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, 1864-09-18

4 Couple Of Reta1iAtoEy military o.
ac<1.

4 TouPae OF Hes3l1AtoSy nA1Alers ote
-. aef1- -
y cAmc. Saturday. eept 17-Ths following eraezs
Hx4pquAn.x xas pntnicr ~ vsozxsuaa,t
~. frc1ancEa, Mis.:, Aus, z. 1:sa. :
Sp eiss Orders No. s. tExtr.c
Iho io!loWtna cUpt q N ofd9f ats oeeo retsaveo
Alsr.; Ausrss I. 1ee4-spsciA otaet., ~ ~ III
eaIaon, he .. diaioysI to tne Coaicdrrass States
Guscrunent, arc hereby ordn1ed without the iiuoa
ei The top.tdssate Ststes, not to: Essuzn without
nalt1 Of i.0p1isonmens. The -a9ovs oeuer will be
laEs, cols1sl Coulassdln< Post-. = =.
sesasatnc p."icJ. L. hereby orJered thaI thu wife
and famiy Of 6alor Aerwln, Of tac reh=l army,
new so.cs II ta's city; lease tbs plaza lot Eeusi
Thr nou.o Of COL Thorne, OF tbs rebel armE Ii
s1t4aped to Mr.. Eote 9s.noD, sod her family ,1nd
pxrrnt . ~tl lnraudiat+ly bu collected b1 the Pro-
veeI Aasshat and palh oVef 70 sad family, to ro-
II d. aesse oraar IL
re,s, @ s.; .G Dr: Il Bsioar. S1. Tas fravoss 3arsaai
., efo.s o. Of Msjos sttet Genst.i n. ]. +. Dsus.
| 0mctai: l. E Fox a a. @.
| HEADQUARTERS. v1cxs1uHo. Mtss-l
Septeml q =, 1864.
Special Orders No. l1s. [Exuset} -~
MF, HI, hard Rlrzett, and faually, heiux dlaloyst
| TO The uni'et eates GoTcrrment. aft hereby Of
destd without tie lines OF ths umtad States. not
o1 e. 81 m
sheppsrd and tasult1 bl tho Confederate eu.hori.
tier. :nd Will b. carried INTO efsct hs the ProToel
a saine;t ne 1eess j, IL H.
p. b. oratr of Major General Nj T ps1A
OGtcfn1. r. r For. A. 4. u.
, 1864-09-18
EE ON CAIRO AND BELOW.
Union Marbecue-Forrc$t Preparing
Tor ARoancr KxPooision-memPh
L. Matters.

Especial Difpatch to the chteseo Tfibuue.1
CAno, Saturday, Sept. II, ts64.
: Col. Peter Davidson, Of tho 1s9ta 1ltiuois, noa'
commanding this post, went out to Cab Tree,
little place st1 miles east oi the, yesterday, With
detachment OF hts command, to attend untou
barbecue, and returned at evening. Col. David.
ron ard Judge NsrshAu made specchet- Ahont
thirts.1ve residents Of pallard County Joined tho
Union a1urcb, and subscribed their namea to the
Tn'or NEoIutious. ...
The STEAMERS Belle Of 81. LouIs, and st. Fat53ek,
o:iup Memphis papers Of the 18th and 10th. Too
Bulletin has tho fo1,owlux~ order from the rebel
General Forrest, fosbiddins Ill passing beyond the
rebel 1inse and the conveyance Of cotton shsocSh
sssd lIres. Il ie as foltows:
, 1864-09-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
the WAR in VIRGINIA.
0ur Batteries Open on
Petersburg.
BgIG. GIN. BOWARD KILLED
BY TEE FALL Of His
HORSE.
THE POLITICAL F1EtD----uAloN
MEETINGS IN ILLINOIS AND
INDIANA.
Long John scarifes the Indiana
Copperheada,
THE DRAFT NOT TO BE POST.
FuMED IAN HOUR OR.
a DAY."
The Quota Of Illinois Re.
duced Fifty per Cent.
THE STATE FAIR CLOSED.
= 0ROss RECEIPTS OVER -.
+. $4,000;
Gen. Grant~Gone to Har.
per's Ferry.
THE DRAFT NOT TO De POST.
:, FuMED IAN HOUR Or
n GRts
The Quota Of Illinois Re.
duced Fifty per Cent.
TIE STATE FAIR CLOSED
: taROhs RECEIPTB OVER .
). $4,000:
Gen. Grant-Gone to Har-
per's Ferry.
Is it Quantrell. or is it Note
THE DH

The Quota Of Illinois Ke4uced Rlfty
Per Cent.
WAsu1Norox, Saturday, Sept II.
To the Aesoefated Press, Chicago: =.
We bavs succeeded In correcting tae apportion-
ment 10 That Inc quotas In the several districts IN
. II IL ofs &C reduced dItg g.per cent. :
f6lgned). THps. J.. Tunsxa.
s, Il. MKlYtN.
, 1864-09-18

Tho Turf


PATTERSON. n. j Wednesday, Sept. 17.-The
prtAt racs betveen kentucky and Afi-b.san, for
$5,t0a, tout rl.eu tvt, mIls heas. 1t mas non ~
hentpckt. Ttrpe-3:1S and s:i04,
, 1864-09-18

wAeu1sorcs, Saturday, Sept. 1.-THE tubssfip.
Tssssur,, ira ~ ,estcrds1, au5unted tn st,sol,to.
, 1864-09-18

The Sanitary CO. dition OF thu CaEp /. excellent
Ne!er x1e there - few inmates n either tbe Eel-
trEi otpltaf tie hospital Tor tbs sick 1eha:..
le1l} srranstd. Yh.y fenert great cr=di: upon the
Lh;tt OF Unsp!lEls-Dr Silmund. Qae Item Of
note Il that tr Pest housee harc been remoFed far
E1ne ttstAnce, grnlly to the relief Of the Faculty
and e.hers Interested IN tho Chicago Uniycrestj,
Re4x y bIcn tEs.!tu.1or thtJ originally s.oo3.
, 1864-09-18

g A THING UF BEAurY Is
~ 4 JOE FQRhyER.~ 70 be haa ut tia PAQ-

~ 4A1N" '0V 11W6V k'1 70
a a JOE FQRRvER.~ 10 be h.d 1t tia PAo-
oetaph X OF
= r. HtEE. SO Hbush C1Irk STREET,
TIP tho Cont Enuae Csssea "a Write, vixaestes,
AnA Ill estoz fn-t1<1kp11 tsEe4 daily. sela A34 1t
-
pUtLElNA LOT FUR Sale
~ cn eosser Ut Ohio and Dearborn street, ~ bJ
Tro siresvo.7 Brick Hon n 1ad Lots. 9 ~ ~
ge%t tAeA. tofa4T OF HAAnt:xt3t Aed C4Eseasrr
Afto, numbfrc1 8o<sts mt Lot.. 6u'l"tnes, Lo&s,
BlYe4 tQis Fasat BAAUSL 4. SAr4ESf,
-.s' Ratata AEuut, 70 &Metfo7ontAa Bioex.
. ktiS HI II
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Rs tbs ,ceeh mark IN the margin ofhe
paper, after the name of each subscriber, tho
amount of his bill for subscription 10 the
CHRONICLE, Mp to tie first Of Fcbytaty meet,
the commencement OF "a nei0 roiume.
Il toiX then be .fop, yet,rs since zoe took
charge of fMs paper dndquite a number Of our
sp6scrt6ers have not paid us anything during
that tiaie
We hope crery subscriber plto finds his pa
perthus marked soiU promptly ren,h us the n
mount o. his bill, and zee gre notice, If this is
not done, zoe iciU, III aHcdscs ,chere more than
enc years subscription is due, strife tie name
from, our list, add .ffty cents-our orrcdroge
terms-to their bin, and send It out for coiiec-
fion.
The high price Of euerythiag used in the
printing business, makes II necessary That ,ce
should haze prompt pay, IN order to be able to
carry on the business at dH and zoe hare con-
cluded that after the first of February, zoe ,oW
send the CHRONICLE 20 those only ,oho poy in
udrance; ena discontinue ii in oil cases, Uhen
ever the ddSance pay ceases, as zoe are nO,o do
10 ,cth many of our subscribers, at their re-
quest
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Obituary,

Died. on the 5th November, 1864, at the
residence of his father, in Goshen Town
ship, Belmont County, William John
Wright, aged 25 years.
Deceased was an estimable young man
and one whose presence will be much miss
ed in the circle where he lived He was at
the time of his death a member of the
Christian Church, at Chestnut Level; al
though lie had been formerly member of
the Regular Baptist Church, having pro-
fcssed religion and united with the Ebene-
ger Church, baptized by Rev. s. Seigfried.
He adorned the doctrines of Christ, his
Savior, by life Of piety, and proved his
attachment to the priRciplcs and precepts
Of the Word of God by his presence at
church, his participation in devotional ex-
ercises, and his devoted lsbors in the Sab
bath School. He possessed more than or.
diHary intellectual endowments, and his
disposition to cultivate his mind gave prom
ise of future usefulness. But his sun has
gone down at noen, and as he has been ta-
ken hence in the dispensaton of an sll-wise
Providence, the work assigned to him has
been completed, aud his reward is with
God. BLESSED are the dead who die in
the Lord n they rest from their labors
and their works do fellow them. s.
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TOUR YOUNG FoLKs.-An illustrated
Magazine for boys and girls, by j. T. Trow.
bridge. The FIRST number Of this new Maga-
zine has been placed on our table by the
publisher, and we take pleasure in recon.
mendiBg it to our subscribers. Those of
them who wish an interesting Magazine for
the Young Folks" should subscribe for
this new aspirant for popular favor. 1t is
neatly executed and contains large amount
fcf reading matter that will be very enter
taining to the Young Folks. Among its
long list of contributors are the familiar
names Of Gail Hamilton, Lucy Larcom, Mr..
and Mrs. Agassis, Harriet Beecher Stowe,
8. Marie Child, Edmond Morris, Edmund
Kirke. Mrs. H. Il. Preseott.J. G. Whittier
and Grace Greenwood. The announcement
Of whose names above, is sufficient guaran-
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Of public patronage. Terms: So 90 year;
three copies IS 90; five copies So 90; ten
oepies'$l5 90 or twenty copies for $50 90,
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club of twenty. Address, Tcknor 4 Fields,
Publishers, Boston, Massachusetts,.
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R%ON Posr DUTY.-On Saturday Mol

R@ON PosT DUTY.-On Saturday night
last stranger on first observation might
have concluded, if he had walked from
Market square to Marietta Street and back,
that st. Clairsville was frontier post, and
Main street picket line, for almost every
post and tree was occupied by what seemed
to be sentinel. A closer observation, how
ever, would have satisfied him that St.
Clairsville was not frontier town, and that
these men on Post Duty" were not wet
erans" of the army watching the move
ments of the enemy, but were the young
men of our town, who in one of their too
ordinary skirmishes with John Barley
Corn" had been badly wounded in the
neck, and were simply holding on to tree
or post to keep themselves erect. In the
early part of the evening these brave young
men were making desperate efforts to walk
on both sides of the pavement, and it was
with great difficulty that ordinary pedes-
trians could maneuver to get between them,
but later in the night change came over
the face of their dreams, and each of them,
with an attachment they fail to possess, or
at least manifest for usefulness and respect
ability, seized hold of hitching post, turn
ing it, seemingly, into fountain. from
which was emitted their undigested suppers
mixed with bad whisky and worse ale.
Remember, young men, that the amb-
tion which has no higher object than to ca.
ter to The depraved taste, that fills the
stomach with the degrading stimulens,
that rob the intellect of its powers for
usefulness and blunts and destroys the
moral sensibilities of man, created in the
image of his God, is not the ambition that
makes great or useful men,
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pay-Goop PnrAouTNa -Tbosa NJ onr

DN-GooD PREACHING. Those Of our
citizens who had the pleasure of listening
to the sermons of Rev. II. g. Baker on last
Sabbath at tho NJ. f. Church of St. Clairs.
vile, had the qualification, not always en-
joyed by Church-goers, of bearing the
Gospel preached in clear, logical, eloquent
manner. and we have no doubt they will be
very glad to learn that arrangements have
been made with Mr.. Baker tofill, after next
Sabbath, that pulpit, during the remainder
of this conference year. We are sorry TO
say that the M. Il. Church, because of her
beggarly support of the ministry, has not
OF late years been filling her pulpits with
that high order of capacity which the great
work of preaching the Gospel to the intel.
ligence of the nineteenth century demands
but we of St. Clairsvile, for the remnant of
this conference year, at least, may oongrat-
ulats ourselves that in Mr. Baker we have
preacher who in education aad intellect
is equal to the work.
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BELMONT, o., Dec. 16, 1864
Mr.. G. L. PooRMAN-, SIR. Please pub
lish the following notice:
The annual election of officers for the
Belmont Independent Agricultural Society
was held at Belmont on the 10Th day Of
November, 1864, aud resulted in electing
the following officers, for the ensuing year :
Iresideat-A. G. Danlord, Wayne tp.
Vice Resident-J. B. HolingswoIth,
Belmont
Secreta,y-A. p. Miller, Goshen tp
Ireaswer-T. Il, McKisson, Belmont
Board Of ManaSers-James b. Ritehie,
Uniontown; Jos. Close, Richland tp; VIM.
Armstrong, Washington tip. solomon
Bentley, Union tp. /; Watson Pryor, Kirk
wood tp.: Il. A. Fred, Belmont; Nj. L.
Cunard, Union tp Oliver Taylor, Morris
town; Wm. W. Gregg, Goshen tp.
The Board Of Managers of the past year
are happy to state that the gross receipts
from all sources, duIing the late Fair, was
5000 90
Expenses for Premiums paid ........s46O so
All the expenses, repairs, &c......... 598 90
Leaving balance in Treasurer. so so
T. A. FRED, Pres't.
A. P. MILLER, Sec'y.
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nsy-NEw Finn. Messrs. David Thoburn
and WIN. b. iiough are about to com.
msnco the Grocery and Produce business 10
hestand formerly occupied by VIM. Dsrrah,
on the South side Of Main street. between
Marietta street and Market square. They
propose to buy and sell produce and feed Of
oil kinds, in connection with the Grocery
business, and keep good supply of fresh
meats, winter and summer for the accom-
modation of cur citizens. This will be quite
a convenience, not only to tho town-folks,
bat to the farmers in the neighborhood who
will now have an opportunity to dispose of
their produce without hauling it to Wheel
ing. We wish the new firm an abundant
success.
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EIIIor BeImonl DLronieI,

Editor Belmont Chronicle.
SIR: The extraordinary success that DR..
White has had 10 curing various diseases Of
long standing in this vicinity, seems 10
justify the public announcement thereof, in
order that his new system Of practice may
become moro generally known, and enjoyo
by the afflicted everywhere. /, therofers,
give you statement of my own case, the
case Of my little daughter, and some two or
three others that have knowledge Of For
six years past have been seriously diseased
IN my lett side, involving the liver, and
kidney, and my lungs 10 some extent l
had not been able to lay on that side for
several years and it would he incredible
to state the amount discharged through
my lungs every day, but in a few days after
Or. White undertook my case the dis
charges changed in appearance, and have
gradually decreased. The pain has subsi-
ded SO that can now lay and rest on my
diseased side, and am improving so that
bby procuring battery and using it myself,
have OF need the Doctor no longer. My
daughter had severe attack Of diptheria,
and In less than twenty minutes she was
relieved by the use of electricity and few
drops oil medicines the Doctor gave her,
which caused to discharge large amount
OF mucus Immediately after taking the
medicine.
Dir. Heaney, my neiphbor of this vicinity,
was relieved of diseases of long standing,
equally as miraculously by the Doctors
new method Of treating disease. 1t is due
to the public that his system and skill
should h more generally known. there
fore trouble you with this, hoping that for
the good of humanity you will give it
place in you valuable paper.
JOSEPH p. ARRICK.
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psv-ON the advice of , numbor of

ba5"ON the advice Of number of busi-
ness men and farmers, we have been induced
to open an agency for the sale of Real Estate
in this county. We think this is something
that has been much needed, and will be of
great benefit to many persons who desire to
sell their lands or town property, as well as
to persons who, without general acquaint
ance with the country, are desirous of pur
chasing farms or town property in it. We
shall at all times be ready to give informa.
ton, to either buyers er sellers if consulted.
See card in another column
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s@-THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. The
sAtlantie" for January, is at hand and we
have barely time to say that it is more
than usually interesting number. Printed
from new type the mechanical execution is
faultless, and presents in excellent style the
remarkable literary contents of the number.
Terms: 81 90 year. Address, Ticknor
and Fields, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
For some reason the December number
OF the Atlantic failed to reach this Post
Ofice--St. Clairsyile, Ohio. win the Pub
fishers please forward us that number?
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Important from Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 24.-The river is twen-
ty feet and stationary. 1t is reported that
Hood cannot cross the Tennessee on account
of the stage Of the river, which in many
places has overhowed its banks.
Hoods pontoons are said to be swept
away.
Thomas headquarters are still at Colum.
bia, although our advance is still pushing
after the rebel army. A battle this side OF
the Tennessee river is confidently predicted.
The cars will run to Duck river to. day. II
is rumored that the rebels have abandoned
their wagon trains,
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B<H-WHILE the Union loving citizens Of

ssT-WHILE the Union loving citizens of
the country are rejoicing over the victories
of the patriot armies in the field over the
hosts Of treason and rebellion, the leaders
Of the Copperhead Party are meeting in
secret councils to hold their discouraged
factions together in order to elect some
rebel-sympsthizer Clerk of the Court or
Justice Of the Peace. Such is the patriot
ism of modern Democracy.
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peS~THE LITTLE PILGRIM. This Pic.
neer journal for children, by Grace Green
wood is about to enter on its eleventh year.
The December number which is before us
closes the Tenth Volume. This Journal is
published monthly at sixty cents a year, and
is the best child's paper in America. Sub.
scribe for it. Terms: To clubs, S copies
So rs; copies IS 90; IA copies 81 90 /;
10 copies 50 90; SO copies $22 90, and an
extra copy to getter up of all clubs above
5 copies. Address, post paid, Lesnder X.
Lppincott, 3l9 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
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sWHARpnR's 'sMAaAzsE-The Januar

- HAKPnK MAGAZINE. The january
number of this excellent Magazine is on our
table, and is really treasure. The two
articles in this number: "The Seige of
Vieksburg," by John s. G. Abbott, and
'Sheridan's Battle of Winchester" are
worth more than years subscription to
this Magazine. Those of our readers who
want an instructive and interesting Maya
sine, one that while it entertains will also
give valuable and useful information, should
subscribe for Harper.
Terms: 81 90 per year, six copies for
$50 90.
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FREDERIKA BREMER utters benedctions on
America in its grievous trials She says her
heart is there now more than ever, and were
she younger she would be there soul and
body, and mix amopg.those who take care of
the sick and wounded.
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Revivor of Judgment.

William NJ Griffith A ND now comes Oliver J. Grif-
vs. n fth by John S. Cochran ESD
ZeIah H. linder& his attorney, and it appearing 10
Isaac Hoops the Court that since the rendition
oil the Judgment in this the said Isaac Hoops has
departed hls llie and that no administration has been
taken on his eslatei that the sad plaintiff William NJ
Grth has also departed this life and that Oliver j.
Grhth is his duly appointed Administrator; and it also
years without execution II is therefore here by the
Court ordered that the said udgmcn, stand revived in
the name OF said Oliver ]. Griaith as such Adminstra-
tor against the said Zerah II. lnder an that the same
have The same force il rendered in favor of the said
Administrator against the said Linder unless the said
Herah nder AT the next term OF the Court show good
cause 10 the contrary, upon a copy Of this order being
duly served upon him.
JAMES +. CHARLESWoRTH, Clerk of Court.
JOHN ;. COCHRAN, Atly for PllH.
December l, 1854. CIV
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nwGovERNoR BR0UeH has applied

~GovERNoR BRoUGH has applied
to the War Department for permission to
raise new regiments in this State. Seereta-
ry STANTON replies by promising to grant
the request lift isapproved by the Generals
in the field. Thelatter faver the recruit
log Of old regiments, bat the Secretary ac-
knowledges that it is.easier to raise new ones
and asks ths.Governor what are the pres
'.-.sof fhsing apls 70 Gil up thf old ones.
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EFHoTRL FOR SALE. - The "Lewis
House." St. Clairsville, Ohio, one of the
best Hotels in the Eastern part Of the
State, is offered for sale, with or without
the furniture. This is a rare chance
for a profitable investment.
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haJ ONO SoReo ASSOCIATION The
annual Convention of the Ohio Sorgo
Association, will be held in Columbus, Ohio,
at ellis Agricultural Hall, on Tuesday,
January 3, 1865, commencing at 1OA. NJ
The attendance of all interested in the
Northern Cane enterprise is earnestly solici-
ted.
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On Friday night the steamer Morning Star
was boarded at Lewisport, Ohio River, by
guerrillas, who killed two discharged sol
diers, robbed the passengers of $500, and
compelled the captain to carry them to
Clover's Post landing, where they released
the boat.
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THE afflicted in this vicinity hereby informed tina,
i DR.. WHITE has taken a room in the Union House
Morrisown, where he will diseases OF the Throat
Lungs, Heart Stomach Liver, Kidneys and the Urinary
Organs.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia aud MercuriaI Pains sti6
and Enlarged Joints, Scroula Tuners, Ulcers Piles
Chronic Diarrhoea, Female Diseases, in short every
form OF Acute and Chronic diseases will be treated
with success under his sew mode OF treatment in which
Electricity is the prime agent dse9
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ST. PETERS CHURCH in Rome will con-
tain $4,000 people Cathedral of Milan,
$1,000: st. Paul in London, $4,000; St.
Sophia in Constantinople, $1,000; Notre
Dame of Paris, 81 900; Cathedral of Paris
$4,000; st. Mark of Venice, 1000.
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Book Agents Wanted.

'NO SELL by subscription. with sample, excellent
L. POPULAR ILLUSTRATED FAMILY WORKS
Among these IS low priced HISTORY OF THE RE
Bfl.LlON, OF which forty thousand of VOL have
already been sold 1t is good business for ex Soldiers
and others out OF employment
Also. for sale to Peddlers Merchants and Arents
EpAddoNkRr PACKAGES, BATTLE SCENES
~, ir,okIRAfIS, and other pictures for "the Times v
WAR MAPS. beautiful ALBUM CARDS CURREN-
Cf HOLDERS, etc. For Circulars. with particulars
ana terms address HENRY HOWE.
deE-s No. Ill, Main s., Cincinnnt o.
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Belmont Go. Teachers Institute

THE BELMONT COUNTY TEACHERS INSTf.
l. TUTE viii meet at BEl.LAIRE- on MONDAY,
DEC 2GTII. al r. II.
n iuil corps OF Lecturers on ElocutoE. School Gov
ermeilt, &C. &e., viii be present 10 address the Insi-
TUT.
Arrangements viii be made to boarl Ladies free and
Gentlemen Al Moderate RATES.
Teachers OF Is aud adjoining Counties OF Ohio and
West Virginia are respectfully invited 10 attend.
]. II. DAY. and others.
Beiiaire o., Dec. n 1894 Local Committee
Examination o Teachers will Take place Oh Saturday
3lsi Dec, lsGi. in Beaire.
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IT IS understood that the President will
Immediately send to the Senate, for confr-
nation, the nomination of General Thomas
to be Major-General in the regular army.
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n@-WE lost horse blanket on last Sat
urday, somewhere between Rsck Hill and
Noore6eld. 1t is of gray color lined, and
with black edge. If the finder willleave it
With tho Messrs. Neiswanger, at the Ma
tional Hotel, or at this Office he will be paid
for his trouble.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-29
Bellairs Property For Sale.

OTS numbered sixteen (16), seventeen IN eighteen
IL llSl. nineteen tlgi, and twenty 20 in Block num-
bered twenty three l2 in the town OF Bellaire-all
fenced in one lot with good board fence ana having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon. will
be sold at private safe, application at this Office