davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
G00 000 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS To
O'''OOO SELL, IIOYD'S

100000 MALE Or FEMALE AGENTS. TIC
SELL LLOYD'S
STEEL PLATE COZ NFY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CtNADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug 10Th 1859
cos, S|o'uoO |" survey 1t and tne years Time
Superior 10 any $l0 map ever made nv Cotton nv.
Mitchell, and sells AT the low price of SO cents 37O
OOO names are engraved on thus map.
IL IS not only a County map but il is nIso n 1~onp,
and AlLROAD Map ofthe United States and Cana
das combined IN one, giving EVERY RAILKOAn
STATION aad distances bctw cen
Guarantee any woman man S3 TO as per dav
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold and
refund the money
Send for 81 worth and try.
Printed instructions how 10 canvass well furnished
all our agents
Wanted--Who esale Agents for our Mans in every
State Ca lliorniO. Canada. England, France and Gu
bu. iariune may be made with a few hun rod dol =
lars capital. No competition.
II. LLOYD. No. l64 Roadway New yotk
The Wur Department uses our man of VIRGINIA
Maryland, and Pennsy yvanIa. cost 100000 or Which
IL marked Mlddlet0Wn, Maryland Hights. Williams
port Ferry, Millbrook Mills Noland's Ford and all
others on the Potomac, and every other place in hrv
land Virginia and Pennsy lvania, money refunded
Price 25 cents.
From the Tribune. Aug 3D..
"LL0YDs Mar OF VIRGINIA MARYLAND AND PrNN.
map is very large It's Cust is but 25
cents. aud IS the best whioh can be purchased"
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
HESENAL INTELLIGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES
President ofthe United Stgtes- -Abr,boo, I;uo.,,
Wee PrssidsHt-IIanihal Hamlin.
~, CABINET,
m' II. Seward, Secretary of State
on Ed.n:n :, Shas' Secretary of the Treasury
: Ed%in NJ: Stanton, Secretary of War.
9;f: Usher, Secretary of the interior.
oAtsqmery Blair, Postmaster General
Edwona EGs0n =; n % %"eles, Secretary ofth~ Navy.
AkABERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DEL4.
WARE
Ssnat''s-James A. Bayard, New Castle county.
Willard salisbury, Sussex CO.
hePrsse"tative-GeoFge P. Fisher, Kent co.
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Oh. .HN0 nARREIs OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
POU al reIGc.

I = LII NIHNIr Al. tt RINtI co.
M. l3O South Wharves PhlIadc!phio Pa
This Company. with capital of 81 30 Coo ii ,, a.
eAfhSiNe works of the KIND IN the world a: d .nay
pefehce OF y years IN manufacturing with - rern,a.
ton Iohg established. having also The exclusive c,n
troll OF all the night soil (roT6 tLp groo, i' Col'
iork' are prepared 10 furnish article which is viii
Out doubt the cheapest very best fertzerin mar
ket. III mar
~ ior narrel" anu over 81 so per barrel or
only Sl3 per ton 1t greatly increases tke v1aLi o
tPehS ihe crop from Two to three weeks earlier NJ nm
expense OF from SO TO 81 per re- and with ytrvIit
labor. ~ WY ll'ie
Pamphlet containing all the information recos..
ry with letters from Horace Greeley Daniel WsbsI",
ana hundreds of farmers who have used il eY,ens,oI
ior many years may be had free by addressing let
ter rs above or 'e'
JAMES r. FOSTER &c Courtlandt 81 N Vol
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.
iebl5 3.n T.. WILMER, Agt Sravrp,
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
Steam Dying and Securing Us,
tabii&hRaeMd.

MRN r. ". NNITH
No. gS N. Fifth ST, bet Market and Arch, SHuApKL,
DIECE GOOds Of every description dved TO nm, %,
ior. Ladies' Wearing Apparel Of every desc,Ip.
loh dyed IN The most fashionable and ornament CO,
I'rs. and finished in superior style Merino Cab.
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covers,
Carpets, Rugs etc. Secured Pongee and Silk bre ses
re.dyed all coors. and warranted equal TO new
N. N.B-GenIlemen's Clothes Cleaned or DYED 90
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
DIR. y. II. ClOacsOn.

oilers his professional services 10 the ,,
'zens OF smyrna and viclni,v ~ '''e '''
of f'GE and Residence Main street. nearly on
AA"u'e' pan 63
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS-

LADIES md CHILDKEN'S FURS.
We have opened a handsome stock Of
NJ IL MU @@9
Comprising
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK SABLE
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
&C., Sc. :,
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 cali befoss puE,
chasing elsewhere. and examine our stock '-' W
~ g}F Is CHARLES OAKFoRp& a. SON. rissss
s.,s ,rt -, s.sess So d s26 Chestnut stseet, -.
Royse-3m gsRhueRIaI fistsi, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-05

we call the attention Of oil having friends or res.
esn 'Ae army to 'he fncI that 'H0olamds German
peS VIII cure nInc tenths Of The dlseases induceJ
by exposure and privaIions incident tn cami'to
we call particular attention To the toIInv,ng 70.
marNabe and we'll authenticated cure of on ni ,l,e
lion heroes whose life to his own language
has been ed bY !he Rllters - 'e se
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
SRA GREAT NUISANCE. We Won

sCA GREAT NUISANCE would
respectfully call the attention of the very
officious conservators OF the peace for the
corporation Of st. Claitsvillc, the township
Of Richland and county Of Belmont, to what
has become a grievous and almost unbear,
able nuisance, remarked not only by citizens,
but by strangers who occasionally remain a
day or two in our town, and which cannot
haze escaped the attention of thesaiid officers
We refer to The roWdy, uucivf, outfassou.
conduct Of the boys Of St. Clairsville. They
have become by encouragement or conni-
vance the masters Of the town, insulting Un-
ion men and women upon the streets, dis
turbing Union meetings, and parading
through the streets at night sroaning in from,
of the houses of Unionists and insulting
their occupants, until their patience is almost
worn out, and all done, too, under the eyes
Of these very efficient police officers. We
regret the necessity that compels us to talk
thus plainly upon this subject, but the pub.
lie good requires it, and we hope this short
notice will be all that is necessary to produce
a correction Of the stff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
= THE vEKon OF ras CoppERusAD

@ TEE VENOM OF THs CoppERHsADs
During the Vallandigham meeting in st.
'Claifsville, the Union party avoided every
thing that could give offence to those who
were at the meeting, furnishing them with
water and stabls-room for their horses, and
frequently with refreshments for them
selves, and but one single sOt--ths hanging
.odt .scfsi piece Of orape-oocurred during
the day, 10 this place, that was considered
Offensive, and this was Immediately taken ip
tsa the efesestion Of leading Union men.
'rr How different from this was the conduc,
'otths VsRindigham party on last ,WedneS-
'dSyi ;AtHiylight their boys and girls were
'oh,,the STREETS ,whooping and bowling for
VSllsndH Hfam, grooming under the Union
Sttcsmsrs.sha banners aud trying to insult
every Uni6h 'hau or woman on the street.
,Whsht tho b. Clsirsville wagons, one con-
yki1x kqspfsssntation of the GODDESS Of Lib
Wy, 4nofAd With s5young ladies represent
NJ tns Stktss, Ind third with boys in it
fsSssssusins Tie Gunbosts, were passing
through TIE town they we're groaned At, and
tAhsd snissers" and At one place where a
Number Of vsH6moss young women were
tkxndiAs, they pAwlsd out At the top Of their
SSsses q ,ths Marshal: "You have quite .
saAny Sfnisssis After you." 10 h.
This conduct. was not confined to the
~yMJ "a ifd children, but, during the day,
,&Hd the swelling previous, the buttssnut Of
ASsts u the laa were engaged in efforts to
tst up distuibshoes, by meddling where
lttsI;hnd jho sdAness to interfere. and By
Ao6fisAin9 thsif pistols sud knives in the
ftSesss Of peaceibie citiseps. Never was
shes Nithessed ID this place snch deter
niEed; sppirsHtly premedi,atsd and orssn
isga effort 70 sst upa disturbance, - On
this 6ccssion, The. venom of the oorber
heads xss fhsnifest Ia all their aotiogss and
carried iso fsr. that they refused in som,
eases 70. give 4 drink Of water to, thirst,
worlien and children. We are glad To-Day
hoxSSSf, that IL this insult, Ill this impu
dsJes. I'll this Batter nsnifsststicK Of ven
om failsd % produce the desired result, fo
wif6 a. exesption oftwo or ttrss blscl
syes carried by certain over oiScious indi
yiduais, the affair passed of Quietly and or
dsylE ,sii.3.a,i staa 'es
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
II LnnG.OnnneTnZz
NOVICE


8 HEREBY given thrt toe annual sssessneni OF Ia.
come and other National ~ Tor the Idh Collee-
iion District vi the state sf OHIO. rendered IN the
inspection ot all psrsons wio lpY yis 70 ,hsir
lists ior the space Of feen dnys nom e,d after the 2eh
DAY o. Augns' ls63 .itbe ia,oyr's wares. TO wit;
Division No. LAT the residence Of Ainm TiinerInsn
Assistant Assessor OF said Division nj tke rownship oi
Perry, in Tuscsrawas county III
DIVISION No. 2-At the fesnrHce offieorge Weity. Jr
Assistant Assessor of sald Uvisoi, i Township OF
Franklin, IN Fuscarawas county. t~'
Division No 3--At the residence Of Alonzo p. Miller
Assistant Assessor Of sud Division, n the Township oi
Goshen, Ia Belmont county.
Division No. I-At the residences Of John g. Crafty
Assistant Assessor OF ssid Division, Ia tho Township oi
Division No. s--At ths residence Of Dennis 3 Gibb.
Assistant Assessor Of said Divisions IN the Township ol
Division No. CAT The Office Of Joseph y Tingie A..
sista Assessor Of said Division ntCsmbridge Guern.
Division No. 7-Atthe residence OF Jacob @ Morton
Assistant Assessor OF said Division, in tue Township o
Wills, in Guernsey county. s1lf
Division No. e-At the office Of Joseph Sharon Assis,.
ant Assessor Of said Division, al Cadi III the county o
Harrison. as. p Y
Division No. EAT, the Office Of EIi Peacock. Az.
Of Harrison. ----.'-- F'alf.
And notice is hereby further vivsn that after the es
relative any alleged efronro Of excessive valuation
or enumeration made by said Assiss Assessors al The
times and places I, flowing, via; II.
on the l4th and 18Th dnys Of sepsihbef, lag =, z
For Divisions and 7-At Cuga,sdse, in the county
Of Guernsey, on the l7,h aud isE days Of September
For Divisions and "A, ST. Cisirsye, in the count,
Of Belmont on the ieih ard 2stdsysoi September 1903
rson, OH the 23d and 2ith days Of September teS:s
For Divisions and AT New Thilade phis, In tho
county q Tuscsrawas, on the 96,h aud 18th days o
No appeal will be heard uniess msda In writing which
shall signify the particular cause, matter or thing re-
-. H John n BARStfIIJ.
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ssaLocal Matters.
S-sE :S.S Il S.iss.-s O..s.s.
TOWNSHIP UNION. MEETINGS.

Tuu Dcople of Belmont Couutv will IL
.dd....s p'op's y. " fao~O. ,,nss .1d rl.,...
@ 'ss.sSsT T,ayvTT S....s.. c..
oe. ~ " y" S,..l.rsup;. Slu Sp;;.
Lewtos, Esq, Of Cadi., Capt; Amos .Sl,ea Glover
Wm; SM.sn, 5MMn, Isq ana TiInpiy TsR, EWEW i"IS,i
YIn bhnNno s se.L .LL SnionDaa ,I aa.nn n, EN
~ Gept. ao'n; =. o.voe Gio.ar
LAWS tey3onh nsQ, Oap'; nmyS T.,.,er Tw,e.
HS1,i SW.npTtSTM III Nycnar.i MmSmmv nuu ao S. " oos
j.uu SyMEniVN = GsU.i,p mUnnnt, oGp' tos", u,on ~
E.q, Lieut.. r. H. Cochran, aud William
omis9; pGITN ETr .,oNnAv rvrN1Nc
. DUSior- S.l MoNoA ,., sl.''aw; E nNinG
Esp. zatn; u! = i 2 o'pcn. Spssawvsnv;Mh, w,s sn,;,h
HUNTER, j., . TUESDAY ExENiNG, q,
3ep. ~''p' n Soc S',;,h WE
'Tyf9W' sWSs;,,. "; ~ ,NGsS ISsSaes MiIlS ~ WEnNps
DAYEyEtNlNG, ING Sept: sS,hi = = ats no,al o'clock.
opessersCLews Le~ton' II. n. oochra"'
ana pnrW9n Wmi WmI MiII TuI1penAv n.
,XpynSEi 3,l,. 2 min' nG;0I n,.;a 49,, w
3 c'ock % SS Ae"'on' Ia
s.pOWHA1TTlN POINT THURSDAY
EVENING. Got lat. At g O'Clock. Sneak.
,.re--Iav;s Tevtan7 n ri Coohran. and
WIN. Smith. ' ''''''.
= YShadn,"s' W., ~ !, : o,ciOnL A sns,IsrsANiss;, %
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s~THr Butternut concern at Wheeli1

~THE Butternut concern at Wheeling
the Registers terribly down on Yves,
Virginians coming over into Ohio to attend
meetings, since it has found the Union men
over there can beat the Butternuts in mum
bersnnd display. Previous to the Copper
head meeting here. on the 2Sth of August
il was incessantly urging the West Virgins
Copperheads to como over to it. 1t was a,
it, almost daily, for weeks. And they did
come, great gangs Of them; and almos,
euery one Of them had voted .tor the Ordi
NANCE Of Secession. That was all right, in
the opinion Of the little Butternut editor o.
the Register; but when the Union mon pro
pess. 70 como over itis IL wrong. Strsnge
is MT it2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
nistrator's Sale

TN PURsUANcE Of an order granted by tbs Probats
l. Coou Of Brnoh county, Ohio, we will offer for sale
Al public auction, on / .t-g
si 10 O'Clock NJ upon the premises the following real
estatc situate N The COUNTY OF Belmont and SLATE Of
Ohio 70 viii The Nohhea. quarter Of Section No. U,
Township Noso OF RunyG No 4, containing one hun
dred and Rfy-nine acres, lnors or less. -t
Also f,ar Of Section No. %, Township No. s. Hahke
Q, crNsinh,g tsSvnty -lhe lscyes and enc rood.
Said farm Ties miles North OF Glencoe, on the G. o.
r. n. nCn II hre two considerable hswed log dwelling
houses bhft with a!slgmy, wagon shed with corn
cribs, st beafiyg orchard q gsuhed fruit There s
also sd abundance of excellent timber and coal 6nt
premises. ...J< .sit n.t..r r. "
The premises will be sold free Of dover. rs
TKsaas SALE. Ons.,hird in handi onc-third IN enc
year. and third In tive years from the day of sale
with interest The psyeis 70 be secured BY motg age
upon the. .premises sod. - /. DANIEL. AUI.T,
a. O, WARREN,
n Sent ~, 1883. y = .'s ~ Adminstratorp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
sAi...A OK. wlELr.ss xisk.

llfss. CApr. wrELrxns wishs,,
fhrqukh fhis psgsr, 70 supouhcs to the
ts61e kaiss w6S fodsis procsssion and
were appointed 20 dine with ,hsrs that Ler
ssUIsstss bosntifally spread waiting for
tAsp, .rbsi thsy were, turned from Fer
bxspnsst BY sn dnduthoiied committee.
fhs inqlf ta' them, dseply pains her, and
si,s would ssy 70 them she thihksthe one
man who 20 dissracsd his manhood BY this
Sdinxs,, has aware Of boz household ar-
SsnssrSuts Tbs mans name, however.
,sh. daeGfrct susps bqt BIZ yslitiss.. shs
~sx dsdtd lsf,o.' ssssfs es''''g ! "sSis,. y : : !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Petition for Divorce.

Robert Phiilip'( TLsrA PHILIPS eiase State
Ellen. Phillip. Roben Phillips dia on IL. rs ed dsy ' Of
September sS3 file hi petition m The Office Of The Clerk
OF ie Court Of Common Pleas within and for tho county
with fraud in their nafrage conrac aud askiug thai he
may be divereed iron her, said Elena Phillips, which
petition will stand fof hearing at the Of said
Court - J, b. SMITH, Atty for PltG
sepLsl, fe63--9w. ~ -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Pocket Book Lost,

r oST, nj VESTS Drug Store, in 81. Clarsyille, on
taining about el12-So0 0overnment money rolled up
together % 90 OH Ohio State Bank some silver change
ard some small bills o. Government money. ~
reward of SIS will be paid for the retsrn Of the
money TO the CHRONICLE oics, the subscriber liv
Ing II miles South of Harrsve, Harrison County. Ohio
se2l-3ws MARY ANN COULTER
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Sale of a Woolsh Factory
And Valuable Reaf Estate in

Bei'hont CO.. a.. by ordsrof Court.
OH SATURDAY, shs ftth ef Osssbsr,
" A 1889. II - oclerk r., u ihs promises. viii
be sold 10 the highea bidder the following rsn esnte
with the appurenanees % fhs prppery Of John w.
Hutchinson deceased 70 VII: sips>s n BelDO,t Coun
Y. Ohio being part Of the Nosthwea qunrer of see,on
township fsnge in the stsabsuvilIs lnd district,
befthng for its laUpdnrss o. st0e q he road, aud
rnnIns tence South ~ deg Wsa - poles 10 stcDs In
the eouih boundary line Of ssid Qorfsf secni thence
with said line wsit- ros< VI y9ycnkfM ssid qusref;
thebce Noah with the weG bo6kssry Inns fii poles 10
buckeye on the West bank ~ be Creek thence up
sad Creek with s mennfsriDgs Including tie bed aid
bank Of the Creek 10 q CcsmDfr the N6vh boundary
net ,hsnce with enid line Esst - poles . sugar and
elm oH The East hank of the Creek; thsnc edpwn tie
creek. including the cfcet 10 lynn; thence yah ~
deg Esa % poles 70 white oak thence souh Is deg
Ia, - poe. g No place q esss"ns co"'sinDs Is
rss.e premises prs s,used on he Central Ohio Rril
Rosd. sboa tout ilvs Vest n Dsire and on them nre
sitssied a WOOLHN FACTORY. with xrcsLEu
sAcIIiyrry hDd 10 coon RKPAIR sbUndsnce Of COAL;
about 900 bearing Arrie tes. Of s choiees ysrie,e,;
and good dwelling h5siss, Tn. prsmi.ss will ts sold
Terms. cne5hifd IN hand, and tho balance in i've equal
annual lnstnlrssnis. with Interest 49,. eiJ d, ..
Appraised at 5000 o. MARIA HUTCHINSON,
~ Join }. KERR,
Admrs Of Jshn w Buchinson, deed.
fept Q. i6GJ--5w
IL Wheeling i,ei ssne.r copy Daily on. week. .i
Wsskly ill sals. st-ubs,Nils Weekly Herald copy
ii s"e; and send bill. to Wis oihcc ior collection.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Ayers Sarsaparilla

b compounded from the most efecfuaf anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
tilis affecting dsiemper and for the cure OF the
disorders it entails. That IL 10 far superior to
any other remedy yet devised. is knc,Sp by oil
Who have given il a trial. That il does com.
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their eticrt
upon this class Of complaints. Is indisputabif
proven by the great multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures il has made of
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular svellings, Tumors, Erup-
tons, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry
sipelaa. Rose or 81. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
borculous deposits in Che lungs, WhitS
swellngs, Debility, Dropsy. Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, MsrcuYial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
Of tie blood. Minnie reports Of individual
cases may be found in AfKk's AAERfcAS
ALMANAC. which is furnished to the druggists
for grutuitous distribution, wherein may b
learned the directions for its uss, and some Of
the remarkable cures which il has made when
ell other remedies bad failed to afford relief.
Those cases are purposely takenfrom all esc-
tons of the country. in order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak to
him of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula depresses the vital energies. and thus
leaves its victims far more subject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy constitu.
tons Hence il tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten. the average duration Of human
life. The vast importance Of these considerA-
tons has led US TO spend yesrs in perfecting .
remedy which is adequate to its cure. This
we now offer to the public under the name Of
AYERS SAhsSraRILLA, although Il Is com
posed Of ingredients, some Of which exceed the
best of SdrsipdriBa in alternative power By
its aid YOU may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger Of these disorders. Purge OUT
ihe foul corruptions that rot and fester in the
blood purge out the causes Of disease, and
vigorous health willN follow. BY its pecnliss
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func.
tons, and thus expels the distempen which
lurk within the system OF bust out On any
part Of il. =
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of .Spsyayaid, that promised
much and did nothing; but they viii neither b
deceived nor disappointed in this. It's virtues
haze been proven by abundant trial, and fhefl
remains no question; Of its surpassing excellcncs
for the cure Of the affecting diseases it is In
tended to reach. Although under tie same
name, il l. very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and il
far more cffe,tual than any ot,Jer which kAs
ever bssu available to them
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24

1~THt members Of Capt. Meek's com
pauy, ofthe militia, are ordered to meet Al
Boyle's School House on next Saturday
at Q o'clock, for drill. Capt. Works com
pany will meet in St. Clairsyille at the sam,
time, E Gf Z Tt#lat(
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at ihe Probate CoLr for
~ belmont COUNTY. OHIO. the undersigned WIS np.
pointed and qualified n. Administrator with the will
nnur Ied OF the oi A. olson Hull deceased late
of snid County.
All those indebted said are reqa-sted u make
immediate payment: and those having claims against
said estate are noiided present than for seiiemc
within yesr from This duie.
sel0 ELIAS McFARIISG. Adm'r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Public Sale of Real Estate,

WILL sel nt pul,c sale, at ny residence OF the 10
l. day of Ocoher nett NV House and lot III n,a sol
at private snel stlatcd half mi.c SoGli OF Lyt
vile roittinrg 70 ncfes Of iaud witt, snu- COTTAGE
Dwelling Sn,oks House, Wool House stable, aud a
failing we'll o wafer. with sufficient irult
Apple. Peach Cherry aud Puinb.
Also. all my Household Hni Kitchen Fdriii,nre.
Sale To commence ut 10 O'Clock A. n, when due a.
lention will I,r giv-m
Terms made known on the duy Of snle.
sr33ws ABLE CHALFANT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24

p%WE yield great deal Of our space
this week to reports of the great Union
mass meeting at St. Clairsvile.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24

~Two LOADS of sood wheat straw will
be received on subscription to the CHgoN.
lCLE, if sent in soon. D" al' 't
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Lost.

an sRpTTNBRR %. fsg3, bsfSssn wheeling and
" Few. llsville. Belinom County. Ohie. . PAcKtGy
OF MONEY. wrspre5 IN IN piece of buf eoofed
paper. coi,sizing about 800 IN m5ney.
Tn. Under will be ibefHIy rewarded Tor the reinrn Of
II. or any Information either the CanoscLE Office, ~
Claifsvills the Intelge,eer ohee, s Wheeling or 10
the sabscrlbcf ip sewelsyilIs, Belmont County Ohio.
ssf0-3we JOHN wfDDDEs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
latch Lost.

nN THE ID day Of September beiw.sp Morn.,o~i
~ aud Bafnesyllle, a SILVER WATCH small .iz,
cylinder e-cap-msni, nearly new g. Chieki ssine o.
small piece of poref In the back Of H. Tie fDde
wiz be berslly rewarded by leaving the witch at ,l
Office. ssit s<s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24

: Col. PooRMAN is absent, stumping Har-
rison county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
e. O. II. II. TINE T.1BLE,
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Tooh sHsst Sunday, April 10, Isss.
NOW states and Districts are 20
be CredueA for their Quotas.

'l'H following relation the credit which districts
are 10 receive the dr.f, for m,n slready snliH.d
pets Q any Gu.stion in relation ward and town
snlp Suotss The credit must arpesf the rolls st
Washington or Wi 90 Tor aoihiny anul sfer the draft
lee been made:
WASHINGTON. Aug 7. 1850.
To r. N. M.-eroailey D. d T. Moore. and Henry iiebmg
Come iirs OF Common Council Of Rochester:
0entefnen The PrDvoH Aafffisi General of he Cni
sd Saiss deedes thei h. will rive ere II for every
s,bistei ir,,n svefy nwa wari IN ron,r. al
District H. eHres Of the qufts sppoired 10 baf town
ward upon Irevious calls aud also III Eer.os enlised
subse, nem n TIE i0ti day of November lat wien the
r-pon oi our Military Committee to tLe Adj uani Genera
ri tie >t,p t.srs date. 1h maine Of every reron so
rlsned 10 or. .it-, mu<t upp"0 or ,he mp,i-rrD 10
ilef ~ IN, AdiuHnt Esa-fsS Office o. wssii cto lie
think, II I'm. deL or score Of public poicy.
peni the drs H. sy dislrici. for The purros Of
sitlin, the number 10 dscHrgsd ee mace - ws
strrws I'd aud before III. ne .st-r- ito h-
se provided the prLof ilrshed before The tnr thsy
are ret.ssred to fepor. ALFRED ELY,
Asst iroyoI Nsr,iel
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~TEAcHsRs' EXAMINATION, at the
usual place, Saturday, Sept 26th, com
mencinp at 9 O'Clock.