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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
HOME PAPER

Te keepyou posted the soinss Of yor friends
who have gone into the ieled field aud are bs,tling
the affairs whlsh taxing place in own midst and
which are Of living interest every citizen OF the couny
The Editor Of The CHRoSIeLE will keen our reade Is
informed Of the "movng accidents by Hood aid frd,
IN ae a3d Regiment, III which Hrc aO citizen. Of dis
County, We hSve also sorraspondont with tho 5,h
There Is scarcely farni the County bt as friends
lelaiyes, Of In enc OF thcse lhcgmens
II tncy wish TO gel ull particulars of lhelr cenduct ID
camp, on the march, and the battlefield, ,hey should
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

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any preparation before ,be public, q which the most
skeptcnl may be convinced by single trial.
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nar'c S.osD.ss OF q every @ Isd aud aud SI'sS.aad. q
80 ieil ""e's " mas 0'eh u'oa n"' "''s' use"
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n.n no. as sappy .%9 s"ss Ssuy ''' ss
reey upon ,s nervous Tissues srens,,ens a sna iso
,FOR PIi;Es AS ap external remedy, svs claim that
sSs s s equal Eyer. yo e a e,
Immediate relief, and in majority Of cases win effect
ooNsY AND SORE THROAT are sometime. .1.
,en ~ INV "n.n, a % never fail to cure
Tg, Ss,s ss,. may be BY this Ln'n
BRulsEs, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
healing properties Of 6R. SWEETS INFALi,iBLE
hiNiMFNT when used accord ~ 70 dresto s,.s,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
TO Horse Ownersl, (,

DIR, SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEST FoR
ness, arising from Spraihs Bruises, wranehing its
effect Is magical and eersn Harness Saddle Calls
and Bingbsas ipny be easily prevented and cured In
their lncpieni stages but continued cases beyond
he possibility Of rsdcal cure. No csye sf the kind,
however 10 20 desperate or horcess but may be ale
waited by this Lnmen and ia faithful application will
always remove the iatneness and enable ths horse 10
uavel with spUpafaliye eass. lfi it1ilt ~ 'A't
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Every Horse Owner

shoud have this remedy Al hand for is timely use ., The
,ss.s eprrS.S. Si.sssss - ,yhieh III So,sss uha
ana which ss,ap 50 mrny is,Aerw~s- valuable hesssa
"'-''i@S '" '"-s igaiisui huB uuitfaUiN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

SwnEN SEIZtD WITH
cHOfERA, or Diartboea, or Flax; s,
Dysentcry, Cramps, and Spasms
Bilious ChOlic, or Gastritis
'scnrlct, Typhoid, or other Fevers
Influenza, Coughs, or Colds
Inflammation OF tho Stomach or Bowels
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
LEWIS HOUSE, @ J 81: \,

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Z 9ods " ST. Clairsville! Ohio. s'sW
Hts o,;y .lssAMpEL LEWIS kp is4,.
l.. WOODMANSEE, UT
rT>fIIs HOUSE Has BEEN ENLAR0fDi BY ths ad.-
i, ldion or . lsrEe DINING HALL lata q ~.
suite Of Bedchdniben, and has been thor
oughy repaired and fanished - Frnsr Ny&!v
Glass HorEI. u- HsIs
lie that they will sbere pains or expense =. !.
make their guests comfortable ana ef bills moderate.
X, They have recenily erec,eda't .sysfsloy VNWN
Fine New Stable, ,,.n,sy,
OF the best in Ohio, which will always be attended
by careful afld attentive Osnefs.
THIS HOUSE was formerly uwlrsi byf s,selS Smith,
and known The % Hhe fican." II Is siat9d ,.i thr
Northwest eorerof Alan and Marks, Streets imuSedi
aely West OF the Court House, ,al
II ga L-xUf5fl 100 - ti1 ~ tsl iihU
ia Lewis Omnibus
Leaves hts gouss every gosng lsupdsys sxcspfl for
p,,M ., 4sagA adi T5hus nd 'I0n q ',Fi
The wheeling& Cambridge OMNIBUS
Leaves ,hs House daily, for Car sst 10e a. ~ Ind
for Wheeling at o'clock, Pm .,9 ..nrI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

Or This is The turning year Of The. century. Ever,
month 10 crowded with inporsnt events and every wcel
will devsopel some nsw aud siar,l'g phsss Of tls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

~, bN Of ,e very h~.s nd most thoroughly sessonsd
rnniefias and wl stand any climate Tbs tone 10 very
deep round full and tne low ttv touch esrnc Each
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
= rrfE BoRAcE WATERS MEIoDEoNs AND
HARMONIOUS.

A. H rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

IN FOR AIsa Any, Troy. NORTH AND WEST
WINTER hRkAfG nNbAr.
Gntrtutnciug Non Jay, Nov w., if".
For Albany Iqt30 A. NJ Expfess Gs Train tf1e Twens.
fxth street station Returning iavr Albany ivi5o A. y
ror all lnt al Trans sec TN faNle - .
- JOHN BuRuuIiL san.rinAnnisst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
HELP .yAN1En-FEMALEs.

r II s!sToPHER's SELECT AGENCY, 10 TILLARY
~ S ntpoHi Is establish a.. wanted immediate
~ 'aas, smnetmads, uarts es nurses ana setH
r. sse anu ~ girls for hogses smaH familes wages
and 81 Places were neve. more II ntiiuL Good
wants need not wait minutes Come and for your
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

IuDsoN RIVER RAILlsoAD TRAINS ron ~
1 banv Tro, thr Ssrth anl Wet. beaya ChAmberss
:, ana ia A. NJ, and -, sand 1913 Y. " AMI on s
.ygstb.22 T. NJ, from Thriieta stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RNAI BERTH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, -THE NEW.
ID beers OF the different this society invited
70 attends SPECIAL genera ting Tuesday, We -sth
lnst al CLOCK N nj co enant IIa. 81 Orchard rect
Tor inc purpose oil considering the popey of We
money pad by SCI ton for fnrtner pro
posed amendment 10 artivis OF The by-la
pE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

PoILER MAKERS wANTED.-FoUR GOOD RIvET.
ID wanted Immediately. Apply at Perkins u Burnet O.
second wharf above Bridge St. Newark. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

NOTICE-NR. p c. BARNUM CHATHAM SQUARE.
IN has kindly and hOnoraby consented. without bGstn
ton TO Of s. a and al oacr rarlenn
in like portion. Sned by the employ OF r. O. Ban"n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs-oFFicE or TIE ION.
IN msaoners OF Faxes and Assessments. SO Caaaturs
street. New YORK, January i S3-Notice 10 hereby aivrn
that rolls Of the real
the city and county New YORK for the year Wi.
inspection and review aud after Jan
~ 1865 and viii remain Till the Apsi
1868 for the cOn of errors and the equalization
assessments OF the aforesaid real and
city and county OF New York. AL believing
selves 10 lie agsrisvcd must make appl atom q Coa
missoners during the period above ment onrd IN
der to obtain the relief prov ed law Tie Of go
provides that during the time the books shall
public inspection, hefeinhefore provided. eaten
may be made by any psison cons erng himsr'f az
preved by the ed of his real pIuor.
estate TO have the corrected. III .ctin
made in relation the ,auat of zeal STATE, IN
must be made In writing stating the nj nbe ION
thereto. and therein the Commits shall alniae
the complaint and II IN thor judgment the nj
Is they shall .ei IL
such application be made ia ohto the assessed al IA
Of personal estate the applicant shall examined
d. oath by the said Commissioners who shall ne alors
cd to administer such oath OF tn and If, hia
their Judgment the assessment IL they ~ II
the same he rccedani fix the a. cunt Of
believe be just an esiare Their
decision thereon wi HIN thry avs after u pl..i,Dn
shall them No red con sha ! be t;aIe
by the Supervisors OF assessment a I'd
personal estate osed under ts act un ess shat:
pear under oath lm3ton tia earty sresed
unable attend witha peio bed for the
Of sickness alb from the
A. j. WILLIAMSON, Commiss oners
j. w. ALLEN, of TaAvs art
i S-,ss A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

(NHEMICAI. BANK, NEW YORK, MARCH IL, lsos-
~ The stockholders OF tis bank reby notified tbas
the ia 81 elton directors Tor ms ting
next succeed ng election viii b. held the rauAiag lion
Monday the 9TH day OF Apr next between Of
l and O'Clock +. NJ BY order o the Board.
U. q. WILLIAMS, Cashier,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

LII RESPECTABLE SERVANTS TAKE NOTICE THAT
IA they be suited with good situations, in city or
country without delay weve small girls wanted for light
work at s. month; also and their wives, single men
footmen gooms walters gardeners and farmers at 3S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

A Ii. PRIVATE FAMILIES HOTELS AND BOARDING
n hous surplei with good OF ~ nations
Wanted, number Of Mattresses, chamhermads, cooks,
washers and oner iidv girls housework.
seamstlesses &c at the Servants' Institute Q Grand 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

NOTICE-TO THE WATERS OF NEW yoRK.--AL.
IN walters New York respectfully invite to at
tend a be hed ut the Cooper Instute room -,
on NJ nday eyeninr March g. at hale past O'Clock ~
All that should MS business of Importance
and interest a al will be laid before the IN stng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

At MANNING SELECT AGENCY is COURT ST,
n Btookyn glris wanted In great abundance to M
superior situations IN every without moments
delay and highest n B-ris Office Il fifteen years
esi abhsbed.
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DRpl ~ i've WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
IlpN-ihs object. n the Association arr 10 stnnre
70 10 81 and .aioIs, and their families, any claims
iniofp ition N them ntthoW co.t. and 10 Jnevrnt
ifsnds Aain.i them and IN. Governm. NJ hpplicA-
GbEkNfIkLp, eec, 50 Chsmbsur, Aev YOrs.u
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WANfLD-A BOY To- RrN PYRAMIDS.
'19..r = j. b. g.. N~NNN. 10 Lila" "a
LANILD-1O pElS~ DOLLS. Girls
" .ih ..'e sli-k"sess good ,.y. A,,yA Il;
\LANT u--O"fGtrOES WIN mIIR
w MA. hings, and bu.te', en- a.nr. .h'-.- r..o
trt f1~orit H-r' hand r-ei ,rr' a. iyi..4 SIS,
'.. p. ast. WI.i auisinfcl -
NtNiIp--lWO CAKE HNkEhS. Ar.
w rt at4a toi-tL s,c ,'r s9.h-t g.;
WANIEp A RESPECTABLE NOrlU
~, =, 1871 r'qt,eir Ard 90 .'', ~ D.. s'te
b, a. ru-l,h Preferred. ot
\[ANgED-5 tlRNr CLASS NACHt-
t.''' NJ fl. 'c'' ed .pp'y.. a., 4 inu Nraeae
~ NNIIp-IMO GOlp. .It. nNElNEN
" '"-, - 100 ae,us'n. 90 v.th severn
{. SIN I'll, fade. lu,Ius J. & ~ *. ~ teach
\\ANILp SENLkAi A,TIvI NSb
w er'cTr.ins ladies ~ ,ser'. ,or Nine DEMO
MS sNrt nG" 80. .' a'i N4-.t % lemons
'ler'd. a. %. -. ir.f.'A '
\NNNIlp.-2 SMALL t,IlNL bIiS II.
W ,N no pap - AMI i'ft ss .7 .r ctr' .
l.1e.'.. vtoTLANNt. .N N...l... .....
sud 30 Nr1 - 81" stairs. '''s 'H ..art b. .,k int
" N\ffbHl ~. ~ii. l>'." WIDOW
W .ai cob A 20 r'..'. Pc. us .,. .i home, ami
cic ~. ar."' t'.t''a. h..'' u... .rr 'H-
Ere. = Myr'Ic ave- dos. p. b. rom d i-d ave.
NNN1Eu o. = GOOD not 81 chhA-
w 'r' 40 VIZ on ritao Lee N,.l..'". V..-.-
" s,. '.'' "''d'-'. "'s.'''" s'''' t,,''
Nt-NNItN... VAEIGs FOR L,l..-.
w sat'ts. f,ft 'n Hr'on g. Bee
MNSIAp-., tlG>l CLASS urLKN.
'o'' or r'sc. 70" 90 u'lit'fr o,'rr.a'' -es''
=" fp o. = r.I yrrk. nom. tI. comp re Usru. Oh, 4
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900 BOT NIY-:35o CASH IN HAND
SAVINGS BANKS.

IENING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No % WARREN ST.
~ .cr u alloF, Il At ihr re- - pr CEN all
slin" 81 TIED tn.trt,. Olrn dali rom - To +.
" md GA MondAy, IAuf.day aud SATURDAY after
nooas nom to1 l.. NJ. '. Is. Money to loan on
bond AID mortgage.
" NLIER ". CONCKLIS Pr',.dsn,.
VANDERBILT l.. ri NlON, secIctAry -
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CLOTHING.

GREAT BAkGAINS FOR THE Holidays !
~ fISE ESKIMO, CHISCHLLA.
Ahp hoSCQW, BEAVER OvtRCohT3
PINE WALkiSG SUITS TO MATCH.
AND sC0TCH CoAfiNGs.
u,,, BOYS AND YOC fHb' CLOTHING.
THE ABOVE GARMENTS
FOR VARIETY, QUALITY AND STYLE,
H.LANNoi BE - EfAsStD; -El
- ~ BAkGAINs HARsAlNBliI
AT GRANITE HALL. l42 LION STREET.. lla
OFEkCOATS! ONkkCOAIS
" ack sack Ossrcosts, ....,........----S6 10
fstrr.hAm Oyefc0as. ..'.'...---...-..- I 70
Lon skin Overcast. s,t..-.'.-...---... 7 IN
Union Reaytr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Fngiish Beaver Oyefoosts. .......--- 10 10
Rue Beaver Fr0ck Ov,rcoats thssvy).- ~ 90
castor Beaver OVeroosts .,............. 10 10
E,qumauh Btger oysieosn .,o.; 70 %
Cashmere Psnts, ,........, :, q and 10
Ne-is hon ...... .,....-...l - to %
Foys Cloth snt, 100
10. GLQBut LLYls, ~ biooms st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-18

1'NlttH y. iiutN l. \. Is. ~b,.. ~
i \c . Cd Il eoA'tr. r'illc Te'vret,tcc &C.. %
th .ui. {; st, ,'..,t Is. sri SUNDAY cvtuur r.., .
al GO, per- Cd, Ia ton an pil,arp ,u. span 3.
Nicer Wa ord, N.u Elton. L,nfton, Hoo -o,l,
lciu 49, i.r,cl urer NOR, numael. ~,
llolae.. X o. , Nu'rhy and farkhcu'e. Vi =
n rriesu. thr c.l htafcu orator and Noca'i.t al
49, vr ~. rte vuNl, are invited To- 81 erd.
lnHN lltRNEi, r. e-idest GEO. w. ~ IA,
g. sc. ~,
I lCl OR DEALERS A MEETING OF
- he / quot Dealers Vt Ne- York. Will he h-d At
TIC CIV Assembly oins. 446 kro,dvsv, on frida.
'vfttrs, pec j.. to AXE into confederation tue ne
ess g. ~ An advance in he prices of etsliuf iIuot.
lh' whole trade At, iuvitd to attend. several mi
r'rf srtasrr, sll sdltess the meeting. ny order
tio MOORE, Chairman. !. LESLIE, sec ats
SPECIAL NOTICE..
= The Member. OF the " Y. IlQiOR DEALERS
SOCIETY are invited to attend meeting to he held
At the ,tuy,r.nnt Institute g.? broadway, opposite
tond q, ON Iilt RsDAS evening December lTth, At
- O'Clock TO take into consid, ration come action IN
reference to the pi.ssnt hsh piee Of All articles in
tho nnc, and endrsvur to Afrangs tuch q seneral
IaflN ~ TAIL PRICES. ~ u Isqu red IN order
60 uske living proht on lobh,nf, Importers. and
D.ttll.r, EAtrs.
w order u She Executive Committee,
~ II REED, Chairman.
JOrN MERCHANT, Secretary. vs.,
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

RhlENl'N cola nBlAN BALM, OK.
PREPARATION iOr resor'ns tho Hair and prevcntins
falling out, ever introduced. Depot " south second
,tre !, Whiamsbnrfh to be had IN New Nok at $50
NN"n COZ. stanton .ts, ana cor Ave ~ and ltoIst~n
streets. Price LAfRr battles ONE DOLLAR ANAL
aye 20 oeutr 900
DRONOSr MAESHAL'S OFFICE, NINTH
L CuDgr..s i0nsl District, state OF New York Sew
snti Avenue y W corner Of West 4ith street,
Nc~ ork, Dee 10TH 1908. Va All whom, il may con.
cern! Ihe printed st 81 thc James and r,iasncis
OF esr approved March I'd, 80, subject
military dutJ IN zach subdi.tr CT OF the Sinth Con-
Frcs' l0nal Ds'tic Of The state Of New YORK. c1usB,
lns u tue Treltth, Nlneteenh and r~raty.feoond
MAIDS of tha City Of New York, and Black selIs
Wards and sandall. Islands. are At tn, Sc Head
quirt.rn Tor the inspect OF the public Copi-s there
~ alto std to pub IA view al each o thu ,ey-
"a plnc,s wh,re the Tous were bid at the recent
Shafiefcl etion, ANY person enrolled may appear
claim 10 hsyr b.. name trict,n ~ the list II h.
,hox to satisfaction OF ths Is ard, hat no 10 not,
"a WI 20 b. a. the ne M d for the n'xt at
% nysiy . j, ls.-! llsbe to military duty on ac-
eolnt gi,i T., ALlLSALE; ~, NON EsIDENLE;
-. tS'LIGADLE AIE; ith, NANlfESr Pen
"ANENr riiT-h'AL bIaABTflrY Toe time
hNgi ~ the order 81 The Provost harshai tisn.TAl
'r hsarns such cases wall .Ipr, Oh tho 10Th ocean
Der, l>LJ, after which cNsss viii I've hsaid unless
such tne shall be- extended by the proper authorities
tHAs. T.. JENKINS, CaptA in and Peyo.t Asrshal,
SIN Npnsre,sional District, Ny. SS
Den SIOSS. BOUNTY, and PRIZE MONEY
GFiRGR wOODhAS,
~ - Pinos. ara - Chambers ~
IT S. navy PRIZE NONRY-OffICE .
" sF.rs rsr, SONFS, BROWN y CO M
,omp 'te no., N b. had At cor ofheo sent ~
mail 40
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GAts.l'EAss


'UrApQt tbifg, rwlNtElnre.
N.u NoIM .., ....riu.i.it lie ia,pi,.l
Efr.rut, .-t'ts. tr.. = q 'it..i.N '.i.,d
,i',sar. s-i.' a. n ,h,, siy. t.n
c,5 il !, .t rit- ~, ~ o., e..,-', ,.' ~ an
~ icr.f' -.cr.. AZ, n N,,.. ro,orei r =. ner,o.
A,rc,fs.u ~, .s,r.i &, tii.,. ,e.".n.. !!
iro, =. War ''are, - % arc in,h't eiI.et,d
.'1'' 80 -.ri ,4,m q, me >r..
- W Hc,'i... ,ei''1 en-. rs.e,,ut w V
e., ions. ,t b .s.'a ,,,.r a. aihar SO. ,n,
Y. lne .,a. ,l1r g. ~ ,,ei@cr, i,, .tecs. ~
q tf"ut, tftuitneds = No 1904 lIr'l tire. NcN
- t'o so o. ~ - T. al A'n'cn.
{ o. io' r'''r. ro.r.'''f 18th th' r'rmut
sN.ua, =. 90 Pc, ~ cowrUn cations ,hou te ad-
!, .nted &C. e-a superintendent of rtctuiune., '.
A., AZ Il. ,,'" 10 t, t,'a" ", p
,Hice, .hou.d u,akc al -a'loa in -r'iur. and M.
/ MICA ,,.der., csArltt ana standing ~ ptoger
t,.s-c n Wal ne cr " II T., oi a ned "a utNc. ~
..,,' ~" 's'. ,I'r'n,'i,r rtciernco III ,. sven
''nrd o'.- '-,o o'9.f -. or sho hay ''.u .tin.
o. Cd be- ~ l,i ~ ,.,c,,,,' t,. So, ~. !,
! ~, NJ u r,'t t ' i', .I,hdr,
,h'u.'.v- '.r...'.s go.i' on' j. N. r'smen, Az.
VT ".' 81, , ,,,fa rs p 'H'",n no
7 s.sS ,, "a, ''2 III s ] &, Z.
/ a. giF,u''' o' trsn.lottins t.cru'is by
~, ~, , i,'n .P. VA q, ,n
/ ~ a. 90 -. ~. ~ WI n1t ,A'.en -,
4 god .t..c cont, pr Hi. l. tod. hi. e,psntc Nil
. ~. 'ne' 20. &C. ec', - ior .ceeG''' '"'r. rr'
] TO- % IVA i.i.ut SURGEON .hau ,u,li' .rn ims
/ ch'r' or '-'1' -h-' nav h.rl'cl discpv.icir ny
"i'n '''h 'aee p'ym asc. ., n ,e ms5s
.'r., ped. 'hc pace fon AID TOW hch, the d'tsnec
40 & o. S'r 80, "a t si s,. e ma
mr- q. 'uorf Ai1 '' Est ihe arpIicaui -ss cocrcd
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To NEWSPAPER CONFESSIONS FOrR
TG1TLt.P ~ hor 80 Scv NorE. M app'y PEI
onsl " after ~ A. ls2 Grand 't, Jersey CITY.
Good uafes given. i@3
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AOrico 70 furnish volunteers with r.Uahl. tutli-
nation -. to Tho only safe vav 20 secure c,sh IN
hand, thu highest huunties, in Ncp York or other
state tomak k1osn the location Of tseimenia In
the most d.-itAbc bauches OF the service: L. pro.
tsct the nrvpei icuord from impps'1u. both h,iore
and after eniistmeut aud e. attend promptly 20 the
claims of -ndi n aud thcr relstivts 'ipluiuIrg and
~ uliue all their legal rights and rcdrel- NJ th,ir
wrongs. Advice free, arp'e compansa' lon - sde
Nv Ncrrf u ". Vs. " - liRrOk. Iouu4nilOf
a. Law Dev Il, orc d0o- from NH1n 'wsy 800
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
Tod and Burnside.

Joan MoReAs aud his guerrillas entered Ohio
m the l2,h Of July, and continued prowling
tb,oupb the State until the 26Ih OF the MONTH
before they we're captured. O 10 eovpfop's ia''
P,oeIam stion-tbe Governor 10 g'ta' on Pfocia
mstions--he eays thai f.
Th,ouobout the entire contest, was in constant com
muncation both night aud day. with MAJ Zen %
Who mad command Of the entire forces; and ke gea1
nieasuye In testfying to the zeal, fidelity and apiy
with which he has conducted the campaign saE3 r,
To coatinue without interruption tor two
veeks by day and By night at the Cincinnati and
CoIur bus ends ot the telegraph wire ir constant
eOmmunic c itiOn, without rest CT sleep, 10, to
sav the ieas., ureditable to The endurance
of both the Governor and General BURN
SIDE, aad, if true, shows clnolusively mat tnel
are working men. as to their strategy thatii
onits a different thing, aud while tLey appeal
20 be veil plessed With il themselves, iegardipe
tbe affair as q specimen brick" ofWba' is call
ed vigorous prosecution ofih vss' many
neople look 1t It IN different light, aud con
clude that r. vas very poorly managed, and tha
MoRels would certainly have escaped bnt fol
the rise in the Ohio which put i'cnsof his pow
er to ford 1t.
II we have had fair specimen 10 this mat
ter of how our mill ary shiifs sie psnsged
generally, it will, With the present policy and
leaders, take some time yes to put down the re-
heIlior.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
Hon. John J. Crittenden-His Vindtca-
tion of Himself.

ReFore the decease OF the late JOHN J CRIT
rrrprr. the Abolihonsts were in the habitl OF
tr,inu To claim, as come OF them have done
aimee, that he was a man Of their party, and in
dorsed their war policy. After it was under
stood that Mr.. CRIrrENDES WAS . candidate 10
hia old District for TO election to Congress, the
Cincinnati Gazette had the sudscty TO PTess his
great name into the service Of the uit cause.
The veteran patriot and Statesman, In spirit
ed letter, thus rebuked the insult. He said;
Q The guiding principle with me during The lstt
Congress. was 20 vote fer all legitimate and
constitutional measures necessary to the most
Vigorous and euecessful prosecution OF the var,
and that was opposed 10 all those measures Of
folly and fanaticism, vengeance and abolition,
which, during the latter portion oil the session,
were introduced by the dominant Abolition par
ty, In that class Of expedients included all
those measures for penalties, forfeitures, con-
6scalions, emancipation of slaves, the raising
OF negro armies, etc., etc. Most OF these
measures we're In my judgment unoonstitution'
al, and all of them grossly inexpedient and i'm
politic. have changed none Of these opinions,
and AZ long az my convictions remain unchang'
ed will continue to pursue the course ] pave
heretofore done. With these avowals on my
part, no one can misunderetand my position OF
fail 10 anticipate what my course will be-. ]
desire no mans vote under misapprehenslon
OF my views, and my object in this publication
is to remove the possibility OF any name being
deceived in relation TO them.