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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

IN FEEBLE CoNDITIoN.-On Tuesday night
Roundsman Eoklof came Aoross . oolored won IN
named Rose Johnson lying on Indiana avenue,
very sick. He took her to the stAtion-house, when
she stated that about year ago she was convict
ed In the Criminal Court Of the District on the
charge OF stealing q set OF jewelry from . lady
named Clark, and was sent to the Albany Peniten.
tiAry for one year. Her time expired on Monday
lAst when she to the city to see her brother,
who lives here, but she could not tell where. Her
husband 10 in the army The RoundsmAn had her
conveyed to the AlmshouGe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

He said that he had never edited . paper, bu-
could do 90 II he wished. He was told that the
boys, perhaps, meant Gen. bechman, who Va.
not know wis he was, else they would not cry out
that he was killed when he was aotualy walking
on n. svsnue but he said th every 10y Q, svs S
reputation, and could not confound him with Gen.
Hickman, unless they were confoundedi and, fur
Siled" Shsn be "s was really really siv. and wsfirg ia
their midst, was the reason why he wished them
70 be arrestedi for ~ he were desd he would not
Of lies or truths. This made the crowd laugh,
when the pAtrolmAn dispersed them. MIR. Nick
man departed In peace, but stiil in anger.
PoLIcn REPoRrs.-Secoad Precipet-Joshua
Devon, assault and battery with intent TO kill;
ourity for court. Jno. Humphrey, throwing stones;
dismissed. Philip stall, disorderly conducts mill
Thfrd PreciMcf--Thos II. Yates, disordsriy, fned
ei.u. Mad son Jones, do; fined eS6s Mary A.
90. IsVii qS S.S Sta %n sSswOod asSnS II
the street, nnsd o. 10.
FOtgtG Pyseino-Fr.nk Pyns, dlsordsrly, ansd
sraDcy; do, Eliza short, assault and battery,
bound over TO keep the peace.
..Fifh P'seind-Chas vast and John Thomas,
disorderly oonauctj 81 eAch. Mary Jones, alias
Daeey, street sAkng; d. Sam. n. Hirbert,
sleeping In street, 81.
ssnoeI o.. John Bennett, and VIM. Lawson, as.
Scpenh Precind.- John Hurley, threats OF yio-
len, John M. LoeeS, and Noah sobeefs, sSssult and
battery bail to keep the peace. David Snyder, do
bail for court. Dennis DALEY, drunk, fined q 50
Arthur Johnson, threats Of violeneej jail, In de-
MINI Preeinct-samuel winski, keeping bawdy.
housei committed tn jail In default OF bail.
a5. John Bean, assault andbatteryi n for court.
Hannah CAvanGugh, profanity o.. VIM. Conner,
indecent eIpOSurei IS. Jane GSrret, dlSorderiyi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

~ Peoples sTeieEraPh.-'"M srnt ciH, %,
Lines, direct to NEW YORK, Bo- TON ana Al
important points. Washington ofiees hEISn ,sI
LICAN BUILDING, 6II Ninth street, (ReL. hue1
and corner PennBylvAnla avenue and Sixth str, Ut
under National Hotel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

THERE now appears TO be some possibility
Of improvement ia the sad condition Of tho
workiDr-womcn of New York city. They
have lately formed Protective Union,
which was inaugurated on Monday night
by great meeting at tho Cooper Institute,
over which Judge DAILY presided, an mt
which an original poem by Mrs. Ann s.
stephens, entitled Song OF the Working
Woman" was read. A statement was read,
which showed the ieariully low rates at
which the unfortunate women were paid for
work. A brisk workwolnan can finish four
pairs ofdrawers containing 1900 stitches
each by constant labor from 7 A. NJ. to 9 4.
N. For each pair she receives four and one
sixth cents, or sixteen and three quarters
cents for fourteen hours toll The price for
making army knapsacks ia seven and-a half
cents, three efwhich can be made in day.
Shirts, three Of which can be completed in
n day. on a sewing machine, are mado by
tho women at eight cents piece. For ma.
king the handsome flannel shirts. which sell
at retail for from 50 to IS, the makers get
oply twelve cents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance OF order Of the Probate Court Of BEL
mont toiuty. Ohio, will oIer for sale, At public
auction, on
MONDAY, the 25th of April. 1854,
between the hours OF 10 A. N and 4 p NJ. upon the
preinises the following described tract Of land situate
In said County Of Bem'n:
The 6rst part Of said tract being in Sec 3S Tp O. s.
beginning Al the middle of the Fast and West line OF
the Northwest quarter Of said section, station O. as
designated on The plat thence s3t deg. u. H5 poles
10 the corner station 81 thence deg. r. 1853 les
10 The corner station % thence e0t deg. w rs 2.i00
poles TO tho middle OF said line, at station thence N.
~ deg w, 1901 poles 10 the place o beginning; con
tanning SO acrcs, mere or less
The second part being In the East half OF the South
west quarter OF See. 1b, Up 4 s; containing ten
acres more less, joining land that Moses Williams
purchased OF Wesley Selby. lying =. r., ef the Ridge
Road leading from the grade 10 Bis Slillwssr and being
The same parcel OF land conveyed by Peter McCulloch
and wife to Moses Williams by deed dated 10Th March,
1884. .H t
The Il part being IN The ~ w. quar'er Of Sec. IS
'Fp r. hegnning at station I, Southeast corner To
lands al lsuiah Buckney thence with the line OF land
Of said Moses Williams ~ deg w. 1919 poles TO
ton VI thence =, at deg w 7o7 poles 10 station .;
thence 8 81 des. T. poles the place OF beginning
containing acre, 3 roods 15f poles,
Said three parts lying adjoining aud eontainins TO-
gether 81 acres roods IS poles, less; being
tho same land Of which said Williams died seized. =
Appraised at 81 CO., Terms Of sse--O,e-half cash.
sage. DAVID Dt.SHLMs,
Executor Of Mosos Williams, deed.
Mafch ~ lsut .4w L a. F.. All.
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Maryland Politics,

The spirit OF tho country Press indicates
the need ot IN earnest CANVASS, aud We hope
the new State Central Committee which is
called together for organization this week
will take the matter into consideration. In
Dorchester county there are three tickets in
the feli--an Unconditional Union and
Emancipation u Conservative Union,
charged with being opposed To convention
. and Emancipation. aud in favor of State
compensation il Emancipation is forced up
on them and q traitors ticket. called Dem
ocratio, opposed, OF course, to the United
States Government and Emancipation. Il
uarfordeountythe +" Conserratirs Unionists'
have issued circular similar to ,ha
which the Secessionists issued three year
ago, in which the Unconditional Unionis.
are denounced as Radicals" Abolition
ists," 90, with the evident intention of in
huencing the people against Emancipation
- Baltimore American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
General Steadman and the Csl-
Ored Troops.

The Chattanooga Gazette ofthe 9th says:
Generals Steadmau and Hazcn attended
the evening parade of the l4th U. S.
Colorcd Regiment yesterday afternoon, and
were highly pleased with the evolutons Of
the Africans. AT the conclusion of The pro-
ceediugs, Gen S,eadman addressed the Off
GERS in short and characteristic speech, an.
nouncing that the regiment was now attach
ed to his command ami assuring them that
no effort Of his should be wanting TO make
tho regiment efficient. He had long been
convinced that the negroes could acquire
military kill and discipline, and he belicv-
cd they would fight brnvely when called up
on to defend The tlng oftheir county. And
IL they proved heir willingness to assist in
restoring the nation and serving the country,
they deserved their freedom aud it should
10 guaranteed to them for all time. The
General concluded his speech by assuring
the officers that in bis intercourse with then,
he would vt all times recognize them as
officers Of the United States bravely bat
ting for the one common cause.-the resto
ration Of the country from the intripues OF
plotting traitors and vile rebels. The Gen
cral is radical TO the core, ind talks like a
man whose prcjudices give place TO noble
and patriotic impulses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
NtsMaat Gthrpnitlr.
81. cpairsvi,is, march "a, aseA.
Died Yesterday.

Every day is written this little sentences
--''died yesterday" SO and 90. Every day
a flower Is plusked from sunny home, a
breach is made in some happy circle--a
jewel stolen from some treasury Of love-
Each day from the summer fields of life,
some harvester disappears yea, every hour
some sentinel falls from his post, and is
thrown from the ramparts of time into the
sureing waters Of eternity. Even ne we
write the funeral Of one who died yesterday,
winds like funeral shadow along tho street.
Died yesterday" Who died? Z? Perhs ps
it was sentle bsbe-one whose laugh was
as the gush of summer rill. lettering
through bower Of roses. whose life was
perpetual li,any-a May-time crowned with
the passion flowers that never fade Or,
p,avhap. it was youth, hopeful and Qener-
Gus whose path was hemmed with flowers,
w.ti not a. serpent lurking underneath one
whose soul painted for communion with the
great and good, and reached forth in an eai-
nest struggle for the guerdon in the distance.
But that heart is still now ho died yes.
terday."
"Died yesterday" A young girl, pure
rs the orange flowers that clasped her fore
head, was stricken down as she stood at the
altar; and from the dim aisle of the temple
she was borne to the garden Of the .lum.
berers" A crowned man sirt with the hol.
low pomp Of victory, and at days close sit
ting under bis own vine and fix tree, fell tc
dust even as the anthem trembled on bi,
lips; and he, too, was laid where the rude
foreiathers Of the hamlet sleep" An an
cient patriarch, bowed with age and care
even as looking out upon the distant hill
for the coming Of the angel host. sank int
dreamless slumber, and on his door pos
is written, died yesterday"
Died yesterday" Daily are men, wo
men and children passing away, and hourl,
in some gravey ard the soil is flung upon tn,
dead. A, often in the morn We find som,
flower that bushcd sweety in the sunse
has withered up forever, 70 daily, when W,
rise from the blsoulc, to stand again at ou
posts, we miss some brother soldier, who's,
'checry cry in the seipes and struggles o
the past has been fire from our hearts.
Each day some pearl drops from tn
jeweled thread of fIiendship--som Tyre {,
which We have been wont To listen has beef
hushed forever But wise he il who mourn
not the pearl nor tho music lost for lii,
with him shall pass away, gently as an East
err shadow from tho hills, aud death DO ,
triuml h and gain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
THE HORACE WATERS MEIooEoNs AMI
HARMONIOUS.
THE DAY SCHOOL BBa.L.

10000 copies issued. A new Singing Book for sehsc
aud Seunaries. called tho Day School hell, 10 poN
ready. II contains about 300 choice songs, rouuds
catches. duets. trios, qusrtets, and ehorsss many
them written expressly for this work besides % pages
the Elements Of Music, which easy AID progressive
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may b,
found. Uncle Sans School" do NJ you hear III,
children coming, ""Always look OH the sunny side,
"The little lass" and 'linle Lad" "Oh II I were
little bird" Bird OF beauty" Pretty pair uee,n .Anvi
Chorus" "Meet me BY the running brook" &c Il I
compiled by Horace Waers author Of "Sabbsth schoo
Bellm Nos aud q which hcve had the enormous sal,
Of $4,000 copies. Prices-paper covers rs cents ~
per hundred; bound 30 cents. S35 per hundsed elo
copies furnished at The loo price Mailed Al the retail
prcs.
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WIZ liz WAS REJECTED "A few d.ys

Why He WAS REJEcrED. "A few days
since q recruiting agent carried finely pro.
portioned man TO the surgeon for examina
zion, telling the man IN return TO tho ward.
room. ~ soon us he had been passed. In
due time tho man arrived, bringing his own
rejection. There was Indignation among
the recruiting committee, who Immediately
began TO feel the muscles Of this splendid
specimen OF man. point out the beauties
and bitter their denunciafions of DR. Il
and what overt act they might have com
not bystsnder asked the man what cause
tie doctor gave for rejecting him.
.Wsll, believe" says the man, "tha,
be eaid had the itch"
The wsrdroom was clear in q moment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. 4

is an work Of io7 pages and nearly rs
and hymns. Nearly one million Of ti,sss BELLS
this and other countrirs Among tRe masy
choice pieces may he found sSho we meet beyond the
River" There Is a Beautiful World" sorrow shall
again more" DO nj YOU hear the angels com
ing'n 'rhou God, me" "Sabbsh Bells Chime oil,
&c Prices Of Bell No are same as BELL No .. Both
numbers can be eblained in volume, price, bound
copy 10 cents s35 per hundred cloth ound, embossed
gill; 50 cets Si5 per 100. 25 copies furnished al the l0t
pries. Mailed nj lhs retail price
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
u. s. Internal Revenue.
ANNUAL TAKES FOR 1904.

'NE attention Of Taxpayers |. hereby called to the
l provisions OF the United States Excise Law rsla
live To the assessment OF smnual taxes
BY the SIKH section OF the act OF July l. 1862, IL is
made tho duty o all persons. partnerships firms
ciaiions, or corporations male liable 10 any annual
duty license. or lax. oN on BKroRK FIRsr MONDAY
op MAY IN rAca YgAR 10 make list or return 10 the
Assistant Assessor OF the District where located OF The
amount OF annual income, the articles objects charged
with specsl TAX aud the business or occupation liable
10 pay anY license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return by
The day specified will be liable to he assessed by the
Assessor according to tho best information which he
obtain and IN such case The Assessor s required add
my per rennln to the amount of tho tams Of such list,
Every person who shall deliver 10 an Assessor any
fnse or fraudulent list or siatemen with intent evade
thu valuation or enumeration required by law 10 subject
10 fine of five hundred dollars and In such tho
list will he made out by the Assessor or Assistant As.
SCISSOR aud from The valuation and enumeration made
there can he no appeal
Payment OF the annna taxes except those for licenses
will not he demanded until the ihire,h day al June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make return and
all necessary information will be furnished by the As
sisat Assessnr. for tho DIVISIONS whom the returns
should be delivered or before the hrst Monday OF
May, al tholr Offices In said Divisions.
u 2. Assessor, 18th District Ohio.
New Philadelphia, Feb n, 1884. mr3-3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
THE AruEN.EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes and hymas
aud old, OF the choicest kinds for church, Sunda,
school revival missionary, temperance prayer and con
The music this hook has life and animation in H. like
"Shining Shore,n REST for the Weary shall know
each other there!" "Shall we meet beyond the RiveE
There is a Beautiful World,p kind Words" "swee
Hour Of Prayer" There 10 q Land Of Lover "Sude
&c Prices single copies bound Us cents S55 per 100
cloth hound, embossed gilt rs cents sos per iGO Mae,
st the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
ISL, Broadway, New York,
Publisher Of the above Books.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
1N Executors. Administrator and Guardians have
filed in the Probate Csurt their settlement accounts, to
wit:
John Twnem. Guardian g. NJ, H. A and n. J. Green.
swartz 4 Founey. kx'rs Frederick orlof. decd
ID. g. Neiswanger Admir- Jacob Neisw wanger, dec d.
X. X. Evans. Guardian T.. and NJ. F. Clark.
James Nuzum, Ear Joshua NuZum. deed.
Seldom George Guardian Joshua Pryor
Isaac Iiarns EI'r Samuel Iiams. decd.
lanes AleIsnder, Adnr Hugh Gilin, deed.
James Kelsey. Admir- D. Newly.
WIN. J. Kelsey, Exr Mary Levingston.
sanusi Wsrlon. Guardian William West.
The 6rs fve will be for hearing and settlement the
9th, ard the last si1 Oh the 9TH days Of April.
DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
March 10, 1851
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
PUBLIC SALE.

THE amde niEied will offer public sale, al the late
L residence Of Robert Patton, deceased, in Pease
Township. OH
Msndsy, the 21st day OF March, 1904,
goods and ehanies OF ssid dsrsased, consisting, in
part OF
Household Goods, Farming I'm pie m snt D,
Q Horses, 4 Fat Cattle, 40 Fat Hogs,
1900 or 1000 Bush u of GratD, $50
Barrels Old whtshy,
and other articles numerous menuon In an advsr-
tiseInant
sale 10 commence ut 10 o'clock fprsnssn, and con-
tinue from day 10 day until all Is sold.
Purchases amounting TO 80 or less 10 be cash; above
that will be taken. al months, with two
good surees. MARY PATTON, Aar,.,.
A. y. RICE "u"'"
March 10. 1894
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Court of Common Pleas, Belmont Co.
Ohio-Petition for Divorce.

Benz +. w.slaks )'NHE defendant Almenia West
w. i lake, Of the city of Pitts
Almcna Wrstlake. burgh, State OF Pennsylvania. il
hereby noiih.d that the 2it day Of February Is4
Benz r. Wesllake filed in 'aid Court u petition sedg.
ing the crime Of adultery Of the desndant Alm,nIs
Westake; und for that cause praying the Court for
dissolution Of the marriage contract and for The custody
OF ihsir child Franklin Westlske.
BENZ. r. wESrLAKE, Phd.
BY J, n sairu, his Afy.
March D. 1864,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
The Atlantic Monthly
Is UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED
THE BEST AMERlC AN MACHINE
The Thirteenth Volume

OF tho Atlantic commences vth the number for January
lsb4 Its commencement affords the Publishers
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aud prosperity never equslled by any American mnga
zine of its clnss. .e.... 80. ...-.. ...f F.. =
The prosperity OF The Atlantic enables its conductor,
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james Rsssell Lowell, William Cullen Bry ant,
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Ralph aldo Emerson Henry Giles
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Waller Mitchell.
Chnrles Sumner. Henry T.. Tucke unan,
Roher Dale Owen john Weiss
ticor.e Curtis, Francis Wpylnnd, Jr,
Z. c. liazewell Mrs. H. ~ Sio~e.
T. w. llegmson. Harriet Narlneau,
Author Margrct 1iowth," Tx Marvel"
Mrs Julia w, Howe. David A. Wasson,
Mrs A. D. r. Whitney, "rhe Country Parson,",
Y, b. chdnnn Read, Rose Terry ...
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

THE Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph. re-
fsrripg TO the Presidential question, says II
bss no choice as between Lincoln and Ere.
mont. aud iemarks. '.Whoever receives the
nomiDstion OF the Union party we viii
support. We hope he may be good man,
who will have the welfare Of the country at
heart more than bic era .intsssrts and iau.
l|ff3on,~s -e "@a ~A c''''s.e's a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

TuE Peoria Illinois Transcript, says
Over 10 Iowa, In the city Of Muscatiue,
lives Perley Vsllandiehsm, nephew ofthe
Martyred Ohioap, who 10 married to, and
lives With, wench as black ss Guinea ma
tive. A brother Of the Hrst named vsllan-
digbsm lives on this side Of the river oppo-
site Muscatins. He, too, il married to .
negro"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOON

contains os pages OF songs, duets and choruses both
sacred snd secular including ~ pages Of prayers for
siok and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
Il is we'll suited for social singing well rs Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found Where liberty dwe.ls is my county" THE
Christian Hero" Three Chesrs for Banner" Come
sing OF heaven" Columbia The Gem OF the Ocean,
"Freeman's Gathering" 'Columba's King forever"
"Marchng Along" &C. Priees--papsr covers Is eshis,
$40 per l0o. Mailed al the retail price.
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Administrators Notice.

NOVICE IA hereby given that ai The Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned WIS sp.
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estate OF
Joshua Pryor deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted said requested to make
immediate payment and those having elsins against
said estate otifed to present them for setllemen
within year from this dale
THOMAS CARLETON, Admir-.
March T. ls64.-s b..
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SABBATH SCHOOL DELL, NO. /,

contains IA pages. and nearly Ooanss and hymns and
is the most popular s 8. Book ever issued. Among Ve
most popular pieces are. "Kind Words" Eden Above.n
"Chrisian IIeron Iesuul Zion" II ought love my
Motler" "rhe Angels told So" "1n the Light" Rest
for the Weary re Priees-papsr covers, % eenis
essh SIS hundreds bound IS cents $50 per hundred
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30 cents, SIS Per lou
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court for
Belmont County. OHIO. tho und-rsgned ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor OF the estate OF Geo.
Taylor, dec aaS-d late Of said cosnty.
Atose indebted 10 SEid estate requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said e>ais nre notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JOHN W. AYREs, EI'r
March q 1s64s
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SHOULD re TAKEN INTERNALLY.
HOW 1T CURES.

The secondary indication Of RADwAf's REAnY Re
LIEF the patient OF the disease or msady that
occasions tho rain this II accompishes rapidly and
radically. So nsil Is tho patient transformed from
pan mi cry, weakness and decreptuae 20 the delight
full enjoyment OF health and sresgtb that patients ire
quenty ascrbs its tal.manie power to the supersasu
raj influence OF enchantment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Mules for Sale.

T HAVE on hand aud for sale THIRTY MULES
IN good condition.
also want to buy the use Of City BROOD MARES
10 raise mules from ABiJAH PACKER.
Flushing BelRoh Co, Ohio. mr3.3ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
ras,isAsa By HORACE WATERS, Axs
No. Isl, Broadway, New Ysss.

"ArERy CHORAL. HARP--A new Sunday
w School Book, OF leo pAgss Of Ssanlial Hymns
and Tunes il contains many gems such as sshsf We
know each other there sadsf ,tle ehidsea 70 rons
"ieavs me with my mother" he lsadslh me beside s,il
waters &e Price, paper covers 10 cents sls per 100
WATERS, Auihet OF -sunday School Rslls," Nes, /
sad which have had ,hs elaHaeps sale ri syss aigh
''"f;'s ssssss ''ssi.Ss sssss W. sss'is:s ~
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ROAD NOTICR.

A PETITION will he presented to the Cominis ssion-
IA ers of Belmont County, at their next March sss-
sion praying Tor Wchange OF The oc alton OF the County
Road leading from thu Martinsville aud Mt, P'essan,
Plank Road, on ihs farm Of Samuel r. vekers, IN Coe-
bundy to pon, on the County Road leading from the
Mseling Aoase fels
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

{ A NAsHvILLR dispatch Of Tuesday says
that the friends Of Gov. johnson there con-
6dently expect his nomination by the Re-
publican Convention as Vice-P President on
the ticket with President Lincoln.