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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
. L W b o Q X s .

NJ NE W BOO ks.
Miss France A. KENT les Journal Of a Residence
on a Georgia Plantation In 1859. Si.25.
Nanette and her Lovers. Paper, SOC.
Warrington. $i.00
Lost and Saved. also
Outdoor Papers. Si.a5.
Stimulating. ei
Memoir Of Freinghuysen. eI.es
The Gentleman. Toe.
For sale by HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stAtioner,
jy26-eo6t tChron.l as4 Pennsylvania avenue.
q EA M A NSHIP.
~ By s. D. Luce, Ii utensnt Commander. A
limited number just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
- - S3t Pennsylvania avenue.
jyeo-et lChron. h Sunday Chron. stl
A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
IA OFFICE, corner OF @ and Twenty second
streets, Washington, ID. c., July "a, l6Ss.-Public
sales OF CON DEMNED ANIMALS will take place
at the Corral near the Observatory, In this city,
on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAYS,
18th Anl 26th August, 1868.
Tho property is condemned as unit for public
service, 'r--t|
Sales TO commence at 10 o'clock a, m, and be
continued from day to day until the number on
Terms cash, In Government funds.
c. H. TOMpKINS,
Jys6-2St Captain, A. Y. NJ, U. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

A DISPUTED PARTsERsHP.--Last evening,
about O'Clock, large crowd was congregated In
the office Of Justice Rowland. It seems that a
Frenciynan named Guigon entered into partner
ship With anJther named Ciroax, but Unclaimed
all connection when the men employed applied
for their wases! The employees warranted the
firm. Justice Rowland, alter hearing the case In
all Its particulars, rendered Judgment In behalf d.
the plaintifts. ~ ,., !.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
IA Bosus cArs1n.l-Quas couamotlon was

PuGsACIous TAiLoRs.-Henry Decker, and
Charles Bush, two pusnacious knights Of the
thimbls, After displsyisg transoendent powers In
polemic conversations, were so highly gratihed
that they topk potoa 70 try tho combat quail.
ties OF their hsts. They were, however, inter.
rupted In this nsfebsbls employment by the ar.
rival OF oifceis Brewer and Lusby, who escsrtei
the ssrtorian champions 10 the ofhoe OF Justice
Thompson where Heinrich was Ind o., and Carl
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
s.--T.-l86O--X.--DnAKE,s PLANTATION
BI1IHAa

70 b.--T.--1600--X.--D PLANTATION
BITTERs
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
Ihey are an antidote to change Of water and diet
hours.
mind - -"' S
They prevent nissmatis and interim ittent feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stom-
They cure Dyspepsia and Consti patton.
They cure piafriiea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's
great restorer. They are composed of the teIe-
brated Calisaya Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Coyer-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
root, caraway, Coriandcr, Burdock, s.-T-issO-
X. &c.
Tht following is ssmpi. of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoMr suprnIsrrxpr OFFICE,
cseIssAT! o. Jan io, lsss.
Ihavo given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
Of our noble soldiers who stop here, more Of less
disabled from VARIOUS causes and the elsst Il most
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation as this 10 heartily wish in
every family, In every hospital, and at hand on
every patle-ncld. q. W. d. ANDREWS,
V1s~iy 80 Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

EDITOR OF REPUB1itAN-Dear Str. With
your permission, wish to say to the readers Of
your paper that will send by return mall 70 ali
who wish Y ldee) 2 Recipe, with full dlreetions
~ making and using a simple Vegetable Balm,
Blotches, Tan, Freckes, and ali Impurities OF the
beautiful. IT,. - "-N
Iwill also mall free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and Information
that will enable them to start q full grewth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustache, In lees
than % days: All applications answered BY return
maii without charge. M
Respectfully yours,
THOs. :. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
je27-1md No. ssi Broadwsy, New York.
The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-Ths
9uickest aud safest route TO the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
sunday, soldiers tickets at Government IAtes ts
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
dee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Route, ~ northeast
corner pennsylvania avenue and SIXTH street. up.
der National Hotel. Once open ffom 8. n. 70
p. n.,on sundsysa 10 p. N.
''.. Z. o. NORTON,
aug .. a' AGENT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
NOTICE.

IHIs PAPER IL NOW ruRNlsHEp By CAR
RIERs TO suBsCRInERs In THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS FER
oNTH #H HH4HH
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
SPECIALlNOTICES:.

Rnv. B. MoRRis, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, will
deliver an address on the Revolution of i17s, and
the Rebellion Of 1885, their principles and purposes
lcontrastssl, ~ the Reading Room of the National
a. 0 O'Clock. The public are invited to attend.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

KEW. Is. MORRIS, OF Cinclnnatl, OhlO, Will
i hsISHsa psss: .sd @ purposes
eontrastst, ~ the Reading Room Of the Nationsl
Union League, No. 49, Ninth street, this evening,
a. o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
sNas-it GEL. 49,
0rficE or p. II. DRiKE & Co., No, 902
'BaoADsAy, N. y, July 20, iaAa.-ths Pialtat,st
Bitter Bottle Ia secured 10 US by United states let
tiers patent, and any attempt to l or sell from the
same any other Bitter whatsoever than the zen.
uine DRAxE's PLANTATION BirrERs isa misds-
nsanor puaishabis both By nae and inpsiAsnmen,,
The popularity Of o,iJ celebrated Bitters has 10;
duetd unih ierscns TO put up In our bottles
vile and poisonous limitations, Of which the public
are csutioned. % " co.,
Every bottle OF the genuine bears the facsimile
Of our signature In q stsei-plate Label, with our
private u. internal Revnue Stamp over the cork.
All persons offending As above after this date, will
be prosecuted 70 the fullest extent Of the law.
."l.-E. HaI P. H. DRAKE q CO.,
jy2s-eodim Sole Proprietors.
THE NATIONAL uNroN LEAGUE Will HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, As1 Ninth street. There will bs
Speeches, National Songs, 40. The reading rooms
open every evening. s. Apf4-4w
James A. Brown, Esq, is duly authorized and
accredited As an Agent 10 solicit and receive sub.
tional Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBe, Prcsideut.
THEo. r. STOKES, soc'y.
To CohsuaPriyEs,-Ths adsertleer iiasirg
been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy after having suffered several yesrs
with 4 severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, 10 anxious 10 make known
to his fellow-sufierers he means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send q copy Of the
prescription used free Of chsfte,) With tile dreo-
tions for preparing and using the same, ioh
they will ind SURE CunE for CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, BRoNcHITis, &c. The only object OF the
advertiser In sendins the prescription 10 to bcne.
at the afiiicted, and spread Information which he
eoneeives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, ~ IL viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
.|I.a'. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamstursh, Klnss county, New York,
l ~ t8-om m r-r'f.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
onie,al st.t.s,sn, of the Public Deb,

The following Is a statement of the public
debt, July 1, 1853, derived from an official
source:
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
S25,0s,Os7 26

s25,0s,Oa7 %
s8,05s,?s6 10
i0i,2s1,6 gl
+si,T5,s7t II
iss,sD.6oo 90
Te,12i,056 IS
.,oT,Ti,ss5 %
.,i22,as7,loa2 "A
25 O2s.os7 -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

4 RsfUeEEs.-The following refugees arrived
here yesterday evening from the defences of Wash.
ington, snd were sent to the Old Capitol prison:
John A johnson, James Young, Robert Bertram,
Robert Merganston, Henry Dole and wife, Eliza
beth McNangia, and Anora Griffin. . -"
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

PASSAGE TurEr.--Dsniel Donahue was yes
tetasy strested by oissf staatd for stealing lot
OF coats from house on X streets, between Twen.
ty.fourth and Twenty-ffth streets. One OF the
coats contained the sum OF sss The property was
recovered and Daniel sent to jail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28
Actual debt less than the estimated

Actual debt less than the estimated
uept py...i..,.. .................
Rtcapifuiafi0n.
Aggregate debt at I per cent. interest
Aggregate debt at Q per cent. interest
Aggregate debt at sper cent. interest
Aggregate debt at7 s0-IOoper cent. In
tere6t. ...................
Aggregate debt without interest. =.
Total debt as exhibited by the ,oks-
OF tho Treasury Department. 4. u. 81
Total debt July I, 1883, as estimated
BY the Secretary iu report Of De-
cember I, 1852. S2..............,...
Actual debt leAs than the estimated
ueDt. Dt.....,......,.... ...,,,,,,,,,,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

PRrsosiR Oh WAR.-Benjsmih B. Ksspe, of
MGsebys cstalty, was srretted Yesterday, by Capt.
Robbins, near Goose creek, and sent to this city,
when he was conveyed to the Old Capitol. He dis
claims Of ever having any connestion with Nose
by's gang, and says he Is a citizen. '." ..f *
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

wirs BEArss.--,rim Cation was arrested
Yesterday, by Officer Crphip, Cd the above charge.
The wi6 is hardwofkins woinrn, who supports
this brute and her family, and he returns her
kihdHsss by cruelty treating her. Justice Drury
committed him to jnil for court. .,.I
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

AIprra SOLDIERS TO DsssnTi-Capt. Todd
yesterday committed Henry vannermsu, citizen,
70 the Gusrdhouss, charged with selling citizens
clothes TO soldiers, and also Inducing and aiding
them 10 desert. he 10 held for sentence, which we
hope will be severe one, 40 an example should
Ne made OF people Of his kind. rs.f..Il
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

o. sNueaLIxe LiQuoR.--Jas. Green, q citizen,
was yesterday caught IN the act OF smuggling II.
quor across the Chain Bridge. He was taken to
the Provost Marshai's ONCE and Capt. Todd cosn-
mitsed him to the Guafdhouae, to be held for fur
Tier orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

y, ILLIGlr srHRcoURsE.-John Marks, team
stes, and Mary Ann Hamilton were caught In an
illicit intercourse, by Onieers Cole and Taylor.
They wsts "a the coInnions near tho Capitol, be-
hind two large marble blocks. They were arrested
and taken to the station-house. Mary got the
worst OF IL; she being tined sio8, BY Justice Fer
Ruson, and John N cents costs. . p > H0l
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

% the above charge. II seems that the two msn
wtet tom old ice-cresn pssllas, ,shs ~as stsndins
40 the corner Of sevestssnth strsst and the Ave
~ assSome - rrean and then ,,tased 70 Psy;
sene woris sasped, when ote OF shc men seiseu
III Ola sAn " thsthroAA and ehohsd him, and the
% ,hfd't his hasd ID Ais Ses>st SD took swsy
~ the money had. JdsseS -Druvy committed
the men TO jail for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

CONSIDERATION or A sYSAao0UE-Thc new
Synagogue, located on Eighth street between and
l. will be eonsecrated on Friday, the slst inst. at
O'Clock p. m. The exercises will be eonducted BY
the Rev. DR.. teeaer, oi Philadelphia, and Rev. Dr..
Hochhcimsr, Of baltimore. The exercises will be
Of the most interesting character. The ministers
OF the different denominations are cordially ~
yited to be present, They can obtain admission
cards at 2i2 Pennsylvania avcpne.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

Losr cuiLD.-eticer Birch, yesterday ai.er-
noon, found little by. shouts years Of age, who
had ,sttAyed from his home, The officer carried
him 10 his own house, and kept him until last
night, when Mr. WIN. r. lincoln who had lost his
chiid, hcsr Of w. and recognized Ms SON. The Joy
Of t6spstspts at t.e reeovefy o. tHeir little one
can lie iiagined. MAN
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

y..Is,.s .t..see1 S X Eoiis i q.
wagon of Mt. boyd took fisht ssd ras AWAY.
The horses started hsm q street and ran down
Tenth ,trsst TIL they came to ], when they were
st8pped BY some eavairymen. fwoftstie ocys were
ipths waesn, st the time, One of them jumped
cdt And escaped injury. fhe bstkt, however, fell
out AMI, srvsttiy eat hii iorebead, He was about
iour years Of se. and 10 son 81 Peter cArnrbell.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-28

Sss6, 6,72i,8s 50
l,091,27i,s65 10
l,i22,297,t03 "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
Speech of Hon. Isaac Welsh.

In our columns this week may be found
the speech Of Hon. Isaac Welsh, Senator
from this District, in support Of his loyalty
resolutions, published in the CHRONICLE
some weeks ago Mr.. Welsh applies the
knife to the Copperheads, and dissects them
thoroughly. 1t is terse and vigorous
speech. The Columbus Journal says of it:
We take great pleasure in LAYING before
our readers, this morning, the excellent
speech Of Hon. Isaac Welsh, Of Belmont,
delivered in the Senate on his resolutions
ofloyalty. The resolutions, as will be seen,
are well drawn, forming an acknowledgment
of loyalty and promising patriotic support
to the government, without containing the
slightest allusion to any party position or
doctrine. And yet these resolutions have
elected more discussion from the Butter
NUT side of the Senate than almost any
other thing during the session. Theiriobjec
tions were summed up in their opposition
to the phrase "tauda6le efforts. " Some Of
those "Butternut' Senators seemed as shy
OF the word .laudablo' as though it meant
mischief They didn't appear to under.
stand that il meant ''praiseworthy," com
mendable;" and therefore argued vocifer.
Ouoiy oSoinst IOSOiutiOHS tudl pICugtu sup
port to the Government in its ''praisewor-
thy efforts to suppress the rebellion;-a
position that left it open to Inference that
their doctrine is, that no efforts for that
purpose can be praiseworthy, ''laudable. I"
Nor would this be strange for followers of
Buchanan, the notorious non coercionist. =
Indeed, the speeches of some of those Bu-
chananites assumed very much that shape,
hence the drift of their arguments that
laudable" efforts to put down the rebel
lion would be unconstitutional For that
really was about the sum total of their pro.
longed exercises in eocution on the floor of
the Senate
In this particular Mr.. Welsh has met
them in powerful and inyincible argument.
His facts are well collated, all from unaues.
tionable records, and put with great force
and conclusiveness of logic We commend
the speech as one well worthy of perusal by
every citizen; and we are certain that it
well exhibits the sentiments of every loyal
citizen in the Senatorial district which Mr..
Welsh SO ably and faithfully represents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
nwTIokErs FOR THE spalSo ELECTION.

nyTIoKErs FOR THE SPnlSo ELECTION.
I'VE will print sufficient Tickets for @
Township Election for " 90. The Union
men should have good ticket nominated
in every Township, and should then have
their tickets printed. This sum can be
collected among the Union men Of Town
ships without any trouble.
We will publish a'call for a meeting to
nominate ticket gratis, for all Townships
that may order Tickets printed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
OURNEw TERMS
o. so in Advanos-&o 90 If not paid
In Advance.

D~SENTENoED.--Capt VIM. P. Simpson
was brought into Court on Tuesday after
noon, to receive his sentence. Before pass.
ing sentence, the Court permitted him TO
make a statement His statement was
brief, and did not materially help his case
He udmitted that he sold Mr. Samuel NJ
Thompson's mare at Steubenville, but de-
clared that he was out of his mind when he
did it. In relation to GifIen's mare, he
stated that she was delivered to him by a
man whom he had met once or twice before,
at about II o'clock at night, few miles
East Of 81. Clairsville., This looks little
like an organized ;gang of these horse
thieves. La, E.-.4f.l $3.50 te
The Captain says he was greatly troubled
about the war. He stated that he was
present at the battle Of Wilson's Creek, in
Missouri, on the, 10th of August, 1861,
where Gen. Lyon was killed, and that he
passed backward and forward through the
Rebel lines in Virginia. He says that,
previous to leaving home, he had abused
some Of his best friends and clients because
they differed with him about the war. He
instanced Mr.. Jackson, of Centreville, and
Mr.. Delaney. He stated that he was for a
while engaged in a saloon in Baltimore. In
relation to the reports of different persons
who claim to have seen him at home pre-
vious to his arrest, the Captain declared
that they must be mistaken-that when he
re ned East from Missouri he intended to
come home, but was not nearer home than
Wheeling. He seemed anxious to impress
the Court with the idea that his reason was
dethroned when he committed these crimes
He threw himself upon the mercy of the
Court. tt~
After the Captain sat down, Judge Ken
non, his attorney, made few remarks in
his behalf, asking the Court, in considera-
tion Of his age and his family, to make the
sentence for as short term as would be
consistent with the demands of justice and
the majesty Of the law.
Judge Okey sentenced the prisoner to
five years confinement at hard labor in the
Penitentiary, and also directed that Simp-
son's $ name as practicing Attorney should
be stricken from among the list of attorneys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
serJusr FROM rnE "SouruERs Go,

1~JUsr FROM TIE SOUTHERN Con
THlEvERAcY. Mr.. Jas. Mcmillan, of our
18th regiment. arrived at home on Fri
day. Mr. Mcmillan was captured at the
battle ofStone River, and has been until
recently in the hands of the Rebs During
his captivity he traversed nearly the whole
Of Jeff's kingdom. He was taken from
Murfreesboro' to Chattanooga, and thence
almost to Mobile, with the expectation of
going to Vicksburg for exchange. Before
arriving at Mobile the officers in charge
heard the forces at Vicksburg were fight.
ing. They turned around and went up to
Knoxville, Tenn, when it was found the
Railroad bridges East of that place were
destroyed. The prisoners were taken thence
through Georgia, South Carolina, and
North Carolina to Richmond. Mr. McMil
Ian was in Libby Prison twenty two days
He says for four days all he had to eat was
half a cup full Of rarfow The lice were
30 thick that the men had to take off their
shirts twice a day. and tramp them, to kill
the vermin.. He saw one man whose per.
son was eaten literally raw by JEFF. s lice. -
The Gazette and the Columbus Crisis were
hor fed short time ago when some Rebs.
found lice upon their persons at Camp
Chase. Will they relate this instance with
the same anguish Mary time" They
don't care "cuss'' for our Union soldiers
Mr.. Mcmillan is in splendid health. He
says the Proclamation isjust the very thing:
that before it was issued the Rebs. knowing
that the 'nigger" wouldn't be disturbed
kept our boys eternally running after them,
but now, when they know the .nigger"
aud everything else they have will be seized
and appropriated to the use of the Union
army, they are compelled to stand and
fight for their rights" as the Gazette
would say. .. ~.
"Ths friends of peace will not get much
satisfaction from Mr.. Mcmillan.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.

l certify that have carefully examined
Joseph H. Close, of Capt. w B. Kinks
Company, and find him incapable of per-
forming the duties of soldier, because of
an attack OF acute e,,teritis in September
1862, followed by general Anema and per.
verted nervous sensibility, from which u Sc
ries Of Local Hyperemas occurred. The
last OF these was OF the right. lung, termina-
ting in hepatizaionr The qualification is
so complete, no air can enter the air vessels.
The nerves are compressed, and the circula.
Tor military duty, aud with his present Or
ganc lesion it will require the best of home
care to maintain lile. The disease from
which he is now suffering occurred since the
date Of muster. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19

s6rNEw HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. There
was no election of Governor IN New Hamp-
shire by the people. The Legislature will
elect. 1t is largely Republican. The Re.
publicans secured two members Of Congress,
the Copperheads one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
N Office. .,.,;,

II GAIL ATTENFION TO THE FOLLUWING
l. order Of the War ID. partment: n ro
"The United States Marshals In the respective Dis
trcts, The Moyor and Chief Of POLICE OF atty town or
city, the Sheriff Of the respective counuhs epch Sate
all Pos,msssers and Justices Of the Peace authorized
70 act as Special Provost Mxrsha atst any officer
OF private soldier f Tor duty, who may be found absent
from his coinusnd wi,houl Just cause and convey him
reasonable expenses OF this duly and % will be paid
for each ofhcer private arrested and delivered.n
Any OF the above named officers arc hereby author-
zed TO ARREsr or REroRr 70 me all soldiers who do no,
produce satisfactory papers their demanding them
They also sutlorxed to arrest WARaks FouxR and
JONAH WiLKAsoN OF Smith Township, JoHN MILLER Of
Kirkwood Township, and LEWIS Nc SvnIIAMs Of Union
Township men Of tins County, who have failed
10 report lVtte r WIN. ALEXANDER,
ia0 II ~ Provost Msrshal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19

W. s. RosEcRANs, Major. General, has
written h,n,self down an ass. flt}
The above Is from the Chicago Times Of
Tuesday. This is the way in which Seces.
sionists are abusing one of the bravsst, the
noblest and most succe .sful Of American
Generals. In another column the Times
denounces the Conscription law. OF course.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
A Card to the SunerinS.

The Rev WILLIAM CosaRovE, while laboring as a
Missionary in Japan, cured of Consumption when
all other means had failed, by recipe obtained from
learned physsci residing in the grent City Of Jeddo
This recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis, Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds and the debility aud depression caused
by these disorders t
DESTROYS OF bene6t,ing others, will serd this recipe,
which have brought home with ne 10 all who need it,
free oi charge. Address
+, -..A REV. WILLIAM CosGRovE, .
43s Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19

bTSHAMEl-The Oopperheads of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives re :
fused to grant the use Of their Hall to the
Hon. Andrew johnson, the illustrious Ten
hessee patriot, who wished to address the
people at Harrisburg. ~ SO e'f
Well; some people are making record |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
10 Whom it MAY Concern.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING fTHEaisRLvES IN
II DEBrED to the subscriber hook account or
otherwise respectfully requested to call and settle
Immediately, expect TO be absent il short time
and will be obliged to leave all unsettled accounts notes.
&c- in the hands Of propef person for collection
J. w! COLLINS.
81. Ciairsviile, Jan. 8, 1859. Y.f,f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19

b~A DESERVED PRoMoTIoN.-We are
glad to- chronicle the promotion of Sergeant
Israel W hite, Of the 25th Ohio. to a Second
Leutenancy 10 that regiment. He is o
true msn, and viii make good officer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-03-19
.a6,,.t t,aisfratO,.,s .VOftce,

NIOTlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN that al The Probate
In Court for Belpon, county, the undersigned wa.
appointed and qualified Administrator oil the estate Of
Wisnh Moore, deceascd sic Of Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted 70 said requested 10 make
ifaediAle paymsntj and tore having claims lgsnst
said estate are pplided % present them fof settlement
j. II, GROVES, Admir-