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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 90 pages Of duets and shoruses, bos
:asrea s snd .eeaisf ~ pages 81 ios
II is well suited for social singing well Sahbsth
worship AHiony the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where Liberty dyse.s is my county, The
Christian Heror Three Cheers for Bannefn acoms
sing 10 me OF heaven" counbia The Gem OF the Ocesn
"Freernan's Gathering "Coumbiais King foreverr
"Msrching Alonzn &c, Pnces-psper covsra, Is ssn,s
SO per 100 Mailed a the retail price.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

vu,HE psr,nership hereofore existing between Nathan
\ i and Ohio 3. Holloway. under the firm name OF N
4 D. $ HOLLOWAY, has been dissolved by mutual
The hooks Of the firm sre in the hands Of O. g. Hoo-
way and oil persons indebted To said firm will call with
N, HOLLOWAY,
U. :. HOLLOWAY.
Rock Hill, July %, 1863 st0-5w
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To V'etern,s V'OIsssasee,.s,

The pay aud allowance for clothing are the same rs
TO other troops and in addition 10 this bounty and pre-.
MUM OF siU2 ure offered YOU follows;
Upon beng mustered into tie service you will be paid
one months advance OO
First instanent OF bounty ......... rs %
AT the first regular pay day. two months after lie.
ing mustered IN. MI additional stanien, Of boun-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

COMMITTING NEw.-Eiswad Patent Boot and
- shoe Sole. md Heels, for Ladies' and Gent. men
Call and see them They will wear as long six psii
OF leather soles For sale by
mrl2 HOWELL & ARKLE bridegroom, Ohio.
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VOCAL MUSIC, ~n. PIANO AcooMPAMMENr'

VOCAL Music, ~rn PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT
A large assortment Of nsw and popular songs, ballads
duets qpartes and choruses, issued daily. Among
rowreyj "Why have my loved ones gnpsr Il will be
true theen Oh, there's such girl 1e,r by Foster
by Kear, Is cents each II hear ssveei voices singing
.liome is hons" Forget il you can, but forgive" w
isgSesxsTif Mrsfs fsr III. Piano Fors-aw. .rs
comipg, Father Abrnam ak hundred thousand more
Always look on the sunny side, 'Sha know each
cents each. ,.
Polkss watzes, Marches, Qucksieps, Quadrillss &c
by popular authors All kinds OF Singing and Ipsiruor
ton Books. Catalogues mailed free to any address
Music mailed At The above prices
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that in the Probate Court fol
IN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate Of
John Sieller deceased, late Of said county.
All those indebted said estate requested 70 make
immediate payments aid those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
DAVID PoGUE, Adm.
Aup,st d. iSfS3 md
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.atl,,ainistratO,.,s .VOfice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate cour, or
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the nudersigne WIS ap-
pointed aud qualified Administrator OF the estate o.
Daniel Warren, deed. late Of said County.
All those indebted to said estate reqne sed make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within year from this date
JOSEPH CARLE, Admir-.
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

Will. sell at public sale, my residence. on the 81
l. day Of October next my House and lot III not sold
ut private sslel situated one-haf mile South Of 10y
VILE, containing ~ acres OF land with snug cottage
Dwelling. Smoke House, Wood House, Stable, und u
never iang well of water with sufficient Of fruit trees
Apple Peach Cherry aud Plumb.
Also. all my Household aud Kitchen Furniture
tention will be given;
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
se33w' ABLE CHALFANT.
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THE HARP OF FREEDoM

contains 81 pages Of songs duets and choruses for F,
dom. Among the choice pieces would name, "Fa6
Freedoms mornn % lei my people go.n "Overthe noun
tn.n They worked me all the day.n &C. Price oants
single 50 cents Der dozen, 81 per l0Oi postsss saaf
each.
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FerrOgraphs "Cartes de Yisite. .

SUPERIOR TO Photographs being more clear and
- distinct Seventy different kinds. comprising
Generals and Statesmen Pfice nj cent,
each. For sale vi WEI.DAY cOi.EMANs
Drug and Chemical Store. 81 Cinirsyile Ohio
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WATER, CHEAP MUSIC FOR TaE MILLION hi.

Arranged as solos, duets qiaries, and choruses for
musical societies choirs Sunday school. public schools.
seminaries, etc, 1Shaii know each other there.'
Don't you hear the Angels confng!" 'sha meet
eyond the rver BE m iin'e,n 'There is beautfui
worldn "Where Liberfy dwes il my country Free.
dom. Truth. and Right ave are coming, Father
Abrsam six hundred thousand more,n "rhere Is a Land
OF Love, ,n"Sorfow shall again more,r .Hesver.
ly Houe,n "Cofne sing OF Heaven Lard D sight"
I'VE will love Sunday SCHOOL, A0ur Gtt Il march
Ing ohn God the Nation,n Wh.f's song Of ''rhs
at lasn @Over the moun,ainn ~Lie Ella . an Angein
"Wfhe IS gone to HeaveD,n "Suder liule children 70
come uulo me- BURY me in the morning Mother-
"come TO Thy rest Sweet hour Of PraysrS&c. Pncs
cents % cents per dozen, 50 per 100; postage cent
each In sheet form with Piano accompa Insn Is cts
PabH.hsd by HoRscE wffsas, ffs All
No %si, Broadway, New YorRs
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Notice to Township Treasurers;

THE August superintendent Of School, Township and
Il Road Funds for the different Townships is now
''aoy ''' ''''''''''" H S CLARK kudiiot.
August 20, ise3-ew
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How States and, Districts, are to
be Credited for their Quotas.

II HE following in rslaon 10 the fedh winch disnois
are 10 receiyep the draf, for men alrnady epliued
puts at FEST any gussj nTelstiop 70 ward and town.
ship quotns. Tie Cfedi must appear the rolls at
has been made: q. i = 81 = v Eas
WASHINGTON, Aug 2, 1863.
To p. NJ. Bromley. H. D. T. Moore, aud Henry Hebing
Committee OF Comnon-courtil OF Rocheste
Gentlemen The Provost Marchal General OF the Uni
ted sa,,s decides that he wilgys qreditler every
Distfict IN excess d the quota appointed u that town
ward upon previous calls and also al persons enlisted
subsequent 10 le e,h day Of November last, whe The
Of The State bears date. The name Of every person
CLAIMED Y be ersdiist must nppesr on he masersclls
thinks II inpfudent hese6re of public policy to
pend the drsf ~ any District for tho mere purpose Of
settling number iobs discharged csnbe made we'll
vice, provided the proof Is furnished before the time they
are required TO report. ALFRED ELY,
Abst Provost Marshal
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai at the Probate Court fo
~ Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned wse Fp
pointed and qualified Administrator of the estate
Of Henry Stanton deceased, late Of suid County.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested to make
immediate payment; und those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this dale
IU MARY p. DAWSON, )r,,,.
ELI STANTON, 80.
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RUTH: A SACRED cANTArA

contains 1aa pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyes msss
by Prof Gull This is excellent book for feR
the young Prices-paper covers 70 esutA e1s peg 10;
! bound IS cent, go per 100.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. l

contains 1 pages and nearly sO0 tunes and hymns sn6
is the inosi populaf g. Book issued Among tb.
most popular pieces are "Kind Wordsn Eden Above"
Christian Heron "Besutful Zonr Il ought u love ms
Moletn The Angels old me so "In the Lighi-n RED
each SIS pef bundsed hound rs cents SO PEI. .hundre
cloth bound, embossed gill, 30 seuts s25 per io0
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

val, prayer, and conference meetinys Price In papss
covers single copies ~ cens, ss per 100 Mailed ids
retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

The Polls be opened between the hours Of and 10
O'clock in the forenoon, and closed al O'Clock in the
sfen,ooh Of said dny.
Given under niy hsnd a my Office In ST Claifsyille.
this 27h day OF August 1885, and Of the sixty year
Of the Stlte a-allI -ls w
G. II. UMSTEAD, Fl.
Sheriff Of Belmont County, Ohio.
se2-d '' 7'-T7
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Local Matters.
iA The Largest CirctistiSn OF any Pspsr
pubIisIsd d In BsintBnt County.
The Mass Meeting ON the t8tb
Z, W. a 8 A, September, ,,,

The Mass Meeting ON the t8tb
tlr, q Nf,September, ,a
The following Committee Of Arang cement;
has been appointed for the Union Mass
:. Meeting on hS36th of September. 1g
Col. q. L. P00RMAN, JNo.. b. LoNaaLEY,
n. J.. CRxABiE Esq., JOHN DABaAH,
II. y. WEfDAf, JANIS FRAsIEa,
% Wills AsKEw, EUoEy NAauE
+. G. MARTIN. -
This Committee will meet on Saturday
evening next at To'clock, for the purpose
or pref arine . programme OF exercises,
selecting narshsls, &c. y, ''' Nr
Ihssmeeting will be held on 1.-The spacious
Fair Grounds, adjoining town. These
Grounds will be trown open for horses. An
immense number can DO fed in the stables,
on the aground. An abundance of good vat
sr for stock will be provided on the Fair
Grounds. : - ~, St"-
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.un blfc sale
Enec,stor,s .N0fice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ut the Probate
1N Court for Belmont county the undersigned was
appointed and qualified Executor oi the esase OF
Franklin Bell, decd ale OF Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted Il said estate reqpes,ed make
imuednte payment; aud those having claims agsins,
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this daei
JAMES KERR,
August &. 1919
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Spurs! Spurs! Spurs!
L'OR SALE at wELDAY & COI.EMAN'S Drug
L and Chemical Store, 81. Clairsville, Ohio

Notice. ~. III
Elizabeth Eaton, Plaintiff fpiiE above nared de-
against i PENDANTS will take no.
George Eatoii Caleb Jones tce thai the above named
and Lydia Ann Jones', his plaintiff has caused pcif
wife, Andrew Enton John m 70 be fled in the Court
Walker aud Cynthia Am OF Cannon Pleas Of he
Walker, his wife, Peter county Of Belmont Ohio,
Lloyd and Cornels Lloyd, in which they and othsrs
his wife and others d-hs are defendants. That The
object and prayer OF Jhe petition is to obain for tn p
tiff the legal title in fee simple for the plaintiff to lot No
forty -ihfee in the town OF Mofrstown 10 said county,
and alsots two roods and three pefches Of land lying
Fast Of lA said town OF Morisown, and South of the
National Road, and bounded on tho wsstby q lot be-
longing Sarah and Harfiet Kinds. The legul tile. 10
bob of which peees oI land in the date James Ea-
ton deceased, At the Time otj sis de.tl ..trg i.
The said defendants will be required 70 answer said
petition on os before the IOsf day d October, fsd3
3. 8. D; p. !. cCwEN
Aususf1a 1853 -s~ Auy's for Plt6
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

Executors Sale Of Real Estate.
THE undersigned the Executor OF James Eaton,
L late of Belmont County, Ohio, deceased, on the
10th day of September next,
OIL the premises will sell five and adjoining pieces
Of Real Estate, 10 the OF Morrisiown IN said
county, and OF which the said james Eaton died seized
One Of said pieces OF real estate containing acre
and s.44 poles. known the steam Mill lot Two Of
suid pieces being the los hch said James Eaton
resided for some years before and the time OF his
death; one containing and one half acre-te oihe
containing three acres rood and ~. 10 poles. H
The two other pieces being occupied by one
John Wilson, Que containing and 24-ioO Of a
polee other containing rood nHe,een 81 100 poles
The four last mentioned pieces will be sold subject to
lie estate o Elizabeth Eason tIe widow Of the sand
james Eaton, therein. |t H.s
Tho terms Of sale will be made known the day Of
sale, AARON EATON.
Exr of James Eaton, decd,
August 90, 1S83.--5w ,ts y n l III. EMl
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Internal Revenue,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all tax payers un.
der the u S. Excise Law in Belmont County. that
the June List has be-n received and all taxes charged
upon them are now due, and il not puid before the
31st day Of August,
will he subject to TEN PER CENT additional as well
4. be liable to collection by dsirnin and sale Of properly
without further delay. DAVID u. HOWELL.
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue 18th District
August 20, 1859
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Notice.
WAR RrMRNT. !
PROVOST MARSHAL GxNHnAL's OpyfcY,

WAR DEPARTMENT..
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFYfcE. }
WAsmS,'rdS, d. O., Az gust Ii, Isb3.
Cci. InwnD A. fAnkort. Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal Gene rail- Coluhbus, Ohio.
SIN: ! am Instructed by the Provost Marshal General
10 say that Provost Msrsul> under yonf control bc
de.ed to give publicity To tile Tact that reur Of
ioarstsiO) aud the reasonable expenses incurred will
he paid to any peso for the apprehension and delivery
OF desernr at the headquarters Of the nenrr Provost
NlatshnL " advertising ia uic newspapers aud By
printed hundbs.
l am, sir, very respectfully. your ebedem servant
CHAUNCEY MeKEI;VER
Msjor and Asst Adj't Gen.
Official: l.. v. BERcE,
MAJOR aud Asst Adjt Gen. Ohio Vols.
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THINNING,

ErFsysuwsnt rsp.ihng ef any kind in the TINNINo
sp26 HUGA' HARRIS
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the Creditors 81 the
Estate Of James Moore, deed.

V,HE estate Of James Moole, decsased, lae Of Bel.
i mont County, Ohio, 'nas BY he Probate Court Of
said county been declared probably nsoven The pe-
rod of six months from the date or this notice Is allow
ed creditors 10 bring in and prove het claims against
said estate Claims may be presented 10 b. g. OF D. D.
= HENRY IDDINGS.
Admir- OF James Moore, decd.
Angus, 6, 1se3,-4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

ssrPEssorxL. Capt. u. R. Mitchell
and Lieut.. woodmansee, Of the 9Sth Ohio,
arrived ct home last week. J We are under
obligations to Lieut. Woodnansee for late
Nishvilk papers shb .gSN tsG.s.A
! Lieut.. Col, Steel, Of tho SD Ohio, came
up to town from Bridgeport STOW days ago.
Ifiswound b healing rapidly.
~Tdnsout 70 the Barnesville meeting.
Col. Anderson and DR.. Dorsey are among
che ablest speakers in the State.
S@Sesthe new appointnsntsfor Town
ship meetings. s-.aa4t-.l
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Ir LubricatingI Oil,- 4a-t,
TIoRs sale at J wfI.DAr.& CUfEMANs'
= Drug and Chemical Sore, St ClAirs vile.
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I AM CURED.

al have taken six doses Of Railways Pins, Of three
pills each in six days they cured Of CONSTIPATION,
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia. ! have taken B--th's,
A--rs', and many other pills for years, and could
only obtain temporary relief II stopped the Or
these pills for week my old complaint would appear
: Blk doses Of Railways Pills cured me.
STEPHEN BENNETT, o. sc. g."
az have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver m
plant for years-have used all sorts OF pills
they would give me temporary comfort, but was com.
PEELED 10 take them all the time. have used box
Of DR.. Railways Pills I am cured. have not taken
particle OF medicine In six months.
O. N. CHILDS. Roxbury, Mass.
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PJJBIICl SALE.

. PUBLIC SALE. +
TINE UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale at public
l. auction, at the late residence OF William Mechen,
deceased, on the
1st day Of September, ls63, F.,
the goods and chaliles Of said deceased cosisng NJ
par 6 6le horse Wagon, Farming Utensils, l Bay
Mare and 400 head OF Sheep.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock forenoon. TERMS
Purchases arnbnimg % % of less @ be paid Ia cash
aboye that sum, notes at nine months credit with rwo
HARVEY nANroRD, Ersan.or
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PILES, srRArNING AND TENEsMus,

fiIrSst cihhiNlNG ANU TENESMUS,
PILES, STRAINING ANJ TENESMUS,
Are the results Of Inflammation irritation Of the mu.
oous membrane Of tho bowels, induced by drastic
pls-these imperfect pills, instead Of being dissolved
by the chile, are carried to the lower bowels and In
duce perisaltic movement Or evacuation BY their
irritation - hence Ms strdining, oramps, soreneAino
ydins pills and tenesms and The frequent fase calls
% tAs soatsr soss, Aat pas"s u'dg' soAo take Aess
II You would avoid these annoyanoes, whenever
purgative medicine Is required, take dose OF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS i+,
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons .nictsd with PILES, may rely on positive
COATED WITH GUMs.a
COATED WITH GUM.
COATED WITH GUM.
Dr.. Railways Pills are elegantly Coated with Gum,
arc ffeS from sss or suell, can be hkenat a lmss
and on all occasions No danger will result from colds
II exposed 70 wet or damp weather aer taking these
pills. -, .t-1 1-l.-
SIX OF RADwAY's PILLS a.-ge'
fave secured vigorous evacuation, in severe cases
Of Inflammation Of Che Bowels, Paralysis, &C.. ater
Crotou OIL Harlem OIL injections and other means COM
petey failed. dose Of Radway's Pills will remove all
obsrctions, and secure free passage Directions for
use arc inside each box Price per box, 26 cents Sold
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers, and Store. keepers
N. R-vEvery Agent has been furnished With fresh
and new made Pills As each box is enclosed with
stsel Engraved Label, take mono others.
RADwAY 4 co.,
UTECoFTfFF sf hAidsn fAns, New York
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Soldiers Wives.

Fanny Fern never wrote two paragraph.
which contained more touching truth thar
those which follow. We lrans or them I,
our columns, hoping their sentiments may
iinI response in the hearts Of those who
read the CHRONICLE, whilo they muse oil
the absent ones now sui ljected to the temp
ta'lons Of the camp and the dangers of til,
light:
What an immense amount Of heroism
among THIS class passes unnotced, or is Ia
ken aS matter Of course; not only in this
most righteous war which We are waging,
hut IN those OF all past time. For the soldier,
l,e has his comrades about him, shoulder 10
shoulder; he has plasc il he does well; he has
Honorable mention aud plying tears if he
faIl nobly striving But alas for he soldier $
wie! Even an officers wife, who has sym.
pnlhizlng friends, who has comforts aud
many OF the luxurcs Ut life; whose child
lcn's future ii provided for lftheir father
lalls, what hours of dreadful suspense aud
anxiety must she pass, even in these favor
able clrcunStanccsi How hard for her!-
But Tor the wife OF the poor soldier, who in
giving her husband to hvr county has given
everything; who knows not whether the
meal she aud her little ones are eating may
not he the last Tor many hungry--desolalc
day; who has no irieLd 10 say well done, ="
ms the tagging weeks OF suspense Green ON.
and she stand, bravely ut her post, keeping
want and starvation at bay; Imagination
deep among the heaps oi dead and wounded,
or traversng the wrctcheI prison dcns aud
shrddcrlng at the thought Of their demoni,
nc keeper; keeping down her sobs, us her
little daughter trustiully offers up tho nipht
ly prayer .or dear papa to come houle. -
or when her little sou, just old enough to
read, trnecs slowly with MS little fingers the
long ist of killed and wounded, TO see If
lather name is there" shrouding her oye,
from tho possible future OF her children
should her strength give out under tho pros.
u,e OF want nnG anxiety; no fiicnd to turn to
when her hand Is pilsIed with labor; no
waving banner nor martial music, nor one
procession to chronicle her vuorous deeds;
none but God and her own brave heart to
witness her noble, unailel struggle, when |
think OF these solitary women scattered
Throughout tho length and breadth of the
land, NY heart warns towards them, and
would 'fan hold them up ioi all tho world
to admire.
When the history ofths war shall be
written, land that cannot be now) lot the
historian, what else he may forget, forget
not to chronicle this sublime valor OF the
hoarlhstone, all over our struggling land.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

Exciting Scene in tho New Orlean,
Varieti 1s.- Demand for the Nation.
al Airs--Pho Demand Denied, bu,
Afterward Granted.
The New Orleans Delta of the o4th ult.
has long account Of a scene which occur
red the night previous at tho Vaietie.
Iheatrr, in that city:
The play Of Richelieu had progressed to
the conclusion oi the first ac, The curtain
ieil, and quiet lcigned ihfouphou the
theater, while without tnc elements were Al
wal--the thunder rolling, lightning fashinp
III 'hc WINDOWS, anu ihe rain pouring down
upon the root, The orchestra prepared to
play, as lisna', VIII u there was II sudden
shout raised, as u hy prcconcerted signal /;
the Star Spanglcd Banner was displnycd in
the s.,ond tier, aud u general demand was
made Tor Hail Columbia. The orchestra
hesi'aied' aud the demand grew more loud
nnd determined the excitement Increased:
but htili tho music tarriei.
A portion OF the audience bccnn IN ,oove
and calls OF '..,Ose buck, como bnckn-
'lct no one leave" e"--"he il n cownrd Tim,
flies no." we will have Hail Columbia"
--mixcd with shouts aud all sorts of noises
make the scene one Of the most stormy and
loi'terous we have ever witnessed.
IN tho midst Of this exciting scene Mr..
Baker appeared on the stage. lie was re.
ee,yed with applause, and upon asking what
was the meaning Of the demonstration. be
was informed that this being Union civ.
the audience were determined that Tho m,'
!ional airs shouli be played To this Mr.
Baker answered that he held permission
from the military authorities and liccnso
from tho. city to conduct tho theater, and he
had received strict orders from those m,
ihon,ies 10 allow nothing of a roli,ioal
character. lis lo, lis a lie tro",
oil parts Of tho house. That onlv ioor
weeks since he had received such ordsrs
from Capt. kilborn, aud he dare nor disrn
rr..d them therefore he could not con,nlv
With tho demand P'
Ihe audience interrupted him with the
deuusnd that the national airs should he
played, and would listen to no further reas
onipg. Mr.. Bowers now appeared on Tho
stage, as also Mrs. Bako,. aud attempted
20 speak, but It was in yain--thcrs appear.
ID % b bun one dakssmipsiiou on ths 81.
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TnE Hon. II. D. Pnyno. of Clepel,

TnE Hon. II. B. Payne, of Cleveland,
made \ speech in that city on Friday even
ing. Tho Plain Dealer says: Mr.. p. closed
his address hy declaring il the duty of Dem
ocrats to yield obedience to tho laws OF the
land, and furnish y cordial support to the
Government in all its constitutional meas.
ures against the insurgent States. lie pro.
claimed himself war Democrat, and would
entortaln no propositions for an arinistico
until tho rebels manifested willingness to
negotiate on tho basis Of reunion of the
States.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

CoUNTEuoEIr POSTAL CURRESoY. The
ccunterieit fifty cent postal arc distinguish.
ed from the genuine by having but two cur.
we'd lines on each side OF the figures so and
below tho words Cor designated u. s. de.
pository," while the genuine have three.