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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07
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'EHE u REA T IN ID N REM ED Y
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T01'TVF' II1FFT'F' IEV1FFNTT0FT Wv W. q I
This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything Of the
kind, and proving efIectual after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
and single ladies, and is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as it will
bring on the monthly sickness in cases OF
distractions, from any cause after all other
remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain
Over 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a SINGLE failure, when taken
as directed, and without the least injury
To health in any case. l-TIt is put up in
bottles Of three different strengths, with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GBATR "AMERIc REMEDrg
Known as " Hcmbolds"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ
nELMBoLp's EXTRACT "Bucnu',
sAusApAnt,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
HELM
q ENUlNE PREPARATION
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCttu
Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL. Ann mo-.
StCAL SWBLLlNGs N'''
This Medicine increases the power Of Diy.,,,.,
cxcites the ABsoRBENrs into hcaithful action 49,
the wArERy or cAIoBRous dispositions, and al ~.
NATURAL EELARoKsBSrs are reduced As we'll
and Inflammation. and is good for MBs. woup,,-aa
CHILDREN.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCur
FOR WEAKNESSES
ARISING ERoN ExoEssBs. HABrrs or Disstr,r,.
EARLY ISDiscRErIOR, OR AHusR '
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
indispositon to Rxertion, frss Of Power
Loss o. Memory Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, wntefilness
Dimness Of Vision, Pair IN the B,rt
Universal Iasstude ofthe Flusrine in he Body
Muscular System, Eruptions on tho ~,
Hot Hands, Pallid Couutenanes
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symtoms II allowed to go on which mi. med
cine invariably removes. soon follows
IMPoTENcY, FATUrTY, BPILRPric FITS
In one Of which the patient may expire whoe.n.,v,.
they not frequently followed by those dircfu disease,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many aware OF the cause Of their SUFFERING. nm,
will confess The records Of the insane Ay,lm,
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ANAL,
witness TO the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WIN
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine strengthen anl I'm, nor
ate the system, Which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUcHr invariably does A Trial will convince ia.
most skepdeal
FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES!
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED, OR con
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
+ In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Buchu is unequalcd by any other remedy As in Charo,
or Retention lregularl;y Panfulness or Suppression
Of the Customary Evaeuauons liberated or schirtms
state ofthe Uterus, Leucorrhea whites Serity and
for all complaints incident the sex. whether arising
from lndisereton, Habits Of Dissipation or in Che
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
/ NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Take no Balsam. Mercury or Unpleasant Medicine ht
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
! nEI MRnI NY ENTR-A lltr nIrf,Irt-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07

TESTIM ONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
ftncc,stt practitioners, with have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioutt Of Patents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

DIR. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office
Nos and Bndioott Street, Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course Of study and practical experience Of
unlimited extent. Dr. d. has the qualification OF pre-
senng the unfortunate with remedies that have never,
since he FIRST introduced them failed the most
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07

81 have hesitation in assuring inventors tina, they
employ person competent and trsc0rthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07
FAMILY DYE C0L0RS

Slate Crimson Salmon, Scarlet, Dark Drab, Light Drab,
yellow, Light yellow, Orange, Magenta, Soferino,
French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet
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GENERAL RErEENCEs o. Edward Tyler, Cashier
Suffolk Bank Henry Shed, E,q., Cashier Bank Mu
ua Redemption, any Of the Boston Banks. Mont
p9ier, A. Page, ESQ, Cashier Vermont Bank 02.O4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-07

These bye Coors are expressly for family use having
been perfected At great expense after many years oi
study and experiment The goods ready to wear in
from three hours time. The process is simple,
and any one use The dyes with perfect suooess,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

The regiment 10 now concentrated, with
the exceptions accompanies ID and /, who
still retain tho post above indicated. The
remarkably nice, until within the last three
days, when winter has thought to show US,
in the shape Of SIX inch snow, with the
weather as cold in comparison as winter
up North. -InF7
The health Of the Regiment is good
better, think, than II has been for some
time, IS the sick calls are but lightly attend.
ed at the present time. One death occurred
10 the Hospital yesterday morning, the
iirst and only one in the regiment since we
came here. His name vas VIM Thomp.
son, ,-one Of the drafted recruits who lately
came to the Regiment from Harrison Co.,
Ohio.
Company D, with the exception Of one
man, Clark Vsnhorn, are all able for duty,
numbering, at the present time, with seven
new iecruits who were assigned to our com.
pany, sixty-two M W,
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Rsatls.

rCoRsTAN.--oh 'iaestny, Jan. 9Th, Thomas. So, Of
coi. {, u. Toornan.
GORDNEh,- tuG. 9th. s3, Of Dirth-ria Eva AIary
tJau,ler OF Jan D lnd Aal Gorlner, OF 5ares,iie
'hiO1 agrd ycar' and ! mouth. 't ~ Do
BerraVed psfis try your sars, yoar Eva is not lost
but iGseh from tie evil t. cone. 4G s
Another little form asleep
And lite spril gOle
Arollcr liulr voice ~ hlsh.t, .. Nf.N
Aud n lite al ei born.
Two little ieti the way
70 tue nom. beyo',lthe Sales
q And our h arts are ike The wont that COMES
Wnen strain OF music dies.
THE birls will ii OF the bfanch above,
Ard sing requiem
70 ttefbeauifui little sleeping TORN
That used Ia sing 70 them I'.r .... ..N
But never again will those little lips
10 their song- OF love reply;
For thai svery voic. IS blended with ..t
The lninstresy on nigh Up. H.
NJ ARTlN.--Wl5er, son OF f. q. end Abby Manin
jan 10, 1908, Of soarauua. aged years and ~ days.
Claude, sou oi +. q aud Abby maTln. died Jan. %
,0J. OF Starisn., aged years months IND IL isys
S6k swere remerArhtS i,fesliilg clrdr,-, sr, on
tue tti he'd exhibited ~ their Conversation much of
tle wisdom that from above. They were iduzrd
~ teif parents aud nave eii many loyiig frieIds be-
side who mourn the death OF two children, young so
lovely and SO good L.
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q 90 In Advsnoe-e0 90 if not paid
In Advance. ~ (.

Owing to the enormous increase 10 the
price Of paper, we are compelled to fix oul
tsrns Of subscription, commencing with oul
new volume, on the First OF February, a,
so in advance, or $500 If not paid ia
advdncs.
"a. All Of our subscribers, IT they would get
the paper at the old price, should therefore
sople in previous to the let Of February and
pay for it in advance. THERE CAN BE NO
DEVIATION FROM THIS RUIZ.
Subscribers who are in debt for the pres
eat year can settle it, previous to the lst Of
February, at $3.50; if not paid previous to
that tune, $500 will be charged In all eases.
Some Of our foreign subscribers are in
arrears for two years. We hope they will
settle up previous to the lst Of February |;
aad il they do not pay by that time We will
to stop theis papers, ~ e
Hereafter all notices, of any kind ,ohat
ever,. will be charged for at advertising rates,
aid must be paid for in adeanoe,
Marriages and deaths inserted gratis.
Obituary notices, exceeding ten lines, will
BE- charged half advertising rates, and must
81 paid for before haserted.
The adoption Of these rules has been made
! imperative BY the tremendous rise in paper
and printing materials. We hope our friends
will see the necessity of it, and will in the
uture give THE CHRONICLE the same
cordial support and substantial encourage
mont Il has had in the past. There is still
plenty Of room on our books for new sub
sOribsrs Ifall our friends will make an
earsest effort they can do the paper and
cause great good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

R~Ws give up IA great deal Of our space
in the inside Of thi, seek's issue to dis
oriprion Of the debate in the u. 8. House
Of Representatives between Mossrs. Bing
ham, Wright, and VAllsndishs,D. 1t |,
we'll yrittsn, aud just at this time, whom the
attention of the whole country is directed
10 the efforts Of Vsl!andgLsm aud his
RsbL sympsthisiux ors~ to destroy the
confidence ofthe peoploin the Government,
4ssd divide it, will be read with great in
forest. mas,
We have complete reports ai oil these
'spesdhcs, in the Congressional Glvte, sud
will preserve them for future use.
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A REMARKABLE CONFESSION
"The Yankees Hold All Thew Ever
Held"-''Another Years ProrTess
to Make Tnem Masters Of the


tFrom the Richmond Examiner OF January 2Othl
1t is not altogether an empty boast on the
part of the Yankees, that they hold all thew
have ever held, and that another wear or
two of such progress as they have already
made will fiud them masters of the South.
ern Confederacy. They who think indie.
pendence is to be achieved BY brilliant but
inconsequential victories, would do we'll to
look with the nitaral eye at the magnitude
Of Yankee possessions in our country
Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri, are
claimed as constituent parts of the Conted-
GRAFTON; they are as much in the power of
Lincoln as Maine and Minnesota. The
pledge, once deemed foolish by the South,
that he would hold, occupy and possess
ell the forts belonging to the United States
Government, has been redeemed almost to
the letter by Lincoln Forts Morgan and
sumter we still retain, but, with these OK
cepti0ns, all the strongholds on the sea
board, from Fortress Monroe to the Rio
Grande are in the hands of the enemy.- so
/. Very conso!ing and very easy to say that
1t was Impossible to prevent oil this, and that
the occupation Of the outer edge of the Re
public amounts to nothing. Drewry's Bluff
and Vicksburg give the lie to the first as.
sertion, and the onward movement Of Ro
secrsns toward Alabama, the presence of
Grant in North Mississippi, and Of Curtis
in Middle Arkansas, to say nothing Of Bank, |,
at New. Orleans and Baton Rouge, set at
rest the silly dream that thin strip of sea
coast only is in the possession of our foes. =
The truth is, the Yankees are ia great force
in the very heart of the Confederacy; thew
swarm on all our borders, they threaten
every important city yet belonging to us.
and nearly two hundred thousand OF them
are within two days march Of the Copfed.
sEate capital, This is no fiction. It is a
fact 90 positive that none can deny IL. -
Nor is this ALL The President tails ms
IN. his message, that the troubles with the
ladian tribes have been removed. and fnr.
ther difficulty is anticipated. The iutaiE.
gence we obtain from private and trust-
worty sources does not confirm the Presi-
dents sanguine assertions. The trouble
with the Cherokees was, 10 great part. dus
to the fact that some 1000 Of 8, 600 Of them.
now in arms, had not received I cent Of psy
for IA months. It is true that paper money
has been sent them, and ere now, it is 70 be
hoped, has reached Its destination. But
Indians do not like paper money Still, It
would answer the purpose il Gen. \ Albert
Pike remained to disbarss il, and to .allay
their prejndiees. which be, Of oil men in The
Confederacy, is best aHs to do. Pike, how
s'w. hes rsseasd for good ressoss; dcuht-
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Letter from the 4sd Regiment.

t CAM rxAn BOLIVAR, Tenn. Jan. i7'h. i~i,.
Ma. EDIroR From the fact ths, tho
4yd Regiment and more especially Conpspy
= u, has net been represented in you- paper
for some time, aud thinking it obligatory
upon myself ss Belmont boy to commu
Aisats few words 10 the way Of intorms.
ton, 10 the many who, doubtless, are inter
ested, L do 80 at risk Of making its wor
thy document fer your paper.
For the past month the 4Sd has been at
. stand still, snd in disappointed circum.
stances; considering its displays of success,
and fruitful labors Of the previous season.
About 10 o'clock on the night Of the 10Th
uit,, owing to renewed trosble in the 6sld
.of our former labors, we we're ordered to
Nsrsos our steps, IS reports iddisatsd to
Jaskson, Tenn, which WAS then thought to
Be ip immiuent danger. No longer tims Vrs
spent than was required for Us to supply
ourselves with three days rations, and sew
snty rounasof ammunition, when leaving
our tsnss and baggage behind with the Rcg-
mental teamsters, and few Sick. We re-
paired 70 the depot at Oxford, Miss, and
awaited tho train which short time previ-
eps,had left with the a7th and s9th Ohio
Rsgimsnts for Jackson, Tenn. until noon of
ths 20th, when We, with the SD Ohio
Regiment got aboard, and came to, this
plses, Hhen owing to the subsiding Of ex-
citsmsut At Jaoksen, We were ordered to
stop. The following day the ssd Regiment
proossded to join its brigade, which was
then. somewhere beyond Jackson. and when
sisw days Afterwards the, ssesuutersd the
enemy with ssscsss. In the meantime the
,l3d, which was about al the troops here,
sbsing left in defence OF this post. Judging
from ths events of the occasion which seem
ed TO be occurring to our disadvantage all
aroand VI, and from the past that the enc
my was occasionally showing himyelf in
force around the outskirts of the town. we
did not feel any the less respected on &C.
count of our stopsge here. 1ll
Through the thoughtiulnes of our worthy
Col Wager Swayne, the several compa-
.niss wsre separately assigned to the differ.
alsng the Rail Rosds.S Companies d and /
were stationed ss guards Of Q bridge on the
Central Mississippi X. X. Md across the
Hstchis River, which passes to shs North
Of town about one mile. ti
The bridge Is about ons,half mile long
,5,ppsdiatAlya ,scross the river, while the
sssssel over the bJttoms ON each side makes
the whole near oDs and .. haif miles in
ihpGth;; thus n times Ike the pressst ma
King y sn nimp0rtsss pest. To make the
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Internal Revenue Tax.

| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE 10 all persons of Bel
mon, County who required to pay Internal Rev.
day set forth viz:
81, Clars.Iiie, Monday, jan 12lh-Ie evils Hou.e;
Flushing, Tuesiny, "sslJth-Brspdenbers.ss Store;
Morrisiawn w ednesday, .'s 1tih-Prics iioase;
BarnesNiie. Thursday, - i5th-Nills House;
Sonerton, Friday, 1s,h-PalIrsr House:
Powlisttan. Monday, 1Bh-Henderxhot.;
Beisire, Wednesday, 2iN-Esq Ander.on's ONCE
iof me papo,e Of collecting The United states TsIes
Az tsfes "ot ps d on the days shovs ssn.d wi,l Re
required TO be paid my office ia bridgeport before the
hrrt day OF February next
Any unpaid Taxes after that date must Ls collected
with Ten per cent added thereto.
d l.. HOW ELL. DEPUTY Collector Di,trio ls
Bridgeport, Dec 30, l.62
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cA,L ATrEyrIoN no rnE FOLLOWING

I CALL ATTENTION TO TuE FOLLOWING
I order of the War Department:
"Thc United States Marsbas " the respective Dis
trets the hsyor aud Chief OF Police Of any town or
city The shesd Of the respective counties IL each state
all Porimssers and Justices Of the Peace are
private soldier Gt for duty who may he Io,p,j sbse,
from his command wiboal5us cause. aud convey hin,
TO the nearest military post or depot. pLeusnsporiston
reusosbis erpenses OF tlj- duty aud IS will be TAD
ior each oiccr or privaie I'd aud delivered
Any OF the shove nam.d o1cer, are hereby sotbof.
ikrd 10 tEsr or ngposr to sll soldiers xio do M,
provce sstiss scory pspers on thaT fen,snirr ,irin
They are also authorized 10 sfrcst W,RRrx iorEE spd
JONAH WLkAsos OF Smith Township. 10 N NuLEH of
krtwood Township, aud LEwis NcvmLrlNs Of Unior
Io"hrhp-'irsfed mon Of this County wno have failed
foreport wM ALEXANDER
Jazz Provost Marshsl
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United States Taxes.
ossics or COLLECTOR % iSrrRsAL REyryvx
l6rs COLLECTION DsrDcr os Ono,
CAAnHtDaR IL.refnhsr Is a

orics or COLLECTOR % lNRRsAL REvrSvKI
16rH COLLECTION DIsrIcr os Ono
CAhtHiDsr. o.. December 10, I-s2
In acconsBcs with the provisions OF the i2,h sxeto,
oi an Act 10 provide Internal evcnue suppon ths
passed July 1, ls02 have received ths tannsl co,
lection List from the Assessor the Sixteenth
District o. Ohio. -
Noi'ee hereby given thai the Duties. Tsre. and L.
payable. "a 40 I'd
DAVID y. HOWELL, Depa,y Collector for tue Cour-
" OF Belmont, will remain in his Office in thr ,,yrn o
bndgepor y ssid County onui the FIRST DAY or
fEbhUARf, 1855, to issue Licenses, aud TO receive
and receipt ior the Duties Taxes aud Licenses
~ 'sid County OF Belmont as sforesad All persons
who do not pay within hst tim, will Be sbs 10 pay rnr
charged. y y -
TKpsyahls In 0s,sSnnsm mesey, or as equivalent,
..ftE Ias i. ! x7oC.i J. ALBRIGHT
=, Cslisotor i6h Msaist Ohlo
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Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE ls Hereby GIVEN To oil whom il ina N
coneern that suy person residing in the Townslips
wayne somcr.et Warren. Goshen kirk ood Flush
ing Union and kichlsId desiring 10 isks cut a license
ioi any o the trades business or occupations requiring
LICENSE therefore under the Excise Law, can te sc-
coinnodated BY stating IN euer the or
ne ss and nature of such Tor which they may
and will hll blank application, and send the same by
at Belmont Belmont Co, O.
ALONZO p. MILLER
Assessor 3D. Division, ieih Assessment Dist Ohio.
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State OF Ohio, Belmont Co., IS
Court OF Common Rls

J.
Isaac H. bsnciard A HE DEFENDANTS non
residents otthe II atr oFO
John Fra Ks Re- will take rolic1. that on hi,
becca Frank, his day the Plaintiff has 6e ID in n
s5ovr named courI his petition sgainst -m the object OF
which Is u ofecose ivo Ho1gs nsde by the de,rn.
ts's to tn Plauid, for = 90 aote aud mortgaqe
dated ts lth day OF lane TO- the other lor SjUO note
aud moyage dated .Ot OF June leo each at one yeuf
with interest from datr st per c-L r-r snnut 10th
mortssres oi The SAM land de.cnted as follows. tie
West hail oitnc Southwest quHrer OF Sec. g. Township
and rage Of the Marietta di-reG also hitern acres
adloihx the said lrsci. being OF the y T. quarter
oil the > l. quarter oi See .. Township range co =
veyed tn the ssid John Frsuk- BY Jacob Yocum the i-t
Of July l9 that The whole OF said notes aud m
ieres Is due together with s2i u aid ior de Mt
es on the same
The substance OF the prayer is, that unless by sher
day TO be named the said money be pnd that tn. said
tracts 81 land be sold and that q - proceeds the
Plainth's claim be paid
The defendants are therefore reqused 70 stnwer said
petition on the 2-lh day OF February lrSj d said pen.
ton w1 be taken as true and confessed by you, and
judgment will be en'ersd accordingly
JAMES +. CBARl.ESWORTH, Clerk.
Jan. ist lse3--6w. =,
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Aucti0neer'S NOtiee.

HEREBY TENDERA SERVICES 10 III. public
us Auctoreer trusting by due attention to bu.iU
10 merit share OF public patronage, hsy.s .ppusd fos
eesr a. Anctioheer under ,he Exci.e Law o. tie u
same by addressing me al hunIer Heinloni Co. Onio
Isi JOSEPH D MAYS, Auctiole,r
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Asw advertisements.
Adm tss { tsfs.afO,.'s .VOsice.

.NoriCE. ~ hEREBY GIVEN that al the Probate
~ coar foT Belmont county the undersigned was
appointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estate
Aianson herrick, deceased, ate OF Belmoat county
All hose ndehsd 10 said eststs are requested 10 make
imnediate payment and Hose having clnins agaias
said estate are notified 70 present them or seuemen
within year from thiS dase III
Jan. - S3-3wpd. l. p WHITE Admr
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TQDEH0SHE

TsHEREBY GIVEN 10 JOHN DARRAH the, C.
g. Davenport did on the gh day Of February de-
post IN the Treasury Of belmont County tie SUN Of
tN H.lsr Interest and penalty fot the redemption Of
'o NO 81 ~ tue town el Bsfne-viIe sold ia ihe nsme
Of william D. Alder. at Tsr Sale. Jsn. 18th. IsGI. aud
That ssid sale hereby cancelled and said lot
10 the name Of said c. 4 Is. Daveiipou
Jan 4, th6J
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

LAYING DETERMINED TO REMOVE TO TIN,
IL dIty Of Wheeling wiitsen the House in ..
wlichl reside, with the premises suarhed COW I'M
we'd 'ihe premises adjoiss tbr town Of ST. Csiss-
ys asi ees,sns y ~srciiespf Pesss grr " VI rlefy
OF Apples. Peaches Cherries Rsspberrirs and al ma,
desabie varieties Of Grapes u well as gr. At az. ty
OF very hne Ornamental Trees aud shrubbery.
;, jai5 . u - DAM pEcK n
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~THE 9sth regiment, it is thought,
will soon join Gen. Rosecrsns' army in
Tennessee. Several Of our citizens left on
Monday to visit their friends in the regi.
ment.
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Notice In Partition.

Andrew Gregg, plaintiff, ,rTHE defendaafs
against i the ,bovo name
Arcadia Gregg, Joseph Dubois cass are hereby nou9
Lydia Dubois his wifA Harley ted that petition has
Wilson and Cilica Wispn, his been filed IN the Cous1
wife, Elisha Gregg, JQ1 iioge OF Common Pleas II
aud Elizabeth 805er vile, Belmont County, Ohio.
Arthur Gregg, Anna Eg, Ss- by the said pleintiif
rah GTegg and AbilnnA Gregg, against them ssiing
defendants. for the assignment Of
dor TO th61aid Arcada, and for partition Among the
oer defendhs and The plaintiff ~ thfee certain farms
"a which Abner Grogg, ale Of saideonqIS, dice seized
And possessed, situste in Goshen Tck,shp, in said
county md being in Township and g1kGe 5, one being
- South half OF Southeast quarter OF Section "a.
t4nipy about % acrcs-one being rar Of the North
quarter Of SECTION %, containing about 10t
the other being part Of the Northeast quarter OF Section
23, containing about i00 acres. And that the
term OF the said Cour application will DO made for
order for the partition Of said pepisss,
Dec. as, 1sos-ew