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The New York herald., 1863-05-18

THE OLDEST STAND IN SEVENTH AvENCR-
IA n; ABRAHAMs guarantees 10 pay the hislest cash
price, In current funis cast OF Ll0hing xls0 Furn
turc. Carpets aud &c lianeous Property h.Ladiee
fifty for Silk and 90 len Drsseo
than other esb in the city b. calling
addressing NJ Absahas 23 seventh avenu, sf3e b.
tween Twenylfh AMI Tweaty sAth streets Lady In ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

AT NO. i7 SIXTH AVENUE --LADlgS AND GENTLE
"A men. II you wish the hinest .toe for
east ot Clcshins Carpets furrisa.e besi you CAP
doors Lid attended ~
Mr.. M,n. True yoa viii be dealt with your sAssfAcsen
an bcne II
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

E0R aALE-A VALUABLE C0UNTRY RRsIpENc1.
with about twelve Of land, stuatcd the Coney
Island plank road just miles from Fulton ferry. Brook
n The Coney Island Railroad pass the house ashors
Intervals the 10 elegantly built under the direct
q the late wster grounds
bearing In reunrka6ae The whole portion Of
the land will be sold with the house and thirds less
OF the money remain bond and mortgage
for term Of years desired For further information
ply to the undersigned executors . a+-
-H OHARLES SKELsEY l2 ATLANTIC street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

NANTED-B0ARD FOR THE SUMNER FOR A
w lany, nurse and several children. in pleasantly
ated farm house, within three four hours ride
sail New York city the line Of Hudson River
Harlem Railroad. Address, stating terms G. g. E.. Herald
onlee,
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

LsURNIsHEDt COUNTRY HOUSE 10 LET-INs THE
IL centre Of is.ge farm from which a the
o. farm can De obtained fresh on the spoti tive cows
miles from city, up the river; traips Convenient for
New York business; rent $500 70 December l. Address
B. 67S Post Office, N. r. ~ II ~ III ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
DENTISTRY.

A RTIrIcIAL BONE FIILINgs FOR DEcAYED AMI
N sensitive trcth.-Old roots built up mcre shells re
stored TO their original usefulness aud every kind OF csv
hlc and warranted, by the discoverer PEARSON ID.
IutOO testimonials
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Internal Revenue Taxes,
DEPUTY CoLIEcroR's OrrrcE.


BnlpGEPoRr. o., Nov. 18th 1863.
NJOT1CE is hereby given that the Annual List oi In
lN ternal Revenue Taxes for i-i3 usses-s,i in iic
mont County. Ohio, hus been received nrd is due
AID payable.
All INCOME Tax remaining unpaid after the GOih Of
DrccRiber, ll will he charged FvK per cent. nddi-
tiouai; gnd NIL other taxes Oh said lis, unpaid that
time will be Charged 'lgS per cent. additional The
pennlty will be required ia every when incurred,
rs Collectors have dise retiui in the maucr.
will he at my Office in Bridegroom until the 10th o
November 10 receive TIE above lakes. alter which time
will attend al tn following places and the time
suited. for the rnriose Of receiving said tax:
A. Clairsyilo, Monday and Tuesday, the LIST aud 2d OF
December;
U iuntown. Wednesday, A. N. the Sd OF December;
Finishing, "Wednesday =. ~ the Jd nI December;
Morr-to~n. Thursday. ith. nnd Friday 81. 9th Dec;
HeNiry sburg, Friday p Al and Saturday a NJ. 9th and
9th December;
Somerion Monday. the sth Of December;
New Castle. Tuesday. the OH Of December;
Burnesville, "Wednesday aud Thursday, 10Th and lth
December:
Belmont. Friday. the i2h Of December;
Aullers (for Mead tp.), Saturday i3lli December;
Armstrong; Mills. Monday. 18th Drccnberi
Cenrcville. Tuesday, 18Th December;
Powhuitan, Thursday 1Ifh Deccubcr;
Bcllaire, Friday, l9ih Dscrnhrr
Government, or par iuIfls. will be required
# q. g..'Iti -. d. Y. HOWELL. Deputy Col.
Div. No |, 10th Dist OF Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
A Blind Girl Being Restored to
Sight, and Deaf and Dumb Man
To Hearing

We have published some notices Of DR.
Knapp, the distinguished Oculist, tformer-
Of Buffalo, but now permanently in Colum-
bus, o., showing his skill in restoring the
deaf and blind TO hearing and sight.
The following cases in this part of the
State, will be acknowledged by all as won
derful and very remarkable.
Mrs. Nancy Sheals' daughter, Of McCon-
nelsville, Morgan county, was totally blind
abandoned by all as incurable and hope
lessly blind. She was placed under DR..
Knapp's treatment, at Zanesville-and in
two weeks she was enabled to see the sash
to window, and has been steadily progress
ing since to vision.
James Falls, age 40, of Renrock, Noble
County, has been deaf and dumb from in
'ancy-not able to speak or hear any sound,
not cannon; or the loudest thunder. He
was placed under DR.. Knapp treatment on
the 26th Of Sept. last-and now he can hear
so feint sound as the tick of his ooa soatch.
This result, we learn, has been secured to
Mr.. Falls without his enduring any pain
and of course he is introduced to new
world, Of sounds, of which he has been de-
prived, above the average age Of man.
Correspondence on this topic can be had
With Mr., Falls, who is an educated mute
or Josiah Morrison, Of Hoskinsville, Noble
County, who is conversant with the facts.
We learn also that the DR.. has inserted
several artificial eyes at Barnesville, thu
n,ore.ike Mehatmut eye-one OF the person
living in Barnesville, for whom it has beer
accomplished. 800
DR.. Knapp will make four moro visits t.
I}arnesville, on Saturday OF each week, nj
the National Hotel.--also ut GAINESVILLE, eact
Friday at the Stacey House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

sU-To CossEsroSDENrs.-W .-Wehave tore
mind correspondents that all business letters
for this Office should be addressed '' Belmont
Chronicle, 81. Clairseiae, Ohio" and not
70 any particular individual. Ii correspon-
dents will observe this rule they will greatly
,ohiSs US, as welbas ensure prompt atten
tion to their letters. 20 = -
H' Communioa6ons addressed to the paper
should also be written on but one side ofthe
papa. They frequently have to be divided
salong compositors, and when written oh
both sides il makes this very difficult to do
We hope every one will bear these fact,
in mind. stdst- .rt.r ,nfff
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

s@FRoM THE RICHMOND PRIsoNs.-
Mr.. Ellwood Martin, soldier Of tho 1t
Va. Cavalry, but belonging to this county
arrived at home from Annapolis on Sunday
He was taken in August last, while on pick
ct near fredericksburg. The rebels took
him TO Richmond, and for six weeks he wa
prisoner on Belle Island. Since he wa"
released on parole he has been at Annapolis.
!, Mr.. Martia left Richmond iu the latte
part Of September. He says the pi,ture ol
the suiferings Of our prisoners there is np'
,oysrdrswu. The prisons in the city are !ex
tremsly loathsome, and Belle Island is 4
barren waste Of sand. The guards in man,
Instances shoot our prisoners for the mos
trivial offences. ~. N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
NOTICE
For the Purpose of Correcting
the Enrolment of Belmont
County. r.....

m HE citizens OF Belmont County viii take notice that
i the persons whose names arc borne herron have
been enrolled in The frsc class Enrolment in the e
ent Townships, as below stated Persons who may be
cosnza OF any other ,rson Detween the ages Of 20
uno 3 or any unmarried per.o between the ages OF 81
and 45 whose do appear this list are
qcsied report the TO this Office for enrolment by
the Enrolling Oiicer
Any persoi whose name appears OH this list may app
be Bourd and claim TO have his stricken of
the list II he can show the satisfaction OF the Bourd
ta, lie is not and will not be the fixed for
draft, liable 10 military duty OH accsunt Of
lst. Aienaye.
ID Non residence. fH. -.H.F
Cd. Unsuilablencss of age. .....
2 4lh. Manifest permanent physical disability. q.
The Board OF Enrollmen request that those claiming
~,unt,ou annear a follo~x.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Probate Court, Belmont Co., O.
Petition to sell Land to Pay Debt,

Aaron Eaton, Ex'r OIL no George Eaton. Caleb Jones
James Eaton, decd, l and Lydia Ann Jones his wife,
vs. Andrew Eaton. John Walker aud
Elizabeth Eaton, Cynthia Walker his wife, and Pc
aud others. ter Lloyd l. Corilelia Jane Lloyd
his wife OF the State OF Illinois and Joel EaioH whs
in the United States Army;
Yeu are hereby notified that, OIL the 9th day Of No
vember e63 said Executor filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court OF said County OF Bel mont the object and
prayer Of which petition il 10 obtan orlt the 2h
day OF December 1883 for the assignment ol dowcr
OF Elizabeth Eaiou, the widow Of james Eaton. deed.
in and for the sale Of the following described
tate, OF which the said james Eaton died seized.
II acres roods and IL poles OF land, less sit
uatsd In the south west quarter Of section 10 township
and range now occupied by Thomas Kidd, and more
particularly described IN said petition.
AARON EATON. Ex'r
Nov. %, 1862 4w of James Eatorl deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
s6rTHs ATLANTIC MosrnLY.-The De.

s@THE ATLANTIC MoSTBLY. The De.
ceInber number Of this monarch Of tho
monihlies is on our table. We have glanced
hastily through its pages, and we think it
one Of the greatest numbers yet issued. Its
motto seems to be "ExcELsion!"
A new volume Of the Atlantic commences
with the January number. We commend
il to every reader Of solid literature. t'V
Published by Ticknor & Fields, Boston
Mass. Terms 90 OUa year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
DSCouRr or COMMON PLEAs.--A case

D~CoURT or COMMON PLEAS. case
which excited q great deal of interest was
tried 10 the Court Of Common Pleas on
Thursday and Friday last I, was an action
for slander, brought by Miss Eliza Jane
Stevens against Mrs. Jane Craig and John
Craig her husband. The parties reside in
the neigbborhood of Sheppardstown, and
are among the best families 10 the county.
The young lady bringing the suit is a beau
tiful girl, aud gave in her testimony and
conducted herself in the Court Room in an
srtless and digni6ed manner. A great deal
Of the testimony consisted Of sfidavits. -
It appeared that Mrs. Craig had not oripi-
mated the slander, and we believe had told
it to but one family. The jury gave ver-
dict against the defendant for slander, and
in consideration Of these facts, fixed the sum
Of damages at 5000 and costs. B. 8. and
D. d. T. Cowen managed the prosecution,
and VIM. Kennon, Jr, the defence 1t was
ably conducted on both sides.
On Thursday evening the jury in the case
Of the State VS.. Henry Ammons. indicted
for an assault with intent to kill" brought
in verdict of guilty Of assault and bat
terry" The Court sentenced him to pay n
fine Of $25 and costs of prosecution, and to
be confined ten days in the dungeon Of the
jail and fed on bread and water only.
On Saturday morning the attorneys for
the defendants in the case Of the State vs.
Alfred Nichols and others, made motion
for change of venue to Harrison county.
This il the Loydsville and Morristown case.
Thirty-six, afidavits were read. aledgine
that the defendants could not obtain fai,
and impartial trial in this county. Their
was some wrirglng" among the Vallan'
.uighammers when this motion was made.
The Prosecuting Attorney-Mr. John A.
Work-said he had a prejudice against Hsr
rison county-he thought Monroe count,
.'just about as neal notwithstanding the
"finger-boards at the West end Of tow
say " 32 miles to Woodsfeld "--"l6 mile.
to Cadiz. He wanted the case to 30 t.
some other county than Harrison, and na,net
Guernsey also as preferable. The defend
ants attorneys readily agreed to Guernsey
and the Court accordingly fixed it in tha
way.
On Saturday Patrick Welby, convicted o
manslaughter, was sentenced to one year
imprisonment in the Penitentiary
The Court adjourned on Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
HEADQUARTERS lsT RECT. o. NJ, B. @.
H GENERAL

By request Of tho coumandants of com
panies Of the LIST Regt. Belmont 20. y, NJ.
the said Regiment is ordered to meet in st.
Clairsville, on Saturday, Nov. 2S, 1863, a,
| o'clock P. NJ, for Battalion drill. All per
sons in said Regiment subject to military
duty, are requested to attend and participate
ACCUSTOMED officers and Sergeants ar,
specially ordered to meet at 10 o'clock A. n
tor squad drill, and to consider iinporian
business which will be laid before them.
By order j. +. CHARLEswoRTH,
Col. Comd' q lst Reg't o. N. Bel. Co.
w, CHAMBERS, Adj't. r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

LEWIS-HARTZELL.-On the 10th inst, at the Na.
tionai Holel, by Rev Joseph Woodrofe, Mr. Henry
Lewis snd Miss Cynthia Anu hsrzsll, all Of this
county. E t.E i-.ftEI f.
MAYS-HARRIS.-On! the 2sh ut. n the residence Of
f the bride's father by Rev w. Harris, Mr. Joseph d.
Mays and Miss Jane Harris, all Of this county
Carr Mr. John Edwards OF WanenioiI and Miss
Hannah nj. Hulse. Of 81. Clarsville, Ohio.
IALANEE-KENNEY--O --On the lob inst, by Rev J
NJ. Carr. Mr.. Samuel Maanee and Louisa Kenney al
of BelmoF County. 10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

sDWE understand Mr.. John A. Work
is going to contest Mr.. Cochran's election
ss Prosecutor. Mr. Co bran was elected by
tho vote Of the soldiers.
BY the way, Mr.. Work, how much did
that oyster supper on Saturday night cost
You and your friends? Understand, eh2--
Oh! you re broth of q boy!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

And also, all aged or in6rm parents wishing one Of
two more exempted are requested 10 make the
proof Of the merits Of their Cases before the
5th OF January next DAVID MCCARTNEY, j
J Cspt Pro Mar, Prest Of Board oI Enrollm't
10th Dist al Ohio.
=, .s,-.~- q r.g DAVID MocLENAHAN.
~ ~ E n C Surgeon of the 18th DisIfict Of Ohio.
OLIVER kEYSER,
. Commissioner OF 18th District OF Ohio.
The names OF cla.s I'd will appear next week. -i
The NAMES will be printed in handbillS
next week. II Ed. CHRoN. mr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

b6rLAsT WEEK we attempted to correct
the vote Of Washington Township on State
Senator, but the compositor made it worse
than it was before. Mr.. Jamison's major
ity in that Township was 80, instead Of 80.
We gladly make the correction. The Union
mcn Of that Township did nobly at the re-
cent election, and we would give theu. their
full need of praise
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

D~"THE PnEslDENT's HYMN, "--1n
smother column we print a noble hymn,
written by DR.. Muhlenberg, to be sung in
the Churches on Thanksgiving Day-to
morrow. The hymn is highly commended
by Rev. DR.. Bellows, President of the u
8. Sanitary Commission, who says he hope,
il will be sung throughout the land to.mor
row. saesotis s. .'pi ID 80 =.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
.9dm1n n1sfrNfor,s .yofsce..

N1OIicf 10 hereby Ei~sn lhr, Mt The Pr bal. coor
lN for. belmont county. The undersigned was np
painted s,sd qUnlif<d NJ 81 the estate
PritsfVn Fowler deco. ste Of Delmow county, Ohio
Al hose indebted Bald estnie nrr requested 10 MAX,
immediate payment; and those having claims sgsns
ssid esinic are notified present tein ior settlement
= = wv WILLIAM FOWLER. Admit
Nov N, 1903
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Notice or Application to Cover
nor for the Pardon Of Patrick

A ~. psf-on. ION nay coprern will tnks no,ice
III tin The iG day OF Dee. mbrr I-ssJ. nn rppli-
cnion wi be mad. The tioveror of the state of Ohio
a'tins lor lhe pardon ot Psirick W.iby. who VI
the Novenbsr rein. i-J Vi the Common Pleas Coun
Of mRnsnu ghfer dnd who wss the i7th day Of No
yen,i,er i-g3 tried srd found rviy. sud was the
2ist day Of November srnenced 10 yesrs conhnc-
Nov. 90, 1s6J--s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

a~LIEUr. Col. CLEMENT r. STEEL,
late OF the ed Ohio Regiment, was married,
at Lancaster, on Tuesday, to daughter Of
Hon. Thomas Ewing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
National Bank Notes,

The first impressions of the five and ten
dollar notes for the National banks will be
pristed in New York-the former by the
Continental Engraving Company, and the
latter probably by the American Bank Note
Company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

+ asGMILLEB HAMMOND, Of Go. 3, 77th
Ohio Vol. Ipf'y, viii accept our thanks for
. COPY Of the National DomOcrst," Of ofNov.
, I'd. printed at Little Rock, Ark.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

mHE Judges OF the Cour OF Common Pleas for the oh
Judicial District 6I The times Of holding Courts IL
said District ior the year i'6t. ~ followsi
Distsict Court.
Mu.kingun county. Thursday. September |;
Morgan county ............ Monday, September 8;
Noble county ...... "Wednesday. Scrtrrnher 4;
Monfoc c1Jnty Friday, September v;
Belmont COMFY .........'. .Mondny, september ~;
Guernsey county. ..rtursdhy. September IS
Tn-enrawus county .'..'..' Mondsy. September 10;
Hatfi~on county Thursday, Septeinh-r ~
Jefferson county .......... stiuriay. September ~
Courts OF Common Pleas.
Muskingnm couniy--Aionday, February is; Monday.
May 10; and Monday. Octobrr ~
Morgan county Tuesday. March is; Tuesday, June
H. mud Wednesday. October W
aud Tue sday. tpcio,-rA
Mouroe county Tuesday, February Q; Tuesday, May
2; and Wednesday, Oct ".
BELMONT eoanly-fuesdsy, February Is; Tuesday,
Guernsey county-Tuesday March is; Tuesday.
June 81 and Tuesday, October 20.
Tuscarawas coupiy-Tucsday, February 10; Mon
day. May 20; aud Monday. Oc,ober ~.
May 10; and Monday. October 10.
Jefferson coun'y-Mondny, February 10; Monday,
June 10; and Monday. November. :.
Done a'New Philssdslrhia ssssmIsr @ 9sh, A. D. 1853.
JOHN w OKEY. Judges.
GEO. w. MoII.vAINE)
s, true copy by order of said jndgr. ,,,s.r,,
Clerk Of the Couri Of Common Pleas Of Muskingun Co
..L.-.f The STATE oy OHIo, BsLMosr County. IS:
], JAMES r CnARLEswoRTH, Clerk Of the Conu OF
Common Pleas Of the County and Stale alorrs aid do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is truly copied from the
original copy now on file In the Clerks office OF said
Belmont county. III testimony VIII, reof have hrrcuno
set my hand and official seal this i6 day Of November
Nov. 20, iea3.--3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

SWPERsoNAL. Lieut.. John Glover, Of
the 18th Ohio, arrived at home on Saturday
, evening. He reports the boys bill in excel
lent health aud fine spirits. Lieut. Glover
il detailed for recruiting. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

S~TEACHEas' EXAMINATION, at the
usual place, Saturday, Dec. s, commencing
at Q o'clock A. H., precisely.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Road Notice

A PETITION will be- presented TO the Commission
II ers Of Belmont Cou'ty, d, their next D-ceinbcr
re-sion praying for change OF the loc stiou OF the
County Road iendiug from the Mariinsviie and Mt
Pleasant Plank Road. Inc farm OF Samuel Vicker,.
in Colerun Township. in said county point said
county road on The land OF Nathan Steers.
Nov S. 1863.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Sale Of Valuable Real and
Personal Property.

NOTICE is hereby given that. the 10Th day Of No
IN vrmbrr, 1-63, st tie late residence of Hnrmnn
Hess, deceased the East fork OF Iong Run IL, Ohio
county, and State OF West Virginia will sell pub
lie auction the following real AID persona property. be-
longing 10 the estate Of the late larian tIes d-crase
A tract OF land on big Wheeling Creek. containing n
acres. about 2i miles from Wheeling, which is locs
ted Touring mill known bedillion's Mill aud other
improvements. Tcnns-On-third ~ hand. the r-mSin-
er in live annual insis,nenis with interest from the day
OF snle. payable annually
Also another rsctof land. containing nhout
the last mentioned tract: this iih to be
paid in hand. the remainder rs last above specified
Also the home place, continuing nearly eight acres.
on which is erected good dwelling house, slan-lter
house. and other proper buildings. Terms for t. ssr
IN hand the remainder in FIVE equal annual payments.
with incrc-t. rsyuble annually.
Also. variety OF household aud kitchen furniture
beds aud bedding. two horse carriage aud hsrnrss
tay pair of match colts and other property
TennsAil sums 10 SO cash. all that sum credit
Of six mouths, with security.
r. J. ROTHACKER,
SARAH HISS,
Executors Of the last will and testament Of Herman
iess, deed. nos I'd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Town Property for Sale.

r AM desirous OF removing 10 the country. and off
J. the property IN which reside for sale II is oi
he hest locations in town for business dwelling. and
will sell il very low. ISAAC ASkEW
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26

l1-THE Posr OErIoE will be closed to-
morrow Thanksgiving Day) from lOa to u
O'Clock, aud from q ~ 5 o'clock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Pocket Book Lost.

r OS'r at VESTS Drug Store in 81. Clairsvic, OF
i "Wednesday. Sept 18th. OcKEr BOOK. cor
tanning about sif2-SO0 Government money rolled up
together 40 90 Ohio Stale Hank, silver change
and some small bills o. Government money.
reward Of SIS will he Inid for the return OF the
money the CHRONICLE Office, OFT the subscriber liv
ing III miles South OF Iiarrsve. Hatrson County. Ohio
se2i-3ws -l' MARY ANN COULTER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Family Dye Colors.

Tor dyeing Silk Wooen, and Cotton goods Shewls,
Seafis. Ribbons Dresses. Feathers, Boniets fata,
and all kinds OF wearing apparel with perfeei
FAST CoLoFsS, =
nj saving OF eighty per cent The following coors
Black Brown, Blue, Crimson. nrab. trreI. Magenta
Orange, Purple, Fink, Rcd, slaie, Salmon, souenno
Scnriel, Yellow. H ~
Put IN ~ bottles Price is and IS cents sIa
'u'' 'S '''s'''' s'S '''' ~ WhI.DAy q COLEMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
COURTS FOR 1864.
EIGHTH DISTII(,T.
I)istyict Courf

THE Judges OF the Cour Of Common Pleas for the sh
i judicial District fI The times Of holding Courts ii
said District or the year 1884. n follows;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-26
Assistant Assessors N0ice.
TrHsseS and Supporters.

XXTHITE's NEW PATENT LEVER Tusses and
w Supporters. Also, Ranbow's celebrated Truss.
For sale at WEi.DAf &oOLEMAN's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-06

D9- The following days have besn appoint ed for the Drafted Men of ths various towns in this County to appear at Headquarters of the Board of Enrollment, at Bridgeport for examination. We are indebted for the list to J. P. Brewster, Esq, Commissioner of the Board. We are requested to say that the Board of Enrolment will examine drafted men only on the day they are notified to appear, as below:
 Litchield. August 4th.
 Goshen and Norfolk, Wednesday. Aug. 9th.
 Canaan and North Canaan, Thursday, 9th.
 Salisbury, Friday, 7th.
 Warren and Cornwall, Monday, 10th.
 Sharon, Tuesday, llth.
 Kent and New Milford, Wednesday, 18th.
 Bridgewater and Roxbury, Thursday, 18th.
 Bethlem and Morris, C.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-06
wooDBURY.

On Thursday last, at the close of third session, the town directed the Selectmen to pay to each drafted man, who should be ao- cepted, the sum of $500. Up to this time Woodbury has been very efficient in sustaining the holy causs, and this action may seem to indicate that she has become weary in well doing, and is now wandering in the filth of Secessionism. Bnt we do not hesitate to de- clare that this, the mother tos0'1 of our County, is as true as ever, and that she will cause her would be deceivers to reap the folly of their works, and that she will hand down to poster ity- her honored record of two hundred years. untarnished by any of the venom of Seces- sionism.
 The north part of the town was visited by . succession of showers, during Saturday