davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-05-22
ARRIVED,
p Eorttrup. Preston. 17s empty barrels.
Geo. L. TAYLOR, Jsilet, - yde snhbte s:ore-
Walker Smith, AtheLs. 10 yds rnlble stone.


CH1Cs co yEssELs.-The following vessels arrived at
Duttalo on tho 10th: Props Merchant Wenona; baEks
Chenapco, Kate Darling. Orphan Roy. Cassila. Gsa-
ti1; echts Rrown, Galatln. Grswo1d Sea Bird Const,
Cooper, Hssman, Jennie and AEnie. Harvey. Peogta.
Ray nsr.
The following Chicago vessels cleared from Buf!a!o
on tic 18th Inst: Props Evergreen City. bradbury
barks Chcnango Peru, Dobbtns. Ellsworth, Darling,
siRe; schrs Shook, Star Of Hope. Fox. Corinthian
Harvey. Comet. Northern Belle. Cuea, Benis 4orcy
scandinavian, Ga1l1tin.
PAEskp THRorGH.-Thc following Chicago yesaelz
psseed through thc'Weland Canal.
, 1863-05-22

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, May q, 1853.
BEEF CATTLE-Markct steady. Sales were:
Graves sold NcAlister t0head, Ia mixed drove
premium and goo1,) averaging 1,s07 lbs, at $500
per head.
Wayne sold Hyman head, averaging 1850 rs,
ut $4.l0
Vaughn sold Cook IL head, averaging 990 1bs, at
$4GO They were lot Of rough steers and COWS.
BunJy sold q sman s aubie Is head prime steers,
fed by pcarce, Of Adams Co., estimated 1t 700 lbs
net, at SCI 90.
Moore sold Huffman il head, averaging ,o5s 1bs,
at 1870.
, 1863-05-22
CLOSING: OF THE MAILS AT THE
POST OFFICE,


The following strcs tho TING OF closing malls
aud movement Of mail trains:
Poilrocds.- Trains opt. Afutle17se. Tr'nsarriue
Mich Sou. G:i0 In, 1t:O0 pm. ex. Sat. s3I am.
7:30 am. Tito p N. e1. Sit. 6,tr. II.
7:15p.m. Sis pm. e1- Sat. s:15 IN.
Mich Gen. SOU 1lpi pm. ex. Sat. .......
~ 7:30a-m. 11:0a pm. et- Sat. 7:1} an.
7:t3 pm. t15 p m. ex- Sat. 6:3> m.
P. F.W,. 7e0 an. 11D0 In. eI. Sat- 7:40 In
- I:I5 pm. 5:15 pm. cx. Sat. &30pm-
Gin. L.. t. s:s m 11:oop n e1. Sat. 1oa n,
&apm No mail 6::Npm.
c. EN: W.. 5:a5 a-m- .:1b AN. ex4 Sun. 6::s0a N.
EMpm. 6:30p,m. eI. Sun. 5:50p.m.
Mt1"ankee. 6:s5am- s:l5Am. ct. Sun. 1t:42 am.
Hapm 6:S0p,m az. Sun. 5:50pm.
tal. q III. gua-m. l5a.m. e1. Sun. 500 am.
9:t0pm. 6:30pm.exS Sun. 9,65 D. m.
Dixon Al, s9os s a. a ;;iss.m: *: san. s:Ses:n:
c.B.S O.. 81 81 IN: ::issn ez. SUI. IS s:soen. Pm
8:15p.m. G:30p-m CT. Sat. 6:l5p,m.
Rock Isrd.. sooa.m. ::15a,m. ex. Sun. o:o%am am n.
6S0p m. 6:30p.m. ex Sat. 63ln. 70
Chi. q AL. 80. am. T:15 AN. ex. Sun. 35am.
/ Eg pn- 9:o0p.m. e1. Sat. 9.10p.m.
| III. Central. SA0a.m. 7:!5a.m. e1 Sun, S:t5nm.
tG:i0p.u1. 8;00pm. ex. Sat. 6:45p n
, 1863-05-22
TIE CANAL CONVENTION.

List OF Railroads that have Consented
to Return Delegates Frce-Kcxolu-
tfonk OF the Special COMMITTEES to
Visit the Mayor and Com nj rusIer
, 1863-05-22

TOR SALE.-57,oro worth Of
l. Groceries. CHEAP for CASH. OF 1yill tako part
payment In tity Lot+and Lands. Boni Mortgages. or
otter rtorert5: ibs l. arapeopportuuity " stane
tsamp, Tor apply at III Randolph street> NAKEis
, 1863-05-22

l.
At regular meeting of the st. Vincent
D'Paul Society, st. Patrick's Conference, held
Nav goth, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and ordered pub
lished:
WHEREAS. This Society has learned With plea-
,nre that lhc President of the United States has
hpnoTcd our fclow-citizcn, @. = Hansen, ESQ,
with an appointment as consul 10 DIE natiFe
eol Yielded, That in the appointment Of Mr.. Han
een tho Government has seGa5ca the sefsaceS OF an
no opportunity OF advancing the interests Of his
ecnce OF Mr. Hansen, the State Of Illinois and the
city Of Chicago, the home OF his adoption. lose
the services q nn honest aud peaeeabs citizen.
Rs<oxeed, That in parting with Mr; Hansen, the
taxpayers Of Cook county have lostthe services q
IN officer who, since his appointment as County
Agent. guarded their intcrests with honesty and
fdc1ity, and guarded against extravaganza and im-
position, as @ mueh as as possible. th,s soo;otr .ro
hereby rendered 10 Mr. HANSEN, 1or the many conr-
tcses extended to its officers by him while in the
ssad # m his nfs % sga abo as th
health and happiness to md us once more an uni
ted and happy people, i!cst AaES Enosl ranScf
W.McAuLr, sec'y pro. ten.
~ Tie following letter from Dr.. Gordon Of
Cincinnati, to Dr.. Wilson, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, is
but one OF the many Testimonials Ds. James has
f eafV nc B. b. Won to
Gordon, concerning Dr.. James, formerly OF James
Hospital, e. Custom House street. New Orleans.
La and now Of &c Randolph street, Chicago. DR..
! J. u. Gordon was physician to tho Cincinnati
Cholera Hospital during the summer Of 1919, and
WAS Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medi-
ical Institute Of Lousville, Ky, In 185O5-52-53.
Dr.. Gordon is now practcitsg IN Cincinnati, where
those still ekeptical can refer to him. Here fs the
| letter referred to. Read it:
| C1Sc1SsArI, July5, 1862.
| "DR. WILsos-Dear-Iu answer to your iuquir,
iea, ould eay that have Known DR.. james, for
merry Of James Hospital, New Orleans, and now
cleaso l 9 and On Tor The l1st ;S twflas M
Of Practice do not know his superior. il his equal
I knew him two yeuts III New Orltans, and
11 s m Rsf
wanting 1eatnent in that line to him. and III every
caec, 60 far as could lrarn, he was successful and
tic start, made The study Of what are called spec
diseases specially, and has, believe, been mos1
emincttly successful know Of no one to whom
needing Treatment Of that kind Or for any Of tht
kindred complaints or chronic diseases which nt
has made his study. than to him. You can,
think. safely rcconlmt nd or send such patients tt
him, in case you do not wish TO treat them your
self Yours truly, J. Il. JonDAs, ". D.
Remember Dr. Ja1nca' ofice and parlors arc Al
s6 Randolph street, between Statc and Dearborn
Specialist in the treatment Of diseases OF the bo0t
aid skin, organic weakness. nervous and genera
debility. Consultations inviolablc. Office ope1
from 8 q. NJ. till p. IN.
@- Fire Hundred Epcsayings, with splendit
frames, on exhibition and for sale at the auction
rooms f'Geo. @. Levi, u Lake street, Chicago, Il
private sale only.
q. I. A-Tlere will be regular meeting OF tn
Ninth Ward councilo OIL Friday Evening. May I'd
, 1863-05-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

~ -iN grain sold "in store' il reported tn
this market report az subject to e ttordge, sehicA
l. 1aid BY the 5uYer, , xTeln*,xs M Or Ms Rrix pasd
made III uhicA the teler pays The storage. NIs re-
ported If. 0. b. or free Of storage" AZ -four
sales are quoted as "delirered' u1lsss othertci.e
, 1863-05-22

GOVERNMENT TAxEs.-We call Intention to
the advertisement Of Uuitcd States Assessor
Nadswor;h, to be found elsewhere in this
paper. Those interested will save themselves
trouble and expense by consulting it.
TIE HIGH PRICE OF T{E
, 1863-05-22

B uarpcgs Magazine for June. for sale By Nc
Nnliy 4 Co, 81 Dearborn Street. Also parts three
aud four OF Harpcr's ''Rebelion Record" Price
, 1863-05-22

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tdhunt,l
BRIDGEPORT. May Il 1855.
CLEAEED.
Reteuc Lockpors.
Rtso1ute. Athens.
Indy Franklin, Alters.
H. g. Luomls, A.Aens
IF s Gurnee, AtheEs. 49,.
Ca,oline Lasalle It lumber. loo siding G. %,
Shingles FL hrls salt
f. Dnrnham Lasale 20 It lumber, 20 cc9 shingles
Ito pots. l 5G1 # timber.
Edinbutr. LaSalle.
Ottawa. OIlawa.
J. Harrington. Marse{lcs.
Yorktov D. DftAWn.
0Eattr LaSae i9coo It lumber % oco shingles auu-
John NcNcllls Iasa!le 5's5 It !uober. - no siding
l1tp0 Shingles s. ooO ath, sunL1tes 10. .Qt0 pounds.
, 1863-05-22

E- F. E. R1gby, 80 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper UaDginse at Less than New York prices. at
most liberal terms apl25-1m.
School OF TRADE, J. Dyhrcnfurth, Princtpal-a
practical institution, recommended by the business
men Of Chicago. aps6lw
rE~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, in both scxes-neW
and reliable treatment. in reports Of the Howard
Association-eent in eealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. Address. Dr.. j. Skillin .Houchton.
Howard Association, No,2 South Ninth street, Phil,
adelphia, Pa. may19"4w
, 1863-05-22

tE~ The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade educates boys for business, anu PREPARES
them to support themselves. ap264w
, 1863-05-22
.tp1 Euik

FOR AL E To Lawyers
i sbont thirty volumes standard Lav no,ss. latest
edition; ost Ct + en- entirely new fo7 sse st less
.osn 1sff 4 e
TOR SALE-A House and Lot on
!s: sia:f ae s74 s
rIanked Slstsf1: helsin: 50 gallon. vi! Be sold
do1ph saees. %' - ''@A'''' ''''' = msassS,.5
TOR SALE-Lots. Lot on north
sf S s ;hso4sn ;ne
Lots; eseh sooy ~ tset on me co;ner Of MishtSsn
s!snpe . - 81: IL On W. sids q a!eei:aa
By ~ tst Al Ae nnmhsT Of Lot: los.sEd
TOR SALE-House and Lot on
il asa nes ss= W.:
Hill A!,ereey It Taw ia' SSe4
FOR SALE.-S7,ofo worth Of
fEn M Hs6s ss par
f;sSs .sSy soa a e Rs5ss ss14: S R
TOR SALE-Hotel tor sale or to
s19 ~ fssTe 5s,s
the fnrLsnre belonging the house. For p41tca.
4, q Z BDsss2a !SSs
EOR SALE.-Forty-eieht feet,
Ttn two sna houses qn eyeaae north
s a.
SS''
Ts5s IN
TOR SALE-An Engine Lathe,
oTssS i I'll i! M Tsss E Esas :'fsss
TOR SAL E-Engine, Boiler,
sDd f11ley III all
sash. Address &C. Ii. H. =. .. Bog Is: Msh,ssn .
| TOR SALE.-52,650 will buy .
9sadsoae txosstSEy cotsses Hoase
cars in good loeation Lot ea115; to good alley.
Terms enr. bali CASH Inquire on the premises. No
usa AesFiis 9e psss near Adams
| TOR SALE-A splendid Farm,
about sSspty miles ION g cify & re9ri.: az ns:
ena II f.
hundred and hay two ae1e%. one hundred aud nfty
a pas.;ne ,hfonss a sacis sIs
sad Tss5s L :ss
" sa: s Ss M esn's s:s II Il
des1ns dasfs n III Il S E ans
hs county e. ths og 5 Is a:Rosn:
years time. at rer cent Interest rs7tGH
cEiIl:eothe, S'si: Peoria s Co. III myi!o.s1T
TOR SALE-One hundred feet or
~. off fYorr yr4s4
, 1863-05-22

Co TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT & S7NATToN' =
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get a thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-22

Thomas e. HlIIs Pcnmanship.
uI1L'e FAMILY RECORD, surrounded By the
different styles Of lettering and iourIshing Price
81, Post paid Iotc TO seiite plainly. rapidly, ele
9anIy. Enclose 81 for copies aud full directions.
s,ddrces TuOS. E. HILL, Naukesan, Ill.
may15-I0t
, 1863-05-22

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, May q, 1868.
FLoUR-Held fir mer at s5.45 toE extra spring.
, 1863-05-22

II 0 r S 4 L E To Lawyers
ibont thirty volumes standard Law no,'ks latest
edition; n ost ct + EN- entirely new fo7 ssle at less
than wholesale ptfres. inquire II Room No. 10 rte-
Eont Exchange Building. Dearborn 81 usJ Z. c2l11t
, 1863-05-22

LARCENY OF DRrGs.-Bcrnard G. Jacobs
was arrested yesterday for stealing drugs and
medicines, Of the value Of about SIS from the
storco J. Il. Reed i Co., 14o Lake street.
The property was found packed in d pair Of
travelling satchels, in the possession Of the
prisoner, who, after q brief examination In the
Police Court, was held TO bail for his appear
ance at the Recorders Court in the sum OF
5000.
The TuRF.-The first race Of the season
comes off this afternoon at the Brighton
Race Course between two young horses
William Patrick's t'Rustic'' and r. G. Cham
plin's s'Lightfoot !" mile heats, best three il
| five; purse 5000.
, 1863-05-22

eE- Thc Atlantic Monthly for June has been re-
cclvcti by McNally s Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-05-22

| BY Telegraph NHw YoHK, May II, 1859.
s7ocKs--Activc and considerably higher fo1
| aar,e t{pHs
, 1863-05-22

PEnsoSAL~-r. N. TAFT, Esq, 4 London banker
was on Change to-day.
, 1863-05-22

B Five Hundred Epcravings, with splendid
frames, on exhibition aud for sale at the auction
rooms Of Geo. @. Levi, u Lake street, Chicago, ut
private sAle only
, 1863-05-22

MARINE EART1I1ERY.--Mcmbcr Of the late Ma
rine Artillery Organization are requested to meet
at 14s Lake street, second foor on Saturday even
ing, May Esd. at X O'Clock. Those who cannot
attend will please send their post office atdressee
10 Oliver White, Toulon, III. my222t
, 1863-05-22

q. I. A.-There will be q regular meeting Of the
ut o'clock, ut the usual place. Election or OIL
GERS for the coming term, and other Important
business render full attendance necessary, J0Hr-
ta0{ dLI ZeiiuIQ nleqSt COPY.
, 1863-05-22

TuHATRE-BooTH's BENKF1T.-Mr. Booth
will appear this evening as "Alfred Evelyn"
in Bnlwcr's comedy Of "Moncy his
own benefit. The play is well cast, aud will
doubtless be well rendered, and we expect to
see the theatre crowded In every part, for Mr.
Booth has made, md is making hosts of
friends BY his beautiful deliueations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

s0-THE ADD REGIMENT have a
letter from an officer In our 43d regiment,
dated at Bethel, Tenn, March l6, which
says: Our men are enjoying excellent
health and spirits, are just beginning to
turn into soldiers. The AID is worth more
to-day than when VIC numbered ! 900 men.
Perfect in discipline, contented, and conf.
dent, the men are growing in value to the
Government every day.. There is but little
sickness among us, and that almost entirely
confined to recruits. Some Of our drafted
men have entered into the spirit Of soldier
ing and are as good men as we have.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

GEN. BURNSIDE We learn from pas.
sengers who came down on the Circumbsn-
dibus, that Gen. Burnside passed down
yesterday, on his way to Cincinnati, where
it is reported he is to succeed Gen. Wright
in command.
When the train arrived at Steubenville,
a great crowd had assembled, and the Gen.
eral had to come out and speak piece. "
The ladies came out on the balcony of the
Seminary, which stands near, and sung che
Rcd, White and Blue" and Marching
Along" compliment which was politely
acknowledged by the General.-IWheelin
Int. Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
THE ATHEN EUM COLLECTION

contains between 900 and 400 pages Of tunes and hymns
new and old Of the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, prayer and CON
ference and ali kinds Of sacred and social meetiugs-
The music in this book has life and animation in IL like
"hning Shore" "Rest for the Weary" "Shall we know
each other therer' "Shal meet beyond the River'
There is a Beautiful World" "Kind Words,n .Swee
Hour Of Prayer ~rhere is IaIld Of love-" "suite
Xc Prces--sngle copies, bound SO cents $40 per 100
cloth bound embossed gilt 90 Genus ESQ per 100 Mailed
'''' HORACE WATERS, Ag't
&si, Broadway, New York,
Publisher Of The above Books.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
A Gard to the sufFeriIsg.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGkovE, while lnboring as a
Missionary in Japan, cured Of Consumption, when
all other 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 aud
Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders. .~1t
DESTROYS Of beneRing others will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, To all who need IL
free Of charge. Address Ff. .ftv ,-
y RKv. WILLIAM cOS0RovE, el
40 Fulton Avcnus, Brooklyn, N. v.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
THE HORACE WATERS MELoDEoNs AND
HARMONIOUS,
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

3sOOO copies issued. new Singing Book for Schools
and Seininares called the Day-School Bell, is now
ready. It contains about 200 choice songs rounds,
catches, Duets tros quarteus and choruses many OF
them written expressly for this work. besides % pages OF
the Elements OF Music, which easy aud progre sivc
Among the large number OF beautiful piece, may be
found. .Uncie Sans SCHOOL, +" DO nj you hear the
children coming" " Always look on the sunny side,
THE little lass +" and Little Lad" '-Oh II were a
little bird Of bsau,y,n Pretty pair tree, "Anv
Chorus,n "Meet by the running brook &c Il !:
compiled by Horace Waters author Of "Subbath School
Belin Nos and 2, which have had the enormous sale
Of $4,000 copies. Pricespnper covets rs cents 80
per hundred bound, 30 cents, s25 per hundred clot
bound. embossed gilt, 10 cents, 80, per hundred. y
copies furnished the 100 price. Mailed at the retail
price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

SOrSPRINa.-We have had several days
of glorious Spring weather, and the farmers
are improving it by plowing busily. The
blue bird and robin are here, and every
thing indicates that Spring has Get in in
earnest. I.
On Tuesday the weather took decided
change. Old Boreas came around on Tues
day morning and blew away all our sunshine
Since then the weather has been very raw
and cold.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
Notices jle


I CALL ATTENTION TO fTHB FOLLOWING
j order OF the War Department. ,..i NJ.
"rheY United States Ms'shas "a me tesrecuvo We, us =,
civ he sheriff Of the respective cQunes IN each State
ali osnasiers and Justices Of the Peace are authorized
or private soldier fit for duty who may be found absent
from his command without Just canse and convey MN
the nearest military po.t OF depss.
for each cRcef or private arrested aud dcvered
ANY Of tae above named officers are hereby author.
nroiuce sstsfaciory papers their demanding them
They are also authorized arrest WAHsEs FosrsR ano
JONAH WuKAsos OF Smith fownshf JOHN MiLith ~. 2,
Township -dsaised mon Of th,. Cew, who hsys aied
to report rfrpTIH WN' A1E.AaSNI.ny A,1Aa. Ntsiy,
la1a WV "~'-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. .,

is an entire new work OF 103 pages, and ry Pas tunes
and hymns As the music is little difficult il is
Just the book 10 follow Bell No 1. Nearly one million
Of these Bells have been issued and are now ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found shall meet beyond the
Riyer,m There Is a beautiful World' "Sorrow shall
come again 10 rnoren DO Mt you hear the Ngels
ingl, Thou God seest nlr,n "Sabbah BELLS cue on
&c Prices OF Bell No. BELL No Both
numbers eau he oblained in one volume, price. bound
copy 40 cents S6 per hundred cloth bound, embossed
gill; 80 cents Sl5 per 100 10 copies furnished ut the 100
price. Mailed at the retail price. -- ~ g, 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 10 pages Of songs duets aud choruses, botl
sacred aud secular. including "a pages of prayers TO-
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
Il is we'll suited for sociul singing, us well US Sahbntl
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may bi
found "Where liberty dwe.ls is my couniry,n .'rh'
Christian Hero Three Cheers for our Banner Com,
sing 10 of heaven "Columbia the Gem OF the Ocean
sFrceman's Gathering "Colnmbia's King forever
.Niarchig Alongr &c. Prces-raper covers, 10 cemls
$40 per lO0 Mailed ut the retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26
p~PARoLLEp PRIsoNERs who have

S~PARoLLED Prisoners who have re-
ported to me, will report on Monday the
30th inst, to me in Bridgeport, ready to
proceed to Camp Chase. l will furnish
transportation and leave for Columbus on
the 6 p. NJ. train. l will also give any one
"absent without leave" an opportunity to
go at the same time. After the lst of April,
l cannot render any assistance, and this is
the last favor can extend absentees.
WIN. ALEXANDER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

DEAD.-rhe Wheeling IRE 8, after a
lingering illness Of upwards Of a twelve
month, died last evening ofinanition. The
head Of the coppcrhead is fattened out,
and when the sun went down last night
even its tail had ceased to wag. The places
that knew it shall know it no more forever.
In the midst oflife we are in debt. Wheel
ing Int, this morning.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

p%THE last Gazette prints speech Of
Mr.. Powell, of Kentucky. Powell has been
denounced as sneaking Traitor BY the
Louisville Journal, Louisville Democrat,
Frankfort Commonwealth, and, in fact, by
oil the ssadiag papers Of that State. Mr..
Wilson, of Mass, called him Traitor te
his face. - 10
Does the Gazette endorse Powell's Unioh
ism? Yea or nay, Mr.. Gressinger?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

@~UNIoN MASS MEETING AT CADIz.-
The good Union people of glorious old Har,
rison intend to have Mass Meeting at
.Cadiz on Tuesday the 7th day of April
Gov Dennison and Senator McVcigh, Of
Fairfield county, will address the people,
The people Of that loyal old county should
turn en- masse to hear these distinguished
gentlemen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

s~HoRsE BiLLs.-We are prepared to
print Horse Bills, in better style than any
where else in the county, on short notice. -
We have made some additions to our Job
Office this Spring, which will enable us to
get up work in superior style.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

p@NoTIcE The members of the Rich
lard Horse thief detectives will tako notice
that the annual election for officers of the
association will be held on the first Monday
of April, at the Court House, at 2 O'Clock,
Pm. WIN. j. CRYMBLE, Secy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

S0rAN IMPORTANT MEASURE. The
Legislature has passed law requiring
Sheriff. and Master Commissioners to sd-
vsrtise their sales iu the paper having the
largest circulation in the county, unless d.
rected otherwise by the plaintiff or his at
torney-iD which case they shall advertise
where directed We have not copy Of
the law before us, and are unable 10 speak
precisely Of It's provisions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

bank MEETING. An pers ons interested
are invited to meet at the Court House, on
Tuesday next, the 3lst inst, at l O'Clock,
p. M, for the purpose Of organizing a Bank
at st. Clairsville, under the late law Of
Congress.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-26

THu War Department is making good
progress with appointments under the na
tional militia law. Those for Ohio, New
York aud Massachusetts are nearly CON-
pleted; the other New England States and
Pennsylvania and New Jersey will next be
taken up.
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NJoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN lhai al the Piobar
In Court for Belmont county the underigned was
appointed aud qualified AdministatoT os ue essas oi
William Moore deceased, ATE Of Belmont esansy, OHIO
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 pake
immediate payment; and those. having claims sgslnsl
said estate are notified 70 present them for setuemcn'
"''"'" '"' ~ ~ w ~ j. II. GROVES, Admir-
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Married.

MITCHELI-JARvIS.--Na 18th, by Rev. j. NJ
Woodward, hIr. Isaiah Mitchell and Miss Hannah
Jarvis @
EVANS-PRYOR March 10Th by Rev. ]. NJ. Wood
ward, Mr.. Elwood b. Evans and Miss Celia J. Pryor.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 1,

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