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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22
NOTICE.

THE UHDERSIGNED has been appointed Pro-
l. vosi Marshal for Belmont couniy "wiih authority
70 arrest all persons interfering with recruiting and en-
lisiments" The SALE or GIVING AWAY OF intoxicating
liquors 10 seLpERs, and to persons where the Drafting
Oeers are attending to their duties ishereby prohibited
Citizens will render all assistance TO- and give any In.
formation asked for, by said officers
WM. ALEXANDER, Provost Marshal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

IDAsents wanted 10 sell this pital book. An ngeni
in every county in this State make large, profitable
aud rapid sales by taking hold OF this book Its popu-
lerty is minens- Terms aud prices be learned by
applying 10 the Pubsher in New York se4
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HEADoUARTERs 4TH RRGIMENT v. NJ, I
WHEELING, May 81, 1863. !



4 PURsUglNT to General Order 80 OF isriSaifer
/. General ia nsO s. Wheat, Of the 2Oth instant,
,CemuRndapts If companies rsmprisingthe 9TH regi5
mentywin ASSEMBLE their respective Companies at
tho following places, for drill aud Inspection on each
Saturday terIIoon at O'Clock, comm eneit GU Sat
nrday the g8d instant, and continuing until other
Z cCmIHnysA, oapt.'J. W. Ward, on the. river fat
Gomp"ny 3, Captain John j. Wilson, on Wheeling
c3,npamy c! capt.J. A. Clement, at Second Ward
CoInpans d, Capt J. N Vance, at the City, Afn,o.
ry court HOuse). -f ,s.l,r IT., ..,+a I'm. -
69mp4ny E, Capt. c. D. Knox, at second Ward
Company +, Capt. Vim. d.. Simpson on Creek
bank, east end Of Quincy street. J. b. }'rg5
Company G, Capt. T. g. Rothncker, at the corner OF
Market and Jefferson streets. -t --a O. ttL.f q
Company IL, Capt a. j. Long, on Centre street,
between Sixth and the Greek. B,lsE
compaty !, Capt. John Scott, on Wheeling Hiil,
to the right of the National Pike.
,odmpany Il, Capt. Johu F. Hopkins, ON Wheeling
] odmpany l., Capt. Janes. IT. Holmes, MT the Court
House. i-t,f,.- .-.f ..-..-. =. .,r5, - -
ii. ifpossbIe arms will be ready for distribution
in time for the drill Saturday the I'D inst should
they not be- ready. conulaudRnts of companies will
employ their time in drilling their commands in the
iacings and march ng and also in procuring correct
rolls of persons within their several districts lbe
for, aud exempt from, militia duty, and report the
same to the Adjutant of the Regiment on or before
Tuesday, the 10Th inst. p VI Na8 " -t
III. Allciti7ens between the ages of Is and 50
years, residing within the bounds OF the 18th Regi-
mNnt. are required to report themseles to the COM
nrSndants OF the company in he district in which
th0y reside before Saturday, the Esd inst; and
those claiming exemption for any cause from such
| are based.
Nv. Courts martial will be convened for the pan-
ishment of all dCuquents Ia discharge of the
above required we'll ~ or the trial those who
avoided duty under the late order OF the Ioyernor
calling the regiment into active service.
% I'm. IRWIN, Adjutnnt. .SGJSS ttnya2
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CONVINCING LE testimony
nv n A BTJCKBE f.aI Civ DslIgqus u

REy. g. A. BUCKBEB, rt-1I A3AF b'i48Qus Ltt
Asst. Treas. Am. BtbIs Union, N.sHi0fty'E =
s. writes tTysFy cheerfulIy add my Testimony to
that of numerous friends to the great Yalne OF Mrs
I A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restersr and ZYiobaiss'
REV. WIN. CUTTER. n Y. City t.AIy hair is changed
to is natural color; and growing on bald spot;
REy J. II. CORNELL, n. Y City ~ procured 1t ior
a relative The falling tlthe hair EoppJd. aaiidl
restored it from being grey TO its natural. ana
sSS ]. WEST, brooklyn, r. T.: "I will testify to
theif value h the most liberal sense. They haye
restored my hair whsrei is bald, and whele grey
Rsy.A. WEBSTER, Boston, Mass: ST have used
them with great eToct II am now neither bald
nor grey. My lair was dry and brittle; 1t is now
son rs IN youth" ......,.
REy. N y DEGEE, Boston, Mass-: "That they pro
mote the growth of the hair where badness Is,
have the evidence ofmy own eyes" J-7H 81. p
j., Sold by all Druggists throughout he World. n ID
Principal Sales OGice: .,si-
No. 1873 Greenwich St., N. Y. City,
apr25-3m n -1ss s.a HsirI ,-gtiI y "
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! Premium to New Subscribers.

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furnished complete, without additional charge.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines Of the day,
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence, a full
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4 GARD to tbs People
Now is Your Time 10 Save M0nej!

.BargsinsI Bsrgainsl! BsrgainsH.
-FSoOOsefue4soe Of the fast, that all Cyitoa Goods
are adEahcing very rapidly. ami tie Indications
are thas they viii very soon be higher than any
previous time, have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Foreisn ard Domestic Dry Goods. which
have in store, No. % Main street, Centre Wheeling,
and to which would respectfully invite fE.e attsn-
toF Of the public asI intend selling tae stock out
ut the Old prices, and goods cheaper than
they were ever known before. So that all persons
needing goods, or who Will need them vc=y soon Id
better avail themselves of thus taniiy of sup
plyiuy Themselves, as they sill money b. max
md their pnTchesos ct this time; besides they will
have u good asscrtmeut to make their selections
nom. 81 tli'" H e@
aIy STOCK eoasits, IN part, Of Brown and Bieachsi
Musfns. Oslco5, Mems and Boys wear OF every de-
ssyption, Checs- ElaHnels Gngha,ns, Shayss. Table
and Towel Diapers Irish Linens and Shirt BCsOms,
Psrasols Shaktr HoodE. Hoop Skirts Lace Ful GTen-
.liis eis White Goods, Lace Ellbyoideries Of al
kiEds, Hosiery, &c, &e.
LADIES' LADTESl Your special sttt ntion j.
inNi; .to my very superior stock Of DRESS G0OpS,
which Is he largest cheapest and ulcst complete of
tile season. LaEIs, Plain, Plaid aud Embroidered
Grey Goods bIozsr,shIqass, Berage AEElas, &c, ia
Great variety Pi1a-e cali early, as viii make II
greatly 70 youT GGyzuuaGe to do So
= -t Yours very rsspectfulIy,
200 JOHN ROEIER,
Jezi No 10 51aiu ST.. Centre wheeliug. va.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH

|~S~A-'HHSN0 ~ N~rI)h5
EMBRACING ali the newest and most favorite
duced prices.
Also, Fashionable Mantllas aud Black Lace SIan-
to choice Paris shape in great variety at old prices
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road. lI--I ~

Is
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, April Goth, 1858, Pas.
" senger Trains viii leave Bridgeport As follows,
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rives at Pittsburgh at 300 P. NJ, and
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345 p NJ. Express Train, stopping at all stations,
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lOlO p 81. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
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RETURNING TRAINS.
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Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ, 500 A. II. aud
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A. NJ and 1855 P. ID. ~
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Il .Iii!tUiI = burg, BALTIMORE Washington, Phlla-
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dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points in the NORTH WEST. With
10. ..--. Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the North WEST. With
.a al Cleveland 4 Erie Il. R. for Erie, Dun
auau o. '- kirk, buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
liza. Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestine, Delaware Columbus and
a Hudson with the G. 2. 4 Q. R. R. for Cuyahoga
Am Falls, Akron, Millsrsburgh and WOos-
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Masslllon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
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ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indi.
.EItE EE annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
s..r.r St. Louis St. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West. Ir..
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $4-OO.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route,
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the ofiee under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station. .r-
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
10 the East, North, West and Northwest, at ONCE
under M'Lure House, or with Pt Agent at Bridge
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Alexander Heynan,
1877 MAIN ST,
z EgH OFFERS FOR THE ,....s
SPRING TRADE OF 1868,
"A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
"A line, to which ask the attention of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

N line, to which ask the attention of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Anlong which have full line of Rich Plain
Black Silks, Handsome Colored Silks. +--a e. -
B NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS GO0DS-Suoh as
AexcOes, Brochc, Augaise, Nalencias, Lisettes.---
Tery handsome new Spring DeaineS, large variety
Of Lawns and Bnreges. a''-
CLOAKS AND Ms STLES.--I have the largest
sortInent OF Spring Clouks, in the newest styles
most fashionable colors.
q SHAWLS.-A splendid lot OF white and colored,
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls, as} wellds new
style stella and Cashmere shawls, e edisgosed %
at lowest prices.
BALMORALSinthe richest coiorsi -.0G g'lL
CLOTHS, CAsSISIERBSA AND LEANS in endless
variety. - be- f ..r -tf
bought before the rise and (which l can afford to
sell cheap. O. r.rtrafEr. yHr4Hf. .ry 5rg 5.rr-
IN DOMESTIC GOODS, I keep large assortment
of Brown and BIeRched Musins, Check, Ticking, q
great VaRletY Of all makes Calcoes, Gingharns and
hest of other goods that take pleasure in show
ing and will always sell lower than any other house.
IinTite all call and examine Tor themselves.
- - % fnaI sut nABEXl1 IIEYMAN,ily ID
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Country Merchants respectfully invited to call
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at less than New York prices. -s- d; aHs.tl %
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For wealrnesSes

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ARISING FROM EXCESsgs. HABITS OF DIsSTPA-
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Indsposition to Exertion, Less of Power, -
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THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
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AFFIDAVIT. -

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Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of the
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The present critical state Of European affairs will
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Ing the Forthcoming year They will occupy mid
die ground between the hastily written news-items
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tho hands Of subscribers shout as soon the origi
nal editionS.
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TE'HEPLACE ToBUY CHEAP WALL PAPER AND
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GtTERLING's AMBRoSIAs FOit =THE HAIR, Just
- r celved Mt the Odd Fellow Hall Drng Store.
myG i. booking, Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-24

THE UNION PRISONERS IN RICHMOND.
Lieut. Babb writes from Libby prison of
the great Joy when the first lot OF provisions
was received from the christian commission.
Col. Powell by request distributed them at
the hospital; Lieut.. Randolph and Lieut.. Col
White distributed them i'll the prison.
POTOMAC ARMY.
The rebels allowed the merchants of Gull
pepper to lay in large stocks OF tobacco Tor
the winter, which our boys are now purclas-
ing or appr0priating to their own use.
TIE ARMY AT CHATTANOOGA.
We learn from Chattanooga that assertions
from the rebel army are more numerous than
at any time since the expulsion OF Bragg from
Middle Tennessee. The decentralization of
the rebels increases daily. On the other
hand, Gen. Grants troops are in splendid
spirits. Re-enlistments ia the veteran corps
are more numerous than was expected, and II
is said on good authority that not less than
four ffths OF the entire force will re~enter the
army for the new term.
There are now in front of Gen. Grant, ac-
cording to the best information at headquar-
tiers, three full corps of rebels, viz: Brock
inridge, Hardee and Buckners. Hardee has
taken Folks old corps and relieved Long
street on Lookout Mountain. The latter has
gone to East Tennessee, taking with him
of the cavalry have gone to Lees command
in North Mississippi. Howell Cobb is in
command Of the Georgia troops, and large
number Of paroied VickSburgians are serving
in the several corps.
Gen. Grant Who has almost recovered his
his strength, occupies delightful Chattanoo-
ga residence, and with his briarwoOd pipe, he
walks to and fro and up and down the streets
of the town, unattended, many times unob-
served, but all times observing. QuartermaS-
ter general Meigs has taken to wall tent,
from regard for the fitness Of things. His
headquarters are in the field, and soldiers in
the field inhabit tents. Gems. Thomas and
Gordon Granger are workers, and are pre-
pairing their grand machine for the next cam
paign, their consultations often extending far
into the night.
Descrters say the rebel generals are pre-
pairing for active service and an extensive
move, with a view to severing or interrupting
our communication with Louisville, Ky.
A Chattanooga letter says that during the
last ten days the number of desertions from
the enemy is surprisingly large, and increases
every day. At last the enemy, having lost all
faith in their privates has stationed COM
nissioned officer at every picket post or point
where it is at all easy for man to desert.
The other night Il sergeant, with the whole of
the picket post, reported" to our lines.
What must have been the rebels astonish-
ment, when they discovered this wholesale
skedaddle.
The Worlds Chattanooga correspondent
hints of an important movement Of General
Grant to prevent flank movement on East
Tennessee, which will threaten the whole
rebel army from their rear. He says events
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-24
LATEST NEWS.
ny TELsGRA PrE
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
The Potomac Army in Motion.
Stirring News Expected.


WAsmINGroN, Nov. 23-rhe Republican
extra says, this morning at dawn the grand
army of the Potomac broke camp, and with
ten days cooked ra;ions, commenced an adj
vance, Lee must run or fight. All the sick
and wounded have been sent to the rear
large number of them having arrived in the
city last evening. 1t is presumed that the
whole army will cross the river at Germania
ford.
1t is rumorcd that the main force of Gen
Lees army is at Hanover junction, which is
about midway between Fredericksburg and
Richmond.
Advices received from the army of the Po-
tomac, tonight say the heavy storm Of Sat
urday, while doing no damage to the railroad,
had the effect of swelling the principal streams
to an almost impossible height, and the low
grounds and hollows, owing to the peculiarly
soft and spungy character OF the SOIL are full
of sloughs and cradle holes, dangerous to
wagon transportation. DcscrterS come into
our lines almost hourly. The most intelligent
and probably well-informed gentlemen esti-
mate Lees elective strength at from $4,000
to 60 900. A man of high connection in a
rebel state says Lee is in hourly expectation
of an attack by Gen. Meade, end prepared at
every point 10 give him terrible reception.
The prominent and temporary rebel works on
the Rapidan are being strengthened and en-
larged to vast cXtcn.
A DENIAL.-It was published here to-day,
and telcgraphed north tina. the army of the
Potomac at daybreak commenced an advance
on the enemy but gentlemen who arrived
from the front tonight are entirely ignorant
Of the alleged movement. The announce
ment was premature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-24

ENTER THE RANKS Nov is the time to
enlist. The inducements are great in every
sense of the word. Eight hundred dollars a
year is handsome wages, especially when it is
to be earned in field where honor points the
way. As Colonel Bullock said on Saturday
night, whoever enlists now, enlists for tri-
umphal march, for the eagles of the restored
Union are plainly visible over the field before
us. And the present. service will be as pleas
ant as any military life can be. Those vino
enlist early will have the most honorable po-
sition, and the recruit can choose his own
company and regiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-24

New YORK, Nov. pa Washington letter
to the Post says the government has deter
mined that no further exchange Of prisoners
shall take place, till the rebel authorities will
agree to an exchange without reservation.
Colored soldiers, and officers who commanded
them, now in the rebel hands, or at least cap
tnred by the rebels, must be accounted for.
ssIhe Brooklyn Union says new counter
felt five dollar bill on the bank of North
Adams, Mass, was put in circulation in East
Brooklyn on Saturday evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-The sales to-day
of government bonds amounted to $577 600.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.3-General Meredith
wires from Fortress Monroe that the rebels
peremptorily refuse alla applications for relief
agents to so to Richmond to administer to our
sick in the hospitals there.
The Star says that it is not known in Official
circles here that the army of the Potomac has
moved, nor is it expected to move to-day, and