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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-23
THE ATHENA lEUM COLLECTION

contains between 300 aud 400 pages tunes and hyns
and old OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance. prayer and
ference and all kinds OF sacred and social meetirgs-
The mnsc in this book has life and animation in IL Ike
Shining Shoref "Rest for the Weary shall we know
each other here!n "Shail meet beyond the River!n
"There is a Benutiih Worldr kind Words.n "Swest
Hour OF Prayer There is Land OF Love,n "sufer
little children TO unio men God the Naiionp
&c Prces-sinsIe copies. bound 50 cents $40 per Oe
cloth bound embossed gilt 60 cens $50 per 100 Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS Agt s.
l-l Broadway, New York,
Publisher of the above Books.
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The New Era--The Kind of Sentl-
ment that Now Come from the


The New Era--The Kind of Sentl-
ment that Now Come from the
South.
The Nashville (Tenn.) Union completed
the first year of its existence on the 10th Of
this month. 1t congratulates itselfon ten
thousand subscribers. The editor, Mr.. Mer.
Ger. says:
We believe that the whole secret of its
success consists in its high Union grounds;
its uncompromisng hostility to that enlas
culated, misshapen, imbecie, and hypocrit.
ical faction called conservative Democracy,
whose leaders plotted with foreign minis
tiers to force the Administration into peace
co ventich with the wire-workers of the
Southern rebellion; its opposition to the
consolidated land monopoly and political
slave oligarchy Of the South; and its advo-
cacy Of the great principles of freedom, as
taught by the fathers of this Republic, in
those golden days when the slave trade was
branded as the blackest of crimes, and sla-
very itself denounced by Henry Clay, as
''the greatest curse Of all human evils."
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VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT.

duets quareits and choruses issued daily Among the
most popular 'Shall know each other Ihere?n
Lovrcy; why have my loved ones goner' ~ will be
true 10 thee Oh, there's such girl mne by Foster
"hothers love is irue, Sweet love forget not &c,
Home is home" "Farget you can, but forgive" by
Thomas, 30 cents each
INSTRUMENTAL Music for the Piano Fore-"We arc
coming, Father Abraham. six hundred thousand morer
"Always look the sunny side. "Shall we know each
other there" &c, with brilliant Variations BY Grobe, SO
cents each
Polkas Watzes. Marches, Cuicksieps, Quadrles &C.,
by popular authors. All kinds OF Singing and Insirue-
ton Books Catalogues mailed free 10 any address
Music mailed at the above prices
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r. @. LADD

K EEPb CONsTANTh on hhhd and Ior sac
N WOodrun's Patent Portable Barom-
eter, In this instrument combined cheapness, ac-
curacy simplicity, durability, portability and fneness Of
finish. ~
JlJ-Circulars. containing and description OF the
Barometer ce aes &C. sent by mail free. Address
r. @. LADD, Short Creek. Ohio,
Sole Agent for the Counties OF HARRISON Belmont and
: ~ Jefferson.
JOSEPH HARRIS, of the ST.. cairsve Nurseries,
keeps full assortment Of the above Baromeers for
sale, Voim'
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 90 pages Of songs ducts and cboruses both
sacred and secular. including "a pages of PRAYERS for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited for social singing well as Sabbath
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found. "Where liberty dwe.ls is my country THE
Christian Hero Three Cheers for Banler,- Como
sing 10 me of heaven" Columbia the Gem OF the Ocsann
"Freemnn's Gathering "Conmbia's King foreyern
Marching Along" &c. Philosopher covers, is esaa
$40 per 100. Mailed ui the retail price
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saa,60e 90 ssa, 1890 50
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having unpaid Claims against the
n Belmont County Agricultural Society for premiums
awarded In 1900, 8i and d2, will receive payment OF
such claims on presenting them to James A. Rnker,
Of said Society. By order 81 lhe hoard
IOHN DuNHAM, Ssc'y.
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OUR EW TERMS
o. so in Advance-&o 90 If not paid
In Advance.

B@-WE direct the attention Of our read.
ers to the advertisement of DR.. Alexnnder's
thorough bred horse. Kansas; to be found
in our advertising columns.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, Nc. /,

contains IA pages. and nearly s0tunes and hymns and
is the most popular > 5. Book issued Among the
most popular pieces kind Words; Eden Above-
Christian Hero "Bcsuful Zion- II ought TO love nv
Mother The Angels told so,r ~In the Lgit- Rest
Tor the weary DC Pnccs-psper covers 20 eents
each sj per hundred bound IS cents go per hundred;
cloth bound, embossed gilt 20 cents, s25 per i0o
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pages o songs duets and choruse. for Free
dom Among the choice pieces would name, Fair
Freedoms moru % let my people gor Over the noun
tain" They worked me all the day &c. Price cents
snge ~ cents per dozen, 80 per iOO pcrsse cent
each
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 70 pages OF and hymns designed for re vi
val, prayer, and conference meetings Price in paper
covers, single copies, 10 ces So per 100 Msed The
retail price.
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RUTH. A SACRED cANTATA.

contains 126 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer my,e
by Prof Gull This is excellent book for conce s los
the young. Prces--puper covers0 cents SIS per Ie0
bound % cents, $50 per leo.
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Volunteer Relief Fund,

AUDITORS OFFICE, BELMONT COUNTY,
March 12th 1868. :
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Commission
lN OF Belmont County huve appointed the follow
ing persons Dsbursng Agents for the Volunteer Relief
Fund also that said Fund is ready for distribution to
Agents. r. s. CLARK, Auditor.
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A CARD.
F'undenberg's
Palatable Worm Powders
FOR the EXPULSION of WORMS in CHILDREN

FOX the GAfULolON OF WOamo IN OAlLDhkN.
rTNHIs GREAT REMEDY, which, after unprecedented
Il success u year or two ago introduced in this
country by has been the nucleus around which
berless pary limitations have fomed and from the rep
utalon OF which they have, like parasites endea vored
10 draw suscnance, and And sale But the people he
gin find that these cheap and worthless compouudsre
quire something more than professions oI nialliby to
be worth their money, and that the
Palatable Worm Powders
are in fact the cheapest well the best article of the
kind in use. Any child will eat them, as II made of su
gar We do not ask the people 10 believe our mere
scron. as are ol COURSE Interested In making
good story ior our 3puar Remedy-bnt we only refer
give below) which tells plainly what our medicine is.
The Powders though mild and safe 10 their opera
ion in children, sure death to Worms. Read the
following; - o,,- 49,,
This Is to certify that from knowledge OF the compo
sition OF Dr. Fundenbergs Palutable Worm Powders
and Of their being both safe and efficient remedy for
the destruction OF Intestinal worms having regularly pre-
scribed them for my PATIENTS most cheeriuy recon-
mend their use 10 the public. HENRY CApEHART,
Surgeon LIST Va. Regiment U. s. Cavalry.
BRIDeEPoRr, Ohio, May 2ad, 1861.
This Is TO certify that have used Fuidenbergs Pal
atable Wonn Powders In my family, and believe them
70 be the best in use. JOHN LAlsHLKY.
Persons in need Of an article Of this kind will
the importance OF purchasing il OF responsible Drug
gss, and thus avoid the poisoning stuff hawked around
by irresponsible quacks their agents, who are gnor
none but the highly celebrated "PALArABLE WORM Pow
pKRs.
PRICE, s5 CENTS PER BOX.
Prepared only by FUNDFNBE 4 co,
go, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Where General Assortment Of Drugs. Paints, Oils,
&c, can always he had, al prices which will compare
fayoraby with my Other house. jyl78in
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To Whom it MAY Concern.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
IA DEBTED To the subscriber ON hook account or
otherwise are respectfully requested call and settle
Immediately, as expect To be absent in short time
and will be obliged to leave all unsettled accounts notes.
&c, in the hands OF proper person for collection
j. w. COLLINS.
81. Olairsville, Jan. 8, 1863.
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House, e-Spouting & Cutters.

NJ apo 70 ''a' ' '''i a%RitIs SiSs' In II suor
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Marriea.

On the 10th inst, by Rev. J. NJ
Carr, MIR Warner Rmker and Miss Mary Il, Perine
nii Of ~ Clnirsville.
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., 0.
Petition 10 Sell Real Estate to
Paw Debts of Deceased.

James T. Lyme, Admir- TO SARAH A. PoR.
of William H. Porter, decd, TER, widow OF said
Sarah A. Porter, etaL Ohio and Mary G. Porter H
Of Wappello County Iowa, Emily Kent and James Kent
OF Noble County, Ohio nnd Isaac Gareison and Sophia
Garretson and Mary " Porter, minor heir Of c. Por
ter OF Monroe County, Ohio, and Henry II Porter John
b. Porter and Ephram Porter OF Belmont Comfy Ohio
Porter, deceased;
You are hereby informed that on the 2sth day OF
March, 1861 said Administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Courl OF Belmont County, Ohio the object and
prayer OF which petition Is To obtain an order, &c-
the sth day Of May, 1853 for the assignment OF the dover
ter deceased in aud for the sale OF the following real
estate of which said William H. Porter died seized,
pay the debts OF said decedenl 10 witt Front lot No 49,
also 81 feet of the East part Of Lot No u, in the town
OF Boston, Belmont County, Ohio
JAMES T. LYME, Admir-
OF William II. ponor, decd.
April 2, is83-5w
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DATENT DOOR BELLS, Grindstenes and
l. Smiths Ferry Oil HOWELL. a ARKLE.
lJrGazel,e copy months and charge Chronicle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-23

Gov. SALoMoN is visiting the Wiscop-
sin regiments in Hooker's camp.
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Five Cents Reward.

X ~ AWAY from the subscriber IN Wayne Town
" ~ snip, bound girl named Mary Jane Hess AlIper
~, sIe warned Agninst trusting her my account as
J WI pay no debts Of her contracting
nD' THOMAS a. SMITH
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that nj The Probate cour for
~ belmont County, Ohio, tie undersigned were mp
pointed and qualified NJ Administrators Of The Estate
Of james Hanes decensed, late of said County.
All those indebted said csine are requested b make
immediate payment; md those having claims ngainst
said estate notified to prcsen, them for settlement
within year from this dale.
REJIECCA HANES, I Aa,,,,.
CLARK HANES
April %, Ie63.@s
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Co-Partnership Notice.

Grocery Business which wilI be conducted updet The
firm name Of OSBORN 4 SHARP, nj the old stand Of
Osborn Montgomery. A. J. Osborn.
bridgeport Ohio, March f7h, 1863 sp92w
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Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY. THE i0rH DAY or MAY NEXT.
on the premises, will offer Tor sale Pasture lot
containing about eleven ncres, the North end OF the
land wiercon now reside, North Of aud adjoining the
National Rood and less than one mile from the Ohio
River
Terms made known OH the day OF sale.
MARY ANN TAYLOR, Admir-
Of William Y. Tay lor, decd
April IA le09
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dt3,OOO wANTED.--I want TO borrow Sj,00O lor
Up years longer, for which will gvr reasoii
able interest payable annually, aud secure the same by
ample rea estate, III Belmont County. Ohio
For further details inquire at the Office oi J. Il. Smith,
Esq Brluire, Ohio. mrs.
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Local Matters.

rh L,rx st Circulation Of my Paper
published In Belmont County.
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Financial Statement.

CONDITION OF THE TREASURY of Belmont
" County OH the LIST day OF March, 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18
NUMBER Q

spending some time iu New York. with a
10 less charming and no less notable per.
sonage than the wife of Gen. j. O. Fremont.
Miss Harding is native of Virginia, and.
there. during General FFemont's 8 brief cam
paign, "our JESSIE first met her. It is
difficult to reconcile her bright face, fair
wayy hair, and genial, society manner,
with the deep, searching, strong, impaa
stoned, !, sometimes scathing currents of her
written life. Yet oftenest go. The sea,
by reason of its soundless deeps and shore
less scope, 5avos for itself au outer life Of
calm, free flow and rhythmic resonance.-
The snnbeamsg kindie it@the gmbonIigh,
rednes title stars are its jewels-its un
der world is its mystery and magn etism.
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the CITY Of Wheeling.

TN PURSUANCE of decree Of the Circuit Superb
or ConrtofLaw aud Equity for Ohio county, rem
dered at its spring term, 1852 In u cause therein
Pending wherein MAJ garet Ratcli, guardian Of the
heirs OF Thomas L.. Ratclif, is complainant, and
Thomas z Ratelifs heirs are DEFENDANTS which de-
cree ts recorded in chancery order book number g.
page 469, will a6 Commissioner under said decree
on Monday the 9th day Of April 1853, Cthe same be
ms Court day,l offer for sale at the front doorOf the
SoaFt h1useof Ohio cdunt to the highest and best
bidder, the following deseri Real to Vt;
All that certain lot parcel of ground situate In
Ohio county, Virginia, in the addition to the city Of
Wheellngi hid out by Charles T. Churchill Trustee
t1r Zane, called Churchills rs addition number
TWO and deaignated on the plot OF said addition
oy the number five (5) In square number one 1t be.
ing the samelot oflaud which was conveyed to Thos
Lynn Hatclih, deceased, by John 0tlchrist, Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated january TO- 1852
me title to the piece of land hereinbefors descri
bed is believed to be tndisputabIe.
4 TERMS OF SALE-The above described lots will be
sold on credit of four, eight and twelve months
With Interest from the day Of SALE the Civ
ing bond aud security for the purchase money aud
lien will be retained the sad real estate for the
same. f..s-s n RICH4RDSTN. : g
HT'-AaW4W 55.5. Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed till the first Monday
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jsach eomnanv or "A -. =.
derived from, afj On ,,;i,stS ~.
shall fIa "a haen assassed and ,sid ~.
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the 10
snyns : ~ 1ssl sucn
aForssaid .o,;i ION ineoLne .ax as
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shall not be aiIo%.S a. u sne nAeiss Jaw
minor or5 other -. - az!
cent nno,, t[o So. ~ ~ stg7t' eA
tr1stee ma ennJar LII ~ tbo tsrulan .s.e OF
or benefciencv has M o,Lsr is ~
iwbirh- tho ss;d amonnt @ oF Seoon me s,.. rom
.exemnted and 5s,,nc,e5 = LsUD a.ty oe
so5s tlishlai+o {Ssssssn,a,. - 1890. PeE-
sSa1 aT oie 70 sssessnent OF income tax
onired Ss Ts, :. tsiass ~ ~ nsAe llsts re-
tsndeTsS bv snoh %nsu tue L.sHs ulaIe ana
ca1,ed oS ~ ~ suSu PsEsons snaiI not oe ac-
sol ~ asses
A., a. 90 JIs' .Lo auu proper, ~ snait DC the
~ ~ ,;nt. ss sssessor OF assistant assessor
tS Lso. E;sts lor saen persons, aecordi9g to
soo "ess as.a, ue can ootsln. Per
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-18

Important regulation CocernIng tho
ASsessment OF Income Tax.
WAsplSGEoN, April I5.-The- Commits.
sioner ot Internal Revenue has just Issued
the following regulations for the assess
ment of incomeitax: 3l 8 ts-1 ~
The assessor or assistant assessors of
each collecting district will assess the in
come tax on the first day of May next upon
every person residing within the district
liable thereto. Each person to return his
total income so far specifying the sources
WhenceSderiyeda as will i-enabte the assessor
to decide what deductions shall be made,
therefrom. Persons whose income does
not exceed $4,000, and who reside in the
United States, will be subject to a duty of
three per cent on such portion thereof as
ts liable to be taxed provided, however,
that upon all income derived fromiinterestI
upon notes, bonds or other securities of
the United States, duty of one aud half
per Scept. shall be levied. Persona whose
Income exceeds $4,000 subject to duty
of five per cent; on that portion subject
to taxation provided for upon upon income
derived from interest upon notes, bonds or
other securities ofthe United States, a duty
of one and a half per cent. will be levied.
Citizens of the United States residing
abroad, and not in employment of the
GovernmentCofTthel United States, will be
subject to 9, dutysof 6ye per cent. on the
income of any property. securitiesor stocks
owned in the United States and not .ex-.
empted from the income tax; provided,
however, that, upon notes bonds. or other.
securities of the United States, a duty. of.
one andga- half per cent. viii be levied.
Every farmer or planter will be required
to make return of the value of produce of
his farm orplantation without deduction.
for labor of himself or his servants, for
any, portion of such produce consumed by.
himself and family.
The following deduetions will be made
from the aggregate income of each person
and tax assessed upon remainder, viz !:
State aud local taxes assessed the calendar
year preceding this assessment, to Wit (:
from January LIST, $50. to December 31st
1862, inclusive; failures of officers or pay
mentsi 70 persons in the service or Employ
Imspt of the Units1 States; frodt which a
deduction of three per cent has been made
By disbursiug officers offthe Government
interest or dividend ON stock capital OF.
deposits in any bank or trust company OF
/ savings Institution, Insurance, bridges, ex-
press, steamboat, ferry boat, railroad com.
pany, or corporation from which interest
4 or dividends q duty off per cent shall have
been deducted by officers Of such compa-
1 MES, corporation or zassociRt RtiOus, from
Il any bonds or other eyidences of indebtef=
ness Of any railroad company or corpora
ton from which duty Of three per cent
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EXTRAORDINARY Inducements.

ATELY RECEIVED, we have the following val.
One Farm Of 81 ncres, within three miles Of this
ety:tn high state of cultivation, and supplied with
comfortable buildings.
Also. a15 acres Of improved Land, one mile from
mAuutugton, Marion cOnnty, Va, together with go
acres miles from the same one haIfof which IL
in cultivation. 4 - 4
Also, 145 acres unimproved Land, two miles ives.
OF Mannfngtou.
Also, 1900 acres in Wetzel county, Va.
Also, q desirable Lot of s acres, with good Inn.
prgyements, in the town Of Pleasant Valley on the
National pike, and i've and quarter miles west Of
Wheeling. Va, -75Ii7fEJ
Lands in BrRxton county, va = =. -. :
Also, one yaluable Grst lhlI, three miles east OF
18th ward Of the city Of PhIIa dsIphis. - n -
Ali0t this property will be sold low for cash, or
exehanged for other property on accommodating
apEiEtI...l 3. !. = =. Nos 60 MaIn strs.t. Z.
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- f4AekE union R4D8Rl has
State: . :. : 'e'-s' = : s'.''s
From the Cambridge tAId.) Iutellgeneor.
The aggresstons of slavery are matters
of history. Its sanguinary conflict for
power and dominion, form the most glaring
page in the record of human atrocities. Il
has waged war. utthat snotall. Ithas
waRed au unprovoked war against Gov
ernment which was an asylum for the op :.
pressed of all nations of tho earth, aud the
only citadel of human liberty in either the
Old or New World. For the sake of power
it has plunged in war the 5happiest people,
and deluged with blood the most beautiful
land, upon the globe.
If We are insensible TO the assault of
such foe, we are, as a people, untrue to
our destiny. Unless the spirit of manhood
be extinct, and we really deserve destrric-
ton, We will meet the issue which Slavery
has forced upon US with true spirit and
courage. We cannot ignore it. That is
sue'is nothing less than the destruction of
Slavery, or the destruction of Free Cow
ernment. The war between these two is
for supremacy. One, or the other, must
fall. If Slavery lives the Government must
die. IfiSlayerY dies, the Government will
live. This is the plain issue of the coming
campaign in this State. We cannot evade
it. We must meet it. All true men. will
meet it, and meet it boldly and fearlessly.
The sneaks, aud towards, and fishy. Union-
ists-those that are first ON on one side
and then on the other, and those that are
on both sides, and those that are on neither
the open and the covert enemies of the
Goyernment-will all combine to prevent
the issue aud prop up the Great Foe Of our
liberties, but they win combine In vain
The fisby Uniopists will Join with the Con-
perheads in the howl of "AboIitiouist,p
but they will howl in vain. Slavery de-
clares that the inevitable conflict must
come. And we say, let it come. a