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Tb. $500 Commuts,ion clause.

The repeal Of the $500 c,aass in. che en-.
rollment set il recommended BY Proyostf
Marshal General Fry in his report sE4. ~
effort will bs made TO carry the same thr6aeh
Congress. Senator Wilson is not In, flSvr
Of this change. but believes in other altsra
tions. xhich be will probably bling before
tho Senate At an early day. Among .thes
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Trustees Sale.

NY VIRTUE Of a deed Of tfu.t executed by Hugh
u Nehos on the I'm day Of Mach y. se and nG% q
a. sra and also By other dad o. ,su. SsSng ase
" pa az s 1a R s Viii sa eli s s gaP o %sSSy
ina, al the front doof Of ihr Court House. on the Third
Monday in January l.th s6i ,llr following p,ope Ty,
Ii2 psns OF Lots No and 4. and hnh Of Lo, No 80.
all In The First Ward Of the ci'y OF Wheeling.
And nj the suine tilno aud place piece o. ground,
witt The mproyeme Is thereon located the West end
OF Union street, oil the Wharf, of'nsry known a. the
Ferry House. 49, ,.u.,.,; 49,,
peny in Grahsms Addition to The city Of Wheeling. oil
Quincy street. part OF ot No. ~ being s3 feet more or
,hs n., side, and the West half Of 10, No IS Cen
iro street. which is well improved and al present oecu-
ea y Ms sGSoS No . III %sS . g. o
Al O. at the lime and place. piece OF Land con-
tanning q acres sufnce, viii, coal pryilege Of 30 acres
Snid md is bounded OH the Nouh by Coal Run ana OH
the We.l by lands OF the Crescent Mill Go.
Alec al the same time and place, ~ shares Of stock
IL The belmont iirlee cS n'd IL shares oil 'ock IN Tue
will also sell under the same deed Of trust, on the
fourth Monday in January i7'l IN the town oi Mounds
willie. Marshall county, state OF West Virginia, iarl
known us the "sockinnn Place. situated IL said Mar
shall county, the waters Of Fish Creek, conlslle
9Su sere. more or les. saa i ,ar r. sA ", ia1,r
will be divided in parcels 10 SUIT purchasers'
will also sell under the said deed OF irus, on Wednes
. a.vs, lie ,.e @ oi Ohio, IN Belmoa' county The Marin.
lie Ferry right aud Bout the Ce,sEs a hS,e 10, a % m wI %
lots No; is5 and w. :. q.G Gs: MH ~ 10y ana '''
Terms OF Sale One trd IN Cash the balsnce IN s'x
twelve aud eighteen mo1ths, with interest," with approve'
4, curity aud title retained until the money Is Iaid,
Any OF the above properly will be sold ut prlvhte SAFE
All persons indebted the estate OF Hug Nichols b
uoies book accounts. rents Otherwise OF 10 the hr
OF D. M Todd 4 Co will call ihfd setiie the came an
any person having clpns gHisi the estate oi me sal
4 Hugh Nichols "a The hrm OF NJ Todd Co.. VIII pre-
senl the same for settlement ..,>,u,,, ,r
Isaac Cots is fully authorized to settle the estae
Igupti Nichols deceased. 10 seli aud convey any
the ahoye described properly either al public or prv
sale, aid has my full coisenr thereto N,cuo,
Il Wheeling Dec 5th s63 - del0-is
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Internal Revenue Taxes,
DErUry CsLLEcToR's OYYIcR,
Hama rpnpr n Nnv tlth Ia61


a4 f-0 o. BnpeEPoRr. o., Nov. 10th. 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual List OF In
lN ternal Revenue Taxes for l-83 nssesssd In bci-
County, Ohio, has been received and 10 now due
aud payable. Hl.tI ,
All INCOME Tax remaining unpaid after the 10th OF
December, 1881 will be charged FIyE per cent add
tionsI; and all other taxes said list unpaid at that
time will be charged Ten per cent additional. The
penalty will be required in every case When incurred
US Collectors have no disc reoii in the mater.
Twill be at my Office in Bridgeport until the 30si OF
November receive the above taxes after which lms
will attend al the following places. and Al the time
stated, for the purpose Of receiving said tar:
81 Clarsvillc Monday and Tuesday, The Island I'd of
December;
Uhontown. Wednesday A. N, the 3d OF Deceinberi
Flushing. Wednesday, p. ~, the Sd OF Dscenheti
Morrsiown, Thursday, 4th, aud Friday N. 9Th Dec
Hendry sburg Friday p. n and Saturday A. n. 9Th and
9Th December; N t
sonierion. Monday. tho sth Of December; '.
New Castle, Tuesday, the 9th Of December;
Barnesviile Wednesday and Thursday, 10Th and li'h
December; 5t u. HII
Belmont. Friday, the I2,h Of December;
Amber's tor Mead tp.L Saturday. 18th Decembsri
Armstrong; Mills, Monday. 18th Decembefi
Centrevilr, Tuesday, 18th December;
Poxhatinn, Thursday. 18th Deceinberj
Bellaire, Friday. 10Th Drcrmber
Government, or par funds, will be required
-... - ID, Il. HOWELL. Deputy Col,
Div. No I. 10th Dist OF Ohio.
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Probate Court, Belmont 70.
u,rxr,iete REAL Cofltract

Il
Chaiklry Dawson Affinity E,iI 81 DAWSON aud
OF joel ps~soi', deed, ~ Jesse Dawson o. Iiui
vs. nge, residing in tho State OF
t:fB Dawioh, X al, Iowa. sarah Dawson Henry
Dawson, Anna Dawson Mirn Dsxson. aud Sarah isousn
CTendeno, "a granddaughter, minors, residing ~ this
county will take notice ihn the 26,h dny OF Novem
der Is8t Chnlkey Dawson Admir- Of the estate Of Joel
Dawson deSrused, Red in the Probate Court Of said
county prnon alleging that on the io!b day Of May.
1854 lie said Joel Dawson, then in full life did certify ~
writing that he had sold to lo'ia!hsn y sthoihed "a.
angular lot OF land. Containing eighy-hy and sxonis
poes on The Northwest cot,er or hia Arm, md desert
bed a. foows! Beginning at STONE oil the North bopr'
Diary section O. township 8. in range g. and poles
East from the csnre Of said line elcc south l5s deg
e. is oU-Io0 poles 10 stone thence 2of deg Es.'
sad hence Yves, EtoD pole. TO ss Plsss a begin.
thai, r. schofed paid to said Joel Dawson In his life
time, the fud amount Of the ptrehape money ~
The PRAYER of hs peii,Ion in for authority to mike
Iced 20 said Jonathan r. sehoheid in behalf Of the heit'
Il Law and legsi re.entdtises Of said decedeni =
Snd petition viii be for hearing ON The I'd day OF jan
nsTy 1854, of soon thereafter as leave 81 ,s Court
| can be obtansd va CHALILEr pAwscs,
Dee 10 isoS-fwr wrll iHo vt -cuupJtI ou z
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Cen. Woods Address % his Troops


HEApeuARrERs IN DIVISION 4rH AMY Coars,
SOD s.. CHATTANOOGA. TKNN. Nov. 9Th. 1873
Officers and Soldiers of the Third Diri-
soa, Fourth Corps, Army of the Cum6er
land, A Glorious Victory, under the provi
deucs of God, has crowned cur arms Ia
producing this great result, your valor has
been most signally displayed. lgs
Ordered ON Monday afternoon to mako Z
reconnaissance of tho enemy's position, you
converted reconnaissance into substan
tial attack, most gallantly carrying position
strong by nature and intrenched.3 But youl
crowning glory was achieved on Wsdnesd,,
afternoon You were ordered to carry tn,
line OF intIenchments at the foot Of Mis-
sionary Ridge, for the purpose Of making
diversion in favor OF our troops engaged oI
the left This you did, but you vers no
content TO atop at the bass of the Ridge =
Your enthusiasm bore you on in splendi'
style, carrying the rifle pits which orowns'
the summit--cspturing many pieces OF ar
! tillery, small arms and prisoners. Fhe enc
my, began to retire in disorder. ..,y
Your aehievament in carrying the rugged
! fortified heights of Missionary Ridge dis
played . gallantry and steadness under fire
and produced results unparalleled IN tho an
| mails Of warfars. Ii4. .ur.
Your conduct was witnessed BY many off
GERS distinguished on other battle fields, =
4 Their admiration and appreciation OF you
I services are unbounded. o.
I return YOU my most heartfelt thanks.
u : VIZ tn. ]. WooD,
4 ion Brig. Gen. Vols, Commanding.
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Two VALUABLE FARMS
FoR SALEl

THE subscriber offers for sale his Tive Farms, situated
] five miles Northwest Of b. Clarsville, and three
miles South OF Harrisville, -
The Farms will suit for purchaser or for separate
Farms for they lay convenient 70 each other; one cen.
tanning One Hundred Two and One Half acrcsthe other
One Hundred and One Acres Both Farms well inpro-
we'd both have good Frame Houses and Frame Bsfns
boih aud und-r a high state Of cultivation.
Persons wishing 10 purchase cun view the property
und obtain all further inf0rmaiioi reapectinK terms
which will be made suit the purchsser by applying
the Subscriber, living on one Of tir farms
delU-3ws WILLIAM DYSART.
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Hooaand's German Bitters

From j N,vton Bso,ba. d b.. Editor Of As
Encyclopedia Of Religious Kaowl'dss
Although not disposed 10 favor recommend Psieni
Medicines In grnetnl through dsIu.t oil ,hcif ingredi.
ents s,ri eff els yet Know Of no sufficient, teason why
man cannot testify the bepe6t he beli himself ,o
have received from any simple prepnraion in the hope
that lie nuy thus contribute 10 the benehi oil otheis
man Biuef,, prepared bT Or. G. M. Jackson, Of thi,
city, becHuse was pfejudced against them iot MANY
years d. der the iiupre ssion that they chiefly a.
achJI6;c mixture. am indebted to my friend Rob-r
Shoernt.f. Esq., for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement 10 Try them whrr
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
use 6 trec bottles OF these Biers, ~ the beginning
the present year. was followed BY evident felfeL ~,
restoration TO degree OF bodily and mental vgnr willie
had not iet for six months before and had almost de
SPARED Of regu ating. therefore THINK God aud my
.f'rIllf 81 ~ ]. NEWTON BROWN.
| Philadelphia, June %, 1861 ..
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Probate Court, Belmont Co.,0.

.,ou Ea ton. Ex,r oil RIO George Es,on, Caleb JoheS
lanes Ealou, deed / and Lydia Ann Jones his vile,
vs. Andrew Eaton. John Walker aud
n and others. ter Lloyd Cornelia Jane Lloyd
hi. wife Of the State Of Illinois, aud Joel Eaor, whs 10
in The Ui,sd States Army a.. o1, a.v,, No.
vsmber ls6S said Executor filed his petiion W he Pro,
bate CosT q .ad County Of Belsont .ss os'sc. Si s
Hi noc ,nber isS3 for tho sAsgnment Of the dowes
of Eissbslh Esiol the wido.s Of James Eaton dec'd
and for the sale Of the following described real p.
ii acres roods and 10 poles of land more or less at
uaisd tho south ives, quarter q ssc.ion n
and range 4, now occupied BY Thomas KIDD ana more
| 'rT,ss-' ~ ~ 1glJId AKRON BATON, FAT, d
4 Nav B ieea-'lv OF Jsmes Eaton, dsc'a
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Wednesday, Is beyond her reach. then, by
thunder she ought to be whipped by the
aforesaid poor cuss. There is no use talk
ing, it was the greatest thing accomplished
by mss since the creation.
Willich's brigade occupied the centre Of
the Sd division. l do Mt claim that our
brigade done any better than tho other two.
That it done as well as either no man will
deny. Nor do claim that our division done
better than Sheridan's, but that it done Al
well every one must admit.
The 18th went up with the brigade in the
front line. aud was on the hill as soon IS
any other. Our colors, it is claimed, were
the second on the works. The casualties
were very slight: the very dash and daring
with which the feat was performed saved
hundreds Of lives Company E had 22 men
who went to the top Of the Ridge; compa-
ny + 36. and company X II. or these men
only one man in z was wounded -Serg't w.
Fl. Hays, in the arm. His wound is severe,
but not dangerous. Company + had two
men wounded-Asbury Welsh and J. X. B.
Barker; neither dangerous Company X
had two men killed-Lieut. Sanders and
Baalam Morris; none wounded. The casu
Mites in the regiment were very slight
Capt. Cumn,ins, Of company A, has lost hi,
left arm. Capt Bird, Of company c, wound
ed in leg. The escape Of the men seems al
most miraculous.
Col. Askew, Major McClenshan and Ad
jutant Dubois were all up the hill in gooc
time. and all say the trip paid we'll. Capt
Carroll can t begin to tell how good he die
feel; but thinks it the best sight Of the ole
phant he ever had. Capt. Glover think
hs felt little better than when he beat tn,
Butternuts at home.
l send you Gen. Woods coneratulator.
address, and also Gen. Willich's. / thinl
you will find the right kind Of msttls il
them. OF Gen. Wood know but little
We oil like him, however. But Willich
the idol Of this brigade; and W. think, il
dividually and collectively, that it they car
net end another star for him in WashiD,
ton, that there might be IN extra one foun
on some lAdy's shoulder that has no use f
it,
Ishould like to mention the name ofevs
Belmont county boy 10 the 18th, but this
. . terribly long letter now.
II Our men have orders to bs in rssdine
. to march at moments warning, with 70
days rations. 30 .-...
70 The rebels have sose to Dixie or the de
y fast within the last week. in this neishb'
e hood. About another week of such wo
70 and they will all be there. .ae-rs.
I Hoping you may find room for this, q
% promising not to trouble you sgain un
something happens, will close.
L. DANpoRD
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Con. Grsnger's Address.

Gen. Grsnger's Address.
HrADQuAAIEKs FornrH ANN Cosfs, BnAssS }
HrADQvARtsRs LrssIoS KrDoE, TrSH-,
.t.|r rt November %, lse3
Soldiers Of the Fourth Army Corps:
The following dispatch from the Major
General Commanding the Department is
published for your information:
HrApeuARrsns DEPARTMENT ov THE CrssrH-(
LksD. CHATTANOOGA, TAM Nov. 2jih, l-eJ !
MAJon GESL. GnAsoEa. Mission Ridge:
Please accept my eOngra usiioBs the splendid
OF your rOops and convey Them ny cordial thank
for the brilliant sy lie IN which they carried the eneny-
works. Their conduct cannot be loo highly appreciated
GxcrGE n. THoMAA Mai. Genl. Commanding.
In announcing this distinguished reeog-
milton of your signal gallsntry in carrying,
through a terrible storm Of iron, mountain
crowned with batteries and eneircled with
riHe-pits, | am constrained to express my
own admiration Of your noble conduct, and
am proud to tell you that the veteran Gen,
erals from other fields who Witnessed your
heroic bearing, place your assault aud tri
umph among the most brilliant achieve.
ments of the war. Thirty cannon, more
than three thousand prisoners, and sevsra
battle fiags taken from the enemy are amongs,
your trophies.
Thanks, Soldiersl You made that day
glorious page Of history;
Maj. Genl. Commanding.
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Pses IS cts Per bottle, or siI bottles for q %.
UrFor sale BY Druggists and Deslsrs every where
the United esa,ss, asdS ~ !. Y, WEST %, y Chin
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Thoae having Friends in the Army

We call the m,enIi Of a having relatives or friends
in he aruiy the thu lloohand's German Bit
,ersr viii cure nine enihs Of the diseases duccd ny
xposure aud prvaiions incident to camp he III the
lists ubsled almost daily in tie newspapers on the
arryai ii te sicR will be noticed hu very large
proportion are suffering from debility Every case oi
that siifd can be readily BY iioohaid Gerns
biturs Diseases tesulhng from disorders oil the dees
uvs organ. are :pesdy fsmoysd, we nave i no ee..
a,dtng soldiers hundreds ol lives might be saved
thai oherwisc would be lost b. ffl. ,.ri.l.. 4. |
bile and l uutteiucuted Of o!fe oil tile natiots
heroes, Whose life, his own language has been
saved by 0,e Bilers it,snot .-..tII 4
MxssHs Josm EvASs:- Well gentleinen your
looiiuni's German Biticrs has saved my hfc here
!. no ,,.ass IN this ysusssa ~ ~ sna.% ssr. nd d
who were cognlzant OF all tbs circunl'aace. of my
case. ann and have been Tor ,he last io,r Year,.
member OF Shermans ceiebrnted battery and under the
Immediate command OF Captain r Ayers Through
the exposure attendant upon my aruous duties was
attacked Ia November last with inhsmmsiion of the
lungs, for seveniytwo days in the ho.2ua -
This followed By great debility heightened by an
s,s.k Of dy.en,ery %.' then rslnoysa from ,.ls
81 Maine, T" from which landed on the 18th OF June
Since that time have been about as low a. any one
could he and sill r'ain spark OF vitality, fgr week
or more was scarcely ablv TO swallow anything, md
II Dip force morsel down, WIS immediately thrown
| up again. 49,. ff -'.Hii .-i lfi@.itl lll-'
Life could under such circnpfdances aud, ac-
soslingly the ph, sissns wo sss oss wfTg a,ln h
a. ~ more ,' for m me- and sdyissG lie to SEE cseym
s., susd ns An atganscs who visited nr Il The
hospital Mr. Fredsfck stehtfown OF sxih street. pc
asi sSsS s s sos From
| comInenc I'd iskpg Them the gloomy shrdow 81 asah
rrceded. and now, thank God fof q sel,lng beHer
Though have takeu bn two bottles. have already
gained ,eh pounds and feel sanguine o. benny per,
United TO Ieoip my wife md daughters, from whom
Am loynl Virvi,an ify the Vicinity oi Front Royal
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The Atlantic Monthly,
A Magazine of Literature, Art and
Politics, plrI .r.
Is UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED AZ
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g. q. Hhzewel Mrs IL B. Stowe.
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| Author klargret tIowth, "lk Marvel"
Mrs Julin w. Howe, David A Was.on,
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Brig. Gen. Vols, Commanding 8
oen. Willtch to the First Brigade.

10 tas Soldiers and Officers ofMe First
iBrigdds; n Dirision. M Corps, Army
,CoMRADEs-l do not feel competent to
praise or compliment you on your patriotic