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TTMBER LAND FOR SALE

Il Would sell on the most favorable terms a half
interest or the whole Of 21 acres OF land near the
p \ c. kaiiroai in Portage County. Bii of which is
vel imbered with the best variety of oak. poplar
Hickory and ash: together with Il hrSt class saw
mil wish tnree sood circular SAWS, TWO yOkes OF
rttle, / pair u horses. harness. si-is. wagEons.
ch nas snd al TIE utensils iUr prosecuting the iRm-
Der business on any scale TO suit the f.scy Of tie
purchaser. q. V. SEARS.
Fsb. 10 SN-
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Nswton wolcott :
vs. IaTrun. Common Pleas.

by virtue OF IN order Of sale issued out Of the
Court " Common Pleas OF sald County In the shove
Csc, ami " ue di4ecuel All delIyeTeds 4 hsYe leV-
leu upon ana sAail eSp-Se 10 pubic sale al The
svuth door VI the Count House Ii me town OF ar
ren, IL saId CounS VI 1TunOali, on
saturday, 10Th OF February, 1854,
ami between the hours Oh 10 o'clock a NJ and o.
s.OeA + u VI sand GAy, I-e following described
real estate, 10 vii:
pILuale la tae township OF Pennington, County
vi lTGIuD1ll. SI1tc VI OnlO. ana kuonn rs parI Oi
original iOt GuIaoer ~ III eat tVsusalp, snd sao0l-
ylSIOHs DG.Aoef 4 An0 ., ah0 situate a. Tue sOutl-
survey CT ~ L LefnhgNeii. APrii 0Otn, lssy, (set
bVOk u Mas Oh lEunaGGli IVuAtS, page oo,J ALL
cUuLaIus segs 4Iy -ENS ana Ons-tenJn nuLdreu acre
VI lana De TIE same nVIe OT less. IT q traction Vto u
larSe-IUuElne oI ~ acre aaQ ~ DC sold SUBJECT te
lae removal " LAs dwelllnS lOuSs thereon, resent
" erected AppIassed sAeIu1Iye Of sslo nouee.d'
SoSg,Uu u money. 1erns cash, ;. y. 6U1LEhs
charm Vnss, Jan W lsot. Snsrln.
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Western Re serve Chronicle.
TERMS os SUBSgRIPTToN

'1s Do0ar and FVh, cez,s. IN aSra-c.. r. n,
payment ts aE0t made ~ oapUace. Ma IA
-, .SSontinneu anti all srreara<es are psi5 sx-
N'P'st the option OF the publishers
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17

Terms of the Chronicle. $3.50 invaris-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
rule.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17
25th Ohio Battery.

The 18th Ohio Battery. tCapt. Hadlev.)
arrived at Cleveland on Saturd ay evening
last This Battery. it will be remember
ed, was formed ont of the ID cavalry.
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Johnston Pumps.

Johnston Pumps.
Those who want one or more of the
No0d Pumps, manufactured atJohnston,
a apply to W F. Pelton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17

PuIssKI TIousE- Savannah, Ga Jan 8, $3.50
UoyoRrD SIR . I should be ungratefni Tor Tbs fesS
vorr skiI has brought me If J did not report ny sas ~
Won. A cold settled In my lini6sand orOnghs On s1enr
E1E. Notwithstanding I had the bet OF Payscsoa, Tie
dSsase yssw worse and worse, until by the advice OF yoW
excellent AGENT In Baltimsre, DE-. Nackenzie, l uea yon
piIl,- Their effects were slow, hut sure. By EerssTsglDS
in de use Of them, / am now entirely well
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For Sale

For Sale.
A Howe Sewing Machine for sale, at a
discount. Inquire at Andrews q Weeks
Store.
February 10th, lse4,-fw.
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THE MAHoNING BRANCH
MAHoNING

On and after Monday. January 4. 1864. passenger
trains on this road will run 10 and from the NEW
DEPOT on Scranton Avenue Seneca Street, as fol-
1- MAIL.
Leaves Cleveland at rs A NJ: Warren 9s5 and ar
rixes az Ynungstowna a laS A. IL
RErUkNiNG, leaves Youngstown at 200 P NJ
Warren Z42; and arrive III Cleveland at $50 P.
II.
Youngstown Express.
Leaves YOUNGSTOWN at 200 NJ; Warren at 7:39 A.
"; and arrives at Cleveland at i0:25 4 VI.
RETURNING. leaves Cievelznd at S:45 PM: War
zen at 6.22, and arrives at youngstown at 200 P
NJ
CHAB.I RHODES. General Manager.
Cleveland Dec. 50.
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FOR SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE.

" in pursuance VI an order OF the Probate
No~rt OF lIGnSuli Cvu.IS, OniO. anu 20 ne ulTSct-
~ - O0dTuIau oI GSVISS a GVuHdu, lillian II.
OvAuaH. aad GGM4A Il OUnaaan, ullLOr cuIuIen vi
jacob GU1man, uScsasSd, 1 NIL OuSr IVr SAT- ~ the
alguest oaudvr va 6aL1ruays tLS Stn uaJ vi MaTvn,
iSy4, liz iVi4o~Ias uvscIIOcu PrSaslSes- SIt1aLe l.
Drlssvi lOwLsu4p, 1TUInDuII COuHS, Univ, 4au
AnONu - YNiuS i.1gCVi AT A0EgSE Iulrt5 -sSgcu IL
saIu LvWaSAIp: oONHdSU Un sLG " Ust W luo var
syn - AsnGAOGiA 1GTDplAC rOAI lsO caAiSdJ, vl IHV
SUULu W .-.US VI i11AAlSt DOWAS ~ liz Loot D
EvII IL SEu sUGin LVUHiS IOSu AUTJu " east anu
utstIOeu dEG " ANUS VCCGsluu ~ n. AigeE anu
DeAu uGIIlsON, aLI SuGtaiis tOAG-rIsus 1e4es Va
ta.u, Uo LHS saLuS MUre Of iees,aAu X TAG same LAM
uSSu.lS1 " ed-u ia 90 COlman a. uis oSCSasc. -
homestead. inc sale " Us OcI.tUn the IUaTs o.
! 4nu I y cock = ii OI salu dS- lvrms-OuS-laI
a. Esuu. oa.anco III Oae anu i've years. SI,u 4naual
IutvEesL " 90 secured Ou the p9eAlSrs. APPRAISED
- SsJ per de4e- I AOh1UN, CHAIRMAN.
Jan. -, I5oi,-lW.
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Washington. b. e.. sb kela, i53h
sta ; ] hSsa a-e. your t1it~ IN Hs sra-fHt aud hr-pisai
prarlice et-T s.nre Yea maxi them, ANA eannsS hrriasv 20
say LI-y are The l-S1 raflafIic We ruhpiuy- ihciT fsgfr
LAllnz actiun IN iis hy-r Is 4ui K aha ssort'ls = eonss
Gn-nty they are an aiusii alb reAi-slJ ha dsians-al-nis
OF ur,t OFgan- lHst-rd, ! haze sei%ihs iniaa aess1H
/ Iassas da.s4s, - oh-.iiate tiat u al Ivt Trudiy yriS -
theu- kEAtrnnaIlS yvnIs ALONLJ bALis N-h,
II ss.elgH u las Mn .ae NeuEaL
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SALE.
- ~ PARTITION.

~ LA EAh41L4NNs
Jacob Grim
- 10 TrumbaIl Con. Pleas.
DsTid Gnm. ct al
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court Ot Common tieas 81 IfGnOdii county, Onto.
ana 10 me duosJed and d0iIveTed III the aOCve case.
1 nave levied upon alG snail OK Jose 10 pdOilc al e,
IL t4e sou Il door Oi Inc Court huusE IL aTrcE,o o.
Saturday, sAe z7th Of February, 1854,
and between the hours OF 10 o'clock \. NJ, a1G !
JcIOck r. NJ. Vi said Jay. tas following deScrIoeG
real estate, 10 VII:
situate in the township Of Mecca, TrumbUil
County. and Stale 81 ONO, and u0wu Is part -
lot number fifteen u0J IN the kIugsbury tract (sO
oauodJ II sald TOWNSHIP, ana bounced 40 IOiiOws:-
in the south. east and north Oy ihe original lInes
of said IOt IS. und 10 extend 90 IaT west tlat u line
running parallel with the east 4Iue VI sziu lot IL.
shall contain one hundred ana SIX llUoJ acres Vi
land, DO toe same more OF less" Appraised by the
Commissioners IN partition at SlSJo.O0. FERNS
One-thlrd IL hand, one-t1lTd IN one year ana one
third IL two years alth Interest and secured By
mortgage, as tne law directs. j. q. BUTLER,
cnerIn's Office. Warren, Jan z, 1904. SueriI.
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T HAVE opened a Recruiting Office
over Messrs. Hoyts' Store, il Warren. Tor this
REGIMENT, where Captain j. n kobeTts may be
found between the hour. of ia VI and 7 Nj.
Also. an once at the Phillips House In Salem.
Columbianna County, where captain j. II. Lee
man may be found from GA " to4RM. 10vesn-
nsnt bounies paid. JAMES J. ABEL, Capt.
Warren, Reb s-lE 9Th Qhia Vol. Cavalry.
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Aucnonaer.

| A~uctioneer-
W. F. PeltOu. of Johnston, is a licensed
Auctioneer.
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Price, Is cents per Boz, or s Boxes for 81
psov.rcd By Oh. J. C. AYER & CO.. level. Has

sold BY-Hoyt and Stratton; 3 smith 2
We IL Warren : Chew, Brookneld; fanstsr =
Co y. Bristol; Z P WOlcoti. Farmington o2eloo
3 Thompson, MesOpotamia W SaSSsee 81 Me
r slters. Girard. and dealers e~verySnere
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Rates Of Advertising,
T., Iwelve Ines eqass ~ mo inch in spsos. make
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--lwl sR en- sm 6m Tyr
Square : 81 sl,0Ts L50IS 80 5 4,05I 5 40
squares 16l 2@FSOl 200 sou 10,
Squares L9l S@l SWl z.0 l0.0I leo,
Aeol1mn go i,0I 60si sea- I2DI 3,O
Seolann 1901 7.0l 9.05I l20T @.0I $50
column 600 sou 100 1901 500 60,
ADVERTISEMENT moi under contract. must n. n.-I-
60 tue length II time desired or they will h,
eontin1sd sud changed for until ordered out.
Spsciai Nnlces. and extra displayed Advertise
mSitS. " per cent more.
Deaths aud Marriages inserted gratis. bu, 0h;,p.r
NouceS ciIEed half price.
Transient Advertisements TO be paid for invariabl,
IN adYsrce.
Yearly Adrertisers will be charged extra for Dis
s3lguon and other Notices, net connected witt
Their regular business.
fusiness Cards; 10, exceeding ; lines. sl.oOa lin,
per year; each additional line. IS cents.
OBJ PRINTING.
Having recently made large additions of the
Istest styles OF type, TO our assortment Of job
Printing material. We are prepared TO execute in
the best manner. the different varieties of Plain
and Fancy Printing
@SUCH As
address cSards. Certificates labels
Bank Checks ColOred Printing, Notes.
Bills Of Lading. Drafts, Programmes.
Ball Tickets Form Books, Receipt.
Blanks. all kinds. Iaadbills. Show Bills.
In fact everything done in the share of Print
ing, al prices thai cannot fail 10 suit. and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment Of Cards and Fine Stationery. from
which those in want Of Printing can select.
Justices and COnstabIes' Blanks,
Fdrrdnfee. Mortgage and Out CAIN DeeI,. Sum
mons. Erccsaioas, Salpaaas. ETC.,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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~ ! = = ~. ls3sa iof N11E
.t-Many regard themsely4s aAtRaf1l,
truthful and gentle, because .thsY u JiypEi,t
that others shall be: so:o ,..,S.t !sx,,s -:
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Ss1etted 2p&t4u..
TWO PICTURES FROM THE WAR.


All through The wcaryins summer day,
The blaze Of heat, the dusty road, .. p.
Our ,oiling columns stretch away.
Sore burdened with the knapsuck's load
And winding o'cr the rugged hills,
Bright waves Of steel roll billowing on,
Till Wars stern, solemn splendor fills
Dark valleys from tho world withdrawn
Day wanes apacc; the falling feet r,.'...
Have respite from the toilsome track, ,t'
Cncountcd eyes in slumber sweet
+ Close round the welcome birouac. r., -
The picket skirts the distant wood,
And from the rar-otf SUBMITS glow. ..'
Dim warnings in the solitude, -" F.
The watch.frcs Of crafty foe. ~ 81. ,....
Tomorrow's dawn mny bring the strife ,.
The shock Of battle; yet the sleep
That chains this ,hrobbing tide Of life
Is like n spell, so wild and deep. 5:
Dreams soo,hc each stormy, turbulent breast
The happy Past returns again, o.. .".'
Joy sits within the heart, guest
TO Danish thence corroding pain.
God guard and keep thcm! Ger the hills
Far reaching to their Northern homes,
My yearning aspiration thrills.
And on the haunted night-wind comes
The whisper of porch rosc.twined,
\ gravelcd walk, m open door,
\ lattice swcetly jassamined-
\ shadow falling on the eoor!
Sad woman's eyes; and bearded lips
Beside the bivouac murlnIr low,
As il the dream had found eclipse
In sympaIhy's deep overflow.
The drowSy clock ticks by the wall
To coun, :hc lis,lcss hours away
While rings a:ar the thrilling call
or bnglcs sounding for the fray.
Swcc, childish faces gather round,
Sweet inian, voices I'LL the room,
AS ever grce,S her ear the sound
OF childish piaint-' When will he come ?
And she, with marble lip and cheek,
Turus shulderng from the shadowcd floor
To s,iac woirs she may not speak
Perhaps he comes to us no more ~
[Narper's Hr'kiy.
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CHARLESTON WEST VA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28 8e4 :* r.

Bile to the fiirmeis tttore 'ahd' the most
useful to the world has been thsgrana
question, and the difficulty ndreost Of
transportation'gt to- the East have,tsnded
to discourage efforts fortitss culture:H But
if f,evcry .bushel ofGtheagolden; grain. is
to yield three and q half gallons Of syrup
tha. can, either bo, used ppon the table: or
converted into pares egyanqalattesdl !! q sagsr,
the problem will Be solved both for the
West and for the world, aua; shss, ,loss: :of
tho sugar plantations Of tho South viii
bcH:m6ro tlidn' made good. .siA aextYufe
compafy aha7s;> purchased doftothr r Prof
G6ealfng'tfie right|to use ,hiivIisooreiy
for 100000, and l'immediutely erect
factory and proceed to tho .pructical
test of. the professor claims. Eor the
present the coupauyrwill only !manufac:
ture the syrup, but will 80 into. the sugar
crystallizution as soon as the :. needed.
ARA ngemonts Gun be nude; and not
many months will, elapsc before it will
End its way into the market Wheeling
Htclligcacer. - ~" ."'''' &C." . 'i''' -
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Our Progress to Justice.

Senator Wilson's record Of tho anti
slavery measures Of the NNNFllth
and NNNFlll,h Congresses, in the
compact volume published by Walker,
Wise Il Co., Boston, has permanent
value for the historian, us we'll as in
terest and profit for the curreat time
The first legislative word for liberty was
spoken IN the Senate by Mr.. Trumbull,
who, on the 10th Of July. 1851, as chair
man of the judiciary Committee, report
ed bill to couiiscate property used in
the military service Of the rebels. Mr..
,TesSendcu wanted the bill postponed. Mr.
TrumbulI, on his own authority, offered
an amendment, con;iscatinc slaves 50
used, and then, of his own motion, laid
the bill over, evidently for long
period. God saw it, and the very next
day sent upon US the judgment Of Bull
Run. On the third, the bill which had
been put so carefully to sleep was
snatchcd from its couch, and the great
debates Of the war began. They open
ed upon the amendment, and signi6.
cautly enough, Mr.. Breckinridge fred
the first gun against it, giving vent, in
his remarks, to the following prophecy
- In my opinion, the amendment will be
one OF series which will amount, be.
fore VIC have done with, Gf, unhappilY,
We have no settlement or adjustment
soon) to general contiscution OF all pro.
perty, and ioosing Of aN bands. MIR.
Ten Eyck INDUCED iu that then univer-
sal twaddle which has been burned
out of our later speeches, about what
''was to become Of the poor. wretches If
they were discharged. God knows we
do not want them in our section Of the
Union" The senator may think differ
emily, now that he is unseated by a
Democratic victory in New Jersey,
which black citizens would have prevent
cd. Pearcc, of Maryland, proclaimed
the scnsi,iveness Of his constituents to
any proposition involving "au act of
emancipation, however limited or quail.
fed" Little did he think that, within
three years, his State, in convention as,
semblcd, would make a Constitution
ubolishing slavery which her people
would ratifyI The bill was passed by
thirty.thrce to six-the opposition, save
one, being now avowed rebels. .;''''r-''" i
The next step was forbiddiug slaves
to be returned by:persons in the army:
1t took oil winter to- win this battle
From December to March it ragged
Mallory, of Kentucky, declared it Gin
volved the repeal.of the Fugitive Slave
Law :" aud so it did. Then followed
the first act of abolitionism, iudepend'
emily of military questions and coosld-
erations-the. extinction Of slavery IN
the District of Columbia. Mr.. Bayard
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Sugar. from Indian Corn.

Prof Goessling, of Cincinnati, Ger.
man chemist there, claims the merit Of
discovering process BY which sugar as
nice as the incest can be made from
Indian corn.,.: . -. s. .-....s- -.
lie has succeeded in obtaining some
three and half gallons of beautiful
white syrup from bushel Of corn. and,
what is Of greater importance,y has dis
covered how to convert that syrup into
grauulatcd sugar. The syrup is 50 white
that it eau bo' used in tea without dark
ening it a. all, and the process IS said to
be SO simple thnt it can be carried on in
any farm. house with the household uten.
:sils that are found in er cry well.ordered
kitchen, The Importance Of this dis.
covery if its promises are realized can.
not be over. estimated. Our northwest
ern States are the real granaries Of the
world, and there is hardly a limit to their
capabilities in the production Of cora.
How to make the crop the most profta
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declared "it would ,permeatc through
the entire mass Of the slavcholdinG
States, even if compelled as such to re-
turn to the Union" Mr.. Yallandis'
ham said. "therc was no calculating
where it would end" Still less did he
calculate where he would end. That
conflict lasted four months. Six weeks
more secured the freedom of the terrific
rieSs.
The othcrlandmarks of legislative ad'
vance urc the bill by which the army
lines were made identical with those OF
liberty; the enlistment Of colored SOL
d,ers, for which Mr.. Wilson reported a
bill on the 9th Of July, 1862, and carried
it in eight days, after furious struggle;
the recognition of Hayti; the protection
of colored persons in Washington and
the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
lu.all these triumphs, great and small,
Mr. Wilson's part was important, even
if he docs not allow tito be conspicuous
in his own book. We believe that to him
belongs also the credit Of suggesting tho
enrolment, under the draft, Of the slaves
of the Border States, which served as a
lever for the disruption of slavery in
those localities, beginning with Mary.
land aud ending with Kentucky. The
grandest work yet remains-uncertaln
now upon which Congress the credit
will fall-that Of prououucing the un-
lawfulness Of human bondage ON any
rood of American soil. The volume
whose scope VIC lave indicated fore
shadows and will speed this glorious
consumma,ion.-[ Mdcpc"d""t
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NUMBER
sU ::-;!yla Il i..y7v E3r. srE~1R
Sub, sill ko z; caiiiiyaotd g. 81 SaIYxithn th1tdwa.d
ship, ,bss bsecsiaulss thttsis do ostbdtnp lor'tas"
officers htldYddtAde! e!ist ltnisss: 'aa.R :o."i-

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-, 1stttsssss! tss 7; sfHS '...
The following .regnlitioRs 1slltiEe, To-;
letters for. the. South under. Gag. Of truce,
have besnaestab bHshsd BYE epstGl, Butler.
Newspapels,throUgho ut thescounAy Kill,
do,Ecll. 20 4aops ihep:::4 ,ya,rsho&i.,r;,s',, ;.
IxJpnnorb oriIcr; FEla t1aptpLf1ssas,3a
is.lEr4nrxIxI oI$EA1 XO;a. icAaaIlxA Asin}s4
tS1se + sEola MoSasy Va. Rss s4A SS3or,y3, q
Rules and regulations goveraing W.
Of, Truce Letters. established BY ,MltSSF-
General B:'F. Butler; 4 IL,
!, 1s.. No. letter must exceed one :page. Of;
a letter sheet and must relate purely To-
domestic matters. 80" 80 w 80 90"
G2d..: All l'lette;rfs 'ilincldaing ptfsSnstsj1
must be sent With 'aveS cent? posdgT
innclosed If to 20 to"Richmond, aut' eea'
cents if beyond o. 'isTo"' 's>'" '7- t-i'
't3d.' Every letter must abe"signe6 by
the writer's name Sin; dll,fandsR o.
address. ri 80 EeHa,,lht,,:sa Is%a 70 6,pu -
s4th: ,Allnlcttets must'rbe. .1idcloseaao
the Commanding General, Of the Dspart-.
meut;aya. andi!N. c., aFortresSsN NoRros,
iudorscd "yis Flag g:of, Truce" ~, zo,, Yea
5,h. No money will bc: Forwarded ssHSi, ssHSi,
cept to "prisoners<of-Sar."' -.
9Th. All letters sent totRottress, Mon
roe without sa strict compile nee ,fNitk
these rules, will, be-. transmitted to- oths
Dead Letter .Ofhco.7 ..:s1t ,s9as ,usn, nui-:j
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Who are Deceased SoldiersL Legauy

r.ntni' t'r'-@, .l.HeirS.V J ID, ai a..t
II If the Soldier; leftaa~ abe is !hiA
heir, and is entitled to ,PeosioD,s y Bounty
and, Arrears OF. Pay. If he left no .Hle,
his child or children. come ne and are
entitled TO Bounty and Arrears Of PaA
and also Pension, if any are under .siX|,
teen years of age. If be left peitbesE;
~ife nor child, his father is his heir to
the Bounty and AGreurs Of Pay, but no
pension. If be. left neither wife, child
nor fother, his mother is bis heirt ard il il
entitled to Bounty, arrears Of pay and d
also pension, if she can show'that shs
was dependant i'I-ULOle or, IN part On the
deceased for support, II. be left neither
wife, child. father nor onotbo:, big broth
ers and sisters are re his heirs othe bounty
and arrears s'tcif Of pay jointly. 'sBat 10
pension except 10 case Of orphan :sissers
under l6 years Of age, who were dspsH-
dent in whole'or 10. part on the deceased
for support. For full informationasia
regard to, and prompt"collection: of isA
claims, apply to. US. in person or BY let.
tcr.-Army: HcraM.T 5dsia edT
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-28
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nd While great many people have t.oil
on the brain, ,"not ~ few .have;r oitnih
tho pockc:%"ts A: grestimany .peoplsswho
q year ugo.were in moderate MrcunAtap-
ces arc now mIliouaries.,ca,,v ,msd ,o>
The philadelphia, American says, tb*
u citizen Of West Virginia Jeff, Mat eity
for his home.a day Or two ago, bringing
with him the furniture: p ana Equipment Is
for one Of the most splendid residences
in the State:~4 He purchased4eperyahias
inrPhiladclpbia!4 = 4GTo keep ever before
him the means by which. he aeaniref tifs
sudden wealth be, furnished ,6is3 h41b
with? chinaware,: the, like, ofi,whieht,Was
never before seen; :We fancy; in. thias,or
any other country 1cHe ordered shiG
'chlnaware, and habit deccoratsds4oiSt.
der. The embellishments Of t59; 9;PHtss,
dishes and ,turreens.are fac amtbe:pf Lke
apparatus used,insprodueing petroleum.
The dishes bear :o6'the Itentre sbsautiful
yignettoh views, a'tepTesenting ::1sills'ip
process Of boring, ;,yitH, t6s: SaSHicts
over the. ori6ce:S The tuEIeene ~ }imi.
-Iarly adorned,r*bils esoheseparstle4 piece
'is' s'bla1onedtlviihz7,ignette adiScHpti3e
and I'll 6strafive Of tho. process dfhstvest.
lag. petfolsuin:a ~ y sh4e is6.itSs' 'ssf ixS. !fHe
most, costly ,chasacteri, The cbihs.Myt6e
finest and. best imported; and tbs dacors-
stions 'arei n:the 'highcst:rsty1ea esfthe
decorator tars MThs'1dtcIDtss5e Vide
sobblets ,!!g ,aggd,. !, .tu1 blsrs jaFd:1sItesdSra!A
with the insignia Of petroleum: Tie
complete ware is;a,jcuriosity. .nNothing
like twas Observation-Disclosures parts:a0a
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