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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

mapdAm. yho h,Ya dQpbtea aaeRmplatsa
evidenco 81 mnny detaChments sent nom
Les's srmv southland 10W 6D3ns Inclined
to admit tie fact since the news from
OhattanoQs< latHs stbet Rossenns
6khtinr t6e whole southern confedeiacy.
A gentleman Who left Falmouth few
DAYS. 5hee ,Isports there was no e1ebel
force in or near fredericksburg, and but
few pickets were TO- b seen. The same
party says there is only ono Brigade y
low down ~ Germania on the Rapidan,
There is only one squad Of rebel troops
now north Of the Rappahannock and
west Of the Orange & Alexandria r. r,
The Herald's Washington special says
nothing has been talked or thought Of in
Washington to-day except the fate Of
Rosecrans' army.
1t is ofiicislly ascertained that he has
fallen back to Chattanooga to await the
arrival of Burnside's forces, which were
yesterday within thirty miles, and ex'
pectsd TO be up with him to-day, when q
forward movement would probably be
made on the lines of the enemy at Pigeon
Mountains. 1
Confidence is felt here upon the juno
ton of Burnside with Rosecrans,. that tht
enemy would be badly beaten, and com
PEELED to fall back upon Rome or Atlanta
In the meantime, much solicitude ID ex
pressed in regard to the movement o
Gen. Meade to take advantage of the de-
pletion Of the rebel army in Virginia.
A special to the Herald contains -
order refusing to allow correspondent
with any use Of the telegraph lines for tn
transmission of dispatches to newspa
pers. .ef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
st. Louis, Sept. 2e.

Dt. LOUIS, sept. Zz.
In accordance with the charges prefer
red against the editor of the Union for
violation of order No. SO, Mr.. Grissom
was arrested this q. m. and put in his de.
Tense stating that the article denouncing
the recent order depopulating border
counties was sent in by a friend from
the country, and published accidentally.
Gen. Schofeld on receiving Grissmo's
explanation returned the charges to Capt.
Price, endorsing explanation as satisfae-
tory 70 the commanding General. It is
stated Price is not satisfied to let the mat
ter drop unless Grissom publishes retrac-
ton in his paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

~All the State prisoners recently
cgn6aod Id Fess IGlhyest6, have bssn re-
moved 70 Fort Warren, il Boston Har-
Dor. A large number Of workmen are
now employed at the former, with : view
Of mAkise It cestribute, if need be, tp the
defense Of the harbor. The sea-walls are
70 be Strengthened, and enough pf guns
viii be pisced IN position TO give trouble
to any rebel ram or other enemy that may
venture to pass it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

H"Eet Lee drive Meade into Wash.
inSton and the success Of the Democratic
peace party wonld be no longer doubt
full" says the Richmond Enquirer-the
organ Of JEFF Davis. s1
There is an intimate relationship and
a warm sympathy between Northern Cop
perheads and Southern Confedsraies. A
defeat Of the rebels on the battle field
doee ns1lE1 Ruyh@ hsru to<he 0cppsr-
heads a TO the Confederates. When the
rebellion Is crushed BY the bullets 81 on,
soldiers she Copperbead party will b
tumbled into the same grave BY The bal
lota Of tho loyal citisens. In life they
we're vyitydS y. leah - bhQu not b
divided. IN. Y. Tribune =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Washington, Sept. 22.

Official information received from Gen.
Rosecrans' army, which is several hours
later than that published in this morning s
papers, confirm the leading points in the
printed kilograms.
The fact that Rosecrans was not sooner
reinforced, was certainly not the fault of
the Government, but there is no doubt
every effort is now being made to increase
his strength by reinforcements from more
than one direction. lst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

Tn DURATIox or rnz WAR.-Henry
ehy, osps dpi& ID iaeussiag The pali6-
foreign, = ,isss s' i ems NJ II
to foresee when, or how, or where It is to
terminate. 'Bls whea I civn w shAli be
lighted up in the bosom of our land, and
armies re marching, and commanders srs
winning their victories, and fleets are in
nosion on our coast, tell me if you can
toll me il any human being can tell it
durstion."
Z And ii The sihs speech me great Ken
tuck inJaid,yspeakipg of South CAROLYN:
stLet me tell you there Is another con-
seqpence-an inevitable one |; she has a
cernin description Of persons recognized
q property. south. Of the Potomac and
vele of the Mississippi, which would be
no bngsr Recognized a. sash."A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
New York, Sept. %,

~ a - = -. e01171a13 II ~
The steamer Mississippi reports that,
while passing Charleston at 3 o'clock q.
M, Sunday, she heard heavy firing.
The Fulton reports the work Of mount
ing, on Battery Gregg, very slow. in con-
sequence Of the incessnnt FIRE received
from the rebel Battery Bee and Fl. Moul-
trie, by shot and shell fred at intervals of
about twenty minutes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Especial to Post. /
Washington, Sept. 81

Washington, Sept. 80.
The Government has received intelli-
gence from Gen. Rosecrans' army this q.
m. This news is of more cheering
character than that previously received.
The Government has made calculations
for nesting any contingency that is like
y to occur in the field of Rosecrans' OPP
eratiOns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Sandy Hook, Sept. %.


The steamer Aetna has arrived, from
Liverpool via Queenstown 10th. Che
brings one days later news. 4
English papers are canvassing The pro-
priety and snon.propriety Of the Govern
ment OBTAINING the two steam rams that
will be built BY Laird, supposed to be for
the Confederates.
A French paper says there are two
clipper steamers building at Mates,
and two at Bordeaux ,and inspected for the
Confederates.
The Paris correspondent of the Morn
ing Herald repeats the assertion that q
recognition and offensive and defensive
league between the French, Confederate
and Mexican Governments 10 feared.
Liverpool, Sept. lO.-Cotton.unchanged
Provisions quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Washington. Sent. 90

The importance of the visit of Senior
Corte1 to Washington has been highly ex-
agerated. He was Generalin the Mexi-
can liberal army and comes here merely a.
. private gentleman without any crsden-
tials or official mission whatsoever,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
DRY GOODS.


lDY THLnsRAPn.I
New York Market.
New York. Sept. -.
Iiour-Less. active, and 69I0c lower. Eales q
e5 1925 ~ Extra State; es 6o0es 70 4. H. o.
Wheat-Receipts 4,81e bu. Marketable 1O2c low
o.. Salss q u o493l 70 forChicago Spring; 81 o60
81 q for Milwaukee Club: 81 2s00l 81 for Winter
Red.
Corn-Receipts 73063 bush. Msrket opened 1Fm
but closed dull. Sales 1t 76877c
0ats--Market nrm. sales at o7D74e
Lard-Dull and unchanged. fss4 s.ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Boston, Sept. %.

Boston, Sept. %. I
A private letter states that 100 lives
we're lost in the bombardment of Port and
Palette. st. Domingo, the loss Of proper
ty was also quite heavy. The American
consul remained at his post. The other
consuls took refuge on board the vessels
in the harbor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE,

DATCHELoRB eelssraeed HAIR DYE u ~ Bsse
- - - wwsk IL only HarnIess. nv ~ Rsis-
sIk Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect
changes Red. Rusy or Gray Hair, instantly to Gsssy
Eis~k Neutral Brsra, Without injurng the Hair OF
Staining the Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful;
parts fresh vitality frequently restoring its preside
Color aud veesines the III effects OF Bad Dyes The
Gen nine Is signed WiLLrAn A. BATcHELoR all Others
are mere limitations. and shouid be avpised. Sold BY
all Druggists, &c. YACTGRI-sl BAacLAr-srxssr,
New York; BArcHEtoaS Nrw IosLsr Ca,Aa roH
DREssIsa THE HAIR. jysd&riy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous DEBILITY, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
sctuaded BY desire " benefit others, viii be happy
furnish all who need IL, ree Of charge the
ceipe and dtrsctions for mskine the simple Remedy
used In his Tho.s wishing TO pro1s by his er-
psrience-and pessess . Valuable Renedy-vfi re-
ceivs tbs same BY nall (earefuiiy sealed by
ADDRESSING JOHN B O6IEN,
augis-dkw3m No. % Nassau street, New Yofk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Especial to Herald.]
Headquarters Army Of Potomac.
SAINT 90

The army is being paid of for July
and August.o ssa. - 4
The news received here to-day Wis Phil
adelphia that New York colored regi-
nent had been captured, in an engage
nlent at Raccoon Ford, is untrue.
In killed. wounded and missing, since
last Sunday week, there has been but
one hunered, while the lists of rebels
captured during the same time foot up
Eeight commissioned and twelve non.
commissioned officers, and over thirteen
operatives.
Rebels hereabouts discredit the reports
that any considerable force Of Lees army
has gone to the more Southern States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation Bfffcrs.

They purity, strength In and inyisorste.
Thar create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects efdissipaton and late horrs
They strengthen the system and eanven he mind.
They prevent miasns,ie and Intermittent fever.
They purify the breath and acidty OF the stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbua.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Buffers In this world. They make
the weak man s,rnng, and are exhausted natures
great reaorer- They are made Of pure ST. Crox Rum
he oelebted Caiisaya Bark and herbs, ard
taken with the pleasure of beverage, without regard
70 age time OF day. Particularly recon nended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle stimusut. sod By
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and sAloonA
P. Il DRAKE CO, 2oa Broadway, NevYork.
Sold BY Andrew , Wilkinssn
j<17-dAvsn No. ~ hain-st. keskuk-
EDlroa o. GArH CrrY.-Dssr SIR with your per
mis- sios wish say the readers of your paper hs
will send By return mail to ell Who wish it, free,
Recipe, with fall directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will eTectuay remove,
in 10 days. Pmples, Botehes. Tan, Freckles and all
Impurities Of the Skin, leaving the sane son. clear
smooth and beautiful.
Will also mail free to those having Ball Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them start full growth Of Luxurians
Hair, vhiskeSs, Mous tache in less than 20 days.
All applications answered by return mail wishou
charge.
Respectfully yours,
s THOS. p, CHAPMAN, chs.ss,
jceO-d3m No. SCI BroAdvay, New York.
SURVEYORS oFHCE,,
Keckuk. lows, Nay n, 1855.
E0TICE.-To ell persons having guns, rsvoivsrs
pistols, munitions Of Of any kind for sale
ordered dispose Of the sans without arst
obtaining permit nom the undermined By order OF
the Special Agent of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order will liable 10 have such
goods conscated for the OF the Govement OF the
United States. JOHN 6fANEUs,
mAy26-dH Surveyor and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
TBv rrLEeAArH.l
stock Market.

New fofk, sept. -.
Stocks lover and closed heavy. Money and Rx-
change unchanged.
Gold closed II lssx.
New YORK Ceatrai-137s..
Erie--lU7t.
ReGdiDs--li7t.
.. Q. "a, ~ CeUeas, loa2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Toledo, Sept. %.

AOHcuOt OS PS ~~-'
A collisions occurred this a. m. near
this place on the Dayton 4 Michigan R.
R., between wood and passenger train !;
two killed and seventeen wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

New York, Sept. %.
The steamer Fulton arrived from Char
lesion Bar this afternoon. She brings no
news.
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Special Notices.

n EsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, ne
- NAL, URIrAHy Axp SrHrAl sysfsM New
and reliable tSeatnenI-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AsSOClATIOH-Ssni In seated letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address, Dr.. 8. skILLIE HouGRT0N,
Hovsrd Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
" pe26-A&v3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
Commercial.
csHhxcfsD pArlyBY
s. II A Nj / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main strsess.


- The demand eossinnes brink With reduced amount
Offering. Nearly all kinds Of produce meets with
ready sale a our qsotations. ~
pFLouR-supsrsLs - 80. spnssw s.trs-
-; Pail wheat Extra - IS.
CORN MEAL-ei o5ts u 10 ? 100 ~,
BRAN ANDsHoRrs--aOc to 81 ? IoeAs.
SHIP sTUEE-eoe. &S 08xA6A At4A%
CORN-45e bash.
5ARLEY-75e 20 u IS nesinsi.
wHEAT-Fail soossI %, Spring <s07se ? b.
KYE-SOs n ~ 7,s . a
OATS-3Se. M t#
NEW noTArOEs-Sos oe; 1eiail &c pss pssk-
BuTTER-conmon iae: Choice, Is 70 i7ei retail,
III TO 7oc.
EGGS-l6 10 lie.
CHICkESs-sl Is 10 u -.
LARD-s 0 sic.
ACoN-shouldsrs. Sic; Hams Tie: sides she.
wHITkREAxs--Csamon 70 god o. 70 81 -
Prime Navy 80 ~ so.-Seminsi.
TALLOw--7k 10 sxc.
HAY-Tinoihy. ei2 % to els 90, baied eIs %
to sl7 %; Prairie IS to eio %.
GROCERIES.
Va have to mote . decided advance in the staples,
sach sus.r. Ae, ssdaa all OF he lsaAans as-
in this aas. The trade u scsve rsh large socks
on hand. ae ss skss $50
suGAR-Nev Orleans fair. f2ei prime -
shoicsiA Sev York. c, I4ac; NeS YORK, A, isie,
crushed powderedIsk
MISUNDERSTANDING Sugar House 7os7sc; Col
densyrnp s5s9sne-very scarce sorGnm 4o15oc.
CoPFEE-Ric 2s8aie; Javs 40; Lasuyn
RICE-e10xc. sK -
SODA to 7ic.
soAP-Palm Sic. Family Sc, German 7ie.
CASDLEs-ssarl7t TO Is; Summer Pressed 1891
TEAs-vsssx Hysss, q ,sSss g, Imperial, u -
Gel 50; Black, 75c9Sf 90
ToBAcCo--Dafk Sweet, Csc to soc; Medium Brands
soc to zoe; Gold and Natural Leaf, 60 to CSC
NAiLs-Bsss Brands IS IS. rates.
GLAss-sxlo City % 81 ases.
CoRDAGE-f7ic 70 is3e-
PRUlr-Drisd Apples e. ozac per ,. Dried Peach
| es 81 to lote. Raisiases oo0e5 IS
SALT--IAks - Is
H. 81 &. 3 Is :ls e:
80. 90 hlfssl. eco
nitbsl.. No. whit. Fish @ Is
sUNDRIEs:
LEATHER-sols 500 IS: Rarness3sa43.
HIDEs-Dry iintiaasise; Dry saI.ed u; srubby
half price green 10; green sheep pelss l0co
95:gfesn hog skinsise.
sKEDs-Timothy - so to rs; Flax, u so.
YEATHERS-3o04o.
CHEESE-Denmsrk IL to lie.
BREF CArTLR-lA@a4e eross.
SHEEP-e2 50 10 o. 50 VhsaA.
wOoL-Ciean Tubwa.hed, 20 - SOC; Unwashed one
third less.
sioIlS--Cssl OIL, 75c; retail soe.. Lissss4 OIL,
d 3o1Si 10; Lard OIL, Sc to 20 retail u %; Fish
Oil. also T. $40. ~4~
BEEswAX-s5e-
PAT HOGs-ss 50 gross.
RAGs-woolen n; Cotton 2le.
NEW GUNNIES-21k 70 224.
OLDfRUN-Is D. Brass Toe ~ Copper
lie D.
ExonAneE.-OaN New TorK Il psrcsnt.bankabls
funds; Philadelphis, Boston and Cincinnati y per
cent. 81. Louis and Chicago x per cent. Gold a6c
buying.
DRY GOODS.
There has been no essential change here. although
Merchants from the interior will do well to purchase
lower than be replaced. 50
sHEETIHGs 4 sHIRTINGs-aot to $40.
DRILLS-o6 70 $50. ~
PRINTS-l9k to 70c.
DELAINS-22 to 21tc.
GINGHAMS-21 10 s5c.
CHADWICK b COATS EPoOL-o0c.
sKEIy THREAD-el 90 to u 10.
FARAERs MICH. CAsslABRB-So to;sSc.
SKIRT BRAID-soc to 81 90.
CORSET JEANS 80 to 26c.
DENIMs-20 70 3s}c.
TICKiNG-eoto sOc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

a
10-GBEAT UNION MEETING AT CLEvB.
LAND.--There was great Union meeting
at Cleveland last Wednesday. Among the
speakers were Hon. Montgomery Blair, p.
M. General Hon. John A. Bingham, Gen.
Lane, Of Kansas, David Paul Brown, Of
Philadelphia, and others. A dispatch to
the Cincinnati Gazette says Of Mr.. Bing-
hams effort Hi''e. '+
49, Hon. John A.. Bingham followed Mr..
Blair in q speech full Of that burning elo.
'quence and polished rhetoric, which has
given him such wide reputation. Judge
from his opening sentence, which was this.
~ hail you to-day, fellow citizens, as the
representatives of the great reserve Of the
people who are to determine, by the bayo-
net and the ballot, by arms and by law, the
greatest conflict Of the 10th century; the
greatest. conflict, ifyou consider the num-
bers engaged, the greatest conflict IL you
consider the interest imperiled. The issue
which to- day is the subject Of, consideration
in this council Of the people, is whether the
Republic. the child ofthe earth's old age,
the refuge Of afflicted nations, shall live or
perish. y sN ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
OURNEwTERMS
o. so In Ady~nce-1ea 90 Ar not p~id

s~JuDaE LEAvur's DEcnIoN IN THE
VALLAEDIenAM CAsE.-We print in this
weeks CBRoHIcIE the opinion Of Judge
Leavitt in the " allandigham habeos corpo
case, in full. tits an exceedingly able doc
ument, and we commend il TO the careful
reading Of every citizen. This decision, we
hope, will close the mouths of small fry
politicians, who sit in barre and liquor
shops and babble about infrineements tf
the Constitution by the Executive, while
almost million Of men are in arms for its
overthrow, aud red handed Treason stalks
with bcld front over the loyal States.
Messrs. Alex. Patton, JohnsH. Heaton
4 Co viii probably find the "law and the
testimony" in this about which they have
been talking for two or three weeks in the
columns Of the st. Clairsville Gazette, "by
order of the Democratic Central Commit
debut which they discreetly withdrew
last week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
Probate Court, Belmont Go. O.

- S@~~~ --s~e>~~D ~ = W ADSbtFs
Maria Hutchinson and John ]. Kerr FT1HE ABOVE
Adm'rs OF John w. Hutchinson, decd u named de-
- vs. fendailts, who are
Caroline Kerr and Samuel l., Kerr mon residents of
her husband Martha Jane Mckee 4 the State of Ohio
Joseph Mckee her husband Mary are hereby mott.
named plaintiffs the s,h day Of May, 1855 filed their
petition In the Probate Cour within and for the County
of Belmont and State Of Ohio alleging that the
estate OF said decedent is insufficient to pay his debts
and the charges OF administering his estate that he died
seized in fee simple Of the following described real
tate situate in said county, 10 wit: Part of the North
west quarier OF Section ~ Township s. Range g. con-
tanning 25 acres less and more particularly de-
scrbed in said petition That Maria Hutchinson, a.
widow OF said decedent is,ellited to dover in said
premises: That Elizabeth O. Kerr Carline Kerr Martha
Jane Mckee, Virginia HutehiAso, and Mary Hutchinson
adnsl, aud Irene Hutchinson md Sprah A. uchinson
minors) as his heirs VI law, hold the next Of in
hariiance therein. and that Thomas H. Genin holds
mortgage saidpremses to secure the payment OF 5000
and Interest. lf1i l4
The prayer Of said petition iy for the assignment OF
dover to said Marina Hutchnson, and for the sale of
said premises subject such dover estate for the pay
nent of the debts and aforesaid, and for other
proper relief -. ~ va. ..- ,. -.s.- ID ...'
Said petition will be for hearing on the 9th day Of June
1862 nj 10 o'clock A. M, or as soon thereafter
sci can be heard. MARIA HUTCHINSON 4 .
JOHN J. KERR,
Adm'rs OF John w. Hutchinson dec'd
,..-.,-.., 49, :. BY ID. ID. ]. COwES, their An'y.
May T. 1s6a--4w t-IF -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

Z ~WHILE Robinson Il Bros. circus was
performing hore on Saturday, and while the
clown was making patriotic little speech
about the way Uncle Sam boys had whip
ped the Rebels down in Mississippi and
Tennessee, a Copperhead in the audience
called out, ''Hop about Hooker's battle on
the Rappahannock 2" And yet Stephen
Gressinger would have our soldiers believe
that every man in his party is a patriot
without guile Fudge! You can tell such
stuff to marines, Stephen, but soldiers won
believe it. ss ,.ua
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
darkness, ceases not to war against the Al

darkness, ceases not to war against the Al,
mighty.
On the other hand, the copsciowness Of
being enlisted 10 good cause will at some
seasons, make loyal men indolent They
ares 50 firmly convinced that truth will pro
vail at last, that they feel disposed often
is wrong; Il is unmsnly. Especially is IL 80
~ the present great struggle. Oh, friends
OF your country, why. stand ye here all the
day idle2 Shall ~ be said that treason in.
the holy cause of patriotism? II the nation
played BY traitors, the rebellion would per.
lsh y, suddenly and che land be blessed With
pies Of freedom. II Nashville Union. An
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

full previous prices Noua.ssetions In Kentucky re-
mferof,o % common Msfyisnd leaf snao 80, ROOF
common DO. sl04ili uddling DO, ell Srai3 CO., good
10 fine brown silrlJi fsneY DO, sI1Nly; ground
leaves - 5OH13 1nf,ror 10 good common Ohio, 40 81
1lO 50I blown and scengled.l sliNi2; good aud hne
red and ,psnged tiJAi6 good ard hge yelow % 10
l., common leaf sisG56 eosd % kne DO, s2J9si; and
select do. s28030 ref 100 fbss .. .s. sEv
The inspections of tobacco for the week ending May
~ were as foiiowss MsryIsff 1920 hhdsi Otio, 4sl
hhds; and ksn,ne ky ,o2 jl'ds, fotsL i777 bbds.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

5000 copies issued. A new Singing Book for Schools
and seinnarier. called the Day School bell, s now
ready. u contains about 900 choice songs rounds,
cntches, duets. tTios qssres and chornses many OF
hrm written expressly for th~ besides ~ pages Of
tie Ertnent- ot Mnsic waeh easy aud progrsssive
found. Uncle Sans School, " d" Do M you hear the
children coming, I" Always look Me sunny eide, y
little bird" Bird Of beauty" Pretty pair n"Anvil
Chorusf Meet me BY the mnnins brook" &c Il 10
compiled by Horace Waters, author OF Sabbath School
Bell Nos. and 2 which have had the sale
OF se5Op copies. Priees-psper covers Is cents, e2o
per hundred bound. 20 cents s25 per hundred; clola
copies furnished the i0o price Mailed at the retail
price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. a.

entire work OF 1o7 pages and nea riy 5 tunes
and hymns. As the music is n little more difficult il 10
Just the book TO follow Bell No Nearly one million
Of these BELLS have been Issued and are now ringing
through this and other countriss Among the many
choice pieces may be found shall meet beyond tho
Riyer' There is a Beautiful Worldr Sorrow shall
again more" DO nit you hear the angels com
mgr Thou God. Inc = Sabbath Bells chime o"
&c. Prices OF Bell No. same AZ Bell No g. Both
numbers be obtained in one volume. price hound
copy 40 cents SIS per hundred cloth bound embossed
gill; so c-nts ei5 per 100. 25 copies furnished the l0o
price. Mailed al tile retail price
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28

-ssy-TuE Crops, We understand the
prospects Of the wheat and corn crops in
this county are better than they were some
time ago. It is now thought these crops
will be pretty good. The season has not
been very favorable, but still we are in
hopes our farmers will be blessed with
abundant crops and full gransriss,
Small fruits and vegetables will be un.
usually abundant this Sonimer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-28
THE ATHEN .EUM COLLECTION

contains between 300 and 400 page. OF and hymns
and old. OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, prayer. and con-
ference, and all kinds Of sacred aud social meetings..
The music this book has ie and animation in il like,
Shining Shore Rest for the Weary shall we know
each other herer' 'Shal meet beyond the River,'
There 10 a Beautiful Worldr kind Wordsn "Swest
Hour Of Prayer There is a Land OF Love" "Sufer
iule children me- God the Nation"
&c. Prcessinge copies bound 50 cents, $40 per 100;
cloth bound embossed gilt, 60 cents ESQ per 100 Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS. Agt
lsi Broadway, New York,
Publisher OF the above Books.