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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE Of q deed OF trust executed BY Hugh
- Nichols on The i7lh day Of March, is5V, snd now
oi record III Ohio county, STATE OF Virginia ia book a.
page J72 will sell n tie city u Weei IT, Mt the FROM
door Of the Court House. the frst Monday OF July
no. ILL., and ~ feet Of Lot No lO2 part of ints No
nnd p aud iali OF lot No ~, all ia tue First Ward Of
the city OF Wheeling.
Also at the same place and time, piece OF ground
with the improvements thereon. located at the West end
OF Union street on the wharf, formerly known the
Ferry House.
Also at the same time and place the following pro-
perry IN Grabains addition la the city OF Wheeling. on
Quincy Street. Lot No Il I lot No 2j, lot "a loi No
D. Also. ia East Wheeling NOrh | OI Ioi No. 20, oi
NJ UJ. and lot No. -
Also at the same time and plare 10 shares Of stoc
lh the Belmont brge Company. aIiJ 10 shares OF stoc
ia the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia
VIII also sell under deed VI trust the second
Monday in July. sB3 in the OF Molndsville, Mar
shall county. State OF Virginia. a Isrm known as the
Soc kan Place, situated IN said Marshall county the
wsers Of Fish Creek containing $50 less.
SAID farm IS six miles from Glen Easlon and eight les
from Cameron. &c..
Also will cell, under said deed Of trust the third
Monday N July. l-t In tic town Of Martinsvie, State
OF Ohio. Belmont couhty. the Nariinsvie Ferry right
and boat. the Cottage Hotel with lots No So aud 1856
together with two pieces ami acres OF ground all To-
Gated III the said town OF Mar.nsville.
Terms Of Sale-One-tird in cash the balance in g. IL
and 10 months, with approved security. aud ttr retained
until the money is paid. ISAAC COTI'S, Trustee.
May a. l-6]
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The Siege at Vicksburg.

NEW YoHK, June 1.-The Herald 8
Washington dispatch says that from Vicks-
burg the Government has no intelligence
later than the Goth, when Grant was pro
pressing favorably. The silence Of Rich.
mond papers is considered auguring that
nothing has occurred at Vicksburg encourag-
ing to the rebels. &
The correspondent Of the Herald dating
near Vicksburg> the 22d says, this is the
fourth day Grant army has lain around the
intrenchments of Vicksburg. During that
time there has been daily battles and con.
tinual cannOnade. At least 1900 Of oul
men have been hrs du co ,ibat in several
charges ordered against rebel. earthworks.
During last night the gunboats and NOR.
tsrs iu front Of Vicksburg kept up con
tinpal fire aud several buildings burped b
sxplodihg shells. At 8 O'Clock this morn
ing canpoDading commenced along our en-
Ore line from every bill top in front of the
ensmy's works-rebei guns we're dismount
cd, embrasures torn out aud pairapets anG
csissons destroyed. The rebels were pow
sAsas 70 reply Is our skirnishers were clos
10 the works unerrisgly picking of th'
rebel .gunneYs.
fkS a-usssssile pcntinued t1o hours
when. Smiths, Carts q and Ostefhaus' divi
tions charged through = inurderous eros
And enfilading Ere, close up to the rebs
korks, where an ifnpassable ditch wit
Sharp stakes, was encountered. Our me
planted their flag directly ia front of III
Fort, then crOuchcd down behind the em
bankmeut out OF range Of the rebel fire.
The rebels inside the fort could not shov
themselves above the parapet without NEE,
lug death from our sharpshootcrs. Fh
only way they could effect anything was b
cutting of the fuses to the shells, lightin
them and rolling them out over the int
slope of the embankment.
subsequently, our boys with picks an
thoysls dug bresch into one fort aud
WIS thus taken. ,e
One fort vas sslfantly taken by storm
Cars diviAoa. ,Ha.s
During three days we lost s officers killet
including 8 Coforels and so wounded.
Steele force d reported to have 10
l,0O0 men.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

I WILL offer for sale. at public auction. on FRIDAY
THE 10rB DAY OF July, 1888 at o'clock p.
NJ, upon the premFes the following described real es-
tuie.
The farm owned and occupied by John SUIT late OF
the county aforesaid deceased, and situate in the county
Of Belmont and State OF Ohio. being the Southwest
quarter Of Section Vo. 81, Township No. Q. aud Range
No. 3-excepiing IL acres roods. and perches adj
joining the North boundary line. sold and conveyed
from said quarter section by the said John SUIT Mary
Tenpleon-leavinR said farm TO contain ABOUT hun
drcd and foriyeght acres. Appraised $1,000 Terms
OF sale, one third Ia hand one-ihrd IN one year and
third in years from the day Of sale with ine
est. The payments to be secured by mortgage the
premises sold.
There is 10 dover the premises. The improvements
good-arm well watered-over 100 acres of cleared
land-well accommodated with timber and public roads
aud lies only miles North Of Glencoe Station. the
Central Ohio Railroad. JOHN WELSH,
Executor Of John Stitt, deceased.
June e. 1883
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Fairbanks' Scales.

In recent number Of the Boston Daily
Evening Trayeler,i is the following report Of
. case tried in the Superior Court Of that
City:
1.-The plaintiffs claimed 800 90 balance
due for platform Scale sold defendant. =
The defence was, that the Scale was TO be
equal to q sample of Fairbanks make. He
claimed that it was inferior. and therefore
demanded deduction from the price. Evi
tiehce Was Introduced to show that the Scale
supplied was not Of more than half the
strength Of the Fairbanks Scale, with which
il was to be equal in every respect. Verdict
for plaintiffs, $64 60.
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HARYESY OF 1863.
Woods Improved
2-HORSE MOVING MACHINE
PRICE 800.

IN PRESENTING our machine the present season to
the farming community. would say that il Is very
much improved III many important points over any pre-
cedng year. is strengthened la the main shoe pitman
and stakeholder, and the dividing shoe has
wheel which lessons the draft while the cutierbar
he elevated or lowered by simply changing the bolt
Of the wheel; aud now say without hesitation tha,
offer THE BEST MOVING MACHINE IN THE
COUNTRY. Our mnchne has taken premiums al
Fairs aud moving matches both in this country aud in
Enr aud and France than all other moving machines
together.
LODGED GRASS WITHOUT CHOKING, AND GIVE FULL ANr
ENTIRE SATISFACTION EVERY CASE on SALE. II viii
equally we'll steep hill side OH level ground,
will cut wherever a wagon can he drawn.
This machine took the premium nj the United sinte,
Fair at Cincinnati last September. all competitors
and there whole of moving and reaping
chimes exhibited at that Fair II has also been
iul IN every instance where il has had fair trial will
other machines, by actual wosk;ipr,se hssd.
J.LiPPINCOTT y. e. SON,
my2s1m' MORRISloWN, OHIO.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

1900 copies issusd. A new Singing Book tos sekAsh
and Serfnaries. called the Day School Bell, s
ready II contains about 900 choice songs. ronnds,
catc1es duets. tios qusftes, and choruses many OF
iem written expressly for this work. besides 90 pages Of
The Elrmenis OF Music which essy and progressive.
Among the large number OF beautiful pieces may b
found. Uncle Sans School," DO nj you hear the
children coming. y Always look on the sunny side,
The liue lass" nnh .Iiilc lahr oh " were .
little bird" rirI Of beauiy" Pretty pair tree" "Anvil
Chorus Meet me by the running hro0k." 30 II 10
compiled by Horace Waters suthor OF Ssbbsth echool
Bellr Nos aud 2. which have had the enormous sale
Of $4,000 eorie'. Prees-pspef covers IS cens, e2D
per hundred bound. 20 cents s& per handred cloth
copes furnished at the IoV proc. Malsd 81 the ssssa
price.
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May IL, 1863.
Probate Court, Belmont Go. 0.
Petition to sell Lands to Pay Debts.


Maria Hutchinson and John J. Kerr,l TIME ABOVE
Adm'rs OF John w. Hutchinson, decd i named de:
vs. PENDANTS, who are.
Caroline Kerr and Samuel L. Kerr nom sidents Of
her husband Martha Jane Mckee 4 The State Of Ohio,
Joseph Mckee her husband, Mary are hereby noti-
Hutchinson, and others fed tifnt the above
named plaintiffs on the 5th day Of May 1854, filed their
petition in The Probate Cotlf within and for the County
OF Belmont aud State Of Ohio alleging that the personal
estate OF said decedenf is Insufficient 10 pay his debts
and the chnrges Of administering his estate that he died
seized in fee simple Of the following described real es
tate situate in said county 10 wit Part Of the North.
west quarter OF Section ~, Township s. Range CON
thinning 25 ucres less, and more particularly de-
scribed in said petition That Maria Hutchinson as
widow OF said decedent is entitled TO dover in said
premises That Elizabeth O. Kerr Cafline Kerr Martha
Jane Mckee, Virginia hutchinson aud Mary Hutchinson
ladusL and Irene Hutchinson and Sarah A. Hutchinson
imnots heirs al law, hold the next estate Of In
h,rtance therein. aud that Thomas H. Genin holds
mortgage saidpreses 10 secute The payment OF 5000
and ihterest.
The prayer OF said petition is for The assignment Of
dover 10 said Martha Hutchinson, and for the sale Of
said premises subject such dover eslae, for the pay
nen OF the debts and charges aforesa and for other
proper relief ..- -icga
Said petition will be for hearing the 9th day Of June,
1861 nj 10 o'clock A. or as soon thereafter as ooun-
sci eau be heard. MARIA HUTCHINSON
Nh JOHNy }. KERR
Admits OF John w. Hutchinson, deed.
BY d. d. T. CowKS, their Auy.
May y 1s63-4w
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t&THE MASS MEETING ON THE 18th

tSTHE MASS MEETING ON THE 18th
Or J6NE.-The Committee Of Arrange
,nents have secured the services of Vaus''
Cornet Band, of Wheeling, for the mass
meeting on the 18th Of June. The meeting
will be held in the beautiful oak grove, iu
the Fair Grounds. Seats will be provided
for the ladies' We will be able to give fur
ther particulars next week.
In this connection, we would urge the
people to bring allthe National flags with
them that they can get. There can't be
too many.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. 1

is entire work Of io3 pages and nearly 2as iunea
and hymns. As the music is little difficult IL 10
just the book to follow Bell No Nearly milliou
OF these BELLS have been Issued and now nnsn
hrough this and other countrirs Among the many
choice pieces may be found hall meet beyond a.,
RyeTr There Is 4 B-punl World Sorrow sha |
come again more DO nit you hear the angels
higfn Thou. God. me- sabbath Bells chime T.
&c Prices OF Bell No I are same as Bell No p Bo' i
number. eau he obtained in one volume, price boun
copy 10 SIS per hundred; cloth bound, embossr
gi 80 SIS per 100 - copies furnished al the ~
prce. Mailed al the retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

THREE million pairs of Metal tips are an.
nually applied to the toes Of Children 3
shoes. 1t is claimed that one pair will out
wear three without tips, this would make
an annual saving of nearly six million dol
lars to those that>use them, an important
item at the present time. An acquaintance
who has three children, informs, us that
since he commenced buying Metal tipped
shoes lone year ago) be has saved the price
of new boots for himself Commercial
Bulletin.
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s~REcRUrrs FOR THE 55rH MAssAoHU

s~REcRUrrs FOR THE 55TH MAssAoHU.
sErTs (CoLoRED) REaIMENT.-We learn
that q colored men have gone from Somer-
set Township to join the 55th Massachusetts,
Regiment. Two from the neighborhood Of
Belmont have also gone These men were
nearly all recruited through the efforts OF
Mr. A. L. Harper, patriotic colored man
of Somerset Township. They are all stout
and brawny men, asd will make brave and
intrepid soldiers. We will watch the course
of the 55th Massachusetts,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
THE ArHEN !EuM COLLECTION

contains between 300 and 400 psges of tunes and b, ma
new and old, OF the choicest kinds or church. ST. nday
school, revival missionary temperance prayer AMI con-
ference, and all kinds OF sacred md social ueehngs-
The music in ihis hook has life and Hnnnion in H. like
lShning Shore Res, for the Weary shall we know
each other herer, shall we NEE! hey ond the vert
There is a Beau,ifni vorla.- kind Wordsn ":'wes
Hour OF Prayer There is n Land OF Love" suffer
le children 10 come 1nio me- -tiod the Nation"
&c Prces-sng- copies, bound 50 CENTS $40 per 10oi
cloth bound embossed gilt GO cents $50 per 100 Mailed
HORACE WATERS. Agt
....f ls1, broadway, New Yush,
Publisher OF the above Books.
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Publl.,sd BY HORACE WATERS, AgrL
No Aaf, broadway, New York,

XITATERs' CHORAL. HARr-A new saut'y
w School Book. OF 100 ruses Of beauiifil Hymns
and Tune. Il couiains many gems such Shall ~
know each other therer Safer iIue ehildrnn TO soib
II rnye me with rny Invthrrr "Br leadetb beside si
wn,ersr &c Price paper covers 20 cents; fi5 per lf
bonnd o5 c.nts sa0 psr iea Il Is edited by HoRAt
WATERS Author OF "Sunday School Bells" Nos. l.
and which bave had the enormous eisht
hsadred thousand col les !uu published by
HJRASE WATERS, No. tra, Brnad~sy d. y
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 90 pages OF song.. duets and chorses. bob
sacred and secular. including "a pages Of prayen ~
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited for social singing as well "a Sabbsh
worship. Amouy the many beautiful pieces may 10
found. Where liberty dyye.s is my county" TIE
Christian Hfror Three Cheers for our Bannern "Conse
sing 10 heaven "C ouma. The Gem Of the Ocean,
Marching Aiongn &c. Prices-paper cover, Is cana
$40 per 100. Mailed Al The retail price.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

XNE will cell st public veBdus, on the aS'h Of
wv 9Th month"; (Jun~j 1909, the pry'nlses. tupdry
LOIS In the iowH Of Marnnsviile, Belmont county Ohio
Also, nm out lot Of laud contsining about four
Said properly belongs Jointly 10 hs estate Of Benjamin
w, isdd, deceased. and Collier n. MinEe.
Marnsvir 10 situated on the Ohio River nearly op-
posite the city Of Wheeling Va Il 10 n foUiishng
Town. snd from many advantages has for manufae
turing and oIer purposes offers very desirable oppof-
iunity for invesupeins Terms. which will be easy,
made known on the day of sale Sale positive. and
the title ndispusble ssle 70 conmenee at 10 gsleet
A. ~ WM BATES
THOMAS WOOD.
Executors Of D. W. fadd. deeeased
SAMUEL WOOD,
Agent of Collier n. Minge
June 4, 1879 Id y en1ci
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Militia Notice.

NOTICE is hersby given 10 oil white male citizens
IN between the nges OF Il snd 49, Of the Township c
ciand, that " pursuance OF law enacted by the last
Legislature the Assessor has filed intbe Clerks Office
Of said Township list N all white hSfe citizens being
eighteen years Of age and under forty 1--WE, aud that the
Trustees Of said township will hear and determine
claims for exemption from military duty within twenty
days from this date, according 10 said law.
ISAAC d. JOHNSON, Clerk.
June 4, IS03. .-2w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

D6IN another column We print "Pas
torl Letter." adopted by the PreSbytery OF
Redstone, one Of the oldest Plesbyteries in
the country. There are great many per-
sons in the Presbyterian Church who might
profit BY perusal of this document
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

contains Ia pages and nearly 7f0 and ymns ara
is the popular r. 3. Book ever issued Among the
most popular pieces are, kind words' Eden Above
Christian IftIo,n Beautiful Zion Il ought love my
Mother rhe Angels told 90" "In the Light "Rest
for tie Weary &c PnScs-paper covers. 70 cents
each SIS hundred; bouni IS cents 80 ,hundrs
cloth bound, embossed gill; 10 cents, e25 per LOO
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Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Pfoyaie cour n
] Belmon County, Ohio made on The 5ti Day Of day.
1893 In the case OF Ire Evans Guardian Of Thomas u.
Mays against his wafd sDd others. The undersgned will,
thr 9Th day Of June 1853, at 10 o'clock OF th.
premises, Offer At public sale the following descnbed
real estnie situate IN snid County Of belmont TO wit;
The undivided ninth par OF cerfan tracts Of land
The fsi tract being the East hall OF the Souhw GUST
ter Of Section O. Township6 aud Range o, containing
II .Us acres. more or less,
The second tract being the Northeast par OF The Norb'
west quarter ri Section In said Township and hugr,
containing 5Ji acres. more or less.
said tracts being the premises conveyed n Iohn
N. Evans now deceased by brnel Berry and of which
said John N. Evans died s~ized.
rRpNs o, rALGi One-tbird cash on the day of sale
ne-ihind IN and 10 two years from day ot sale
the d~1enred psymcnts besf interest IRON The day OF
sale at the rate of per cent per sunu payable nsnu
ally.
Appraised s ssg 10 LEE Ev8Ns,
Guardisn Of Thomst u Mays
NAV T. fs1a -Sv
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Married.

TAYLOR-RAMSEY.--Om the I'd Of May, 1862 by
David Pogue, Esq, MIR Noble Taylor aud Miss Nancy
L. Ramsey, all OF Belmont County.
sCOTT-TINDsEy.-On the 2eth day Of May. by Da-
vd Pogue, Esq, Mr.. Joshua V Scott and Mrs Pene-
lopy Lindsey, all Of Belmont County. T.
FOX-GRIMEs.-On the 9th Of May, by Rev. D. True
man, Mr.. Thomas Fox and Miss Lizzy Grimes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

h6-TEACHERs' examination, at the usu-
al place, on Saturday, June 9th, commen-
cling ut O'Clock A. NJ, precisely.
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IouIsvILLs, June i, "A spscial to fhe
journal, fiesn Mutffeesboro, 30th ult, says
Msrmsdtts il reported to have csptured
Hslsna, Ark, and . regiment Of negroes,
&hs, together with the white officers were
kank 49, s;s'ss ,sse ~ b fsaEs . ~
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Internal Reventle,
10Th day Of June,
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate cour for
lN Belmont County Ohio, the nnderigned APP
pointed aud qualified Administrator Of the estate Of
Isaiah Sheppard, decd late Of said County.
All those indebted said requested to make
Immediate payment: and those huvug claims against
said notified TO present them for seteinent
w,lhin year from this date.
DAVID PoGUE, Admir-
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WATERS. CHEAP MUSIC FOR rHE mLLlow,

Arranged as solos duets, qnarieits. snd ehorus-s ~
musical societies. chors Sunday scnopls puhie schooia
seninariss etc Shall we kuAw each other thereys
'Dun'i you hear the Angels eom'ngn shall we lneo
beyond the rivrrn he in tim.n 'fhers is beshiifa
wordr Where Liberty dwells l. my eonntry,r u roe
doui Truth. and Right" We coming Fhhsv
Abra'a six hundred thousand moren There Is and
OF Love- sorrow shall aesn more. "fien en-
il Home Come sing to me OF ieaven ii and in sir his
I'VE will love our Sunday school, -ssir God 10 CHI
ing on.r tiod the Nsiion Whiner's song Of The
Plantation Nerron Fair Freedoms Morn has dnw ned
ai Iasi.n Over the mountain" y ille Fila Ans l."
Willie 5 gone 10 Hcay aye.r Suiier litile children
come unto me-" Bury in thr moune. Moth. e"
Come thy resi- Sweet hour OF Pruysrn Ne. Tres
cents 30 cents per doyrn 81 per iOa; pos'nge c'm
each In sheet ionn, with Piano acconps 'ihen, Is o.
Pusli..sd by HORACE WATERS, As1
No AsI, Broadway, New York"
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains % pages Of .ongs duets and choruses for Fr
dom. Among the choice pieces would name, Il as
Freedoms morur % iefmy people gon ''Over the
tain.n They worked all the day.r de. Price 5crn0
single 50 cenls dozen, % per i0o pos'sgs one ss
each.
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RUTH: A SACRED cANTATA,

contains I26 pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer IN ~
by Prof Gull This r excellent book for fos
Che young. Pricespuprr covers 20 cents e6 per ~;
bound IS cent, So per 100.
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains - pages Of and hymns designed vr Fsv
val. prayer aud conference meetings Price Ia apes
covers single COPIES 10 cents, se per 100. Mailed 10
retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

:. ~A SERMON may be expected in the
U. p. Church Of this place on next Sab
bath from Rev. T. z. Dysart.
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sWTHE UNITED STATES Circus, Thayer
and Noyes broprietoYs, which sto show
here to. day, Wednesday, was exhibiting
in Pittsburgh last week. The Dispatch says
the show drew the largest crowd on Tues
day evening that ever assembled there to
zee similar entertainment. People almost
became wild for admission tickets, and after
every seat was occupied and all the en-.
frances blocked up with humanity new
udihers presented themselves and reluctant.
ly retired on learning that every available
space was filed.
The Dispatch further snys:
The entertainment is certainly first class,
and the variety offered removes all wear-
tomeness. Mr.. Jas. Robinson, the great
bareback rider, surpasses himself in some
of his daring horsemanship. Many OF his
acts are really fearful to behold, aud how
he uransges to stick on his horse standing
erect on one foot as the animal dashes
around the ring at locomotive speed is q
pushing wonder to all. The clowns are
funny il the extreme, and succeed admira-
bly, in keeping up war of laughter from
their first entrance to their final exit. The
splendid looking horses and the homely
mules are very proficient in their duties,
and cause any amount Of wonder and merri.
ment.
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A GARD.

HAVfNG SOLD MY STOCK OF DRUGS. MOD
IL einss and fftafs. 10 the firm of MesHs. weldsy
ColsmaD tsfer returning sincere thanks my numef-
Gus customers for their liberal stronags ND past vur.
would take pleasure IN Introducing your favorzbls
consideration my successors aud ask eoninusnce Of
The sane and having made arrangement, remain in
the esablishDent til Spring of the purpose Of settling
my hooks will also attend 10 the filing OF all oIdefs
and Prescriptions JAS. w. COLLINS.
Nov % i962.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

SHOULDER BRACEs.-A superior article fs
~ Ladies aud Gentlemen Just received and for sale nj
WELDAY 4 COLEMAN'S Drug Store.
fe5 One door West OF Lewis House, 81 Clsir~vills
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The Want of an Ocean Telegraph to
New Orleans.

NOW OrIean4.
1t is stated by gentlemen in high official
position that the report of the Senate
Military Committee, adverse to the House
graph to New Orleans, has already cost the
Prompt communication with Gen. Bank,
at this juncture would be Of inestimable
value to the Union cause, as the re enforce.
ment Of Grant by his army would render
the capture Of Vicksburg certainty
Wash. Cor. N. Y. Tribune.