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A. Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFAIIIBLE LINIMENT as an
external remedy Is without rival and will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation. For ali Rheu
manc and Nervous Disorders 1t is truly ininible. and
a curative lor Sores Wounds SpraIs, Bruises &c. its
soothing healing and powerful strengthening properties
excite the Just wonder and astoishmrlf OF all VINO have
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Co.. SIS.
Court Of Common Pleas.

XII " LII = y LIE
John r. Miller THE DEFENDANT, nonresident or
the State Of Ohio. will take notice
John NJ Martin that the 2st day OF FebIusty 1863,
the Plaintiff filed his petition in said Court the object Of
which is 10 recover Judgment on note for s4sf a. with
interest from The 9Th of March, 1861 subject n credit
OF elO0, Of The 6h day Of May, 1881 the prayer Of
which is the recovery 6 the said sum. That writ Of
attachment has been issued and the property Of the de-
fcndant taken thereon, .--.
The defendant will appear, answer or dsmur TO the
said petition before the 10th day OF May, 1852
that Judgment will be entered OH his default
JAMES T. CHARl.ESwORrH, Clerk.
March 10, 1868. g. -.-
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sO-FRoM THE AHMY OF ruE PoroMAo

10-FRoA THE ARMY OF Tue POTOMAC.
%-Capt VIM. Askew, Sergeant William
Wright, and Mr.. Wilson Askew, Sutler Of
our 25th regiment, are in town. a4J .-.-
Capt. Askew says the Army of the Po,
tomac Is in better condition than'it has ever
been since he knew anything about it.
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DO-HDMNIsrRAi oRs AND ExEoUroRs
pia take wosics that tse papers oftsis county
haze advanced tie price Of notices Of APP
poiintmest By the Probate Court to 81 30:
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HEADQUARTERS SuRsEoNis DEPARTMENT
Nj ". M.roh mn, -f;.l

Mr.. EDITOR: Sir, In your paper of the
18th inst, see the certificate of Disability
for discharge of Joseph Fl. Close from mil.
itary service in the Unted States Army, in
which there are seven errors, so palpable as
to make it ridlculously unproiessional. i
therefore ask the Republication Of said Ger.
titicate s. "a. .N F.-.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The Probate Court for
IN Belmon, County, Ohio, the undersigned appoint
cd and qualified as Executor Of the Estate Of Moses
Williams, deceased, late OF said County.
All those indebted said requested 10 make
ininediaie payment und those having claims against
said estate notified TO present them for settlement
DAVID DEsELMs, E1esu,or.
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S~READ the letter Of q correspondent,
in another column, on the Copperhead
meeting at st. Clairsville.~ RH rich.
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CAMP NEAR BOLIVAR, TENN, Mar. s.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE have the honor
to forward to you for publication, the fol-
lowing list of monies, sent to their friends
by members OF Company ID, 43d Regt o.
V. l., through the care of Hon. B. 8.
Cowen, Hon. r. Hamilton and Mr.. j. M.
Eestep, Of St. Clarisville, Morristown and
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WIN. EsrEp, Surgeon,
l26th Regt. U. V. l
STATION, .MARTIsBURa, Va,
Jan. lgth. lX63

***We owe an apology to DIR. Estep for
the errors in his certificate, published last
week. We were late getting our forms to
press, and were compelled to work them off
without correcting great deal of the mat
ter, in order to get of our mails in time. -
ED. CHRONICLE ri
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Administrators Sale.
FOR RENT

THE FAIR GROUNDS OF the Belmont Co Asricul.
L usraI Society are for rent For terms and iurher
Information inquire o Joseph NJ Mitchell or sheppard
Davis. - ...,I p,. feID
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Local Matters.

babiishsa in Belmont osunty.
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rTssoher'ss Examination, Saturday
March 2sth commencing at clock. i'
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100 Machines for Spring Trade,
Probate Court, Belmont Co., o
ON to Sch Lands OF Ward

Petition to een Lands OF Ward.
Lee Evans, Guardian of TINE ABOVE named de-
Thos. E. Mays, minor, i iendants are hereby nsli.
VS. fed that the 17th day of
Thos f. Mayes, Elisha NJ irch, 1863, the above named
Evans Mary Lise and petitioner filed petition in the
Joseph Lise, her hus Probate Court Of belmont
band Margaret Wilcox County, Ohio, praying for su-
and Jacob Wilcox her thority 10 sell the interest, Of
husband, Deborah Ber said Thomas r. Mayes III GER
ry aud James A. Berry uin real estate situate in Tp
her husband, Eden Ev- o. Range s. of said County Of
ans Elwood Evans Sa- which John N. Evans lntc of
rah T. Baton aud John said County, died seized The
Baton, her husband, first tract being the f. of the
Lee Evans. 8. w. quarter Of Sec s, Up. 8,
X 81 and the second tract being the ". f.. part OF the
N. w. quarter Of Fec. 4-said tracts containing 13A
SiOO acres more s lessfor the purpose OF rsinvesng
the proceeds of such sale
Said petition will be for hearing OIL the 18th day OF
April, 1859, in said Court LEE EVANS,
.lI Guardian Of Thomas L. Mayes
March 10, 1662.-4w
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DATENT DOOR BELLS, 0rinds,ones. and
l. smuh's Ferry Oil ~ HOWELL T. ARKLE
4 nJrualstte cop, ainonihs aud charge Chronicle.
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Fundenberg's
Palatable Worm Powders

falaCdDl0 w OTM EOWU6rS
FOR the EXPULSION of WORMS In cHLDaHN
THIS GREAT REMEDY, which, after unprecedented
l. success, was year or two ago introduced in this
country by has been th, nucleus around which
beress pary limitations have formed aud from the rep
uation Of which they have, like parasites, edeavored
draw susienance, and find sale. But the people be-
gin 10 find that these cheap and worthless compounds
qure something than professions Of infalibbiy
be worth their money, md that the ~.
Palatable worm Powders
are in fact the cheapest as well as the best article Of the
kind In Amy child will eat them II made OF So.
sertion are, Of course Interested in making out
good story for our ,pular Rssdyhutw we only refer
ihem the published proof (some certificates which we
The Powders, Though 50 mild and safe In their opera
ion, in children are sure death TO Worms Read the
following:
This b % certify that from knowledge Of the compo.
sor OF DIR. Fuiidenberg's Palatable Worm Powders
and Of their being both safe and efficient remedy for
scbsd them for my patients, most cleerfuily recon.
mend their use to the public. HENRY CAPniiARr
Surgeon ist Va. Regiment o. g. Cavalry.
hr.D5t. BsiDeEroar, Ohio, May aad, 1861
This Is TO certify that have used Fhdenberg's Pal
aiable Worm Powders in my family, and believe them
TO be the best in JoHS LABILKy
Persons In need Of an article Of this kind will at once
the importance OF purchasing Of esponsibe Drug
gists and thus avoid the poisoning stuff haygked around
BY irresponsible qupcks o. their agents. who are gnor.
OF what they selling. Beware OF these and take
none but Che highly celebraied "PALArABLE woAM Pow
pEEs"
PRICE a5 CENTS PER BOX H
Prepared only by FUNDENBERG CO,
Where General ASSORTMENT Of Drugs. Paints, Oils
&C., can always DO had, al prices which win compare
fayorably with any other house. l iyi0im
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aeaths.

ANDHRsoN-AiM Memphis, Tenn, Jan. it,h. Of Pneu.
monia Andrew b. Anderson Go. A, 43d Regt, o. ".
aged 21 years, o, mosths and days
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Dental & Surgical Instrument
A CARD.

HAVING SOLD MY STOCK OF DRUGS Medi-
L cines aud Fixtures To the hrm OF Messrs Welaey
Coleman latter returning sincere hankr my numef-
ohs customers fof their liberal patronage ard past avosl
would take pleasure III introducing TO your favorable
the SAME and la wing made arrangements 10 remain in
the establishment until Spring for the purpose of settling
my hooks viii also attend the filing Of all order r.
and perceptions JAS. W. COLLINS.
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COMMITTING NEW.-Eiswald Patent Boot and
- Shoe Soles and Heels for Ladies and Gentemen.--
OF leather soes. For sale by
mri2 HOWELL ARkLE, Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Volunteer Relief Fund.

.-., ~ Aupftons OsrcE Bunoxr CoCrfY,I
a.tNI. n. ~. Mafch fvh, 1893
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN lhsi The Commission.
IN en Of Belmont County hsvr sfrelnsed the follow.
irg persons Disbursss Ageas tpf lhf Volunteer Relief
Fund; also that said Fund s ssty Tor d,trItplion 10
Agsntss ii tr. RS CfsARK, Auditor
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Sale of LAID.

james Price Admir- OF John IL order Of the Probs,.
l. Winrod, decd. - Court oil Tue esda,
We. the 2t,h day OF Marcel
Nancy Winrod ct. al. 1888 between the hour,
Of 10 A. and NJ, the premises in Flushing Fow,s
ship. Belmont County, will he sold Public Auction, til,
following Real Estate.
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To Horse Owners!
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy hand, ior its timely the
first appearance OF I.ameness will ehectuay prevent
those formidable diseases which all liahle
and which reIder many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31
From the Grey Btard regiment

DF. LOUIS, MO-, Jan. 2, IooS'
shr DEAR WIrE:--Yours of the 9th inst.
came to hand an hour ago, and now sit down
in the third story Of d large brick building be.
longing to ''secesh, = reply We spent about
five bays in Benton Barracks, including one
Sabbath, on which day could not preach owing
to indispostion We now have good quarters
the best in the city occupied BY soldiers or
oficers-as far as know. -
/ We moved into the city last Monday, and
now our. regiment occupy Schoheid Barracks,
which consist OF several large buiiulngs close
to Ftemont's residence and surrounding McDow-
ellis Medical College, now, and for year past
used as prison. and full OF secesn PRISONERS
Our business 10 to guard these-now about eight
hundred In number. Every day Or %, some ten
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

H0ne Guard Dinner IN LibertyVlllO,
By virtue Of notice given BY our noble Home
Guards, the eitizens of Libertyville and vicinity
convened in the Presbyterian Church on the
2lst inst, to enjoy q social banquet and com.
pare notes relative to national afairs Not
vishstanding the inclemency Of the weather and
soft condition of the roads, the attendance was
unusually large. The spacious brick Church
vas flled at an early hour to it's utmost capacity
Business engagements we're to . great extent
ignored for the day. The exercises were Of .
most interesting character and consisted in part
Of an address 10 the Throne Of God In behalf Of
copvulsed nation--inr part BY refreshing the
elmer man" from baskets richly filled, impart-
ing cheerfulness that awoke the heart to Joy
in part BY addresses from Revs Caldwell and
Mitchell, Superintendent Hughes and Dr.. Mitch.
ell, and the whole interspersed with martial
music and the sweet symphony of varied strains
by choirs selected for the day. 4st
"They formed the spriehtly song that charmed
the ear,
Making life cheerful"
The whole programme Was listened to With
marked attention by an appreciative and de-
lighted audience, made up of the different de-
nominations aud sexes, who had assembled to
testify their interest in the welfare of the "good
old Union Wagon" The bogus Peace Measures
for insugurating "a year of jubilee" to "WAite
People," stood absshed, in company with bis Sa.
tanic Majesty, in presence of the glowing dis
interested patriotism indicated on the occasion.
The State has reason to be proud of the Home
Guard Company Of Libertyvii)e.
The following is about the programme: 8
Prayer by R. s. Hughes ' g
2.-Singing by F. VIM and choir
3.-Address BY Rev. Jas. Caldwell. p ASS
4.-Singing by Rev. Mitchell and choir.
6.-Martial Music 5.~ s-
6-Address BY Rev. N. N. Mitchell.
Martial music and singing BY Rev. Mitch.
ell and choir. - sS5t A4 4
s.-Address BY B. 8. Hughes.
9.-Singing by Miss and Mrs. Birdsell. s
10.-Patriotic song by juvenile choir.
SPECTATOR. "
- ~. e.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

70 LOYAL NsNl-Ths enemies Of the Gov.
srnmsnt are busily at work throughout this
county. Secret meetings are being held cons
stsutly old houses, school houses, and etc.
bles--All over the county. Bodies Of men ere
seen moving suspioiously about ct the dead
hour u night. Arms are bought and ssorstsl
ct csrtsin poists; unusual quantities Of smmu-
milton are obtained whenever possible. Threats
are openly made that "Lincoln will not b.
President three months longer" Peace Is
talked of-pesos BY cowardly submission t.
Js6.i Davis & Co., and every means 10 taken to.
cot men sgsipst, the Administration and the
Goysrnment The, leaders in these schemes
are, traitors Of the blacklist dye-traitofs T.
God, traitors to their country, and traitors to
their friends and neighbors, whom they would
entfoil in civil var. While majority of loyal
snd patriotic nsn are in the field Offering their
lives in defense Of their country, these eovardl
y sneaks ct home, BY means Of secret orgsni-
xstions, are preparing to ''fre In the rear"
are stirring up civil war and commotion behind
marked men. That man is an enemy to his
country Who, under protested reverence for
the Constitution as it is" continually de-
nounces those who are fighting for the Consti-
tuition, denounces the President, denounces
every General who believes in whipping the
rebels, denouuces every measure calculated to
cripple the Rebellion, but neper denounces the
rebels. That man is sympathizer with the
rebellion who justi6es and upholds that ac.-
csrsed system Of human slavery which has
brought disgrace and ruin upon our country
and Which is the acknowledged corner store Of
the Rebel Confederacy. Such mans only
argument is "Abolitionist," and now that Sla.
very is destroyed the Union to him is also de-
stroyed. In his view the Union was establish. /,
ed to perpetuatc Slavery. and the object Of the
war was to sustain and nourish that which
sustained and nourished rebellion. He was
for the Union and Slavery, but Slavery at all a
hazards. Since he finds he cannot have Union
and Slavery he will take disunion and slavery,
and hence be cries ''peacel pesce!" Under
the specious plea of f.pesce' and .the Consti- -
tuition IS it is" good and loyal, but unthinking
Democrats, are seduced into the, meshes Of
treason and held fast by the oath Of secret So
,ieties. 33i 3sw 9H Eg1 tsBi 10 M ~
These pnprincipled men are dangerous. Let q
oyA men be on their guard You who have 4
owed your country resolve 70 love it still more.
fou who have sworn in your hearts to stand
BY the flag at whatever cost or whatever sscri- 9
ice, prepare to make that sacrifice. Let pa b
riot Christians beseech An all.wise God thst
mems passions may be subdded and that the
LANCER which is impending over our heads
may be avertedlo9 Nov 10 the timeito cultivate !,
,ool soursgsl-Keokuk County News, ,,,49 D /
ic;4fs,
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Rebel newspapers say that Of IL, 900 men led
from Missouri in April and May last by Price.
not more than $500 are now surviving and
ft for ser7ice. They state their loss in the
fight with Rosecrans Was 1900. In Breckin.
ridges division 300 men were killed outright
imam hour and forty minutes. Wither's diyi-
sion lost $500. 81, sca (. > "a.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

DIED on WAY UP ON STEAMBOAT.
James jackson co G. 31st Jan 10 r
Orson B Lowell CO G g +" II
Reuben Binslend CO 4 4th Jan 10
A Gillett LIST Iowa Battery, Jan 10
J Rodgers Co F 3lst Jan 20 re
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Thos 8 McCarty, co B, 8 No cav.
Sergt N n Letcher co F, do do
Jacob Rnsch, co B, 4 do do
Peter P Huch, co O, SO infantry,
Henry G Bixby co b, 8 III cav
W n Crawford Miss Marine Brig;
Aicke McNalty co G 9Th, No;
Sergt J P Staubuck co 18th Iowa;
Jacob Wager co / I'd battery;
Peter Onis CO B SD No infantry;
J Glover 90 G 29sh do. do
Saml Bird co A 9th Indiana;
Corp W 9 Morrison CO K % Wis;
VIM Hartman 90 A 21st No;
Serg Spence Johnson CO G Is Iowa
g "A Buhtain CO K SD Iowa;
W Il Clair co 18th n 8 A; ~
A d Alexander 90 D 94th Ind;
W Jacobs co B 8lst, do;
Henry g Hofner CO d 25th Iowa;
Richd Ashworth co F 4 Iowa cav;
Thos McDsniels % n fth No do;
VIM Polmer co d seth No inf;
VIM F Knight 90 Both No cav;
Riley Bundy 90 SD Indiana;
W G Kindall CO E 18Th do;
John Sohule 60 18th III;
Jos Lippsrt co = 10th No CAV;
W Engbuan 90 E Let Ind; II5a
s Stephens co < 18th Iowa;
Jacob Vevry co h l90th Ohio;
VI A White 90 Q 77th Ohio; q
Thos Young co Z 96th. do
Levi Dillon co B 24th Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

OVnA ~ AAOOoAs - AVN NVv ASs r.--fE
List OF soldiers who have died in the Hospitals
ct St. Louis No. from January 18th to January
81, 1868.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

P. 8. forgot to mention that the commander
Of the rebel gunboat, his officers and crew sur
rendered to our gun boats. They managed
the guns of the fort during the action.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

a2a 9la1ab2ias %! { iistGa ID
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

~ DukHAh, lear Sr:-
Another fierce battle has been fought at this
Fost and resulted in complete and glorious vic
'o'! to our arms. In my last gave the prin-
e'nl events connected With our Withdrawal from
Hsaeoel forti6cAtions on the Ysxoo River near
'cksburg Our destination was not fully known
uaal the feet stopped at the mouth of White
A'ef, when We came to the conclusion, (which
ae'Hards proved correct) that the Expedition
;o'Ia next direct it's movements upon the re-
Os'lofs here. The feet, preceded by the gun
00''s started up White River early on Friday
A'flng, the 9th inst. crossed into the Arkan-
W. through what is called the, g eus off" and
~ence up the Arkansas, and after dark our
D'gsoe landed at a distance of about three mile
.'0n @e rebel fort aud were posted as pickets
:" cover the debarkation of the remainder of The
"oops and artillery. ssaVl 2 .I5,
on SATURDAY morning the grand movement
apOn tie enemy's works began. Our Brigade,
s4p0sed OF the 3d., 18th and l2th Missouri
.ll'Asry, 18th and slst Iowa and 7sth Ohio,
a1andsd BY Gen. Hovey, holding the advance
> os. me right. few prisoners we're taken BY
A., augment during the morniag, but no gen
t,s' engagement took place and General Steele'l
,s. Division was compelled to halt BY
s...a Of the nature Of the ground, which was
- ySoe!ond description aud retrace theirsteps
A.. :. Nvel ground near the river During the
hsi. = sunboass had been busy Smelling the re.
49, 1''ef'es and rife pits, and finally succeeded
'Dsng Harts rebel battery and drivisg the