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MERCHANT TAILORING.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT
i LY from the East. the best assortment of sl
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
ever brought to this city, which will sell at very
low figures. Please call and examine before pur-
chasing elsstohere.
JOHN HUNTER,
june2l 64-d&w6m No. 22o South High Street.
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BARCLAY PERKINS I g. cos GENUINE
London Porter & Brown Stout.
RottIed bV CANDLER az SONS,

.a3H89 = moIl LONDON. ~
TT Is well known that three -fourths of the Beer
j. sold for London Porter is counterfeit and injur
GUS instead Of to those in delicate health
,i,; !. II, !. II /. LONDON, Nov. 18th, 1858.
with regard TO the genuineness Of the Beer sup
Piled by Messrs. Gambler \ Sons, Mev bottle ours
only. al 3 BARCLAY, PERKINS6 N co..
GARDINER G.. YVELIN,
Z .HhHh 2iT Fulton ST., New York,
n -. -. ~. Sole Agent for Gambler 4 Sons. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25
sTHEaaCITY..

New CONFIDENCE DoDGE-CoUNTRYMAN
Sw1NDLED OUT OF $250.-There Is an Italian
proverb to the effect that If foolishness were
a pain there would be believing in every
house. II the believing were In propor-
ton to the folly, we should expect to hear
laundering lamentations from the house of
acountryman by the name of Carroll, whose
credulity reached its height on Friday last
He met spruce looking young man, who
confessed that he had several thousand dol
lars of money stolen from the Government
which he was afraid to put in circulation,
but would like to sell it for half price. The
countryman jumped at the opportunity, and
wanted $500 worth forthwith. The young
man had 10 $500 packages with him, but
would take the $3.50 and give him two
thousand dollar package as security until
he could 60 to his home and get $500
package. The countryman took the pack
age, nicely done up, and agreed to wait un-
til the young man returned with the $500.
A considerable time elapsed and the young
man did not return. The countryman grew
suspicious, and finally ventured to open the
package supposed to contain the $4,000.
His astonishment, rage and grief may be
immagined when he discovered that the
package contained nothing but The Cincin-
natl Commercial, cut up into strips in tie
shape of greenbacks. The countryman
rushed wildly to the depot and telegraphed
over the country for the spruce young man,
but at last accounts he had not been heard
from.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25
Ohio State Fair.

THE PREMIUM LISTS FOR THE
i Ohio State Fair for 1864 are now ready for dis
tributiOn. Parties desiring copies will please ad-
dress by letter. or call at the office Of
JOHN II. KLIPPART
juy2l-d&wlw Cor. Secy.
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r1'' '''1HiI D I0llalIuU ~ Il7ir 7iQl lelF
glb-s3sf ~ anpL ts2llba " yar sg2g.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28
Sale of School Land.

THE following described land, situated in Section %
/ Township T. Range 3, Belmont County, conainina
1872 acres more divided into two lots a. follows
Commencing where Run passes into the land Of sam
uel Groves thence up said Run with the meanderhgs
thereof TO William Cordeips line
The West being appraised at twelve ll2) dollars
per re- and the East tract at ten u0l rer acre. .
land ior sale at the door OF The Cou House ST. clars-
Vile between the hours OF IL and o'clock p NJ, on
Saturday the Vh day Of January 1854 at not less ihts
the appraised value thereof Onetwsh OF tht purchase
money TO be paid the day OF sale and the IN
eleven annual nxtanenls OF equal amount with ANNA
inieres, thereon r. 6. CLARK,
deIOt. Auditor Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28
The Hay Market

from the Wheeling In,eiligencer1
We understand that loose hay is now sell.
ing in this market at $s5 ton. We lear"
that hay is brought from Canada, and but
for the supply thus obtained there is no tell
ing what the price might be.
One of our Pittsburgh exchanges has the
following on the subject:
During the past three or four days the
quantity of hay brought to the city has been
quite large, yet the prices, instead OF com
ing down, exhibit, if anything, an upward
tendency, and there is no telling now when 2
reduction will take place. 1t has been SAID
that the failure of the hay crop last season
is the main cause of the high price, OF the
article this year, but we are informed oy one
Who has an excellent opportunity. OF acquuir
| inc Correct information on the subject, thai
the stock Of hay around here now is fully uE
4 to the average of other years, an. that ths
alleged scarcity of the article is but a pre-
tense for Keeping up prices which; withou
some such excuse, could never be maintain
T. ;s also stated that the thoushtloss an
t swers of the weighmaster in giving tn
' state of the market has tendency to kee
> up the price. He should be careful to r!
mort only such sales as take place under hi
. own observation, and tGeh, give the rate
J. precisely as they exist. He must not tax
d the word of this or that farmer Tor 1t. D
cause it is. to their interest to keep Il
figure as high as possible, aud by rep0Irh'
y that such and such men got such and sue
IS prices for their hay, they know that tn
sr| are indirectly making terms for themse'Ve
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

rrFmsr NATIONAL BANK OF OF
C,xArasv1LLE. The capital stock Of TINS
Bank is all taken, and nothing remains but
~ .,eet the officers and put the machinery
in motion. There is some talk among the
stockholders Of increasing the stock. Sever
al thousand dollars additional have besn o.,
,fared. and the stock kholders are not inclined
to turn the parties Offering away.
The credit Of this enterprise is entirely
due to MIR. Joha Darrah. Other parties
had attempted TO raise the stock aud, ate
getting nearly the requisite amount, let
faA through. MIR. Darrah entered on tn
work with determined energy, and now W
will soon have first-rate Bank in operation
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28
Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE of a deed Of trust executed BY Hugh
ID Nichols Oh the i7th day Of March, iseo and now q
a. page 572 and s.o by deed Of ust airing date
the 2od Day OF April sS9 aud Of record IN OHIO county
Il 3. ws. sGo * ss cosn ,s city Jn q s @
Monday in January sthl 1904 the following properly.
viz: LOIS No 50 100 ~ iio iii, and ~ feet oi Lot No.
all in The FIRST Ward OF the city Of Wheeling.
And al the same time and place, piece Of ground,
with the Improvements thereon located a, the West end
OF Union street the wharf, formtrlY known as the
Also, at the same time and place, the following pro-
perry in Grahams Addition to The city Of Wheeling, OIL
iss. pan Of Lo No rs being p feet, more 9. ie.s on
the last side and the West half Of Lot No 3e on Cen
ire street which is well improved and at present ooou
pied by Mrs. Mccullough and also ~ East " neshng
North half Of Lot No 70, hai Lot No ss and Lot 10 !
Al.o at the ssme time and place piece OF Land con
tanning ~ acres surface, with coal pnyege o % aets.
said lsnd is bounded on the North BY Coal Ron and o.
the West by lands OF the Crescent Mill Co.
Also al tic same time and place, 72 shares OF soc
i the Belmont Bridge Co. and ~ shares OF STOCK In IN
Norhwessern Bank OF Virginia. ~ ,b
fourh Monday IN January, i-4 IN the town Of Mouno'
Vile Marshall county, Stste Of West Virginia; iarI
shall county on the waters Of Fish Creek, con,ainh
$50 acres, more or less Said farm - h1 miles ~
Glen Ia ston and eight miles from Cameron SAID iar
| will be divid I'd in parcels 70 suit purchaser
vii. also sell under the said deed Of trust on Wedne
day, the y7h day Of January. 1sot b the Town o. Ma
tinsye, State OF Ohio, in Belmont county the Marin
vile Ferry right and Boat the Cottage Hoel, with w
iots Nos las and 1885, also Lots No f29 10 and is,
+ ioc ated in said town OF Martinsville.
Il Terms Of Sale-One third In Cash the balance in o.
twelve and eighteen months with interest with approve
security and title retained until the money is paid
Any OF the above properly will be sold at private sai
All persons indebted 70 the estate Of Hugh Nichois
l. notes book accounts rents Otherwise or 10 the hf
u Of NJ Todd Co. will call and seite the same, a.
any person having claims against the Of the sa
10 Hugh Nichols the Arm OF J. NJ. Todd Co.. will pi
8, seni the same for settlement ,--
Isaac Cots 10 fully authorized to settle the estate
n Hugh Nichols deceased. or 10 soil and convey any
,e the above described properly either al public or phvt
OF, sale and has my fun consent thereto ...z,., j,
yvb..IIp~ ra,e 6th iad3 delDu
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~AbvANtk pAyMENT.-A gentleman
,r;,;ro to n, ftoh Hunter p. o., in thl

~AbvANtt PAYMENT. gentleman
writing to us ffom Hunter P. o., in this
country, says: -,
vanae Won have rnhde in the price OF your
w y Esang ,Sa, Iii i in pos wss uni
yerssliv yS ii established REQUIRING pay for all
papers papers aud periodicals to be made in a sd, d
this should 0s hs rule f There There i sa,oe, Sssdeo
advantage in this way Of a. DONG sshsns to con
duct his business, aud also IL bette5 frant P,'
ofmind to edit his paper. the reader as !:
feels Il to his advantage, His cohscienes PC. !,
mot disturbed by notices from the PRIME. IA, .
nav up. He receives the paper as his own w.
and reads it as his own, for he has the as
surance sur that he has paid for it in advance,
There is lots of good sense in the above
and ws hope all of our readers will think
the suggestions in it.
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sAssAra SCHOOL BILL, No. 4

ia an .u,rs new work Of 1o0 pages and neatly ~ anss
and hymns Nearly one million OF tlese ps.S
have been issued and are now nnsiag 'ntoasS
choos niece, may be found shall meet beyond ths
R;yer- There is a Beautiful Word,' "soFfow sAsf
nnme ayau no moreu DO nit YOU hear tbs Angels com
;n'ri .yIhou God aces, me- "Sabbs'h Bells chime on
Hss Prices OF Bel No / are same as Bell No Boie
numbers can lie obtained In one volame pfiee. ooaoff
g co cents SIS per 100 25 copies furnished al iAe Ivy
nries Mailed ai the RETAIL price.
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NIEy VOCAL. MUsIc-"Lnnd of the Brave sad
IN Free Rev. G. g. Pumleyi Your Fortune 10 -
small for Me,n Comic Song, Maprieei y VIII WI, wsa.
mi mi smile NJ Kear; One by the stars OF Eve
niug" The Flowers bloom in Linden Vale, Law
s Beautiful W ordn ''Shal we Meet Beyond the River
Tbe Angels are Hove5ng Neal" The M Year o. Eor
aKnSlv Wofds and Smiling Faces J. r. Thomas; For
the Dear Old Flag Die "oh, why am so HaPEY.s
G, Foster Sabbath Bells Chime On" Lowry - oeA"
NV INsrRuMKSTAL ild,n=Pelss 20,
price, by NJ. Keiar; Morning Prayer" ~
~ p;r Polka West Point March, 25c each; "Ometsps
Waltz" .IiArmetee Waltz" Frederick Wani, ;, "
Bernard 4Oc each. "We Are Comlng amer Aofsys NJ
t,;onS J; by Charles tirobe, so cents each "Sha w
Inow Each Other There! for Guitar By Boomer, SO
10 by James Beak and 10 by Mrs Parkhurs' loo sae
Mailed free. ,,,, NJ 20, rrooSv0a-E
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TUE uon ACE WATERS HRIonEoSs AND
HARMONIUtls.
aaR BAY SCHOOL Ezg-L.

Aanp1 oApias issasd. A new Singing Beck fp4eaf82
aud seIninaries. called the Day -schoni Ban, 49,
ready. II contains about go choice songA reunnsy
catches duets. uos, euarte,ts and shorusea many ~
them written oKprssIy for this work besides ~ psGes
tine Elements Of Music, which are easy AND pfogsesys
found Uncle SANS School, 'D DO nj you heai The
children coming Always look on tho sunny side.
The lue lass, - and 'Ilule Lad,n Oh II wers ?
little bird" Bird OF beauty" Pretty pair trsss Apvp
Chorus" "Meet me ty the running brook" 40 = Z
B.n No. / and O. which have had tho enormous iels
of s95 100 copies. Priees-paper covers, % oenstt
Ger hundred hound 70 osuts, Seo per hvndfea aosh
boand embossed s1lL 10 cents, e35 per hundrea
copies fasbed a, iae 10 prcs- Maled q; the H,ais
pries-
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Guardians Sale.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court OIL BEL
mont County Ohio made on the i9ih day oi January,
A n ssa i'm he case OF Chrstana Kirk, Guardian oi
Nathan Kirk and Rachel Kirk against her wards, the
undersigned will, oil
saturday, February 10, 1854,
nj 10 O'Clock M on the premises offer at public sale the
following described real estate, situate " Bemon, c9uh
w. Ohio 10 witt The undivided one-hsiI o, eigny.e'sn
acres more or less situate in the Northeast quarter o.
Section ai, Township Z, Range Q, beginning for II,
boundaries the Norhsast corner o ,ald @ asa
corner Of said Quarter thence South 5J3 pcrches to
stone; thence g. 70 deg H. ~ perchss to stone theme,
s. 90 deg E. 2operchss 70 stone; .ense cSss: 90 cSs
a stone; thence g. 69 deg +. 1874 perches to stone 4
he boundary Of said section and Il thence % eaSe Se
with said Fast boundary, li4 perehes 70 e pae p. a.;
Chrs.iana Kirk. Terms inside known on day OF SALE
l Appis'ea ~ ~'T'N CHRIsTIANA KIRK,
4 }sai. Guardian Of es.hs" & Rachel kirk'
i ian, 2l, 1e64.-5w, ~ .rs. Ir, .r.f...
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Funeral of the Melodist, Foster.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 81. The funerai OF
St.phen q. Foster. the we'll known musician
and composer. was held this atternoun. Ihe
services at Trinity Church were unusually
impressive, and were attended BY a large
audience, embracing the musical talent OF
the city, some of whom participated In the
ceremonies. iu
cemetery, where the last sad rites we're per
formed. The splendid brass band In atten
dance performed two Of the most popuial
airs Of this eminent composer, Come wher'
nv Love lies Dreaming" and "O!d Folk
at Home," in manner which impaired
thrilling effect to the solemn ceremonies.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

Bth day OF Ftbfutry.
estate in said County Of
J died seized. or OF so much
= to pay his debts; the same
said decedeni resided, being
in Township 9, Range s.
DAVID DESELMs,
esuior Of Hssss Williams.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

s@WE understand persons are gong
from this Township, and we presume they
are from other Townships also, to knk-
wood Township to enlist. Kirkwood gives
$500 bounty in addition to that given by
the Government. The men are credited u
her, no matter where they come from.
Richland Township is doing nothing what
ever toward filing her quota. Wepresum'
she expects the re-enlisting veterans to 90 1t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28
Marriea.

,owNINC- the Goth inst, by Rev
ynsn a Grabam Mr.. Alexander Downing and MISS
a GIRpNER-EvAN ANs-on the ilih lust; by Rev; H. ~.
GsrS,er Of bureau County Illinois, TO Miss Hsnnah
Mariah Evans daughter Of John Evans Esq oil Del
MnS aSa' WTEIi McI.FILocK-on tho 2lst inst, al
,he house OF MIR w. d, Hough, by Rev d, H. csmp Zip
bell, Mr.. Samuel Mesaw,e and Mss mary 'A'''
| Melelock both OF Ohio Co, West va --- .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

~CApr. READY, Provost Marshal OF
tbis District. intends to remove ms once 70
Uhrieksvi!le, Tuscarawas Cosnty. lh's
Gill be out of the way for US folksover here
J, bot the Tuscarawss Advocate says 'turl
about is fair play" u raTl -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

istCHANoEs IN REAL EsrArE.--Mr
Joseph woedmansee has bought james
Frssier's valuable sixty acre tract OF land
, s;auatsd one mile West of town. Thomas
rSweeney, Of Wheeling, had previousl!
bougbt MIR. Woodmanses's farm.
p, Joseph Hutchison has bought Cepha
CAROLS farm. -.--.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28
TIE NEW PATRIOTIC some aepx

contains % pages o. 'org., duets, and shornssS h
80 aud dyns soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
+ il we'll suited for social singing as well "a sanoaa
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may yru ~
cbrsIian IIeror Three Cheer. for our Banner" CONS
sing 10 me of hreven Columbia the Gem OF the oss
.E,s.sn,n. Gathsrng.n "Columbias King torevet,
.Gsrchug AIonzn 30 Philosopher covers, ID eshiAr
sIO per 100 Mailed at the sstaD puss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

CopprRHxAD papers Of the Express stamp
do not seem to prosper in New York city
During trial in court it was broughtout
that the Express. which year ago had an
average circulation Of 10000, is now, down
to 5000. It does not deserve even the lat
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TIE ArUsNEuM coLLHcTTos

contain, Five Hundred pages OF tunes and nyms3
new aud old OF choicest kinds for church sunday
school revival missionary, temperance, prayer ana
The music in this book has life and animation in IT hIS
Shjnng shore" Rest for the Weary Shall we khoS
nh o,Ier ,here,n .ShalI we meet beyond the hlysr'
There is Beautiful World" kind Words" swss
Hour OF Prayer There is Lend OF Love" ssnss
prices single copies hound IS cents, 35s per ~
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents sSs per loo AAs~
a. INC fe'"'' HORACE WATERS, Ag.t
AL, Broadway New Nsse
| Publisher OF the above DookA
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'.,aa,,,,,in,strafoy,s Notice.

NToTICE is hereby given that AT the Probate Conr or
~ Belmont County hio The niiersished was up, Of
on,ed md qualified as Administrator Of the estate oil
N;nhoias M Fowler, decd, late of said County. =,
All those indebted TO said estate are requested 70 maRS
immediate payment; and those having claims agalhs!
said estate are notified to present them LOT seiueihe"
within one year from this date ,<,,,, ~, ,A,,
""''" CAROLINE +. FOWLER, Adm
Jan q, 1891.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

Administrators A Sale
or REAL ESTATE.

TN pu,,unuce Of MI order granted by the Probate
Court Of Ben,on, County, Ohio, will oner Tor sale
at public auction, on
Friday, February 2eth, 1864,
b.,vveen the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and o'clock
w. OF said day the premises the following described
Reng ,be one undivided half OF certain Of land
being and living in the South half Of the Southwest guar
Ter OF section No IS, Township a. and Range oil the
original survey Beginning for the same ., the y w
conner Of said Section IS nj sntion No thence south
with said section line a 70l00 poles 10 station No u
thence 10 $40 deg East l43 50lO0 perches TO stone
station No 81 thence y. ~ 3200 poles to station No
thence Yves, i4a 96i0o POLES the place OF beRnningi
containing seventy acres three roods ana 'wcn'y'ohe
perchcs. more or less.
Also the one undivided half Of certain other tract Of
No a. Township 4 and Range ginning for the same
ct . stone planted in the Township line al the ~ w
corner Of said Section al station No thence south ~
poles TO station No O. to run: thence ~ with SAID run
s6l deg e 21iO0 poles station No Q; thence ~ 81
deg w. II i6i0o poles to station No thence ,; a9l
deg f. 10 32 100 poles to station No 8; thence o,i
deg r.. 10 polcs to station o. thence N. "a deg. r. I.
76etOO poles 10 station No u thence N. 81 deg f. 81
83lo0 poes 10 the Northern boundary OF said secton
station No g; thence w. with said boundary line |,
q 100 poles the place Of bsgnning; containing
acres, 1 rood and 81 poles, more or less:
Aiso the one undivided half Of Lot No. 90 In the tow
OF Mt Oiiyet. 49,, I'll, l., Al,
County OF Belmont and State Of Ohio, and will he sol
subject to the life estate OF Martha Thompson widow
John T. Thompson, deceased. Said reakesate being N
grsmse. bo 81 wsnss sd :.Is.d .Gns
} TERMS OF SALE: One-third In hand; one-third
one year; aud one-,hird in two years. Deferred pa
men,, to bear interest from dny o. SALE anu 10 10
Cd II ....................' leO W
ID WILLIAM SMITH.
Administrator Of John l. Thompson, decd.
Jan. %, 1854.
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srSpLENDID PIcTUREs FOR NorHlSa'
We will give splendid picture OF Wash
ington, Washington Irving, OF Edward Ev
erett-22x26 inches in size--for aclub OF Il
subscribers to The CHRONICLE, the cash
ga, accompanying the order. Here is
chance to get splendid picture, without
.eos.ing you anything. and at the same tim
helpiue along good cause. i74 ss~,
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sWSALE OF STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
xRs.--The Sheriff viii sell at the Court
House, ca Saturday, the 9th Of February
d, me pschissry Of Steam Saw Mill-Esgine
and Boilers. Chance for bargain. "a
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Administrators Notice.

N,0riCE is hereby given that at The Probate Court ior
~ Belmon, County, Ohio, the undersigned WINS up,
ponted and qualified as Administrator oil lhe estate OF
Samuel Glover. deceased late OF said County,
All those indebted said estate are requested 70 make
Immediate payment; und those having claims against
said estate afe notified 10 present 'nehi "' ee''"'e
w''''A one '''' '''' ~ SAMUEL GLOVER, Admir-.
Jan. g, Is64s - ti 9il'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28
Another Attack ON JOhnsOn's
Island Contemplated.

New NoRK, Jan. IA Washington
special to the World says: ,.
The Government is in receipt OF addition'
al information of another contemplated a.
tack by the rebels in Canada On Jshnson
Island The S.S.sas rssu.oua aa,SS'
matter. The Government has already takel
the necessary steps, by placing q m'htar!
vent AN occurrence of this kind.
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.rrl o. CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1864.
The sum Of 100000 has been paid over
to the Sanitary Commission BY the ofhcers
of the Sanitary Fair. The funds are stiii
coming. 1t is thought the net total Will
reach $4,000. II
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I~.AN esteetied tr,enu, writing 70 us
from Armstrong; Mills, and enclosing s2'oO
10 pay for The CHRONICLE, says: II H, ,' F..
-rs s.Enclosed you will find $500, to renew
subscription to CHRONICLE, to fight for 3
p. Chase or old Abe tor our next Prssi
dent" serso aa
Either Of them safe enough, FRIEND bu
ve cannot help preferring the lstsers
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s~-Oua friend, Robt Q. Brown, ESQ
has purchased the McCopnellsville Herald.
Bob IL good fellow, and ready and for
c;bls writer. We wish him every success
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

s~MxssRs. SAMUEL KLINE and Jacob
Heymau, Of this place, intend to remove 10
Wheeling in the Spring, to engage IN the
clothing business.
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Mew advertisements,
Farnn for Sale.

r OFFER for sale my Farm containing 20 ecres.es
Acres cleared all well set in gias' ana ven wssef
Cd The farm is situated IN gcoa s;asaDo,s ns;asnDo.s
and 6sdis Plank Road, miles from Btidgspo.t
miles from Hsrrisvills, and Males nom mt -
Sor tar,hsr p.ricuiars enquire on the premises or
he ;.:.s :sS;. s!'sr at A.'aa' '''' IAsaEs KERR
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DAVID SMITH, Treas.

The Society is in very prosperous con
dition, being entirely out OF debt, with ono
wears rent of Fair Ground paid in advance
The members OF said Society are hereh,
notified, that the annual election Of offcer'
for said Society, will be held at Belmont
on Saturday, Feb. goth. 1854. at 2 O'Clock
Pm. All are respectfully invited to attend
~ 0' T. A. FRED, Pres.
A p MILLER. Sec,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

s6v-THE 2oTu AT NEW YoRK.-By an
article from the N. Y. Tribune, iL another
column, it will be seen our 2tth Regiment
arrived there on Thursday, on It's way home.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-28

py-UNIoN TRIUMPH IN WHEELING
The city election in Wheeling, on Monday
resulted in the election of the Union ticket