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PRODUCE, PHovisHers, A~.
oerreaea By GAFRegp ! TO-, Prsa.ee Dealers.


oerreeteA BY GAFFoRD TO-, Produce Dealers.
sLovs-ssperfne. IS o. y TIL, = SAX. 20, Doahi.
kxs-., + el- . 81. = safk. te kxsra- = tsa. . 80
per ~sk, -. Retail 81 > Lbl anA &c = ssek hf het
NMar-spring, 81 - To 10. Fall, ~ 20 o. y Aa
CaKs MatL-S1 80 . 1op ss-
sKa-whest. 81 % Cors, IL = 100 ~
ChEs-Sew 81 10 IS. old 90 v bushel
Rxr-Io 70 soS = bush.
H,stss-fail. I sesi 50. Spring, sOSI 20.
ears~-sss = bush.
aAKzs 4FFLx.-6bs1acc
f9TAroK%- % tof ~.
BySrss- omiaon, BIC; Choice, sac
k5Ss-.s1.
LAEp-ZA
ssegLDEKs-isc y b.
sfDEs-@3c ? b.
HAss-23( \ 3D.: sagar Cured do Sc
Navy, 81 So
TsLlos-i5c
BxEsvAx-5o
H.I-Timethy, sl2 GOALS 90; balsd, sls 90; Prairie
uDEs-Dry Rlini, l21ze, Dry sAtsd, IacGrusby. hall
Price. Green, :; Green Sheep Peits, rs 70 81 20.
skgps-frsothy, 81 90, FLAX 81 20
Bar csrrlE-s2 IS. 70 S5 90 xross
saxEr-s4 % 20 Is 90 vhead.
Hoet-f Factory fub-washed. 100 SOC; Fine Fleece 90
u s3ium de- IS -
Ear Hass--s1l 90 nett;
PxsfHrRs-5ur.
Ross TO Size
BAss-BurssI-, Sc TO Coo
Single iannies. s6s; double -, CSC.
Seamless. BUSH, .5e TO Is
Flcar, y tbi.. IS 10 62.
do " bhi., 30 to 33.
do " hhi., ipaperla
sscxs-wcsl sssk- . 60 = piece
olp CcrrtR-3o 10 a5c = n.
ON BRsss-1sc =
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SoNETHIEG FOR THE CniLDREN.-Mr.
Williamson has just brought on : nice
assortment of bats, caps, wooden earib.l.
dis, leggins aud mit,s, oil Of which aha i.
selling very cheap. ~
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LYon,a KATmarRos.

Ksti4Eop y nom ths afe<t. ,nesd saK.throv d,
20 cleanse ssfuvenate and restore
This article Is what It's signifies For preserving
restoring and beautifyns the human hair IL h the mnst
remaf kabe preparation In the world 1t again owned
and put up by the original psbpr1tor, and nc se
.s ne same cnre SKIN and aftestisn which gave 1t
Itha most deiightful Hair Dressing.
IteradIea&a scasf ard dsndryiE
II keeps the bead cool and elan
II makes the hair rich. soft aad glossy
prevents the hair from falling on and turning
HFesfgsss hsir upen batd hesde. E7S7- = -
Any lady eenslensn vho vapue beautiful heaA =
hair should use Lyons Katairor II Ia known and u.s.
throughout the civilized world Sold bv ali ys~r.rt.l.
dealers DkMAs BARNES CO.. New York
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~ ITO whom il may concern No
rpau's blood would do more TO cement the
Union just now than the blood Of some OF
these villains who are trying to burn
do I'm Northern cities
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

You Want Your DINNER Get it 4,
the Billing House The ladies' hive
Urge assortment of nice eatables there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

sg The crowds We saw going to Ham
mills popular gallery were highly PLEASED
with what they saw and received. l2t
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

u ATCHELOR's celebrated UAIR DYE sstAs 1esf 4,
- tn 9utd The emily Hhrnisss ~ ssd RsJsssis
aye knosn THIS spiebdd Hair Dye ID perfsct-ehaDges
Red Rusty Gray Hair ins any to tsisrsr BisrA ),
ksxtvsi Brss1 without the Hair or Staining TIE
skin tearing the Hair so sad Beautiful: iart, fr~h
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and r.,i
h~S the III effects Of Had Dtcs The genuine Il s{rp@d
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR all others are mere INIT.
nons and should be avoided Sold ny all Drnsgsts &c
rACIORf-Ni Barclay %tr~st, New York. BsrcHKlnRn
NV TeilEs GRAN for Dressing the Hair fjye-dAvly
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Fs For fresh Butter, fresh Eggs and
6ne Apples, 90 To White j. Boyd's. cor.
ner Of Tth and Main streets rot
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MAsoSIc.-"Ga,e City" Royal Arch
Chapter N, Z, "Parvin' Council No. s.
meet this (Fidsy) evening Work on
Royal and Sheet Masters degrees.
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GF Any one having Show Case can
6ud purchaser BY applying to Box l5a
p. O. lv
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DAY UP.-All persons ind~bsed 70
the undersigned will please cali It their etce ma
setieon Main street between "a and 3 80 stsir, aver
soor ssn ~ ssofA coNNAnx1 & 6MYTH.
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TERMSOF 4HE GATE CITY


Wtek1URer 1re9r 80
The l@tdst netS q furnished in the
Daily each norniae. aad the Weekly
edition l. compiled from the most impor-
tant matter Of The daily edition. The
terms are cheap, and within the means
Of every man.
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canfa6aaafas. AsoasAst eq : -
and 3 : vols q ~ psoela. d. !. e
orr 6oveteign. ~ 1teetpeol shie baild-
On have shut 81 moet6s e TIA qaes-
tion. We eouid not touch The h6eetipn
without being tainted with the phtesoity
Of our bastard psogsny. We should ~
told thsf had the vessel not beee pesniss
"a q ail fem o. psrts u di@cslty
would never have occurred.
Not eely hsr origin, bat the character
Of the Florida's career, prevents rs inter
fering. The burning Of vessels on the
high seas withoat taking them into port
for adjudication 10 moro fragrant breach
Of intssuasional Law than her 5eisure, even
when there was no Qualification, md Eng
had, shows oil satioas, bas no interest in
fostering these ocean outlaws. Again,
the s11ksetsfQ q or relations with Brazil
entirely precl6dea our interference. She
aoeases % Of ssisisg her own vessels in
her own harbors unjusti6ably, and has
wishdrawa her snbAsssdors in conse.
quence; We formerly entered ono Of her
ports and captured four vessels, alleged to
be- slavers, and whes fort tried to pro-
tect them with its Gre, We demolished the
fort. There is on record . resolution Of
the Brazilian Legislature desiring TO place
their shipe under the protection Of some
strong Power, TO save them from what
they called the violence Of British cruis
ers. Clearly, our protest against high
handed dealings with Brazil would b
regarded by the world Is the eublimi.y o
| hypocrisy. So far - we arc concerned
the Florida must "slide," and We contem
plate the result with equanimity. ~ th'
question is one entirely between Brsxi
and the United States now, and between
Brazil and the Confederate States here
after, should they ever establish their Id
Dependence London Star.
| RoBBERY learn that tie ofiic,
Of the Treasurer and Recorder of Mitch
ell county was forc,bly entered on Satus
day night last, the safe blown open will
gonpowdsr, and the sum Of Eve thousan,
dollars taken therefrom. On Aonda,
three men were arrested in that comfy
two BY the name Of Kelly. and the nam,
of the third not given; one of whom con
fessed the robbery and disclosed whel
the money was secreted, all Of which va
recovered excepting about three hundre,
dollars. The criminals are DOW in Jail q
Usage. Il Charles City In.elligencer G
24th.
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Every Instrument Warranted for Five Tears

In presenting The AUTOMATIC 0Ra.x We boldly an
noanre the greatest triumph in Musical Instruments a
the age Dnrtrg the past half century the French and
uerrnaus have Manufactured reed instruments with
oabe bellows ard ts pedals for the to operate
but the vsnt Of the reversed KxHArsYfox BELLOWS
twfich the only bellows used Instruments
impossible Tor them to produce the mellow rich and
musical fone fa which instruments are celebrated
Another objection 10 this method OF blowing Was that
both feet being occupied no Opportunity offered for
thr management Of the swell Within past two wears
instruments constructed this European pIan ar
double blowers have been manufsrtu ed in this conn
try, and TO eonnterRet this cieulty ivan, OF swelD
lever has been rrreetsd from the the instru
m-nt 10 act upon the swell cPERsrED nj rEs KxKs
Inc Dcchvtnieee and eoufoFon to effect this
object disagfeest enough to gent en,as tnt 10 a
lady the OF such appe rdsge H. nearly f os,ila
Our AUTOMATIC desiee otsist.s this difficulty entirely
the simple act Of blowing with less force giving
fh~ desir increase d. in the volume OF tone
FOR seventeen years the superior excellence our Me
iodeons has not been questioned aud years d 1t
the enor nous demand has made il impossible for us TO
meet orr orders promptly With increased facilities
we fre warranted In assuring patrons that their or
ders VIII be promptly met and solicit continuance of
their patronage.
- a liberal disecrsf to cisrsv~e. cA.reAss cad
SeAseis.
ADDRESS,
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO, Buffalo, w.
GEO. A. PRINCE CO., Chicago. HI.
An Illustrated Catalogue, with full description Of
s'!iss, VIII re sent Tree to any address. noyle
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MEXICAN mu.raac a,runx,r

ihf Pa IN ~ Louis aud tfacnaati wao have been
Co0nfssfeIsing the MasiAn LisiY mt un.xr .,.rs =.
Nsp sst.zsnip hsSe sen es1l"ngtty sstef'ri Iy the
tonFts To guard against farsher u3r,o.lt.s,, han
procured from The u ssstss srrs-ssrs pst.af. So
plate rvvenue stanp ubig glazed .,s, ts tr on ~
bottle. Each stamp hsa7s the FAC ssm,is Of INV sipa
furs, and without wtasA ts~ sr1lcl. l. cprnteTf,
dan and wrrth,s~s ffftasp y, exs,, y. /,
zee has been Ia aad groains favor
many y-srs. There hardly exlasA fa.iks IN tsa b.ta,
able Globe that does eorialf evidence III n. ,,r
full effects. II Is the best eoept i, the xo-id n;rh
It's prt~rnt improves gred N its effects ur,e an I'D
- NJ perfrxQy renAafkabis3 Sores he4ief pan.
relieved lives saved valuable animals rnxa- usff -
nsssa t.s se1zaS FOR cuts ;ruises. sfrstns thsurnA
tiara swengs. bites cuts lressts sts Aimed ho,s..
&c - Sovereign kr~sefy ihat should never be- die
a-ea VITA hshcHsd be in every family. Seid by All
seaI-aAw Is BARNES, New York
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IT. FAIRLY ST. Joseph, Mo, Agent for @ CT r: RAJ
tie Co, Bankers, ST. Joseph, Mo-; Nave Mccorn NJ.
chants st. Joseph, Mo. novl rif..
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DdIy GsTK CIrr 0yyica,
KRoIv en-. Deeember 1, 1854.
GROCERIES,.
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HOWE g. TYLER,
RErrazScEs :

At the AUCTION ROOM the local Agents for the
sale of tickets In Kcokrk. Tickets only 81 each.
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EgNARRow ESCAPE FROM DRowN-

w NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowN
INa.-Messrs. Isaac Askew. Samuel f.
Booker, George G.. Neiswanger, Wilse As.
kew, aud VIM. 3. Hough were engaged in
seining Wheeling Creek, opposite Dorne's
Tavern. above Bridgeport, on Saturday, and
the sein becoasihg fastened, Mr.. Hcugh in
undertaking to loose it, got into deep water
and went uader. Mr.. Isaac Askew, who
was on the opposite side of the creek, called
to those on the other side not to lei him
drown. Unfortunately, however, but one
of fthess ceald swim at all, and he but lit
tie. Mr. Askew thea sprang into the creek
and made his way 10 where Mr.. Houeh was
struggling in the aater, and, the latter be.
ing very larrse Maa, they both went down.
There was no titse to lose Unless helped
quickly they must both drswn. A rope
which they had p,ovidentiaily taken along
was fastened to Mr.. Neiswanger's wrist, and
he went 10 aud brought them both out
1t was 4 narrow escape.
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EETHE LADYs FRIEND FOR July

1THE LADY's FRIEND FOR July.
The July number of this magazine is one
of the best yet issued. 1t opens with a
beautiful and piquant steel engraving, called
"How they Caught Fish, which represents
a couple of young lovers earnestly engaged
in conversation, apI arently much to the
astonishment of party of ladies, who have
Just SOME to the edge Of the woods. Then
follows very handsome fashion plate, such
% th magazine is becoming noted for
Then an engraving of the Empress Eugene,
and largo number Of Others devoted to
the illustration of the latest styles of dress,
&c. The music of this number is Grand
March FROM the opera Faust.
The literary matter includes "A Story fol
Sisters in-Law," mistress and Maid
with an iIlustration.) "Edna's Faith,
"Richard Graham's Love" The Maiden
Answer" First and Last" "The Trans
formed Village" illustrated "A Woman
pride," Editors Department, &c, &c.-
Price 81 90 u year; 20 cents single mum
bsr Address
s.... DEACON & PETERSON,
-..- 3l9 Walnut St. Philadelphia.
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3l9 Walnut St. Philadelphia
HWE have examined a copy OF

~WE have examined copy OF
"Schonbsrgs Standard Atlas Of the World, "
and feel free to recommend it to all persons
who contemplate purchasing an Atlas,-snd
everybody should buy one-as the best
work Tor the price, ever offered. This At
Ia. conlaiss over one hundred we'll engraved
and highly executed colorcd maps, besides
a great amount of valuable statistics, and
is sold for the moderate sum Of six dollars.
Mr.. John MilhOlland is the agent for Bel
mont county, and will call on the people, to
sell them this excnllcnt Atlas.
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Latest OmciaI Despatches.
War DEPARTMENT. |

Ar DEfhhIhbNi'
WASHINGTON. June 20-IOp. m.
10 Maj Gen Dir: No operations today
on the James River have been reported 70
the Department Unofficial statements
represent our loss to have been severe 10
the assaults en- tho enemy's works on oatur-
day, but no official lists OF the casualties
have been received. .,.,.
evening (7:2O D. m. }, Gays: IL was prems::
ture In announcing that the enemy bad
abandoned all his works in front OF keusaw
Mountain, but holds that mountain as the
apex Of his position, with his fanks behind
Noonday and Moses Greeks. We have
pressed him pretty close to-day, although
the continued rain makes oil movements al
most an impossibiity. :.
Gen Foster, commanding the Depart
ment of the South at Hilton Head, for
wards the following dispatch, dated June
Is, at Hilton Head, s. c.:
IL have the honor to report that have
to day received from Maj. Gen. Sam'l Jones
commanding the Rebel forces In this DE.
partmeht, letter stating that FIVE general
officers Of the United States, as PRISONERS
of war, had been placed 10 Charleston, to
be retained there under our fire. Against
this weak and cruel act have protested. -
In the mean time the fire on the city is con.
tinued. respectfully ask that an equal
number of Rebel efiiccrs of equal rank may
be sent to me, in order that may place
them under the Rebel FIRE as long. as ouI
officers are exposed in Charleston"
This Department has issued retaliatorj
order transferring to Gen. Foster an equa
number of Rebel general officers, to be
treated in the manner proposed, as long al
our officers are exposed in Charleston.
4. Nj. STANTON. Sec'y Of War.
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sS-ApprlosAL WoUspEn BELMoN

s~ADDTlosAL WoUNDED BELMONT
County SoLDtsRs. -Serg't L. Schramm,
Co. A, AID Ohio, severe, in hip; Croydon
Cook, Co. F. sJtH Ohio, arm, hesh; Geo.
Wallace, Co. +. 18th Ohio, flesh.
Sick-Allen B. Thomas, Co. G, Goth
Ohio, at White House, June sth.
Serg't Barclay Cooper, Go. B, l26th
Ohio, was found in the rebel hospital in the
Wilderness and by sOms means was taken
% White House, June sth, and placed in
Lseus Grove Hospital. His father has
gone to try and get him home
The report that Basil Simpson, of St.
Clsirsville, VAS seriously wounded is moi
eorrsel Il was Corp. Robert Simpson, o
90. B. 43d Ohio.
Capt. s. J. Evans. of Barnesville. for
nsriy Of st. Clairssilb, vas killed on CHI
7th inst He bslonsea to the Army Of til
Potofnsc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23

p6-IN our notice of Mr.. Kocline's ad-
vertisement, we made an error in making
him the successor Of the late firm of Stewart
and KeeIine. MIR. Keeine was d member
of that firm, but has fitted up the building
formerly occupied by Theaker, Mitchell Il
C.. q Machine Shop, a short distance
above Bridgeport. and it is now known as
the Excelsior Planning Mill. Mr.. keeline
is practical workman and will render Sat
isfaction to such as may call on him. See
advertisement
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syPrRsoss having claims agains

EEPERsoNs having claims against
the Government for Pensions, Bounty, Back
Pay, Horses or other property lost in action
or abandoned BY order Of superior officer,
orwho have Lost limb In tho service ard
desire an artificial one, can have Their
Claims promptly attended to by placing
thshi in my handss For information I'D
dress, post ysia
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nDrSaBBATH School CELEBRArroN.-
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sabbath
Schools Of this place intend uniting in
having celebration Of the 4th Of July
Committees have besn appointed to make
arrangements, of which the people will bs
notified in due time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23

ALL citizens of Belmont County,
who desire to maintain against all their
enemies the integrity of the Union and
the paramount authority of the Con-
stitution and laws of the United States,
and laying aside all differences and po-
litical opinions, as Union men, anima-
ted by a common sentiment, and aim
ing at q common object, to aid.the Gov
ernment in quelling the Rebellion now
raging against its authority, and in
bringing to the punishment due to their
crimes the Rebels and Traitors arrayed
against it, are invited to meet in Mass
Convention at the town of
Belmont, on Saturday, July I'd,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, and there select
16 delegates and 16 alternates to repre-
sent the various Townships of Belmont
County in District Convention, to be
held at Cambridge, O., on the 10th of
August, for the nomination Of oandi-
date for Congress; and four delegates
from each Township to represent them
in Delegate Convention, which will
meet at o'clock P. NJ. of July I'd, at
Belmont, for the purpose Of placing iii
domination candidates for the following
offices, to be filled at the ensuing Octo-
Der election:
Sheriff;
Auditor;
Commissioner and
Infirmary Director.
The Delegate Convention will also
select six persons from the various
Townships as delegates at large to the
Congressional Convention, and six al
ternates; and Union County Central
Committee Tor the ensuing year.
d. d. r. CowEN, Chm'n,
ST.. CLAIR KELLY, Union
j. B. SMITH,
s. B. WEST,
j. w. HIaHLEyMAN, Centra
HENRY +. ODELL,
SAML. BRANsoN,
SAML, LEWIS, Com.
JOHN LIPPlNCOrT.
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The New Churn Dash.

C,CIENCE. sooner or later. wins the day The re-
= markably simple aud yet truly scienuhc Invention;
Hamiun's Atmospheric Dush.r Is for sale at Harms
rin Shop "a Clair,vllle. aid at d. L. Howell & sons
Hardware Store Bridegroom aud II will also he distrlb
ued ,hroug Belmont County by caivnssers or those
who or may purchase rights oil the sevetai lown'
ships II hns been SO frequently tried here and ia
merits have been 50 fully tested TINT Il can no longer he
regarded even by the most ncrctulous, as All e1per
mert but il musi be received Hs great success u
durable in make. economical in use, and philosophcn
in principle Il saves lubor and time and BUTTER II Il
used i'm The common churn; and for those wishing it
purchase is only necessary the top OF th
churi md bring the requisite 81.
Rights oi the four Northern Townships oil the County
and also of the four Southern for sale terms 81
reasonable as to afford chance to make money
For further particulars, address or call upon.
iel6-Jw A. RlTTENIiOUSE, ST Ciairsvile, ..
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate Court
J. OF Belmont County OHIO, | will offer for sale, al
publ.c auction. OH TUESDAY, JULY 18TH. ls,4 be-
tween the hours of ~ o'clock A. NJ aud 4ociock P: A.
of said py al the door oil the Court House, nj St Clars-
vile one Undivided half OF the following described real
estate situate in said county Of Bemot aud described
as follows: Being certain rarcei OF lund decided by
Jacob Davis and wife to i,oeu u. ONeil and Oliver NJ
Spouser hy deed daied March 20, iei2 lying West q
Cherry Alley, Beiatre. and bounded aud described ~
sid deed being TIM. parl of said premises which
erected large brick dwelling house nnd other build
ings ocr upied in December last by William Dunn.
Appraised al 1856. - ,
Admir- OF Oliver NJ. Sponslsr, deed.
June 10, 1864 -5w
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Administrators Notice,

N B.,nont County Ohio, the undersigned was ap
pointed and qualified Administrator oil the estate oi
John l., Titow. drce ased late Of said county:
All those Indebted said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against
aid estate are notified to present them for settlement
witha one year from this date. 49,,
June l6,-3w. JohN LioLf- hu" ''
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October Election.
tFee for announcing candidates, s2-in advance.

SHEHIFF.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Pease announce the name of
JAMES WM. HIGHlEYAIAN. OF Mead Township as
suitable candidate for the Office Of sheriff OF Belmont
Couniy-subect TO the decision Of the Union Conveu.
ton 10 be held ut Belmont the 2d day OF July. and
oblige MANY FRIENDS OF Thk UNION CAUSE
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name OF W
ROSS RITrS. Of Richand Township as a suitable
candidate for tie Office Of sheriff OF Belmont County
subject 10 the decision Of the Union Conventlon TO 6e
held ut Belmont the I'd day Of July.
RicILA. TOWNSHIP
AUDITOR.
Mr. EDITOR: Announce DAVID THoBURN as a
candidate for the office of Auditor OF Belmont County
subject 10 the decision OF the Union Convention TO be
held at B.lmont on the I'd day OF July, and obigr
MANY VOTERS.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the namc OF
Cant. J. s. HAMILTON Of the AID Rert Ohio Vols
as suitable cand date for the Office OF Auditor oil Bel
mon, Couuysujeci the decision OF The Union Con-
venon to he held al Belmont Oh ~" I'd day oi July,
and obige MANY SfxSDi AND 'ofERs
Mn Ep,ros: You will announces the name Of Capt
D. Il. WILLIAMS. OF the AID Ohio Vols. a. suitable
and candidate for the Office OF Auditor OF Bel
mon, Conniy-snec 10 the decision Of the Union Cow
yeption TO be held at Belmont the 2d day oil July
and oblge MANY FRIENDS OF THE SoLprh'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23

s~U. 5. TAXES. Collector Howell
wishes tax. payers to take notice that the
April lists and the lists Of Licenses for 1864
have been received, and must be paid on or
before July Sd, or the penalty will be added.