrsi.ed at 81 Sic ,,, ..sr
Terms cnsiL y. lSoSHAtts rhrInna
shsrid's ofce, St Ciaifsville, Sept, x, i7oa-eo 20
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
NOTICE to PHYSICIANS
JAMES w. COLLN'S,
nruaslaf. ~. llalraHllle. o.

"A members Of the proe sson generally for tit liberal
pat tronnxe and past fayors would take pleasure IT. in-
iof,nipg them that he hss Just received IA
a;AN2IyR. LAMOUnEuxk OyS PHARMAEUrI
AND DBAGEES. These preparation
are destined TO take important place W Fncspsucs
as expor.fce has already demonstrated, and the fnost
distinguished practitioners sgrec IN admitting Thou
Pifs Gfanues and Drsgers are coveted with coanng
Of sugar and present great advantages me 9usdiupe
poin of view Of t,e exacess Of The weight Of the Med
cine4 OF rs periccl its and syrre
ule mi,jstralion oId sboye all. ns greatly ncfeesod
Therapeutic nctoii These Medicines urc prepared by
Messrs GARNER, I.suourcnx o. members oi Tie Col
'sTf q ho sI. AZ EXTENSIVE sUPrY or
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, COIL
AND SrANNCM FOIL, GUM PLAIN. AND PlNUi
TEETH, oil Of which e viii sell vi the most fc"SCns9'e
terms. V''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
'1nT mENTAL u SUPPLY DEPOT,

,,,ic the Dentists of the county supply themselves
70 I'eaI;, ,oek together with the lease Of Sore-room
ts.;S.n,e connected herewith viii be disposed Of
OF de rea.onube terms A. lI ass aGst
Yer. rs1esuasiy' ~, rhtr,xs
July n, lsus ... ... W.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
saturday, Oct. rs, ls82,

between ,,s hour, Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and ocncf ?.
NJ OF said day at the front door OF the Conn House ~
The town Of 81 Csis,e, the following Real Estate, TO
vii: at.
Si,unto IN the County Of Belmont and State Of Ohio,
aud adjoining the town Of MarinsYile. and being part
,f the ~ w quarter Of fractional Section ~ Iownsip
q Range q aud bounded follows; beginning Oh the
South side OF Jc-Fson Street in SAID town. on the line
bsxren Sections u aud ~ Nnrih Of Elm feo twelve
inches ia disinaler; thence Nodn de-. Wet li2T5
poles 10 tue nnldle oi le Msunsyile ard S rleaset
plak Road; thcrce hy the middle Of said Road Norn
10 deg Eas rs poles thence 81 deg Lat ro!os thence
North 81 deg East pocs 9l deg F. poiesi thence
NO-h IS dsgrcgts Eat 3 poles uence norm
ga deg Eat ~. 20 pole, 70 aId late Of Eo Msrin;
thence leaving ssid Plank Road South ~ DEF East NV
toles the Norrasl coracr Di hh1nnon aic Eiagi ~
thence south G8 deg WcN - poesi thence South ~ ceg
West pols the said Jefferson s'fee and iheilcs "h
cuh 81 deg. Wcs Il poles 10 the hegininy conisIl-
ing ~ ner,s ard l00k perches with the app?rrnanrss :
and being tho same ad Conveyed BY ile sad Zene ~
deed ai mortgage 10 one Thomas III. Geiii Inc anose
dc erbrd premises wi be sold iI eight Separate lols
complete description Of esc tog-iher with tue amount
will he tound on Ale ct tie Clerks oi.ee as per Survey
made by W Vaipch Esq
Also lots designated ard known as Lots i5s- !eI arc
ice OF tho plat Of Zanes addition TO the iowh o Ma1p
vile Belmont couuty, Ohio.
Also a piece OF ground bounded as follows; Com
mencng vi the No1hreg corter OF Lot 81 IN Lsne'
addition TO said town: thcnce East 20 ce 10 tse hive
bank; thence South to Monros .troe, thonoo Wes'
feet 10 the s. T. rorncr Of lot 1872 'heee 10 the place
OF begiiuAng-supposed TO co:ain one ac'e, more o
| less.
Annraircd n. follows:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
Wooden Factory in Operation.

TNARMERS along the line Of the Rail Road can send
L thuir WOOL. to MARBLES MILLS Wanock's
Station where. IL desred, can be made INTO CLOTH
ready for the iuior -
Uj-Send along with Wool plain directions how you
wan, it manufactured with owners name, and place
where il is To l-c delivered on reiurr
The prcsent owner has re-hued the works, and the
Mills viii he kept in operation ny Horse power water
lails The experienced Operuior, JosEH EAnSslAv
ruis charge ol The works, and together with the II
prietor will endeavor TO satisfy all customers
Address business communications TO
my.,a}n A. " MARBLE, Wpmocks Station.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
AY E RPS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
co,npi,uningl Are yon outd
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
conifurtablei Tiles. synp-
tsns are often the prelude t.
serious illuess. Some NJ ID
sickness Is creeping upon YOU
and should be a,ertel by a
timely use Of the right rrin,
sdy. Take Ayers lil!S, ana
cleanse out tue disorderei in.
mors purify the blood, aud
let tho hnids move on unob-
structcd In health again
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body iuto vigorous ar'
tivity, purify the system from
the obstruciions which make
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nRHG STORE FOR SALE.

DNUU NIOI60 Wv -'[-7-.-'
RARE opportunity is hereby onrree 70 ny oue
,s;sb y rsdrs, and will dispose OF my stock hx,nres
and good will reasonable leris Inc room ,Nr hr
s,n.p, in nea, and tasteful mnnner, There y sso
smp,e good and dry seller room me nsne !.
nss III ,e establishment has always ranked US
Ine y. @ hs,sr Than any other Drug Store IN belnon'
sooa ho, in lhe amount done, and IN It's paying Guar.
a,sS And the reputation o the es'aohsnsh'i"sP"'"S
OF It's Drugs stands Al IA, p,. .,so os,sblishsd n
l. IN connection WIN biuSrN u.s.
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Sherif's Sale.

rsaae Holloway Dy VIRTUE Of q vendi 70 me
vs - directed from the COur Of Com
Minor Howell, mon Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio,
fsreal Howell ! Will sei, a, tho 'front.' dopr OF the
Jas Hoophey cour House, IN the town Of s. clsfs-
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Franklin Book Bindery.

u, III. RILEY, Columbus, d.
THE undersigned has connected FIRST CDASs A;
i BOOK BINDERY with the BOOK AND STA
'TIONERY BUSINESS established in this ciy twenty
years ago awaiting himself Of the best modern Machinery
and Steam Power Tor
BINDING EDITIONS OF BOOKS
Re binding Public and Private Iibraries providing also
complete facilities and the best stock and appointments
for manufacturing t'lIl 1.h4 A |'
Blank Books,
viz Duptcates Records, Docket Ledgers and Journals
and ali other work for County Officers Railroads. Bank
ers Commission and Mercantile Houses, respectfully 30
;cs orde RS for such hooks md nriccaff Oce station
ery as are required in the several dcpsSsnent.
blank BOOKS ruled 70 pattern, and neaaing pnhcn'
stock Of STATIONERY, the largest N me west OF,
ierng variety ostyles and qualities TO seiec'o equa
10 the Eastern Market. ,;,,
Hooks and articles Of Stationary warranted ~ 10 qnmy
| and prices. the lowest governing. ,p,
For greater accuracy ordering Blank Books n sg
,sudihn leaf be taken from the back OF the books ~
sr y which means the size. color OF pnpeI ana pn.e!
S ruling are Obtained niurkg OH the leoi ne NUMBER
pages s's''''e' - JOSEPH H. RILEY,
'' ~ BOOKSELLER. Stationery Printer aud Binder,
| N. W. IEFAVOR, Supt Franklin Bndefy' oc'o
L
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Bank Stock for Sale.

THE sUBscRIBER ohst. for sale Six shares In ,hs
i state bank Of OHIO, Mt Ilegselt Btnnch, propary
of the late Mnrio lioer OF Flushing Behnont County
ISAAC MITCHELL, Exeeusot.
Finishing. 5th mo 90 i,t2. y3iim9
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Lewis Omnibus

enyes this House every morning (undays excepted fol
Wheeling a, O'Clock, and returning arrives al ooc'ock
The national Republican., 1862-06-11
yXTASHISGT AND GEORGET" "
w RAILWAY COMPANY.
Eotics Of Opening Of BeolD Of Subscription 10
Capital Stock,

In accordance with .he 18th 81 ciion Of the ACT Of
Co, gress to !. corporate the Washington IA,
Georgetown RAJ way Company, approved May II.
1859, which provides as fo'llws: "1hN within tive
days silor the pa ge Of this act the oorpo-stors
named 10 thu fist section, o. majority OF them, o.
the remainder, shall cause books Of subscrip,ioa TO
the capital sock Of raid company to be opened and
kept oIeo, Ia some convenient and accessible siac
Ia the city OF wntiu gton, from nine o'clock In tns
foreGoo1 ill five OcIock Ia the sfternoon, Tor
period 10 fixed BY said corporators not lses thu
two Gays; aud saii corporstois she'll give publ
notice, BY adyeruseneat In the daily p,p'F. pu.
and the place wnere, said books shall be opened.
And the .ub ciises upon said ok TO this capitsl
ock Of the eompaLy shan be held TO be stockhoId
cts: Prortdad That every subscriber thall pay, u
the tune OF suescribing % per cent OF the an,un,
by him sub:cub 10 rhe treasurer appointed BY the
curporstors, or his subseripton shall be null and
ycid II at III, end Of two Gays, . larger amount
have been subscribed, he books thall b. olosed, ~
me saia corpo atoIs named In he frst cton III
forthwith proceed 70 apportion said capital stosk
Amolk the subscribers, pro RAID, aud make public
proclamation OF the number Of shares SLOTTED TO
each, which shall be done snd completed on the
sam day that 'hs books are clos-d. PROVIDED iU
=, That nothing shall be received In ps msni Q,
ing, except money, or chscks, or oeEiAcates Of do
81. indorsed good" by the president or 90 hier
Of some good. solvent bank Or bants.n -
Notice 10 hereby g'yea, tha. the books OF subscli
u;n will be opened on Friday, thu Esd instant, al
the National Hotel, entrance TO rooms en- Sixti
will bs kept open from Q a m. til, 8 p. m and Lo
les than two days
By order Of the Corporation
mAy2o u KINGMAN
The national Republican., 1862-06-11
NREAT CANThAL ROUTE N
VI ron TkE WE6T, ~
HVDSON RIVER RAE2LsD Svd VIEW YOAK
EESTRAL RAILkJAD


Or AND AyrEk DscEnssa ., lsel,
Expsss Trains leave New York e:ry dspos Of
aSdsoa Rivsr RailrO.d daily, sundAys ssospsd, q
from Chambers ss-.s' T.om so.h Aeest s.ssien,
. N1.$Sr"xp. HSSs:;, :;,.sp. m,
Aostrssl aaA Buaalo
sa..i r.ia ,o.;s III b :. ,i''p'ns loops
and from so,h street: The io.!o m sleeping. ar
S 4', ' md ~ mo- ,isS SS lsos sss ts.ss n',
,,opass.,ns q A.IS:ny IN shs Esx York r!;. e.
rsi.1:s, Hoa., sna ;tsiss. d FO;ss and ws;sf
sesrshhlcn Bridge, .XpDarn, Geneva, calandsisus.
10 Lake Shore, sasslo and Lake auIS, sna G1sss
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Torcpto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, Milwaakie, Fond Du Lao, L.
Crosse. Madison. Prairie yuChisr ,Gslsna Dpnlsith
CsIro, ferrs Aaats indianapolis, Lorisvilis CincIS
aat, Dayt:ui Columbus, Cleveland, aud al poiuta
West, Northwest and southwes-
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Bstor, and Rens and Saratoga K6ads for SaFstoga
Whitehall, Rutlsnd, Burlington, St. Albsrs, Rouse
foint, Plsttburgh, Osdsnsbursh, Montreal, -,
~ Freight Arrangements ty this route As sheve
without change Of Cars, from the Depo:s In Cham.
q made By other Railroad Compsnisr. The f.oiii.
usA Of this great New York Route to the West, com
msrd II to The confidence Of merchants snd shipper
for pTornptuses and dispRtoh.
Passenger rrs.us, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road. r. 49,. -
For particulars ss to LOCAL train tArd freight n
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