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sisntily fsilej. No one Jut those utterly
devoid Of igstiHclse or bsbiLusl reverence
for tho good and brsye coull ever stomp SO
low as Did this identical Kate Vallandig-
ham" 10 her communication to berC Top
pevbcnd deity. dated Sept. 3D. Il is scarce
y polite 70 notice snch things as this, as it
was evidently done for the gain Of Dotorieiy;
but in this instance, positive proof OF pal
pable Ignorance Is 80 apparent we cannot
refrain from advising the writer to cease
forever hcr massive stream Of doubted elo-
queDce. LGf.v
This is q fancy sketch. We sketch fancy
objects.
/ cannot closo fhia let'et 'without testify.
ing to the gsllant manner in which Belmont
County redeemed herself on the 10th: -
Having attended varions other meetings Si
Immense extent, ! was totally. unprepared
to see them all completely eel bsed as It was
done so thoroughly on the day designated.
The features OF the procession were decided
ly original.
The "Uoddess of Liberty encircled by
d glorious con ,Steita-tin Of stars. with the
luxurious folds ofonr bonored nag R1,h.bling
about her figure, believe Was never before
in the present age so beauiiiully enacted as
on that occasion.
Belmont will do as well iD October let
the people remember thst No. Davenport
must sit in the Legislative uall+ this season,
sld that the various county pfiices must hc
filed by Uoion men. 10 say hoihing of the
importance OF giving the State ticket q
handsome majority. TELEGRAPH.
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UNION BiyKsr PIC..NIG.
Speakers:

=. Invitations have been extended TO
Gpy. FOREMAN snl A. w. CAMP
BELL,. OF West virginia;
| Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY, Of Co
'sNsjs' Msjsi' JOHN Mecook and Judge
MEANS. OF Steubeuvilie;
Hon. JOHN A. BlNUHAM, and
PETER TALLMAN, Eco, So
Who are cosndentiy expected to be present
and address US ON the Important issaes OF
the day. -ft
/ Speaking iuterspersed with instrumental
and vocal music. tH- set..
All friends of the Union are invited to
attend and devote another day to the cause
of Our Country. -
Those who are determined to love Traitors
more than the brave defenders of our coun-
try are expected to stay at home--the home
they are too cowardly to defend.
Speaking to commence precisely at 10
o clock A. N.
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nsy-FnoM THE ssrH OHro-LIsr G

nw-FRoM THE 9STH OHIo--LIsr OF
CASUALTIES. Mr.. Alex. Branum, Of
Bridgeport, has received letter from bis
son, member Of our 9Sth Regiment, and
we are indebted to him for a list Of the cas-.
ualties in that Regiment.
A part of the Regiment was in the thick.
est of tho battle. Companies A, q, and y
were not ID the fight, being left back Oh
picket.
Capt. Urquhart, 81 Go. D, commanded
the regiment. He is wounded in the ankle,
and his horse was shot under him. Adju-
tant Miner wounded in the left arm, below
elbow. Capt. Thomas, Co. II killed. Capt.
Lochnry, Co. II, badly wounded and left on
the Acid. Smith Lilly, Co. B, killed, with
others whose names were not given at the
time of writing. John Hammond, Co. B,
wounded in the knee John Pollock in the
arm aud bowels. 2. Harden In the ankle.
Josiah Blackfofd nioitally wounded. Wm.
Roscoe wounded III the arm. J. Tllet, left
hand. d. d. Dutton, ankle. NJ Nichol,
shoulder. These men, we believe, were all
from company B.
Since writing the above, We have been
permitted to read letter from DR.. West,
Surgeon of the Regiment, to his wife, dated
Chattanooga, Sept. 22d. !.
The DR.. says the 9sth lost / killed, 81
wounded, and missing, He says Capt.
Lochary was killed. Smith Lilly and Josiah
Blackford, Co. B, killed.
Or the wounded, one-balf are severely
and the balance slightly.
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so-BswAsE Of tho eleventh hour lie

SO-BswARE Of tho eleventh hour lies
chat the 81. GLArRsvlLLE GAZETTE, Tas
1r. CLAIRsviLLE County TICKET, THE
6r. ClAdRsvIttr DIRTY BUrTERNUr CLIQUE
are sure 10 cironlats on the svs Of the con-
sest, for ths purpose Of gulling the ignor-
ant, and dscsiyias ths crcdulous. The men
y whose hands ehs' control Of the present
so-callsd DemOeratio party is placed, regard
the use Of Any s.means legitimate that
promises success. The men who would fof
b personal success bettas the country into
the hands ofsfie enemy, would sacrifice
every other cons iasatidh for the accomplish.
'hient Of their pui We sag watch them,
as you would thv.vcnomous copperhead that
lies extended on the grass near some by
path, awaiting s1 opportunity to dart it,
poisoned fangs into some unsuspectiug pass
ersby.
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CUISINES 9otiees.
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
American Watch

Is The BEST.
It is made on the best principle, while the foreisi
watch is generally made OH no principle at ALL
Let look AT the contrast The foreign wslch is
ly made BY women and boys, BIT gASs While their la
Dor is cheap, their work is dear II, any price Suci
watches made without plan, and sold without guar
antee. They Irregular IN construction and quite a,
irregular IN movcrnrla They designed orly sell
aud the buyer is the party most thoroughly sold Tho.,
WHO have kept 'arcres" lepne., and "Swiss ever-'
in professed repair or few years viii apprscis," I'll,
''''1 rsG y 'i' plaS .'''s"S" oF run AnnaIc
nrssd ot:bei"s,,nadc Of several hY ra pieces
screwed together. The body OF the A \tch II
foriued Of SOLID PLATES. No ja fefl tih Oh.
harmony OF its wsfAir and no sud'i pek can throw
It's machinery oui Y -. Secession 81 one part from
another is unkuo,v n consii,uiioa, and in riding o
any business pursuit. issN held ,ogesh,rs. firmly
singh piece Of metal. his Just what III machner!
should be- ~
s isl ACCURATE 2 n ''
4. sd sIMPLD .
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Petition for Divorce.

Rober, PHILIPPE J L,LENA PHlliIPs, OF the State
vs. T. OF West Virginia. is notihed that
Elenn Phillips Robert Phillips did, on the ed day Of
Sepember Is6 iie hi petition IN the Office Of the CLERK
of The Court OF Common Pleas whin aud ior the coan'y
ri Belmonl and State OF Ohio. charging the defendant
with fraud in their marriage contract and asking that hs
may be divorced from her. said Elena Phillips, wD>i
re,ion will ttand Tor hearing u ne next term q yyi, IL
Cour. o. D. oAiih, ANY w
sept ~ isoi-Gw
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s@AFrEK you have read this paper.
hand ii to some Democrat who il, wavrripg
in the support OF XallandieL.Iv. and call his
attention to tho address and Resolutions Of
the War Democracy, and tho article from
the Wheeling Inteligenccf, headed "I'be
Ohio Electiou--Its National Importance. I"
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s~IN giving an account, last week, Ofthe

'a D~IN giving an account, last week, Ofthe
display made by our patriotic people on the
occasion Of tho great Brough mass meeting,
we Inadvertently dous injustice to one OF
Gwo Isrsops. .Wsldsy q eoieman had, per
hapa. the estAisplsy Of Assgin front Of
shsir store rodhs.i sisii 80 4 soy .ens plics ia
town. Their sFnips frame Was litorall,
covered with Alssf md shout hslf : dozen
smsll ones hutasssd from eaoh side Of the
door. .Dr. Alexander had eut,s streaaner,
and sis residence WI. osherviss beautifully
decorated. Mrs. Capt. 7Hsge. also, had
ont . srsas many sosa ncssos 10 front o.
ker hbunn. n " =.
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Pocket Book Lost.

r osT, ut Wesrs Drug Store, IN 81, Clairsvllle OF
Ii "Wednesday, SEPT i6ih a pOCKEr BOOK con-
timing about sli2-{i00 Government money, rolled up
together % % OF Ohio Snte Bank sonis silver change
aid some small bills o. Government money. a, ,
reward OF SIS will be paid for the return oil the
money TO the CasoScLE oee, or the snhscrber liv'
ss.Ji a... MARY ANN COULTER.
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s0'FRoM THE 18TH. We learn by letter
from DR.. West to his wife that the heroic
Lieut.. NICHOLAS NJ. FOWLER, OF COMPANY
F, 18th Ohio, was killed in front OF Chatta-
nooga. Col. Askew, and Capts. Danford
and Carroll are safe. ,l.5 IT.
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Union Meeting sat the Court
House Tonight.

HON, B. 8. COwEN AND LIEUT..
j. N. DUBOIS, of the 18th Ohio Reg't
will address the people ut the COURT
HOUSE, this "wednesday evening, at 8!
o'clock.
The ladies are especially invited to be
present. ..r.
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LOSE MARE-.S25 REWARD

A BROWN MARE s,x yenr. old, black name. tail
II. and legs full medium axe, email sss IN trrhsad
NJ twoJ small ~bite apt. rump. Lrio.s the
Of the in, cenie, Der hii 10 side, lsrg cara
lils sway.d ~ the back broad The loin Bnd hrByy
hind quarters, wa. taken by Aofgrn's forces f. tie
stable oi Rev y Hose. Al NIS Alszandna, JED, On
County, Quo Oh the 25th VI Iuy.
Any iniorn.op In regard his rpste rnay 10
Rev. Il. 3. Hoge, 81 New Aiexandrs, or 10
! :. CLOSE.
ST. Clairsyiue, Beinom County Ohio.
" , s,suhenville Weekly Hcrsid and New L,sbon
Hgckoye State copy three weeks each and seuc DII
;ais Office for coI-ciion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-01

DSTHE Meeting at Flushing to-day, and
at Belmont Meeting House this evening,
have been postponed on account Of the Cadia
Fair. ff t4iJ.
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Z. O. X. IL. TIME "BLE;
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Took effeet Sunday, April 10, lsoa.
Aucti0neer's Notice.

HEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES 20 The pubsl
as Aactone-r trusting by due attention TO busines[
TO merit share Of pubic patronage having applied fer
license A1ciion--r under the Excise Law OF the U
) Any person requiring my services procure ths
same by addressing ut Hunter. B-lmont Co.. Ohio
isl JOSEPH ID MAYS. Apciinsees. .
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1.f - ~ ou uONt
i5s.<< 9Th. ECONOMICAL.
g secure CH;APNEsS By our system, but
on - do no, pretend tsat OF Watch can be
bouglt j5l \pey than the ioreiga NAks-BkLlvEs
" ~ sssas IT. 70 soa. fce ce.huk ss~pree
OUNS0LDiER'S WATCH (nurncd WIN Elisry, i.
what s nnue indicates Solid, subsaniial aud always
Reable-warraniedt stand any uinoun; oi Marching.
Riding or Fighne.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUAIrrytoF WATCH
tnaried I. y Bare,t il similar aud general ap-
pearance, bu, has jewels. aud -uhra,r fsh
OUR LADIES' WATCH recently brr,sh out is pu'
up in great variety Of patterns, ma, of them OF
beauty mud Workmanship, is quite snali but warranted
To KEKp TiME. -.
OUR YOUNG GENFIEMANS WATCH is neat
not large, aud Just the thing for the pocket Of Young
Aulefira.
THE PROOF Of the merits OF o.ir Watch may he
found in the fac, ha, employ over Ave hundred
workien factories, ad thn s,l! unable ,o
supply the constantly increasing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH is
thinner and lighter Than the others have described
Its tine chronometer balance Is dclicaiey adjusted 10
correct The variation caused by changes al temperature
These Watches chrononctricaly ratea. mud the
fruits OF the latest experiments in chrononcy, aud are
made by our best worknen IN separate department o
factory For the finest time kesning qualities they
challenge comparison with the best wosks o the mos
|, famous EaBsh and Swiss makffs.5 hsns
IA III = ,l4t ROBBINS &APPLETON,
Agents for the American Witch Company,
jy23 inside cow an 1ss. BROADWAY, n. y.
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HnncxDHnneTaK
NOTICE


Is HEREBY given that tie annual assessment OF In.
come and o,ier National 'fAXrS. for the IGth Coec-
ton District Oi iIe state vi Ono, rendered in the
looks III the Assistant Assessor, viii b. open for tl.
Inspection Of all p'r.ons vino may examine their
hi r lie spnee oi fifteen day, IRON AID alter tue 2-ti
,iaI OF AIgu.I I.jI at tie o.ioxnIg ntares 10 Wi.
DyIson No. l. AZ the resj.hc- OF a. AIN SINE man
A-ssIaI Assessos pi said DivIssoa the Township oil
Pef.y, IA ruscsrawas coanty.
DIVISION No. 2-Ai in- reslrrce OF George weliy. IT,.
ASSISTANT Assessor vi ss.t D.vI.on i Tue Townshp oi
F'ankirr ia fl,esrawas county.
Di'isioi, No J--A, the r. sdehce Of Alonzo Miller.
A>Astn ..-s.orof 'a,i D.yision In the Township Of
GU-iI u. IN ticnoIs panty.
Dlvsion No. i-Ai tlie residence Of John 8. rtnuy.
Assistant Asses or said DvlsoiI, ia the Jvwnsinp o
Pi.tnry Bclno 1t county.
Division No 5-Attl,e residence Of Deuni. s Gibbs,
Assistam Assessor OF said Division, in the Township o
Division No D-Ai the Office Of Jossph D Tinele As
'i-at as--sso vi sid Di. is.o 1t CaiHbrdye Gurrn-
DIVISION No "a, the residence o. Jacob q Morton.
Assistant Asses.os o ssld Division, IL the Township OF
NIls in Gu,Tn-rN cunnty.
DIVISION No All The oice OF Joseph sharon Assist
nni ASSESSOR oi said Di'sion nj Cauz In the eody OF
flarrsoa.
Division No 9-M the oHic. NJ Eli Peacock As.
sistan Assessor oil said Dviso, Cadi1 the county
oi Iiarr rsOn.
,d notce is hereby farther given Tint sf,r TIE rx.
piruton of said fifteen Aforesaid viii hear sppc
rruiye 10 any aesrd eTrUu.ogs or us,.ye vsuaii
Iaon mad ly said Assistant A.s-ssoTs al the
times aud places h Lowing, VIZ:
For Dvs 1a Al aid veil in the comfy OF Noble
OF The liLi and 10Th days oi SEPTEMBER i5N3.
For Divs4onsd aud AT tam.ri1se, IN The county
OF Guernsey, On the si ANA lsin days oi September
1861.
For Divisions and 4-Ai ST. Ciairsville in the county
OF lie nioni tie s aid .lsi day OF september, SO
For Divisions .and J-Ai Cadlz IN The cointy of liar
ri.ou.o the 2Jd aud 9Th days OF Sc licnLer, oJ
For Divisions and a-Ai New P!i.adcirhu In the
county al 1uscsrawas Oh the 2JLi aud 2cth days vi
September, ieiJ
NonpRenl will be hearl unless mad. in writing. which
shall ,Iniiy the particular cause, ulsIler tns,
speeuns which decision !. rtSu sled
join H. BARNIilIL.
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PROCLAMATION

Is HEREhS MADE TO the qualified voters Of bel
mont County, OHIO, ,hut general election will "
held. M is reGdred By law, Oh tic
second Tuesday, Being the 18th day
of October, IA. ID. 1868,
ut the several places OF holding general elections in said
county ud you viii lhen and there proceed 10 by
ballot Tor
One Governor for the State OF Ohio;
Que l.leutciaUt-tioverAofi ior III Sute Of Ohioj
Ore Attitpt for the State oi Ohio;
Ole Treasurer lor the Stale oil ONO;
One Jadse for Tie iprc,ne Courl oil ie State Of Ohio
One member oi the Board oil PaUic Works ior the
Sin'e oi Ohio;
O,c State Senalorin the General Assembly OF Ohio
for the counties Of Is; mont aud Harrison;
One Represcnlalse in the General Assembly Of Ohio
for Belmont county, go.
One Pro.rcuipg Attorney for the county OF Belmont
One Judge oi Probate ior the county OF Belaonli
Que IT. d, lrcr for the county OF Belmont;
One Conniiss loner lor the cUInty ot Belmont
One Director Of County l,irriary for the county oi
Belmont;
One Coroner for the county OF Belmont -
Tile Trustees uf the several Townships are hereby
notified that the following number oi Jurors nre appof'
toned their several Townships respectively, and thai
hey required select the said uuubsr and make
return thereof 10 the Clerk Of ihe Court Of Common
Pleas, together with the poi-books within two day.
nft,r the salT scfoul Tuesday o OclolJeI. loCJ:
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Administrator's Sale

AO1Il11l1SDCt lOE - EDdle
Z OE REAL ESTATE.
IN PURSUANCE of IN order sisiied ~ Tie Probs y
cour oi Belmont county, Ohio We will oisf iof sale
Of tubHc aucto;i, on d.
SATURDAY,, OCT. "a. 1909.
nj ~ O'Clock NJ. upon the ptsaisss the following res
estalr. situate IN tie county Of Bslmyi ard t;ste o.
Ohio 10 wit: The koftijeast qssrsf of Section No
Township Nos, oi Hs'Ise No 4, containing oi,e hun
drrd ard hiy-nire aerss more or less.
Also pBr of Section y ,. -, fo,snship No. ., Rnnyt
., c"r aiming twenty iine end rood
said farm lies " inrs Norh Of Glsbeor, the c. o
X X. On IL 10 Cider Pres IN good order; two COM
iortsbe hcwed log dwelling house, barr. with stu
bling, wnpon she'd ~hi cofn eri. ., sd q bearing
orchard " yfsftcd fruit 1heru IL also sbpnJsnc
Of excellent timber nid cod theprcfDises The place
is well suppliS with wa'er there bshg good water ~
every fed -
The premises will bc sold free Of dcwes.
TKRns SALE; Onc third ~ hand oue third IN one
year aisJ WetrI h. two years from hYe day OF ssle
with Interest The payments 10 be secured By nofigays
upon the premises sold DANlEl. hUi.r,
A. g. WARREN
Sept 2t, 1863. Adin'rs OF John Aaa deed
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

WILL S-ll ai pubic sale. f ny residence on the 10,
Day u Oeiohef next NV House aud ioi " not sold
~ Pysie srlsl lated one-hs mite solti Of Loyds.
yne containing " acres Of Isnd. with snug Gotta &c
Dwelling says House, Wood Hou.e, sthble, and a
never i,itns well Of wstef, with sufficient OF inlt trees
Apple. petrh Cbfrry and Plumb
ti.o. AZ VIZ Iioi.rhoid and Kitchen rurnftufe.
ssIfse coin'a,J-e at 10 o'clock A. ~, wien due s,.
iemiDh viii bc sivrn
Terms made fi'swn on the day Of sole.
se3;5w' &C.,. ABLE CHALFANT.
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CAMp LICKING, o, Sept. IL, 1863.

CAMP LICKING, " sept. IL, 1868.
At a meeting of the officers of the First
Regiment, q. NJ, held at Camp Licking,
Sept. 18th. 1868, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted !:
WHEREAS, At the earnet request of the
nfficers of Belmont and adjoining counties,
II. II. Smith, E.q., Of Csdis, o., was in
dgcod to assume command OF the First
Regiment. as organized at the above camp /;
and,
WuEBRks, In all our intercourse With
him we have found him an excellent officer
and true gentleman therefore,
Resolred, That We tender him our sincere
thanks for his industry in instructing the
men under his Command, and his attention
to their wants.
RcsolUed, That the above resolutions be
published In the pprers- of Guernsey, JEFF
ferson, Harrison, Belmont, Monroe, Coshoc.
ton and Tuscarawas counties, comprising
said Regiment
John Conneh. Lieut. Col: ~ 4,
A, H. Evans, Moior. ,lt, !
o, 8. Holloway, Q. NJ.
NJ. H. Ball, Adjutant. ;. f,-1& 1&f. Gi
ysre Jennings, Capt. Go. 4, \,
nj. School, b, u
w. H. Tibbles, T" D, a.
s. A. Slemmons, " y,
Chas B. Way, r,
VIM. Cunningham g, ,-s ~
j. A. Work, H,
! Joseph 8. Perry, l. s-0
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FerrOgraphs "Cartes de Yisl

CCPERfoR 10 phs,ogrrphs beisg more clear sud
- distinct sever,y-on- different kinds; comprising
di-ting uard Generals and Sotekmer. Price 10
each. For .u!e al wEl.DAY & cOIEMANS
Drag and Chemical sors, 81 Csirsvie. Ohio
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The Polls TO be cpeged between The hours oi aud II
alter oon OF said dhy
Given under MY hand at my Office, In ST. Clairsvie
this 27th day OF August le5 ad ol the skyhrlt yea
OF the State .l..t r.-r
q. II. UMSrEAD.
Sheriff OF Be!moni Couniy, OHIO
se2td
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Lost.

On SEPTEMBER Sd. 1855 between Wheeling and
" Sew, lsyil-, BelmoHt County, Ohio, a PACKAGE
OF MONEY. wrapped up IN piece of buf coiored
puper. cnutniains ubolt si0u in money.
The finder will be liberia ly rewarded for the return OF
IT, or any information either To the CHRONICLE oiiee ST.
C!sir.vl-. the lnrlllgereer Office. nj Wheeling or TO
the tnbsrr rlLsr, ia Sc welsvle, DerpitC Ctupty 0lso
sei0-3v- JOHN WIDDOES.
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Notice

Is HEREBY GINEN that application VIII elnade
10 ihe Governor oi the State OF OHIO op the xut day
Of September 1854 soon thereafter as Posslhie
for tho pardon OF John Johnson, convict nthe Ohio
Peneniiary who convicted at the Fnll Term 1850
OF the Couri II Common Pleas OF Belmont County. OF
the crime of horseseaing nhd sentenced topsven
imprisonment IN the Penlientiary. se33ws
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,IusJcal Z Matters.

), 3. - TaR ysssavof.Bsi,hs hsns County will 10
!, jadresset At ihs follp@ing. tines and places.
80. BELtAlRE. FRIDAY EVENING,
=. e. ID. at 5 o'cluck. Speakers--Lewi
Mwton.. Capt. Amos Glover, and William
HENDRYsBUKG, FRIDAY, oc.. Cd,
st2 clock p NJ Speakers--Judge Cow
sn, Col. ;Poorman, Robert g. Brown, and
Capt Glover.
" EGYPr SCHOOL HOUSE, Union
Township, FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. ID,
vt 6o'ciock. Speakers=-Judge Cowcn, Col.
Poorrnap, Robert G. Brown, and Capt.
Iioyar.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PRovusI MkasrAL GESEnAL's OPFtcK, :.
WAsuSsToN, d. c.. August is. 1855. J.
Col. EpwARp A. PARRoTr. Acting Assistant frovost
Marshal General. Columbus, Ohio: ~,
Sir: 1 am instructed by the Provost Marshal General
say that Provost Marshas under Your conro bs or,
d-re 10 give publicity the fact 'rhat reward oi ten
dollars tSlUD aud the reasonable expenses incurred VIII
be paid any person for the apprehension and delivery
OF desertr al the headquarters OF the neare frovost
Marshsl,n by advertising in the newspapers and by
printed handb.lls- ,.,.. .t.e
- - cHAUNCEy McKEEvER,
s. Msior and ASH Adit Cen.
OfieiaI: L. v BrExcr, y.
| Major and ASK Adjt Gen Ohio Vols
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Brough Photographs.

WE WILL HAVE, in a few days, 10, Of fics
w John BrVua his photographs. SEM ANY who're
receipt Of price-2J cents. J. IT, WEST Gu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12

All who have Friends and Relatives fin the Army
Navy should take especial care, that they be amply
supplied with these Pills aud Ointment and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, better present be sent
them by their friends They have been proved to be
the soldiers neYeraiiing friend IN the hour of need
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
The Big Show.

q. +. Baileys Big Show will be in this
CITY On the Goth inst 1t comprises a
large list Of Beasts, Birds, Reptiles &c.
for list Of which the reader is referred
10 the Advertisement in another column
Among the most attractive features of the
Exhibition is the Gigantic HiPpopotamuS
or Bchemoth Of Holy writ, said to be tie
only one ever exhibited on this continent
This is the yeritable monster that broke
from his fastenings few weeks since
while or the steamer CdldreY, and near
Detroit to which place he had been ship
ped from Buffalo, and leaped into TIE lake
in which he enjoyed a fine swim, and
from which he was rescued with much
difficulty Three several times, when APP
preached by his keeper, he dove to the
bottom, and was faally enticed to the
shore by fayorite dog belonging 10 the
Company Persons DESTROYS of seeing
this enormous animal viii have an oppor-
tunitv on Thur day the both which may
not again occur during a life time
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
JOHN Bonner. See.

Pk0FITs OF SHEEP RAIsING-Seyeral Of
our exchanges have published statements
OF Farmers of profits derived from Sheep
raising the past year, which go to show
that sheep are more profitable than wheat
raising NATHAN OLNsTEAD Esq, of the
Toy n Of Kendall, La Fayette Co, has fur
uished as with the following sheep ac-
count, which surpasses anything we have
seen fer profits on small Investment
sheep, ranging from one fourth to one
half blood merinos