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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
Latest Dispatohes from Gen. Grant.

Latest Dispatches from Gen. Grant,
W ksniSaToN. Nov. 27,--.neadqusrter-
have received despstehss from Gvucral
Grant, da;od Chattanooga, November u,
A. 81, stating that the route OF the enemy
is complete. Abandossd way nS, csssions
and pieces Of artillery are lvuuI everywhere
Thinks Brasg's loss in artillery is fully 60
pieces. A large numbt vi prisoners wer,
captured. The pursuit will continue to Red
Clay in the morning. Gen. Grant says he
starts for there in few hours.
WASHINGTON, November II. 3 p. MA
special to the Tribune says
Advices received this morning by the
War Depsrtmet from Gen, Gran, state
that the pursuit OF the rebels was continued
Yesterday by Hooker and Thomas Gen.
Bragg attempted to make stand at Chick
amauga Station, but was again forced back.
The rebels were in full retreat on Dalton.
There was nothing later from Burnside. -
II Is conjectured that Lougstreet will at
tempt to rejoin Bragg, but ample provision
was made to prevent the consummati0n OF
any such attempt. He will therefore be
forced to retreat into Virginia il he is able
to get away at all. ..'I.. q
There is official authority for asserting
that in the several battles just fought he
fore Chattanooga, we have captured TOD
prisoners. roHtntoJ > Io .r1YD
LATER.
CHATTANOOGA. November ZIP. NJ
The situation tonight is highly satisfac-
tory. .l.l .l....i. i.
Hooker's, Palmer's and Sherman's com
mands are nearly ten miles beyond Chicka.
mauga creek, in pursuit of the crumblins
army Of Bragg, who is making avery effort
TO uscsps. Onr advance is near Dalton.
| In sharp fight this morning Palmer'c
advance took 4 guns and 400 prisoners. .1,.
Sherman is reported to have advanced
from Tyners Station on the left to-day, and
Gu, off 2OO0 rebels.
The roads along which Bragg is retreat
ny, q lined with cassiOns, wagons, commits
sary and medical stores. sru
Prisoners say II is impossible for the rebel
leaders to make their troops stand
Col Longs cavalry command returned to-
day from raid on the East Tennessee rail
road They destroyed the road for fifteer
miles above and below Cleveland; burned q
rebel foundry at Cleveland, where larg,
quaotity oi munition and 100 wagons wer,
stored, and captured 300 prisoners. q.feqq
He was subsequently attacked by supe
rior force Of infantry, cavalry and artillery
hut succeeded in bringing oil Of his prison
ers Of. 1'7' f". : nnt
Our los. in the three days fight will no
exceed 5000. r-1h.r
Gen. Logan has arrived. -'- ~ 30 ,1.'y .,' :.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
SoMrrHIso IN FAVOR OF MARRIAGE, :

SOMETHING IN FAVOR OF MARRIAGE.
Powers, the sculptor, writing to friend on
what people call the folly Of marrying with.
out tho .neans to support family. express
es frankly his own fears, when he found him
selfin this very position: TO toll the truth,
however, family and poverty have done
more to support me than | have to support
them. They have compelled me to make
exertions which I hardly thought myself
capable of, aud often when on the eve Of
despairing, they have forced me like a COW.
ard in corner, to fight like hornet not for
myself but for my wife and little ones!'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

A0THANKsaIvlNa DAY. THANH, ,lfvins
was observed ~ usual in our town. Some
few persons closed their places Of busiuess
entirely, while others left just sign enough
sbout their front doors to let persons know
they were prepared to wait on their custom
era a.s.tr
= A very large conoourse Of people gather
cd in the NJ. L. Church at II O'Clock. to at.
tend service there. Tne various congrega-
tions in town united in service. Rev. D..
r. Campbell, Of the Presbyterian Church,
conducted the exercises, which were opened
with an appropriate prayer by Rev. Hugh
Parks. Rev. j. B. Johnston, ofthe United
Presbyterian Church, delivered the sermon.
1twas On able production-a mssssrly and
eloquent vindication Of the National cause;
asd made every patriotic heart in his au-
lienss rejoice and take courage. Mr.
Johnson's sermon on that occasion should
be published. The exercises were closed
with prayer by Mr.. Campbell and the beHe-
dictiou by Mr.. johnson. 'a,
After service was ever, the pastor OF the
Nj. Il. Church, Rev. J. NJ. Carr, called tho
sttsntion Of the audience to the appeal from
the U. 8. Christian Commission for ma
tsrial aid in prosecuting their labors. Mr..
Carr explained the objects of the Christian
Commission. A collection was taken up,
and t57 realized. A meeting was then or
ganizsd to take iate cousidei alton the pro-
ject Of organising 4 society auxiliary to U.
8. Christian Commission. Judge Cowen
was Gallo d to the chair and j. b, Losssley
appointed Secretary. After some discus
sion. it was determined to organize such 3
society, and to endeavor to extend its work
ings throughout the county. Judge Cowen
was elected President, Raw. j. B. Johpston
asd Rev. d. r. Campbell Vice Presidents,
hsv. j. M. Carr Secretary, and George
Brown Treasurer. An Executive Cemmi,-
toe was also appointed, and the Society de-
tsrmined to endsavor to procure suitable
lectures occasionally from ministers and
others who had visited our armies 1t ID
thought the exchequsr Of the Society can
be very materially increased in this way
and al the same time personscan be pro6ted
by hearing good lectures from eminent men
The officers Of the Society lay their plar
Of operations before the public in On ad
dress, which will bs found in another col
umn.
ID Il is On object which should enlist th,
humane and Christiau people al over ou
Land. sf erF' dInt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
Letter from the 25th Ohio.

lh y - az, o.,s Rva,vxS,o yI,)
Fottr IsnAsD' = O., Nov aS,h. iscs 5 i
ND CHRONICLE To-day oeing SUNDAY
anh there Deing no estaol'shea chu'ch ~
ms eud OF yod crea'ion' and our ern''
Chap'a'ns al na'ing been sent 10 the IRON
TOT some ".soemeanor or o'her no douoto
"a P"""" na'nre, l nave cast ABOUT me
TOT me mex. oes' tn'ng could DO, ana MT
Upon 'nc 'oe'", "r','h9' NOT oo"k' TOT 10
'"o oeS' U, my know'cdge nave no ehemie' I,
!" p'e"Se' oa. rev cruoc lines to your non
o'ao'e sell mere are nut lew pre'ume'
!" ne''non' penn county VINO are not posted a.
10 'ne whereabouts sof the "ofd 18th, And
any description OF our present locality and
su''ouho'ne' ""uld oe nut rsPstiuon oi
:" o'' 'o'u 'a'e Inc general heahh %
,"e regiment Is excellent IN TACT tt has never
"een oe,oer than az tue present tine.
"as 'ea'iu' that the chanBe from aSorthern
70 IN essentially Southern chmTes would
nave proven de''terlous to the health of
majority out am happy to say the con
.rary mas been the case. All the Ohio troops
IN 'his Department seem equally exempt
from disease. and take to the sand and
swamps hke they were It" the msnor born. .
why such should pc the case Fam unable
to assign rerson' Hufess 1t be that the ro
Dust constitution and happy careless tenn
permanent so abundant IN our Western
homes mas been largely Inherited by the
gallant Volunteers OF 1851. Whlle' ho~ov-
er' ~c are thus merclful'y 'pared the de
mon OF the camp, above and below u.s. the
troops from the Eastern States suffer terri
p'yi those rom New YORK ana Msssachu'
sets especially. Is is common occurrence
to hear from three to five funeral sal
vos per day from the New York Aes''nent
nearest u.s. The boys assign as reason for
no deaths occurring among Us: absence OF
keglmental Sutler. .,.st,...
The election rctnrns from Ohio have
been received, and l neednot say with what
Joy the news was received. The returns
from the 18TH will tell all that suffice il
to say. We are pleased with our friends al
home, for the noble stand they have taker
~ behalf OF our bleeding country, and tbanl
thSm heartily sor the hope and encourage
ment they have 80 handsomely held out 4
US while periliug life and limb at thei
country's call, can assure them all that 70
newed confidence has been instilled into th'
heart OF every Ohio soldier BY thdsweopinl
denuhclstion Of treason and traitors. Ant
then the high and patriotic resolves which
caused each and every ono OF us to rush tt
arms IN v!nd'caflon our countrys homo
IN 1861 has In 1868 been re-kindled ant
augmented IN eaeh bosom now remaining o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

PsYoHoEo6IcAL.- -''Ssm" said an intsr.
esting young mother to her youngest hope
full, do you know what the difference is be.
tween the body aud soul2 The soul, my
child, is what you love with, the body carries
you about: This Is your body, touching
the little fellows shoulders, and arms) but
there is something deeper Ia you can feel il
now. What is that r. "Ohi l know, ?
said Sam, with fash Of intelligence In biz
eyes, ".shat's my flannel shirt. ."-[Nsw Bed
ford Mercury.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
Assistant Assessors NOiC.
Hels,lO,st common Pleus,

William Brown. Administrator, NJOrICE ~ here
3, of James Roseman, deceased, IN by given 10
vs. h'loh' |7 tho ebove name,t
S1rah A. Roseina. Jas r. Rose- defendun,s thstthe
man, Susan Rosemar WIN. Me- ai,ovcnnmed plain
Maxim, Mattie r. Brown, and A. ti' has sled IN the
Hpasn MeMakn. Conri Of Common
Pleas of Belmont CO,n,iy Ohio petition asking for
authority from sal Cour execute certain contrac
entered ino between the said James RosemaIi deceas
ed aud hoses Miller for the convey aicc by aoid
Roseman to said Miller in fee simple the farm which
the said Miller restes, IN krkwood Township. IN
said county. being the Southeast qnarer Of Section %
in Townships . OF Range O., in the Steubenviiie Land
District except about eighty in the North corner
Of sad quafter. occupied arid owned by William
Brnot containing about l5l acres, upou the payment
by said Miller Of the balance oi the purchase money
due said contract 'l N'. li 3. i. COWEN.
Oct is, lS63 - Atty for PpG I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

lo0oo copies issued. new Singing Book fev Sehosas
and Ssminsriss called the rsy -sckool Bell, 10 sew
ready. II contains Hhout go chaice songs, fonndSt
catches duets tro, qusreits and eboruses. many u
them written expressly for is work besides pagss of
the Ecmsits Of Murc, which .fs prosrsssl,e.
fouid! .Cncls SAME school,y = Do ", yyss bsaf hs
children coming !" = AlwsN look on 'tlIe sw,y shs,
little bfrdn bird Of besuiy,s "Pfsfy pair irse "Anvn
Chorus sMset me By the running brook Ae i,
Belly Nos and 2, which have had the enormous sale
90 copies. Priees--p~per covers rs cents, 80
per hundfed; bound, 10 centa s2s per hpndrtdt NoA
copies furnished aths 100 prise MHled ., The retail
price. ,e,,,. 49,. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

~ ~CoSoREss meets on next Monday.
The Union cause has handsome working
majority 10 both brancheA II is presumed
that either Schuyler Collar, Of Indiana, OF
Elihu d. Washburne, Of Illinois. will b
elected Speaker. We ought to have ths
Prssidsnt's Message by Wednesday even
Ing. or Thursday morning, at the farshsst
We will lay Il before our readers IN . sup
plsmsnt - soon a Il 10 issued. a., r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

A LoursrANrAs, in a letter to his son, put
tho case thus: u"' 5hA
This war was got up drunk. but they
will have TO settle 1t sober"
n Ofcoarse they will, anda few more Chat
tanoogas will sober them.t, ,, .so1qt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
ASSISTANT OuARrruM arr, Cu.pv.

ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrEn CHAPMAN
siyes notice through the St. Louis papers
that the Gcvernment will no longer pay ex-
travagsnt prices for hay. liza good article
OF baled hay does not come forward ct $25
per ton, the Government will seize it wher-
ever found, send it TO st. Louis or Cairo,
aud deduct the transportation from the
above price, JuHiIlU 90t IOi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

In West Virginia = bill has passed the
House and is now before the Senate, au-
thorizing the Governor to hire out the con-
yicts OF this State, 10 the penitentiaries of
adjoining lStates, orin some other manner
until the State shall have provided proper
place to keep thom. ''"o''N's WV
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9nsiuess Aotiees.
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES


AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORE THAN
TEN YEARS, the imepieces manufactured by ihv
American Ws'eh Co. OF wsl'ham Mas have gained
hrm hold upon the fsvor Of the public and now, no
less Than 75"oo OF thefu are speaking Tor themselves IN
The pockets Of the people From very insignificant
beginning the business has increased unii we nre just
hed IN, stating that WE MAKE MORE THAN ONE
HAl.F Of oil the watches sold In The United S'ses-
Repeated enlargement of our factory buildings and the
labor Of sae operatives. sl ind US unequal 70 supply
the constantly increasing demand Aud we may here
observe that notwhsandins the high price Of labor and
maerisls we aetuslly sell our prodae's at less prices
than those current FIVE years ago
We refer 10 these aes only for the purpose OF proper
IA, .,,h., .,h;.e, ,.i.,;y, IN our
- - ma, ~. -. 49,, -. - a,
'ute OF wnehes hhher'o our ehio' on,ee' mas oeen
make GOOD watches 'or inc m''no" s'he owes'possoe
prce-soniehing to take the place Of the make-besvo
watches .ed y kpor.s Leipzig s. . English Ps,e,n
-. a. '..n. 49,. -, ,,,. u,.,l., l1n
levers ec-r hhnnhhy '"'o"h uPo" 'n'' "s''.o' J."
countless numbers, by Earopesn workshops-wstches
mn,e" a'e "e rs'u'o o, Ne'' ee'o,'e. ""'''Aos
home anu Penec"y "onhe" everywhere -.
This object we have accomplished. and now we have
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
Pocket Book Lost.

IL "Wednesday, Sept 10Th, POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning abos efts-.et00 0ovemmem money, rolled up
together - 90 Ohio sats Bank silver change
reward OF els will b paid for the return Of ths
money 70 the CHloxicLR once the subscn nber liv
ing ii miles South Of Harrisville Harrison County Ohio
ss2l 3ws MARY ANN COULTER.
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THE AruEN4uM oor.Ltcrrox

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes anA hymns
and old, Of the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance prayer and cen.
ference, and all kinds Of sacred and social message
The music in this book has life and animation IL H. ike
"Shinng Shore" Rest for the Weary" "sha We know
each ether therc! "Shall beyond the Rivsr,'
"rherc is a Beautifni World "Kind WordAn .Swsst
Hour Of Prayer There is q Land Of Love" suffer
le children 10 come unlo God saxs the Nation
he Prices single COPIES bound, 05 cent?, t55 per 100;
cloth bound embossed gill IS cents, sos per oo Mailed
- i'| = HORACE WATERS, Ar.
Publisher or The aksvs Books. l~~''fV III
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~PsasosAL.--Capt. @. w. Hoge, Of
the l2eth Ohio, is at home on short fur
Tough. sr -
Our whilom fellow-citissn, James w.
Collins. Of Newark. dropped in at our Of.
fcs on Tuesday morning, looking hale aud
hearty, and Is usual Is full Of fun - an
egs v Of msak
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 1,

contains i pages and nearly S00 0tunss and hymns ard
10 the most popular 8. g. Book issued Among the
most popular pieces are. "Knd wordsn Eden Above
"Chrstisn Hero Beauiifu Zion" II ought love my
Moherr .srhs Angelo told me sop "In The fishh" "Res
saeh per hnndrsdi boupd 2s cents, $40 HUNDREDS
coih boandy embossed gilt, so csniA SIS per leo, I'D
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

\ LSSTsR from 81, Augustine, Florida,
says the Government feeds about fourteen
hundrsd residents Of that place, most Of
whom are TOO indolent or to proud 10 work.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

eonaus ~ psess Of sogs, dsels and shorasss, besh
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
itis we'll suited for social singing o. well a. Sabbath
found .,Wh~ss hbeHy dwe,s is my eopntry,n THE
Chrisiisn Heron ~rhtee Cheer for our Banner" "Come
siay 10 me Of "Columbia the 9smefhs Ocean.
@Ffssman's Gsihsring," ,-Ceumbis,s King iqgsvsr."
"Msfching Aong- &c. Prices-pspss ssssay u siAis,
go per loo Mailed al llss retail price.
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Union Triumph in New Haven

New HAVEN, Nov. 27,-.Ths town cleo.
tion TO day. resulted in the Union ticket be-
ing elected by majority Of ll5, \ change
Of $40 since last fall, when the Democrats
carried the town BY syer 500 majority, on
much lighter total vote, y - -. Z
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eon,sins iss pages Words BY Rev sidAsy DysS music
by Prof Gull This 10 excellent book ZOE concerts fer
the young Prces-paper covsr 20 ssnasb ~ per loa;
bound Is cents, ssD psr lOo- 1,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
THE REVIVAL Music Boug

contains "a psgss Of and hymns designed vx row.
val prayer, and conference useanvs Prizes rin paper
.oves single eVpss, 10 ssH,s - per los Mailed ashs
''"h p"'s' .tsf dR,L.hGN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

BETwBrN two and three thousand dol.
lars have been subscribed in Boston for the
relief OF our prisoners in Richmond.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

JUsr received hns loi Of Photograph Albums, also
ID Phalcsr.ph csSds Of all the Generals and prominent
'msn, u J, H. wea& Cos
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IRE uAHp OF vREEDom :

sunt - psses Of seags dass and sherpsss ~ Yse-
dom. Amssg Me elsoiso pisevs would narnA, "Faiy
Ffssdoms mem" 20 let my people go 'Ovsr the Aean-
tainn They worked mo all the day" &e. Price ssnts
single, 90 ssnia ssr dsssnn ~ 100; postage ss~s
eask.
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FORFEITED LAND SALE.

TIME lands, lots, AUD parts Of lots in the County OF
l. Belmont forfeited to the State for ire non-paymeni
Of together with the taxer aud penalties charged
thereon ngreeaby 70 law are contained aud described
In the following list:
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'c1Llszt ~ TTUqT
wATEng caEAps MUSIC FOR rRK NiLLsow

Arranged as solos, dssts qssrei., snd ehorusss tv
musical ssciees choiss Sunday schools public sehooIs
seminarics, etc shall know sseh' shcr (thers'I
Don't you hear the Angels corninsn' .sha We ms.,
beyond ths hyer;' sBe IN time" There i's bsasdfai
wotdn.Wheis Liberty dwsl,s . my country" .Fr.s-
Abra'am, ak hundred thousand mors ~rhere Il Land
Of i.evs sorrow shsll come again no morsp Issvsn-
i've will love our Sunday School 4Our God is march
ing on" God save thr Na,ionn Whiuiers ror sf .Ihs
Al last" Over the nosmsn,n 'Iiils Ella s an Anrsis
"Willis = gone to Heavsnr 'suher little children n
come unto me- .Bury me in he morning Me.hsrv
cents % cents per dozen - per l0oi postage 1.ssM
ssch In sheet form, with Plane sseenps sai1sm y -
PublisAsd By HORACE wATERA Asr
No. lS1, DssAAvuy MAJ Y,sA
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PuslisAsd by HORACE wATERA Ar
No. +si, essaAvay. New Yprh

XTTATERy CHORAL HARp-A nsw s~nS.v
w School Book. Of 100 pages sf bssudfal Hynns
snS s; , sos,sn: .sns seEss s.slAss Shall
snso ns,' yFhs Isssiul shoss,p IOh' q Il slor"s.
aLesvs with my mother" ale sde,h ne 6iside stili
wsierAn Ac. frcs psrer 20 espis eis per iOo:
WATERS, Author OF ssunday School Bsilss Nos. /
and = Which have had ths enormous sale Of ovsr -
~1ll5 Sssz,s ;.s'''. @ia, NJ *S Ssss:ss sss.Nrv
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THINNING

~ you wan, repairing Of ANY kind in the T1NNInse
,p@ 'F' lHUGH HARRIS
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eAsBATH SCHOOL BELL. No .

- -" -. '33.---I - IniJ ~
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG Boox

r HDEssssfgfO"aByuof,.
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RurH. A SACRED cANrArA

= UgT--- ,srfTnuT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-26


.eSsn ss:i. MhRS Jisus.A RAsB iIIsr.' be- o.
loved wife Ct Jauss b. Jones'. in the zis. yssr Of
htF:r nds and .caa.int.ne.. are respectfully
.s "a r,rrtirf ss from her s.e Essi-
this evening, ats o'clock.
o tie 5 ii met. of scarlet fev-r,IDA MAGR--
-R:1iinss aged 5yssr. "a { p"nths' "ss'a'
The f-irrds and seqraintanees OF the family are
,sday afternoon. the nth MT. stool ek'.rS 1n
thu residenc.: Of her % rent- No. $40 West iwen-
out further notice. "
On s1ns.y 18th i'm, inst IA, sstes Ioas ana p.u'ul
ti"n Mi.. aARIA e Wiz and resigns,
tend tie ShsSs to A
row Tue sday } evening. at O'Clock. It,
On Sunday evening, the 18Th lust. CaARLIE
VIII MER, sen of Ira and Mary u Gro ,son, aged
The re!stives and friends Of the family ara rs,-
psetfuly Invited to attend his funeral tomorrow
dence OF his parents, on 7th street west, near y
6esre.t Charlie thou hast lsftus.
TIL. bright spirit dwells above.
God in kirdn sss kes Thea from u.s.
Yet thy loss We greatly mourn.
OGnd, support us in this ial,
Give Us grace thy stroke to stand.
Blessed be tho name ofGod.
.T This MSndsy mcrnipsi.. O'Clock WILLIAM
FROM S NJ sSs s.3s sss Isl.
ard 18th
On TIE esth January, CHARLES, beloved son Of
Richard and Julia Ann Ricketts,, aged IA years, 2
months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his father, Ne. 461 1 street at 81. O'Clock Tues
Day January Il Tho fri' nds of the family are in
vited to attend
On Monday morning, Mrs. ELIZABETH BOS-
TON, aged Of years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are in
vitFd TO attend her funeral Tuesday evening
ats oc ock from her late residence, on Market ST.
near Csnal - it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-26

CCUGH, COLD OR AN IRRIrArBD THROAT il
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
Browns BRONCHIAL TROcHBs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, aud CA
TARRB they are beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them te be counterfeited. Be- sure
to guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN
only the genuine Brorrn's Byonohto! TrocheS which
have prored their efficacy by test of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
TrDches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and exposed to sudden changes
should have them Sold everywhere at Is cents per
box. jan N-3u
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
lCorrespopdence Of ths Starl

GEORGETOWN, ID. O., Jan. %, 1892
WIN. Laper and Gray, night watchmen At
the W ashineton Aqueduct Bridge across Rock
Greek, on last Saturday evening shut tn-In-
selves Ia and locked the door OF the apartment
containing the water force-pump under the
abutment Georgetown aide) of the bridge and
falling asleep, they were nearly sufocsteI by
the gas fr0m the coal stove pipe, which had
become disconnected. Mr.. King the superin-
teEdcEt, succeeded in getting them out in an
irsensible state In the open air they soon
commenced to revive, and are now doubtless
doing well.
Arrirals-Sckrs. Cadi, Lewis, baltimore.
grain To Baker; and r. :. Taylor, Kelly, Phil
adelphIa, forage TO Government. Clear +
ST. amer Elizabeth, Government stores, Aduia
Creek. IRoY
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