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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
CRADLE SONG.
BY TIMOTHY TITcoMB.

Hither sleep. mother wants thee!
Come with velvet arms,
Hold the baby that she grants thee
To thy own soft :harms.
Bear him into Dreamland lightly!
Give him sight Of flowers;
Do not bring him back till brightly
Break the morning hours!
Close his eyes with gentle fingers,
Cross his hands of snow.
Tell the angels where he fingers
They must whisper low.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10

There is a soldier on Gov
ernor's Island, now in close Gus
tody, who is known to have en-
listed ten times, and to have re-
ceived seven bounties.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
New Series.
ITCHl wATCHl WATCH !

WATCH WATCH! WATCH
Jus. as the twig is bent, the trees inclined
Mother watch the little feet.
Climbing o'er the garden wall.
Founding through the busy street,
Ranging cellar. shed, and hall;
Never count the moments lost
Never mind the time il costs,
Little feet will 60 astray,
Guide them, mother. while you may.
Mother, watch the little hand
Picking berries by the way:
Making houses in the sand.
Tossing up the fragrant hay.
Never dare the question ask,
why to me this weary taskl'
These same little hands may prove
Messengers Of light and love.
Mother, watch the little tongue,
Prattling eloquent and wild.
What is said and what is sung
By the happy, joyous child;
Catch the word while yet unspoken,
Stop the vow before tits broken;
This same tongue may yet proclaim
Blessings in a Savior's name.
Mother, watch the little heart
Beating soft and warm for YOU:
Wholesome lessons now impar.;
Keep, o keep that young heart truel
Extracting every weed,
Sowing good and precious seed;
Harvest rich you then may see
Ripening for eternity.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
NEW GRAVE YARD!

The unoersi gned has laid of a New
Grave Yard. immediately adjoining the
old one, on the west. in lots l5ie by l9ia
fee: square. which ne offers 10 sell on rea d
sonAble terms. Those desiring 70 secure
a family burial place can now do so by
calling early on DAVID HEASTON-
Nay 81, le62.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10

to have the honor of introducing
to you as the first speaker of the
location, ex-senator Wright of
Indiana. Loud applause.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
TILE AND BRICK.
TILE! TILE! TILE!!l
Drain yOHy. Wet Lands!

sNIE Drain Tile manufactured by the
L undersigned have been pronounced
the bestin use. Try them, and it YOU ? not
become satisfied that they are just the
fiiRgror GraiHiag ref lands, we will re-
fund YOU the money naid for them. We
also keep on hands BRICK. of our own
manufacture. which We warrant to give
entire satisfaction.
sFGive Us call 90 our Yard, north
OF the Depot, Winchester. Indiana.
NAV 23lvl Q. 4 J. X. MARTIN.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
Holm Il. CROWLEY. MD, Ply.

VII Y ID = NNU " IT Y . " ~ =
ID sician, andSurgeon. Winchester, lud.
.rtIuate OF Philadelphia College OF med
cine, ani Philadelphia Lying-iu- Charity
Hospital. embracing Practical Obstetrics
and Diseases of Females.
Having been Assistant Demonstrators OF
Aaatomy, and having spent three wears IN
che Hospitals and Dispensaries of Phila-
delpha. and belng supplied with excellent
Surgical Instrcments. he j. prepared TO
perform all oper atoms in the various de-
par,ments OF the profession.
-E-Prticuhr attention paid 20 diseas-
e OF the Eve. OFFICE.-Washington
street, near the northwest corner OF the
Public Square. Winchester, Ind.
Nov Il. $50.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10

WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

s,r;olon an ho;nc a,t,nLed anil jet tbe;,
train fall into Cs The enemy's hand. Genera
uarr % ,", dasp oaap .n nch % y,.;sa s'r b;s gaiiaa
defansa Ro,b s;d.ss farghs J, v;,b ri ore ares, [ dss
nera,;on , Onr batteries d;d great exssn
lion the mon and otI;ceys behsying welj q
G,n, Giio WonIi,,s battery ~ faur s,nse',hs
% ~ar, rrtnyed bati.rv taten bv ,be Kansas md
0st 81 ls62~-d;d goad services. IT, Lieut.
.Jnhn n Aduddell' co,nnand;ng ono section
and A c,;ny OrderIv Sergt Thaonb;lus Nc
CIain the other s,.etion All Of The bat.
ter;cs deserve eonal nra;se and wers man.
sosd w;th m,,cb .I;ll carrv;nS d;smou ;nto
the eneny's ranks The snemv vas n ,G sSoG
strong comnanJed hv Gana H;,J,,,on JooV
s,i Siie, NsSs ", N ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
Letter from Col. Poorman.

just as We are ready to 80 to press We
have received letter from Col. Poorman,
dated Campbellsville, KY, Dec. 20. We
are able to make but few extracts from it
which will interest the friends Of the gsth
regiment
Christmas passed of quietly enough in
camp and rather pleasantly. as it was O
beautiful, pleasant day, and the friends a,
home, many of them, had been thoughtful
enough TO send greeting in the shape ot
boxes Of nice things generally, TO the
"soldier boys" in the 98th. tF.
The sick of the brigade, that wereable to
move. have been removed to Lebanon, un
der the expectation that We would be order.
ed there on the approach of Morgan, and
if Kirby Smith is following him within sus
tanning distance, as reported, it is quite
probable that we shall fall back within a
few days.
1t may be interesting, If not cousoling to
the absent from the regiment without leave,
to know that at the bi monthly muster for
pay that takes place ON the 3lst Of Dec !,
they will be marked "a ''deserters," and
their pay stopped during their absence.
II IS, perhaps, a matter of Importance,
for the President to know that there is one
officer in S4th brigade, very large field Of
fcer in the 6Oth Ohio regiment, who is de.
terlnined to resign If Abe Lincoln" shall
issue bis emancipation proclamation on the
first of January. With this knowledge be-
fore him, il is generally thought here that
the President will not be rash enough to
carry out his project, and thus prejudice
the hopes Of the Union cause, by the loss
of SO large prop.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
Another Battle at vioksburg, Miss.


CAIRO, Jan, 3--Despatches from Gen.
Sherman on the battle field at V,cksbure.
received at Heena on Saturday. the 27tb'
state that Sherman dcbarked fnrce on
tho left bank at Yazoo, ten miles above the
mouth and forming line of battle adyan-
ced towards Vicksburg. Aftcr passing be.
yond reach Of tho fire from the gunboats
they encountered the enemy in force. A
terrific conflict Of i've hours ensuad. The
enemy was driven back beyond two bayou
that girt in the rear of Wick sburR ..aud from
their entrenched work on the bill by shell.
On Saturday night the two armies Law on
their arms with two bayous intervening and
during the night pontoons were constructed,
Notwithstanding the terrific fire from the
enemy, under cover of underground. Day.
light on Sunday concentrated advance wa,
held tho lett szSrgan and Blair the center
A. s. and NJ. SISmith the right. Steel
turned tho enenlios TO the right so as 10
with Morgan division, which
having been separated by swamps running
at right angles to the main front BY sun
rise the whole force was engaged, and up
to 10 O'Clock, musketry and artillery fight
ing was severe. The rebels u front, of NJ, r
gan and Smiths divisions we're entrenchea
on high rising ground. This position was
finally carried BY storm. s.s ~ h
The gunboats did not cooperate, hut the
Benton engaged the torti6cations on Haines'
Bluff, During the action several OF her
crew were killed and Capt Gwin her CON
mander, mortally wounded. os NJ a
The 5Sth Ohio, 9Th Missouri and I'd Ken.
tncky. sustained considerable loss on Satur-
day night. .s..5 rs $50 90.
Banks snd Faragut we're expected 10 CO.
operate but had not arrived. l1s' "a !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
Dry Goods.

The holiday season has intervened to re.
duce the small volume Of business doing al
this. period Of ysar, and little will be done
until next or the following week. There is
degree oil uncertainty about the future
course OF trade, and especially as to prices,
which checks all speculation. The supply
OF cottnn has not Improved, sad priees Of
cotton. goods are still high, checking con
sumption and speculative production. =
Prints are quite dull, but held at high prices
for sll styles. Style is not near so much On
object as formerly, and low. priced goods, no
matter what the style, are much sought for;
the stock is light, and spring goods not yet
offered. Sheetings and sbirtings are mac
active, but held at steady prices. Heavy
goods are more abundant than light. The
hner qualities are less sought for on account
OF price, the demand running almost uni.
formly on the lower-priced goods. Drills
are not in active demand. There is no ex.
port demand, and diminished Government
demand. Prices are below the highest
point, from some accumulation of Stock
Canton hannels are dull Stripes, ticks,
and denims are also quiet. Low. priced
qualities alone are wanted. Woolens are
rather more active than cotton isbrics.- =
Fancy cassimeres Of desirable STYLES are in
steady demand; also silk mixtures. Motions
arc in good supply, and prices less buoyant.
Blues are IN good request and high. Low.
priced eatlneta arU scarco. UQeskius are in
better demand, With Z lieht stock. Res-
vera and cloths sell we'll under I Continued
demand not literally supplied. Nsnnels
are very active. The consilmp ption has been
very much extended Tor Army vants Shavls
also are still quito active. Old stocks have
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., IS.
Court Of Common Pleas.

fhilivN rOh PARTITION.
llebecca TalbcnL with William rlBE ABOVE
ralbsrt her husband, demantn,t. l. named d, fcud-
,,,. Vs. ants will take notice
Aivirn Groves wiliinm a. Groves that peti ion WINS
Mnhnla Groves, defendants flied aa,,ipst ths m IN
.he 10Th day Of December. A. D. is62 in the Court ol
Sonnon Pleas BY nshecca rsIher with William Fat
Rebecca Tslber. with William Tall,rr. her husband
drna,d partition Of the following real estate TO wit -
me North part OF the East half Of Section No. Town.
amp no o. hsuye q OF lands subject 10 sale at s,cu-
bcnviile oho atiaie IN Belmont County ioressid--
eonnlng 'os acres more or l~ss and being the same
,ena % purchssed by Nslhanisi ath John Groves the
dsy o. september. 1850 nj shrnds sale n the ease
U Naihanicl Groves vs. Eleanor Groves aud others in
paniton And at the next term OF said Court sppIica n
ton will be made by SAID ReLecca Talbcr will VIII
liam rsben her husband, for order tia, partition
ray De made Of snti premises follows To he petit
uonef TO Avira and William Grove ench and To
hAhon Groves Of the ubove described real eslule'
49, f4 REBECCA TALBFRr, with
WILLIAM rALBERT, her husband. 2
Dec. IT, ls62-6w > --''---''.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
Notice.

Lucy Newly, Elmra Newly GABRIEL THE abov.
Newpy, Wary Newly James Newly. I named yer-
nmn Newpyi w iliam Newly. Edwin hinges will take
Newpy. ehi Jonn Newly niinor NY notice that pc
us next refd Gabriel Newly Pltils tition has been
against flied in The Office
nhrre, Jennings. Lucy Agpes Jen- OF the Clerk Of
nings, Dangerdcd Jennings Gabriel eCour OF Com
JehninEs. and Julnes krlscy Adinr mon Pleas OF te
Of Dangerdeld Newby, deed. Defts County Of B,-
mont and State OF Oho in the above named case u,e
oiect OF which petition and action is TO obtain the dr
nent OF said Court thai the sn plaintiffs ure and that
the said Jenunges are not the heirs Of u,e
snd Lmnserheld Newly, deceased and that tue said
plaintiffs have nnd the said Jenningses have uot a rith
70 receive and hold the cstute OF the said Dangefr
Nrwby deceased, nnd TINT l,eas ihey answer by the
fii day OF February. 1-ti, the petition Of said plaintiffs
against them ~ said case will he taken aud judy
mcni Rendered accordingly, ,
JAS. e tHARi.Esw WORTH, Clerk
December II, 1863 App. l7--47i liFf 40t ?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

s,sSS. 81 hsS 's% ss ss,sl slsSs ~. 's|s, ;ss
xisasphs Soo .ot tasSi ga rouudsd ,Owsiss
rebels wero abandcned At Fort Smith, With
instruct,ons 70 take care Of themselves. =
blunt ALSO repoft$ COL Phillips whom he
had sent iptc Indian Territory with 1900
Stanwait acrosf Arkansas 81 Fl. Gibson
and destroyed the rebel forti6cations, bar
Escks and commissary buildings at Bort
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

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s'I9.s i.:n M ne'vi9 n'arcnlng mere. m.,.,.
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oS'u's 'SY vW ., .nc s'arslnR pvo
.t:-us' us' am n'oieu "eie' ""'o ~ v
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~ {:E' 80 f'ops'ion s,,: mns "M - WI
= s:s,' eke,"s. h's .'ne nus Hou,
nv s,0a ppor, : war u ."e "s ,anu
o"uer asa.vse the iaoorcr' 'uae was
suu9g'o y I9 I, sne fete.ntlon o. power 10 ""
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louno % nc gts COT spn % y. save 10 tne suo) =
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lps', poou VIM nsu sunwed py we war. Anu
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an 80 rs ~ a.,a,,, ~ ; ,h'' tno .,ase
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y ,ao9t,ous con'roheu ny tue laws OF kindness
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.ave 7. su anu ,upiove1 your streets,
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ius I hava ~ ,;sna s uup'oe s',,p ,a' anu g
nase eive1 you lfeeupm OF elections
s'J'Io hara anan you ,,sye eyer Guy ,yea.
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2" pa,s'lS ;,"a,,l sna. YOU. ow" auVoch,es nave
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plae's;ve, n;', uua wen Tue hears
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
Gen. Buffers Address to the People
of New-Orleans.
R. q. NEWTON, A. A. G.


The following farewell address of Gen.
Butler to the people Of Now. Orleans was,
on the evening of the 23d ult., placed in
the hands of Capt. John Clark, with the
request that it be issued in the Delta after
the departure Of the s. r.. Spaulding the
ship on which Gan. Bitler CANA to N ew
York: al
CITIZENS OF NEw ORLEANS Il may
not be inappropiate. as Il Ia not inopportnue
in occasion, that thero should be addressed
to You few words at parting, by one whose
name is to be hereafter indisssolubly con.
nected with your city
l shall speak in no bitterness, because
am not conscious OF q single personal ami
mostly. Commanding the Army of the
Gulf, found you captured, but not surren.
dered; conquered, but not orderly; relieved
from the presence OF an army, butinoapable
OF taking care OF yourselves SO far from
it, you had called foreign legion to prot ect
you from yourselves. | restored order,
punished crime, opened commerce, brought
provisions to your starving people, reformed
your currency, and gave you quiet protec.
ton, such ~ you had not enjoyed for many
years.
While doing this, my soldiers we're sub
jected to obloquy, reproach aud insult.
And now, speaking TO you, who know the
truth, l here declare, that whoever has
quietly remained about his business, afford
ing neither aid nor comfort 10 the enemies
Of the United States, hus never been
interfered with BY the soldersof the United
States 4t t,-
TIL" men who had assumed to- govorn YOU
and to defend your city in arms having fed,
some OF your women aouted ut the presence
OF those who cane to protect them. BY a
simple order No 2s), | called upon every
soldier OF this army to treat the women Of
New Orleans as gentlemen should deul with
the sex, with such effect that now call
upon the just. minded ladies Of New. Orleans
to say whether they have ever enjoyed so
complete protection anl calm quiet for
themselves and theta families, as since the
advent Of the United States troops.
The enemies Of my country, unrepentan,
and inplacablo, have treated with ineritod
severity. hold that rebsllion il treason,
aad that treason PERSISTED in is death, and
any punishment short Of that due a traitor
gives 50 much clear gain to him from the
OF the Government. Upon this
thesis have | administered the authority ofI
the United States, because Of which am
not unconscious Of complaint do not
feel that have orred in too much harshness, |
for that harshress has over been exhibited |
TO disloyal enemies to my country and not
to loyal friends. TO be sure, might have
regaled you with the amenities Of British
and yet been within the suppos-
cd rules Of civilized warfare. You might
have been smoked to death 10 cayerns, as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
"A CARR

HAVING SOLD MY STOCK or DRUGS. Medi.
- cinrs and Fixtnre.to to The firm OF Mossrs Welde,
Gus customers for their liberal patronage and
would take pleasure In introducing TO your favorsbh
oonslderntion my successors and ask Continuance a
be same and having made arrangement. 10 re,naI, n
he establishment until Spring for The purpose OF sstns
my oooks: viii also steiij 10 the filing Of all opde =
Nov. 20 fsB2 ~ -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

witnout shoee. stIhe tDsA to the rebels by
the recent raid is over hslsa million. The
rebels are. dispensing in every direction with
reported intention Of concentrating at Ark.
adeiphia, 90 miles southwest of Little Rock
The Proclamation of Emancipation
BY the President Of the United
States of America--A Proclama.
ton. r t0.l 4 t.T1 l II
Whereas, on tho twenty second day Of
September, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.two, a
Proclamation was issued by the President
OF tho United States, containing among 9th.
OF things the following, to wit: W..
That on the First Day Of January, in
the Year Of our Lord One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty three, all persons held
as Slaves within any State, or designated
part OF q State, the people whereof shall
then be IN rebellion against the United
States, shall be .henceforward and FOREVER
FREE, and the Executive Government Of
the United States, including the Military
and Naval authority thereof, will recognize
and lnalntaiy the freedom Of snch persons,
aud viii dono- act or acts to repress such
persons. or any Of them, in any efforts they
may make for their actual freedom.
dav at I,nua,,, ,,,,,..,.,,, H. IL. - '''
dss;sn,,a H. S,n,as y rrec,s'na'ion,
anv h'oh tne ses .hs anu par's OF states, II
;yclv shall abrn hue h peRRp,e Rpba,i; lnercoi respect
United States; and the fact that any State.
IN sno r.th r. .o, slaI IN tnat oay pe
~ Ifn;,ad y, 10y, 1so h u .ne congress OF
- a, aioo,;oas ~ yionioers cnosen tnere-
onaliH'd , uo,n,s "ns usarh n'alor'ty o. tne
qa';;n,u q,ias,;o' rp'ets ~ such 1.Me snail nave
r"n pI r,arsa;nn,s s.am ~ sne aosonce o. strong
oi,,.;.,s. o ''.I .os.,'n"y, pe aeemeI con-
vuse uan',,e aonre .ha,an sna. suen state and the
paopo ,h tnerroi 1Ia;, are 90. then In Rebellion
"sWSi"n. 'ae on'eu P'a,ss, ..
pMsaO;I M 'ns,g.oIG, .S,t,s IT, l. hshAHAH Ii 'ooLN;
- ,e',uom. " the onl.e9 states, oy virtue Of
tme NE poWeI ~ me vestea as Conmander,in.
S,a, Sm,e, " 'he army ana navy OF the United
a;es a'a ~ eu'e :" actuai armed rebellion
ska SaIIs ri.;.s .ns Sau.npr.iy anu Government Of
30. .." On,soa o.a.es, ana as he ana necessary
S Iar ~ measute nv ,or suplressilg SAID Rebellion,
~ ~, ou 'no nss. uay OF January, IN tho year
=, G"i i.olu ,n one t1ousand eight hundred
auu siAty-thiee, ana IN accordance with my
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

Col. McIntoshs command and the rebel
Creeks and Choctaws express desire to lay
down their arms and return allegiance to
our Government.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Jan. .1.--Rebel pa
psrs capinred at Van Burenadmit tho loss
OF Killed aud wounded in the battle OF Prairie
drove over 1000, The entire telegraphic
correspondence Of General Hindn,an also
taken, which contains much valuable infor.
mation and will be forwarded to the War
Department.
:, Destitution in the rebel army is pitiable.
-Four thocsand Of Hindman's infantry are
without shoea The lpA to the rebels by
the recent raid is over hslfa million. The
rebels are. dispensing in every direction with
reported intention OF concentrating at Ark
adeiphia, 50 miles southwest of Little Rock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
Notice.

James Glass snd Mary " Gla.s his wilc plaintiffs,
against ~
Thomas Dunn and William Dunn and others defendants,
\ CTION pending IN the coun OF Common Pleas il,
"A tue County OF Bsmont and State OF Ohio Tltpmas
Dunn aud William Dunn defendants in the above ar.
ton sss hereby usi6sd that sad action Ia pending IN
said cosnt unt ts olsc Of hs Hetios is % rnDe The
~ 10 pay the debts Of the said Wau, Durn ,iecsmsctI
tof the bnsai Of his legsieea nnd that unless they
Tie plaintiffs in said action filed in the Office u t,o
Clerk Of said Court will be taken and judgment
b. 7l.,-' - jas r. cHARrEswoRTH,
- Clerk 0f said Cout.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

CTARR q GENuNGS' patent door ksll< =
- new thing which every houssksspss osakV
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known Throughout the eiviilSd nations u the eerh
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subtle and dangerous disorders OF the thsoet and iuoSA
~ all know the dreadful fatality of hssr dsorders, snd
they KNOW too the epcis This remedy We need no9
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tues that u did have when making the curre which have
Won 90 sirohyly upon the cpuhdeics uf mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J, O. AYR & 90, Lowell 1aas.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
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