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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
CHAEcERY SALE OF yAhUAg4E BUILDING

- By virtue of a de sree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, made and passed in the
cause No 2S4 equity, Ricard ct al agt. Ricard ct
on SATURDAY, the I'D day of October, A. ID. 1854,
az clock p. M, Lots numbered thirty (30l and
thirty-on (3l } in Square numbered one hundred,
(lo0, in the city of Washington.
The lots front on 10th street. between u ana M
streets north, in rapidly improving portion of
the city Each lot will be divided into two parts.
Two let's will then have front of rs feet ga inches,
and the OF her two Is feet 1a inches, all having Q
de pth Of IS8 feet 9 inches to 80 feet alley.
Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the
purchaser.
no F. W, JONES, Trustee
E oc 5-eoS ds 10. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE ANDLeT ON
HASSACHU SETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTH, AT
EAUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the 2Ist instant, at o'clock p. M,
sell in front of the premises part Lot ii,
which is nearly new built, containing nine rooms,
all inst papered and painted all through, and va
Gated.
For any person wishing good residence there ia
Won can get possession on the day of sale and not
be oubed about getting the tenant out.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
mon this. for notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed of trust.
All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. .s
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IMPRoyHMESrs.-Ths well. kept restaurant
OFF. NJ. Dubant & Bro, has just been receive
ang thorough Iejuyenation, in the, way Of
improvements and sdornments, and no W looks
IS bright as a new pin. The Avenue would
scarce know itself il missing this famous re-
good cheer. '%-s1
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10y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE ANDLoT
ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 1Sr AND

I'D STREETS.
On MONDAY, the 25th day of October. 1854, at
o'clock p m, shall offer for sale at public
ton in front of the premises. the west part of lot
numbered twenty four (24) in square numbered
seven hundred and twenty light (725l, fronting
twenty one t2D feet eleven and one half UlI0
inches north street, and running back with
eli hit and half iSdl inches to the rear line OF
said lot. with the improvements.
stories high, with haiement, The locstio Is good,
and offers great Inducements to p1rchasess
Terms One half cash; the residue q three and
six Months the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments. bearing interest from the day
of gale. and satisfactorily endorsed.
A deed given, and deed of trust taken:
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
If the terms Of sale are not complied with with
in FIVE days from the day of sale, reserve the
right to resell the said property. at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
ASBURY LLOYD, Agent and Attorney.
Oc IL 2aw VIM L. WALL d CO AuctS.
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ID U B l. &c 8 "A l. +.

ID LILO A l. L.
Will be sold at Public Auction. to the highest
bidder. for cash on WEDNESDAY, October 18th,
Of the Livery stable, corner Bridge and Market
streets, Gesrgetown, ., g consisting Of Il head
Hack; Top Buggies;l No Top Buggy; four seat
Carriages; l Germantown Wagon; A sets Double
with Saddles, Brides, Blankets, Hay, Straw and
Grain, and many other articles.
Sale positive and without reserve.
oc I4.4t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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LOCAL ITEMS If you want
Lock woods Enameled Collars at 80 cents,
Gray's modsd do at ~ cents, or
good All Paper do at % cents each,
per package, go to
oe l26t* and Maryland avenue, Island.
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&C l4-3tF

1 AN RETAILING THE BEST Philadelphia and
Maryland Print Butter, at 81 cents PER pound. I
will re open my market Saturday. october 18th.
GEO. T. STEWART,
&C l4-3t% Corner 18th and ii streets
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CLOTHING OF THE LATEST STYLES, at
HESNING'S, corner 7th street
&C PCT and Maryland avenue.
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THE uHnAPEsf Asp BEsT HAIR DYE II re WolLD
Never Fades OF Washes OEt.-Uphsm,s Hair Dye,
90 cents \ box The best in use. Try II. Sold By
g. q Ford, corner 18th street and Penn. avenue,
Wash q gton; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
A6-1v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOLD PLATED SETS, ONE DOLLAR
Gold plated sIeeve Battons. One Dollar,
Gold plated Chains, One Dollar,
Gold plated Rings, with cluster, One Dollar.
Gold plated Newton, One Dollar,
Ivory Ear Drops, Ona Dollar
At the Dollar Jewelry Store, 43s Penn. avenue
tree It,
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

NECK TIES, SCARFs. GLOVES, &o.,at
HENNING's. corner 18th street
oc II Ct and Mary land avenue, Island.
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RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & Co. Auetionssrs.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THR
CORNER OF STREET NORTH AND FIRST
STREET WEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 18th. at s
o clock. on the premises, shall sell Lot "a and
part of 90 in Square No. $50 fronting together 20
feet at the corner of north street and LIST street
west, and runnin back 10 feet to % foot paved
alley to be divided and sold in two lots of 20 feet
FRI ut each.
These lots are we'll located, in q rapidly improv-
ing part of the city, and the corner lot is we'll
adapted for q tusiUess stand.
Terms: One half CASH the remainder in r onths,
with interest, secured by deed OF trust on the
premises.
oc I'D j. g. McG UlRE a. o., AucS.
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WANTED.A good CdAMBERMAlD immsdi,
s, stsiy at the New York Hotel corner or IN 81 ana
w o also, ooLoRED MAN t. open ss oysters. .e
Nth No 244 9TH street, between and streets
A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY AOoUAINT-
died lied with the At Of ca R'9a pre-
456 18th street west. oc ls.st'
q and wSn e T. II IF s SIS FsRa
avenue. between 10th and llth SITS. IT.
asss,s1s Md MD
ssgth s,Tfit opposite the southeast Csstol
WANTRD-A LAUNDREss, one CHAMBER
come con e. well recommended at TAYLoRs corns.
WANTED-ByL ansburgh & Bro, 375 7th st
NEwssfPtXxf Pin and r. 10000 pounds &c q SD
ks s1d Inquire at 4ss nth street; hstssen
WANTED-A white WOMAN, to cook, wash
w and iron, at No SIS 18th street, between Pa:
avenue and Call between and 10 a M ocA ST.
VA ANTED-A VESSEL $50 tons burthen to 60
" to City Point with sio5 e. oe aRs'y ELL
oc 14-St" 215 Pennsylvania avenue
w eight rooms, Furnishes or unfurnisbed north
Of Pa ave; and east of 9th street. Address Box
WANTBD-A completely FURNISHED HOUSE
w containing 10 or IL rooms suitable for a
bossd rs h .ns Address
BOARD WANTED-PermanentlY, by q GENTLE
D tlenan and his wife. Address @ +, FhAM-
Ant Loan Branch nd Department. Wash
A YOUNG MAN. who thoroughly understands
a. Book kfeping in all its degsrtme9etas , and
ss
k sDtaA JAMES, $50 street Navy Yard wash
.tfH ssS
or UnfuFHshed. Address "A y" this Office.
WANTED-FARM HANDS. Permanent en-
w ploypent to suitable hands. Apply on DR..
BUseys II miles above Q. the
WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 good CAR
Sps to
caral, Georgetown. DC. oc 1875
WANTED-50 900 LADIES to call at The only
STAM MP FLuT1s NC and. and PINkING
want their worA SPOILED will go to no other So
s e aaEfs IL ,r Tsssp
Silk and Cotton for sale. Is If
WANTED-2OO LABORERs and so MASONS
w wsnted to work on the Washington Aqu e
so acp ss e9Ts from to
the fSntEs't0r' on BE buS S2Es CO.
MILK-WANTED-A PURCHASER for twenty
w gallons of milk per dsy Address B9X 1ss
WANTED TO PURCHASE OR LEASE-A com
w pletely Furnished HOUSE of 10 rooms
Address So, Wizards Hotel. oc II ST.
WANTED TO HIRE-A Convenient, well fur
W nished HOUSE. for " feP p T PEssENDEy
ocll.tf Corner Of 18th and streets.
WANTED-First. class COAT MAKERS, to
w whom the best Northern city prices will be
VIM. Tucker. Stablsr & Young,
VIM T. Griffith, Jas. Lsckey,
J. Heihepeer, n. Rbnitzky,
Geo. z. schsfer, M. Losano,
&C st f Merehant Taiors of washing to ton City.
CARPENTERS WANTED
Headquartsrs Department of Washinston,
No, 90, ,.c g. 0Gc ,,t Chtsf 9Har usr N
WAsniGToN.. Sept q. 1854
Wanted mmediately, fifty good CARPENTERS
month and ration. Each Workman VIII BRING ms Rs
hit Of tools. TRANSPORTATION win be furnished
by the Government for the workmen and their
tools from this city to p0 5oH hSohop sL1soN
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
sep3nt Department of Washington.
WANTED-The undersigned desires to pur-
y, ~, chase all kinds Of ladies and gentlemen's
price win be paid Call Immediately at No. so
'''u-'''D" q snu'' AsAf ''n 't WM. BAILEY,
ing. Boots ct and Shoes. &c. anu Ssconu sep isiw
w Also, MTRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS. BED
DING, and HOUsEFU RNIsHINGG GOODS ofevery
s sSs Fl ssse side
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAf, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock q.
eusekeepipg, on / street, betveea sth and atS
streets north, mo. All the following Furniturc
viz:
Walnut Haircloth Sofas
Chairs. Tables and Ornaments
Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus
Washstands. Chairs and Rockers
Fine pure Geese feather Beds, Pillows and Bel
sters
Excellent Brussels, Three ply, Ingram Carpe.s
II lair, Husk and other Mattresses
Blankets Sheets, Comforts and Pillow Cases
One complete Dinner and Tea Set
Cook and other Stoves. Kitchen Requisites
Ard many other articles. too numerous to emu
merate. -
oc I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots,
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers

E3EGHT2ks sAIs or III THREE BRICK
TWEEN b AND c STREETS Non hr' DE-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Octobar r7,h .. n
O'Clock, the premises, sh all seii mart az 1T
No. in Square No. 324, fronting is feet on IatS
street west between b and streets north ruS.
min g back SO feet, and improved by q three story
building.
Terms: Ore half in cash; the remainder in three
six and nine months, with interest, secured By
deed of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and circumstances at the cost OF
the purchaser VIM A BOSS Executor,
oc Sd j. @. MCGUIRE a 90. Aucts
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MARRIED.,

p. WOLHAuPTER, of Woodstock, New Bruins
wick, TO SALtIE A. fourth and youngest daughter
OF VIM. Powell, Esq, Of this city. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-15

FINE Rooms FOR REET.-Attention Is called
to the advertisement of some admirable rooms
for rent at s05 L street.
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pY VIM L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
- South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street


- South corner Penn avenue and eth street.
BRUSSELS, VELVET, THREE-PLY, INGRAM
CARPETS, MATING, SUPERIOR FURNI-
TlRE, PARLOR SUITS, AND 0TSBR ARTI-
Giles NECESSARY FOR FURNISHING, AT
On TUEsDaY MORNING, October 18th, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock we will sell, at Auction
Rooms, the balance of the stock of Carpetings,
&c, comprising
Velvet, Brussels, Three ply, Ingram Rugs, Drug
gets Mattings &c
Parler Suit in silk Brocatelle, complete
Parlo Suits in Striped Reps, complete
] Parlor Suit in MerroOn, complete
Walnut Sofas, Tables, Easy, Parlor and Rocking
Chairs
Cottage Sets, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Marble top and Plain Etager and WhatnOts
Walnut an Mahogany, Marble top and Plain Bu-
Walnut, Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed
Cane seat CT airs and Rockers
Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards
Hat Racks. Writing Desks. &c
With many other articles, which must be sold 70
close to which We especially Invite the attention
OF the trade and others, as the stock is large.
Terms cash.
oc Is tChron0 VIM. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
DAYS.
lY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioroe-,
ID No 526 7th street. csrnn. N

10y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctiorcs-s
- No 526 7th street, cSrnsr 10 nortb
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRu Az
AUCTION. al
On MONDAY. the 18th instant, at 10 o'cIook. . ~,
we shall sell At the residence of gentleman ds'
ginning Housekeeping g, on Mass. av., bet. 9th aud
Furniture, viz:
One Rosewood Case Pisnoforte. octave
Walnut PsIlhr Suite, consisting of Tete -atets
Sofas, Easy, Side and other Chairs
Marble top Centre Tables and Whatnots
Walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads, with Spring Bot
Walnut Marble top Dressing Bureaus
do do Wristbands
do Wardrobes and Fine Hair Mattress
co Extension Table and Oak Dining
R fuIss 1i, Three ply Ingram, and other Carpets
NJ SShcioShs Stair Carpets and Rugs
GisssE s stove bought only three weeks ago
%iusss and Creckerywsre
lot OF Kitchen Rsouis;tas
And many other articles too rrmaro,s "a o,r
merate. WV A~"eto"S W onu
Terms cash.
ocl2 GREEN A. wJyIr.ru ....
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1856 Pvt Els 1856
A few choice Engravipgs and Paintings for sal g
at J. MARKRITER'S, No. 1856 Seventh street.
SPIease remember the Number, 4 So, and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep l76Wifs
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different celors and sizes Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
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1856 PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs' 1856
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Kings, Nails. DC.
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WANTS

XVANTED-A good CHAMBERMA1D immsdi.
w ately at the New York Hotel, corner 7th and
T. streets oct l5 It,
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RY JAS @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS
ON ARMORY SQUARE
On WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON. Oct. 18th, at *
O'Clock on the the premises, we shall sell good
frame Building, located on " Armorym square,
Perseverance, fire Company for gu Engine house,
and capable of being converted into dwelling
house.
Terms Cash on the day of sale.
The building to be removed within two weeks
from the day of sale.
&C ID JAS C. MCGUIRE & co, Auc'ts.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

IL tober s, IS64.-Notice is hereby given that
an election viii be held in this town on MONDAY,
the 18th instant. for q member of the Board of
Common Council, to supply the vacancy occasoned
by the death of the late Charles Myers, ESQ.
&C Is HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-15

DIANOS TUNED GeL f~sEzt l2Hai I
in the best style
and at shorssst notice by r.
v,..,s a,on a TaaEoDoRs LANG. H NJ
No 467 Sd st. east, NTs 110J 3GSA - III
Mr.. r. wHITHALF, near Pa. sys Is
Vermont av.. BET. 18th and 18th sts
Mr.. ANTON HEITMULLER
Best of references can be given &C i-2sw4t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-15

French Gilt Swiss Carved wood, and American
Composition Card Frames in variety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-27

p. 1.,a s.vc +y,.,t cana,.1
'slss<'@s :, ,.>.,, y ), :,..z.. ).
soss' ::.t Gan },.,;,a ior l,;x
. - -. = :. -. 49,, ,.c,,,....,,,1 :, t,.+
VIZ 80 -. .!,.,.,o. ,c.;; Ca,
i -. 49, :,l,..s = ill.,, j.,
's -, 1870 ,lau =,
'pa''''. 80 ,;1l. -: 49, : -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-27
! LOT FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LOT on the southeast cor
her OF Princess and s.. Asa!,h streets, op.
tthe county iii, is ntfered for sac ch'rE',
SSold 1t private sale ~ he 18th ot Oclo-
'le Same will be sold on that dry &c l'ui'~
setlon OF the premises. The lnJ IS the one
slch 'nrmerlv stood The depot Of the v ash
z and Alexandria Railroad. Title uA-
aHo,naSlo. For par5icu ars inquire 81
5s}-4w aN.A.> UEL FRA CHS.
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A T ], E v r / q u !!

Nv is the time for al who wish to buy
80 aaelr "a Ii and WINTER BOOTS and
~ .;, | have a line stack Of BOOTS and
F. Of ever, description and quality, SUIT
Eor Ladies, Gents, VI discs, and children,
WILL besold chap. Cali 1t No q, kng
lau. 5-tfI JNU. J. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-27

DWELLING HOUSE, AND LOT
eFURs LlE-A L No STORY Bhll>k
|uLLl u 6 and LOT, on Gibbon. between
|la st. Asaph streets, is ottf;ere |. for sale ca
|aable terms. Che House Contains six
Eratbie rooms, and Kitchen TIE lot fronts
|5bon street, 81 fee, and extend 4. back 10
|ga 10 feet alley. apply to 5. y. Harper.
/ W Sing street
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1z'sa yssY q 8 4 e K e zstso

~ OTICE is hereby given TO the ~ X
PAYER, Of AIsxandrl;s City nn1 coNi'-
-. that the State Tax is rlow due fHr the years
viii he fI;st aimed for the collection Of the same.
: r. GsAA,ISWOOD,
Is 21-se Sheriff. Alexan4r!4 County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
p6-THE DRArr. We are glad to learn

. p~THE DRAfr. We are glad to learn
that our people are going earnestly to work
to gil up the quota of Belmont County by
volunteering. The Military Committee has
sent circulars to each Township, urging that
q Township bounty be raised by subscrip-
ton, to pay volunteers. It is thought Rich
land Township is yet short about 80 men.
The bounty money is being rapidly raised
IN this Township. and we think recruiting
officers will be perfectly safe in promising
$500 bounty,in addition to. Government
bounty, to those who, volunteer and are
credited to Richland Township No matter
if the recruit does live in another Town
ship, if he comes here and volunteers he
will get the bounty Z '...
Now, all hands to work Give the next
ten days to the work before US, and Bel
mont County viii be clear of the draft
The officers who are here say they will get
the men, if we will raise the money. Al
who intend to volunteer should do so pre-
yious to the Ist of March, as the Govern
mont bounties expire at that time. "sol
- Since writing the above, we have, received
circular from the Military Committee
which will be found in another column. -
There is no doubt that, by united action
Belmont county can be cleared of the draft
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
Probate COssi't--Peftft0st ia
Sell Land to PNg Debts.

David DcseIrn., Executor Of Moses Williams, deed,
Reason Williams, Aaron William. William williams
Harley Williams, Lot Williams, Moses williams,
wines. Hannah Matilda, I,niah Buckney, Maliala
Jenkins, Thomas Buckney, Isaiah Buekney, Elisha
Edwards and Mary Ann his wife. Antony Maybefry
aud Maria hi. wifi, Robert Gongs and Rachel his
wife, George Ransom and Matilda his wife, Harriet
Jenkins. y n Deselms. Dnd Dtliers. unknoTH children
ami grandchildren Of Moses Williams, deceased, de-
PENDANTS. s7f ItH'
irNHE above named defendants amt Others. children
and grandchildren OF Aoses Williams. deed. whose
are unknown hereby notified that. on the 5th
day Of January. tse4she said Executor filed petition
in The Probate Court OF Belmont County Ohio the object
aud prayer Of which is o obtain order the ith
day OF March eO4 for the sale OF the real in said
County Of which aid Moses Williams ded seized, or Of
muck thereof may he necessafy u pay his debts
the being the farm which said deccde sided
being paris Of Sections Us and ~, In Townshp g. Range
5-couaining abou, % acres. L- u ~
80. .s--1 ..a Executor Of Moses Williams. =
, Feb II, 1854 -4w, .f...rr .- ..F.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
sarA HrsroaY OF THE GREAr REBEL

4 40 . l. \ =
TARA HIsroRY OF THE GREAT REBEL.
LIoN.-We have bean shown some speci-
men pages of history Of the great Rebel
/, lion, written by the Hon. Horace Greeley,
editor of the N. Y. Tribune. 1t is royal
ectavo, and the arrangement of the matter
I is exactly to our taste. the notes. references.
and explanations being printed at the bot
tom Of the pages. -e - .,','.7-tf
This work will exhibit the causes, Incl
dents, and results of the rebellion. 1t il
',also especially intended to exhibit its mora
and political phases with the drift and pro-
gress of American opinion respecting slav-
cry from l776 to 1854: '..''''
We have examined several works on the
rebellion already issued, but none of them
can compare to this work, or in any way
supply its place. Few men, it any, are more
competent to write such a work than Mr.
Greeley. He brings to tho task an exten
siss and intimate acquaintance with the
history Of the country, and i vast array o.
documents which make him competent tt
write such history as all may receive viii
confidence as to its correctness.
III Rev, JOS Woodrofe will canvass Bel
mont county, and receive subscriptions fo
this work. ...... - 10 .'5 ..r,',.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18

Il DGeTHE 18th Regiment held an election
8 fsr field and line officers previous to leaving
Tennessee. Lieut. Col. Askew was elected
Colonel. Major McClenahan Lieutenant
Colonel. sCaptss Cummings,s of Company
A, Major. Capt. Carroll Of Company K,
came within one vote Of being elected Msjor.
q. Capt Danford was reelected Captain of
Company Z Lieut.. J. N. Dubois let 'Bieu-
tenant and Serg't Oliver Dopper I'd Lieuten-
e. ant, Serg't Boger was elected Captain Of
Company F.; Sergt Scott and Lafayette
Hess Leutspapts, Lieut., Dorneek Captain
of Company K.na1 -, Tls5,.s,i, ia, asy..I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
.uesrcurod Dc. At i4ICa,,,e for uncovered,

sugm.cured do at i4I(4i5is for uncovered,
and at 5!(gl7c for oanyased. f.,y .
n Bulk Meat--Sales embrsce. some 200, 900
lbe. Shoulders at 9i(99ac, end small lots
OF sides at lie. No hams in the market.
Pofk-Afnaddition % Abe pork taken by
the Commisssry Of Subsistence we have TO
note ssles eflbO, bbls old mess at 4is(glB
80, and 900 lbbIs neaydo. II t23e623 so, the
outside figure for heavy. We now quote
old mess at $l8(9t20. as TO condition; new
do. at $22 5O(923 50, and new prime mess
At 40 75(92i rs. per Dbl. nv ,ia az
'LardLWe have only to note sales Of 100
packages city rendered at l3ic, an, advance
Of tc per ID 1h previous Transactions Stocks
of all descriptions are very light and held
firmly at quots:iops, viz. City rendered
lI3ac, w esterh IN bbls and tierces l4(9l4ic,
and Baltimore refined Ice.
Hog Market.
8, AiBAEY; Az AZ f Feb IL 12gDREssED DRESSED Hogs HOGS
Nss 0rus ,SIss ,h.
weather and the yery light receipts, eisyery
er 6gures:-
33 head, Western, heavy..,....,....,.$9 9 25
67S-' State, average 2S0 lbs ....... 10 90
40 ~, State, in lots.-,p..,-,,~..., 10 00
The receipts in prospect are very light and
higher prices than have yet been sbiained
for hogs could be obtained for choice State.
The New York market to-day is quoted
Dquisklat 10 Cor good State by the ear. load.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. l2.-Dressed hogs
were firm at very full prices The only sale
reported on Change was lot of los at 81.
259S 90. dividing on 200 lbs. ruur
y DUBUQUE, Feb l2.--The market for
dressed hogs is frmer, with light receipts,
and an active demand, nd prices advanced
l0@l5c on heavy hogs. A few choice heavy
lots were run up to 81 81, but the ruling
price was from 90 1907 Is for hogs divi-
ding on 200 lbs. Competition and news
from Chicago, with light receipts, stimula-
ted the market, the demand being wholly
for shipment. ---------- -