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The New York herald., 1863-09-12

.U,RESCH GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND
" day school Mrs ". Snnons ~ and p Mansned place
Yves, Fify hrs Boarding pupils Of the Hebrew faith
only
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

L,oR SAbE-TfIR CREM0RNE CONCERT SALOON. 625
Broadway. New York Reason for selling fthe
prieOrs going to California account Of III health, End
the other does wish continue ~ the business his
s going TO eae Sold Tor cash Apply the premi
ses after IL o'clock
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
aaasasa
IL EW Ards.

nOS REwARD-sTOLEy or sTRAYTD. PROM THE
DO OF Twcnty.thd street ard Eight avenue,
kan4ay Sept. T. = o'clock A. NJ. Dan Mare, with
Top BnrgS VA The maze s = ont = hands hg1 far
prrc III her bark also all her under lp The
Wagon worn. and the leather dash IN front tom
The WIN raid the return o. the horse
to the lime and brick yard foot OF East
Twcn,y third street.
a ED REy kRD.-sTOLFr, FROM THE FIFTH AVE
Cow Hotel hc 2Oth day of August s',a Gene
VA Watch engraved on The inside Presented 90 T.. H.
Churrh ~ ~ Sehv. Jun. = s6' with tey ana tortoise
shell cham attached nsa Parse contain $3.50 IN govern
the following dcnonlnat onR. vit.rour oi
SEQ smaller bills Information bc obtained
of lecl with Geo. W. Mead. is7 broadway.
c0Qn REwARD-LOST on cONEY ISLAND
sDADO about the 18TH of August last, q Cold Hunting
Ctronnniecr Eeich. up down index. i. Ham
mond O.. dial and a. =. Walsh, Londcr the move
s7a The finder VIII receive tic shove reward
and o questions asked, delivering II to =. hammond
Co, jewellers. ~ william street
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
INSTRUCTIONS.

AT DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY NO. ey
n Broadway gentlemen OF boys have private lessons
In Commercial Arithmetic Business Writing, Prartes
coping &c and ~ business Affairs In
month than In years at ordinary school,.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

GHRoN!C DiARK!iFA AND CHILDREN's BOWEL
" complaints permanently cured by Dr j. 4. NEAL 81
West Fifteenth street. Special attention 10 children 81
vice free Remedy Tor sale Al 81 Per box Warranted 70
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
REsTAURayTs.

A ADMITTING THAT WE ARE FIGHTING TO FREE
N IN does foiow that free lunches shah not
he furnished respectable restaurants by the Commodore
No. New street
nYsTERs-lgo Fulton STREET NEAR HERALD
" ofcc-Oysers The larEc1t and best Siewf, RnssN
Frys Fancy Roasts sadie Rock Eoasis and
Stews. al LIBBY 5.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
nFFIcE OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDiOLDERS OF THE
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD

The holders of First Mortgage Boads who have not signed
abe Power of Attorney and have paid the oil
per voted by the at their last meeting
respectfully requested do both without delay. The
power o attorney subscription book VIII be found Win
8. w. HATHEWAY Clerk of the committee. at II State
street over the counting room OF the Daily Advertiser.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

vUAkTgD-To PURCHASE, BROWN srosp
w House. contain all TIE roserr is nros, m i.
ana he oest1 h~ fourtrensh Tsrrsy t,vs - :.
snd Thd .ea ssia sveaaes Address W. s.. bQx aSs ksr
Xy1k gsasAss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

A YOUNG LADY. Az AMERICAN. WHO HAS HAD
~ experience IN teaching desires situation T. instruct
1he junior members of family. families; Is capable Of
Teaching the English branches. drawing and the ruden,-
New York
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

DUTrEE-sELEcTED BRooME AND ORANGE couE.
- y dairies p,is tubs and nrkns ius, rrceivra The
aenton requested 10 this stock OF
State butter for sale by SAMUEL H. MOORE. 256 Front
street Peek slip
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

ATTuE AssUAL MFETfN0 or TiiE SouND NIX
n tnon Dcmocraur Aasoclaion ~ VI" hrvetif Nsngf"
sonai dslfirt held Thursday ~vrupg h~rit whFr ~
~ Stih street tie following onlcrts ~efr Nnsntqca-
elected thn rmsing Anihony Naftusu8 ff~tf "a
10. ksAdlnr Vic Presden'. poofre bauewt ffrfttNf
o~ptr. Eager posrd ~ irrci9rsicta tsas
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE OF AN EASTERN N
N sttutipn. wishes situation teacher kovsrnes
She has had several experience In teaching English
French Drawing and Music Is willing 20 20 amy
Refer exohsnged Address for WEEKS r. f.. l5s
Maiden lane, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

CoAL At ST 50-IH OTHER WORDS ONLY HALF
- the quantity h used where nRDWHER Mc:nliie Wea
thcr Strips aud Wiufow Bands applied
windows They exclude cold wind snow, rain apf dust
warranted winnr aud sumner for years FOR
.th price lists address The Metallic Weather
Srp Coupany 2l2 broadway, OF Pton street L.
a agents wanted everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

,n6-Now is the time to send in new sub
scriptions to TaE CHRONICLE. We will
soon be engaged in one Of the most impor-
tant campaigns in which the people Of this
county have ever been called upon to take
part. Our enemies are very vigiant. We
must be prepared to meet them. This can
be done in no way so thoroughly as through
the county paper. %.a
! In order to enable US to reach as many
persons asipossibe, every friend of the
Union should exert himself to increase the
circulation of The CHRONICLE. No other
work will bring such good results.
FRIENDS OF OUR STRICKEN COUNTRY
we emplore you to be active! We fear you
do not fully realize the INSCRIPTIONS and
dangerous foe you have to deal with.
We should have t,oo thousand subscribers
on the opening of this Falls campaign.
We cannot traverse the county to secure
them, but our friends can get them for US
with little trouble and no expense.
,s-Ws will send TIE UnRoNIoLE to sub
scribers from the LIST Of June to the LIST Of
December for rs cents EACH cash in adcaace
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Prisoners Exchanged.

A General Order from the War Depart
lment says the following officers and men
have been declared duly exchanged as pris-
oners of war. 4
]. All officers and enlisted men, and all
persons, whatever may have been their
classification OF character, who have been
delivered at City Point, Va, up TO May 6,
1868.
ii. All officers who have been captured
and released on parole up to April /, 1868,
wherever they may have been captured.
IA Ill. Ali enlisted men who have been
captured in North Carolina and Virginia,
and released on parole up to March /, 1868.
3, Paroled troops declared to be exchanged,
will be, without delay, equipped for the
field, and forwarded to the regiments to
which they belong, from posts or camps OF
wherever they may be collected.
ALI officers and enlisted men, absent in
virtue Of being on parole, will, now that
they are exchanged; immediately report fol
duty with their proper commands.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Ono Of the Horoos of Fredericksburg

Ono Of the Horoes of fredericksburg
on Northern Oopperheads.
The following extracts are from a letter
w,;,,e, hv NJ aeo w Ide, a nombe, of
80" - o,.
company n, zotn ohio heg'.pen'' da'eu
Brooks Station, Va, May 18th, 1863 and
addressed TO Mr.. brewer G. Iyesop, who
Corme,,v corr;ed musko, IN ,he olor;o,s
III or wy e''
o'u No'n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF IA deed OF trust executed by Hugh
- Nichols OH the l7lh day OF March, 1850 and now
OF record IN Ohio county, State OF Virginia in book 49,
page OH will sell in the city OF Wheelig, al the front
door OF the Court House, on lhe first Monday OF July
le63, the following property. viz; Lots No. 80, 1903 "a,
no. ii and ~ iret OF Lot No l02 parts OF Lots No
aud 8 and half OF Lo, No 81, all in the First Ward Of
the city oil Wheeling. ~-
Also, al the same plnce and lime, piece of ground
with the improvements thereon, located at the West end
oil Union Street on the wharf, formerly known the
Ferry House.
Also at the time and place. the following pro-
pery in Graham's addition to the city OF Wheeling, on
Quincy Street Lot No. IL lot No. 25 lot "a loi No
%. Also, IN East Wheeling North o lot No 70, 10,
No. D3, and lot No. 3
Alo. at the lime antilplace i;o shares OF stock
In the Belmont Bridge Company, and 10 shares OF stoc
in the Northwestern Bank oi Virginia.
will also SELL under desd OF trust the second
Monday in July, 1868 in the town Of Moundsye, Mar
shall county, State Of Virginia, isrm known the
sockman Place, situated IN said Marshall county on the
waters OF Fish Greek containing yoO acres, less
Said farm is six miles from Glen Eason and eight miles
from Cameron. fNTf' o.
Also viii sell undar saIddsea of tfust on the third
Monday OF July le63 in the lowpd Marnsvile, Stale
OF Ohio Belmont county, the NqtlnNille Ferry right
and boat, the Cottage Hoel with twdIots No So and 35,
together with pieces AMI OF ground, all To-
Gated in the said town OF Marinsville. =
Terms of Sae--Ohelhrd In cash, the balance In 9, 12
and IL months with approved security and title retained
until the money is paid, ISAAC CorfS, Trustee.
May n, 1s63.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

D@A PREDICTION. Last Fall the Cop
peIhead journals of the North attacked the
$500 proviso in the Conscription Act turi-
declared it was made expressly to let
rich men out, &c.
The Cadix Sentinel, in particular, was
terribly distressed about it.
The Secretary of War has decided that it
is optional with him to receive it or reject it,
and it is said the President and Solicitor
Whiting OF the War Department concur in
the decision. One dispatch says, 'The
clause Of the act settling exemptions at
$500 will therefore be practically ignored. "
We predict that these same journals will
attack this decision just as furiously as they
did the $500 exemption last Fall. Wait
and seel
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

Col. DAVIS ESQ often mentioned in the
history of Stoneman's foiay) is son Of
Honest John Davis, the former distin.
guisbed Massachusetts Senator. He grad.
uated at Williams College in lS45, subse-
quently studied for the ministry, and was
settled over the Unitarian parish at Water.
town, Mass. Leaving the pulpit he became
lawyer, and moved to Chicago, when he
was made Lieutenant, Colonel Of the Twelfth
Illinois Cavalry, and entered the service
last year. He is a man of fine personal ap.
pearance, large form, is always in earnest,
and is as "honest" with his sword as his
revered father was in politics. Col. Davis
is brother Of Mr.. Bancroft Davis of New
York N. Y. Eve. Post.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

The types made us say in yesterdays pa.
per, that "the healthiest physical organiza
ton is almost as much in peril as disloyal
one, from pestilence." We wrote dis
eased' one. Probably our co apositor:was so
loyal that he considered diseased and
''disoyal' as synonymous. We wish they
were. We wish that whenever man spoke
disloyal word he would puke, and when,
ever he did disloyal deed, he might be
seized with tremendous diarrhea-fg dis
sima prolupies uentr', as Virgil says. 1t had
that effect once on the rebel General Price
Il Nashville Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
War Clubs.

Company r sends US club Of twenty
seven to the Union, and says.
The boys heartily endorse the patriotic
and unfinching course pursued by the
Union. Il makes the secesh ,oiit, equal 10
our 'bully Springfield rifles and when
your paper has wider circulation in Ohio,
we calculate it will cool the copper Of
the oopperheads there; though if It should
become necessary " b>sk it up ''vet arp,is. "
the sd, headed by their gallanu Oslnnel.
Dan. McCook, are the very boys to "sh0w
them how the thing is done" Three cheers
for the Union, Rosecrans, Dan. McCook,
and the SD Ohio
Amen III Nashville Union.
''Company F. is composed Of Belmont
County boys, and is commanded by Capt.
Douelson, Of York Township.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
How JouNJ CR,rrrvnrN ofKon,,oL

Hon. JOHN j. CRIrTENDEN, of Kentucky,
because Of his opposition to some of the
war measures of the Administration has
been claimed as belonging to the Vallan.
digham peace party, and opposed to the
further prosecution Of the war. He was
renominated for Congress a few days since
by the unconditional Union men of the
Lexington district, and 10 speech before
the nominating convention clearly defined
his position. He declares himself in favor
Of a vigorous prosecution of the war till the
rebellion is suppressed and the rebels return
to their allegiance to the Government and
he pledged himself to vote the men and
means necessary for the attainment Of that
end.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Guardians Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Probate Court OF
I Belmont County, Ohio, made on the 5tl tay OF May
1868 in lh- ca>c OF Ice Evans Guardian OF Thomus f.
Mays against his ward and others. the sgned will
the 9th day OF June 1888 at 10 o'clock A. on the
premises, offer at public sale the following described
real estate situate in said County Of belmont 10 witt
The undivided ninth part oi two certain tracts OF land
The hrsi tract being the East hall OF the Southwest quar-
ter OF Section s. Township o and Range s. containing
81 .OS Hcres. less
The second being the Northeast part OF te North
quarter Of Section in said Township and Range,
Continuing 53i acres. more or less.
Said tracts beng the smnc premises conveyed tn Iohn
~ Evans, now deceased by Daniel Berry, and Of which
said John n. Evans died s'ized.
TERMS or SALE: One-third cash on the day OF sale
one-ihird in ole and in years from day Of sale
fhe Deferred payments 10 bear interest from The day
sale at the rate OF per cent per annun payable annu
ally
Appraised at 1896 90. LEE EVANS.
Guardian OF Thomas E. Mays
May 2, ls63.--5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
.sy-Ar HoME.-Lieut. Lewis Woodmati.

I@-AT HoME.-Lieut. Lewis Woodmati-
see, Of our 9sth Regiment, arrived at home
from Franklin, Tennessee, on Saturday
night. Lieut.. Woodmansee reports the
boys in good health and excellent spirits
Col. Poorman is in command Of the 34th
Brigade, and Lieut.. Col. Pearce in com
mand Of the Regiment.
We are under obligations to Lieut.. Wood
mansee and Col. Poorman for late Nash
vile, Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

SENT WITHIN THE REBEL LINES
Yesterday morning Charles Marshal, law
yer of this city, Eoff Cunningham and Mat
Parril were sent to Baltimore. They will
be taken from Baltimore to Fortress Mon.
roe and thence over the rebel lines. They
are all well known rebel sympathizers. who
were regarded az unsafe men to remain
among us in times like the present. Quite
a large crowd assembled at the depot tt
witness the departure of the banished. -
Wheeling Intelligencer, Tuesday morning
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

The War in Kentucky.-Successful
Fighting with Morgan's Men-The
Rebels Left on the Other side of
the Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Col Jacobs inISun-
day fight with the rebclC Colonels Cluke and
Chenault at Horse Shoe Bottom Narrows
on the Cumberland, lost forty,two men, in
cluding three officers Col. Chenault and
several other rebel officers, and ninety eight
men were killed, and three rebel prisoners
taken. Gen. John Fl. Morgan was in com
mand with nine regiments, aggregatng
1000 which are still on the South side Of
the Cumberland only small squads having
crossed ut different points. Col. Graham at
Glasgow, killed several rebels and drove
200 to the South side Of the Cumberland.
On Wednesday no considerable rebel
force was on the North side of the Cumber
land.
Morgan's proposed raid into Kentucky
has been defeated by the forces of Colonels
Boyle and Holman, and the Twentieth
Michigan under Col. Jacob, at the Mar
rows
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

VIZ remarked yesterday thAt a party iu
this country against the war is just as legit.
innate as party for tho war.'-[Cin. En-
qpirer. 49,
That's Just what some ofthe leading New
England federalists remarked during the
last war with Great Britain. IT'S precisely
what party in this country, numbering
many members in South Carolina, remark.
ed during tASysr of'he revolution, -fPren.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
A Card to the Suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosoRovE, while laboring q, a
Missionary In Japan was cured Of Consumption when
ali other means had failed By recipe obtained from
learned physician residing in the great City Of Jeddo
This recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis Sore Throat Coughs and
cod', and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders
DESTROYS Of bene6ting others will isnd ,hi. recpe
which have brought home with me- 10 oil who need il,
free Of charge Address
RE WILLIAM COSGRovE
- = lton Avenue, Brooklyn. n Y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

PRINT1NG PAPER FROM ABROAD. THAT
enterprsing paper, the New York Daily
Times, is now printed on paper manufacture
ed expressly for its use, in Belgium. The
publishers of the Times have already paid
the government, in duties, $4,000. When
they ordered, the paper the article was sell.
ing in New York at % to "a cts, per pound
and it was purchased in Belgium at and
u cents per pound.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

In little private conversation after the
morning meal, between Caesar and Brutus,
the latter asked the former how many flip
jacks he had eaten for breakfast The i'm
perial Caesar drew his robe around him, and
replied with dignity, "Et tu, BruteP'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

seyANoTtiEh CiRCUs! Robinson & Bros.
Circus is to be here on Saturday next, and
on the 3D. of June We are to have Thayer
4 Noyes' circus company. The Cleveland
Herald says this last named company is the
finest ever organised on this continent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
OURN NEW TERMS
81 so In A dvnnce So 90 If not paid
In Advance.

s~OLIvER KEYsER, of Noble county,
has been appointed Commissioner, and DR..
David McClenahan, Of Guernsey county,
Surgeon, for this Congressional District,
under the Enrolment Act. We have al
ready announced the Provost Marshal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

"lFa man speaks or writes against our
Confederate cause, he is branded and ex-
PEELED as traitor or public enemy. y Mo-
bile Register.
We manage these things differently up
this way. The bitterest and most insiduous
defamers Of the War for the Union are
made Governors: the next worst are sent to
Congress.-[N. Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

VINO has the better right to vote; the
inglorious bastard who sympsthizes with
rebels, or the brave man who has shoulder.
ed his nhusket to put down rebels? Is patriot
ism disqualification for the right Of suf-
frage,, and are cowardice aud disloyalty
qualifications The Cpperhead organs act
as ifthey thought so.-[Nashyills Upion,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

The Copperhead journals insist that the
rebels have better Generals in Virginia than
we have. We admit, from what we have
heard Of the thieving rropensities of the
chivalry, that nearly every rebel soldier is
a general hooker. i Nashville Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

The women of New England are no half
way patriots. One in Boston, through a
fair gotten up entirely by herself and per-
sonal friends, and held in her own parlors,
received over $1,000 in aid of soldiers
hospitnls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
p6,r"GENRaAL ORpEa No. 3s'' has had

s6r"GENBRAL ORDER No. 49, has had
a salutary effect upon the Copperhead press
of Ohio. Even San. Medary' Crisis tteas.
ures out its treason and sedition in milder
doses; and our neighbor of the Gazette coos
ns mildly as dove. When Medary can be
made to dilute his ribaldry to bring II within
I 10 sup o d permit Of the order, Its effect
upon less hardened sinners cannot fail to be
beneficial
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Probate Court, Belmont Co. 0.
Petition to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.


MHT,a % n@rGin,2n nn, so IND John ke THE ABOVE
autl f>olJohn w Hutchinson, dee d l. named de-
vs. PENDANTS. who are
Caroline Kerr and Samuel L. Kerr non. .ident. of
her husband. Martha Jane Mckee q the State Of Ohio
Joseph Mckee her husband Mary are hereby uoi-
Hutchinson aud others. hed thai the above
named plaintiffs, the 9Th day OF May is63 filed their
petition IN the Probate Cour within and for the County
OF Belmont aud State OF Ohio, alleging hat the personal
estate oil said decedent isnsuihcen TO pay his debts
aud the charges OF administering his that he died
seized in fee simple of the following described real
tate. situate in said county 10 wit: Part OF the North
west quarter OF Section Is Township 8, Range o. con
tanning % acres. moie less and more particularly de-
scrbed IN said petition. That Maria Hutchinson. as
widow OF said decedent is entitled dover in said
premises That Elizab-th C. Kerr Carne Kerr Martha
Jane Mckee, Virginia Hutchinson I'd Mary Hu'ch so
laduis and Irene Hutchinson and Sarah A. Hutch on
minors) his heirs law. hold the next estate of in
hcritnnce therein. aud that Thomas II Genn holds
mortgage saidpremses to The payment OF 5000
and Interest.
The prayer OF said petition is for The assignment Of
dover 10 said Martha Hutchinson, and for the sale OF
said premises. subject 10 such dover for the pay
ment o the debts and charges aforesud and or other
proper relief
Said petition will be for hearing the OH day of June
ls03 al 10 o'clock A. NJ, or soon thereafter
sci can he heard. MARIA HUTCHINSON Il
JOHN j. KERR.
Adm'rs Of John w Hutchinson. decd
BY ID. d. T. CowES, their AIRY.
May Z, 1863 -4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

IMPORTANT TO ASSISTANT PRovosr
MARsHALs. BY his order of yesterday
Provost Marshal General Fry gives notice
that Provost Marshas and members of the
Boards, recently appointed under the en-
rollment law, must signify their acceptance
Immediately or their appointment will be
regarded as declined. i Wash. Cor. Gin.
Gaz.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
The Cleveland Herald saws |:

But there are other recommendations Of
the Circus besides the performing abilities
Of the members Of the company. The men
have been well conducted, orderly and quiet
and have shown that the days when rowdy
ism and Circus companies were Synonymous
terms, have gone by, and that Circus man
can be decent and orderly citizen. The
managers, DIR. j. L. Thayer and Mr.. @. W.
Noyes, are gentlemen socially, and prompt
and reliable in business matters. We com
mend the Circus to the population of the
places where it is to perform, and the man.
ayers to those with whom they may have
business dealings assuring them that they
will find Messrs. Thayer & Noyes, and their
agents, to be all right.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

To BE SENT SOUTH I'VE understand
that the Provost Marshal has received an
order directing him to send DR.. Cracraft and
family, of Triadelphia, within the Confeder.
ate lines Wheeling Intelligencer, Tues
day morning. ~t. 'H