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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-15

say- MONEY REosIvED. D.--We intended
last week to commence the publication o.
money received on subscription 70 the
CHRONICLE, but owing to the latepess Of
the hour we received the Presidents Mes
sage, we were unable TO get the receipts Of
last week in the paper. We this week,
however, publish the receipts Of the two
weeks and hereafter will acknowledge the
amounts received, 10 order to save the ex.
pcnso Of remitting to each subscriber re-
ceipt by mail.
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s~-AsRIvAL OF EXCHANGED SOLDIERS

s~ARRIvAL OF EXCHANGED SOLDIERS
FROM THE SOUTH. -Serg't WIN. &. Malin
and Henry Satterthwait, Of the 18th Ohio,
we're in town on Saturday evening, just from
Southern prisons. These men we're taken
at the battle. of Chickamauga, and have
been Just fourteen months in Rebel prisons.
They were at Andersonville, Richmond, Sa-
vannah, and other points in the South
They }nay the reports of destituton and suf-
'fsyihg among our prisoners are not exagger-
ated. WY
IWm. Hazlewood is also at home. VIM.
Young is at Florence, South Carolina.
MSlin and Satterthwait know nothing OF
John Roscoe.
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n@-THE Gazette OF last week contained

R~T The Gazette OF last week contained
an affidavit made by boy named Way,
who is employed in the County Clerks Of
fce, attempting to controvert statement in
the CHRONICLE of Dec lst, in relation to
the ringing of the Court House bell on
Thanksgiving Day. In reply to Ways ex.
traordinary affidavit, we have the following
statement of Presly S. Cowen:
The following is a statement of the facts,
80 far as know and recolect them, con-
nected with the ringing of the Court House
bell on last Thanksgiving day: At about |
o'clock that morning, Cephas Carroll and
Isaac Askew called me to them on the street
and asked me ios see TO getting the bel rusg,
! went to the doors and found them locked,
] then went to the Clerks Office and asked
james G.. Way to come up with me to ring
it. He looked for the key and said he
could not find it, | then went round to the
East side of the Court House, put slab
up to the window, got in, and commenced
ringing the bell. While | was ringing it,
and | should think about two minutes after
had commenced, Way came up and helped
me ring it. and we came down stairs and
out Of the back door together he locking
the door after him.
f.e.< PREsLY 8. CowEN.
Dec. 10th, 1864
This affidavit of Ways, referred to above,
has the ear-marks Of the County Clerk
It's seauty in its Udyl
We presume Charlesworth and his friends
were determined the bell should not be rung
that day. if they could help it. Therefore
they told young Cowen tha the key couldn't
be found. But when they heard the olang
of the bell, this Way was sent up into the
Court House to try to redeem Charlesworth
and his friends from the odium of having
refused it. 1t was an act of characteristic
meanuess supramely small trick, alto
sether worthy of its originator. We would
suggest that the Clerk get up another az
fdayit ~
We should like to know where a j. P.
gets his authority for administering extra
judicial oaths. There is no law authorizing
the administration of such oaths, and it is
not perjury to swear fhlsly when they are
administered, hence, a boy may be required
by his employers to suppress the truth under
such an oath without committing legal Of
fence. Why did not jim Charlesworth
administer shat oath i? simply because he
feared prosecution for administering al
extra-iudicial oath.
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SsS-PERsoNs enlisting in the new army

SeS-PERsoNs enlisting in the new army
corps, now being organized in the District Of
Columbia, and Of which We have before spo'
ken, recsive in addition to the $500 cash as
Nsoon as mustered into the service, the regu-
fhr bounties offered by the Government,
4lOO cor one, 5000 fer two years and $500
for three years, which is yaid in INSTALL
ments, and may credit themselves to any
ward, town or township giving local boun-
: ~
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JULY 25, 1854
NOTICE is hereby gwen that subscnpuons VIII be
received by the Treasurer of the United States the
several Assistant TTeasurers and Designated Deposa-
ries, and by the National Banks designated aud quahed
Denositurios and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Notes three years from August l5 1854, bearing
interest the Of and hree-icnths per cent
per with semi-annual coupons attached payable
in lawful money.
holder maturity, into per cent gold bearing bonds,
redeemabie after five and payable twenty years from
August IS. 1867.
The Notes will be ssued IN the denominations Of fifty,
one hundred i've hundred, thousand and FIVE hous
and dollars aud will be issued in blank. payable to
order. may be directed by the subscfi fihers
All subscriptions must be ior hiiy 1oIafs or some null
Duplicate certiicaiss vi he issued for all deposits
The party deposiing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination OF notes required, aud
whether they are to DO issued in blank or payable TO
order When endorsed 1t must he left with the officer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded 10 this Department
The notes will he transmitted 10 the owners free OF
transportation charges scon after the receipt OF the
original Certificates OF Deposit they can be prepared
Interest will he allowed August is on all deposits
made prior that date, and will be paid by the Dt part
men, upon receipt OF the original cerilhcaies
As the notes draw interest from Angus, is, persons
making dep ,st subsequent 10 that date must pay the in
terest dale OF note 10 date of deposit
Parties deposting twenty-h thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes ary one Time viii be allowed
II commission OF one-quarttr OF one per cent, which
will be paid by this Department upon tue feceipt OF
bill for the amount certified TO by the officer with whom
the deposit was made No deductions for commissions
must be made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en-
dorsements are made upon the original certificates.
All officers authorized receive deposits are request
ell 10 give TO applicants all desired Information, and al
ford every facility Tor making subscTrt.on;,:
Secretary of the Treasury.
lrSubscririons will be received BY the FIRST NA-
riONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT. OHIO; also sui.
scrrons received TO the Te-Fouy Five Per Cent Gold
BeaIing Bonds. JOHN C. TALLMAN, Cashier.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

John wiley: Plaintiff sIsSi s hs1sSs SsSya asafRs aessd
David Wiley Defendant, that on .he ssd day q oc,o.
SD Ccurt against said defendant praying for udgmet
AGAINST said defendant for seyen hundred dol
lafs with interest from April l. 1850, for moneys oi
ssnember 1857 collected and received by said defend-
AMI as attorney in fact for said plaintiff. ,
said defendant is required 10 answer said pe'on oy
January ~ JAMES n cBARLEswoRTH, clsih
DID T. CowEs, Au'y for Pre- ..5 -.-,-.sa...
Nsv n 1854 -0w t
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s~IsFoRaATIoN WANrED.-Mrs. -
Keister, late from Virginia, and living near
st. Clairsville, o., is anxious to learn ssme-
thing of the whereabouts Of John NJ.
Ksister, her son. Any person knowing
anything about him, or his whereabouts
will much oblige his mother by sending her
the inflammation.
Newspapers in adjoining counties please
copy. .lra
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Choice Grape Vines and
Strawberry Plants Free !!

T WANT 100000 petsons to apply 10 me for samples
l. OF INV valuable agricultural aud fruit growing pa
per The RURAL AMERICAN, Utica. ~ Y, Vol. VIII, Ia
beautiful seIni-inonhlyl which will be sent from july
1854 to january, 1885, or only FIFTY CENTS, and every
subsc fber will receive in September, and postpaid
the full amount OF his subscription in RussELBs GREAT
PRoLIFIc STRAWBERRY Plants, which the largest and
mosl prolific in existence. bearing from 200 TO 800 berries
on single plant some OF which as large US hens
eggs! Or suhsc Iibers may have fine Delaware Con-
cord Diana, Rebecca, Hartford Prolific grape vine
fres. il pfeerred My specimen papers sent Free
post paid, which give the full details OF all my liberal
oilers, in vines &c, subscribers and club agents.
There is no huinbug all in this matter, as have an
immense supply OF plants and vines growing on my
farm, in Clinton, Oneida Co, N. y, where s letters
letter in a Thousand fails TO reach me. Twenty thousand
vines and plants free subscribers last SPRING
all Of which are growing finely cun furnish all the
best varieties OF grape vines by the dozen hundred or
thousand also the Russell Strawberry plants all a. low
prices. lau3l II D. miNrh'
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Common Pleas
Noble county, Tuesday, January 81 Tuesday, May
Q; Tuesday, October Q.
Morgan, Tuesday, February " Tuesday, May D.
Wednesday, October IL.
NIuskinsnrn, Monday, February 10, Monday, May Is,
Monday, October 81.
'Mol,foe, Tuesday, February II, Tuesday, May 2,
Tuesday, October g.
Belmont, Tuesday, February gil Tuesday, May v,
Wednesday. October IL.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March 7, Tuesday, May 49, Tues
day, October "a A..
Harrison, Monday, February o. Monday, May >, moh-
Fuse sisw,s, Monday, February 30, Monday May %,
Monday, October 30.
,s =, steubsnyie, thi. 96h day Of September, 1864
EZRA +. EVANS, ! Judges
JOHN w. OKEY, in said
GEO w. MclI.VAINE,} District.
Arss,, msr copy " ''D'' JAMES ELLIOTT,
CLERK Of the coat OF Common Pleas Of Jefferson Co.
CLRxK's OBFIoE. Sr, GAINESVILLE O.,
October l6, 1864. !
Icertfy tho above TO he true copy ol The Original
furnished This Office J. +. CHARLESWORrH.
Clerk Of The Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont Co.
| NoseInbef 10, ls64'6w r .Ir
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p%SALE OF PROPERTY. -. Patrick
Locbary has sold the large brick building
opposite the Lewis House to the First Ma
tional Bank Of st. Clairsville. 1t is the in
tention, we believe, to fit up one Of the
sorerooms for banking room, and to build
a vault. .....
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ssyTHE LADY's FRIEND. The January
number of the Lady's Friend is already on
our table, and fully bears outt the high rep
utation Of this new monthly, which is now
entering upon the second year of its exis-
tsnce., Price $3.50; 2 copies $500; 9 cop,
les $1,000; 81 copies $500. Address
Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
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Special Advantages of thiSLOan


NA'oNAL oA'iNes nANh' o"e'n's "ishe'
ra'e OIL i'e'es' w"h any o'e' anu fliA hASr
any saVi"Ss ""nh "n'e" pa's "s oepos"o'' !"
No'es' considers ma' payng'ih 'he pes' c'rcuahs
medium oi 'ne country ana II CANNOT III ahy'n'"s
ncuer ior is own asse@ are eiine7 government secu
'nles Ut III no'e' OF oos pay'oio III s0'eine" pape
HH equ"i'y convenient ss temporary VI pe''na"'"
investment i"o ho'e' can ai"aS s''u 'o' WIN"
irncuohP' 'her acc una accunna'eu h''eIes ana aie
lhe oes' security WIN onhs "s eo.a'I'a'' ~
S'onvertlpie INTO Six pc Ce''
cSo osopo iooho.
.,. .,:, = "-..-,,.-s :, -..,-....,o. :. no, ,,o,b
'ree yeats ''li' p'''ness - 70,
aoOu, "lise pe' esHl 20. 'o' '-e nd
D'.1' . ~, '' r. ~ .,ooL.
oe'o'e .'e ""' VI. p'.s y" 'n ~ ~ 49,, ~. o.
was over wen'y per cent, VIII VIC seer, "u' "e
,u'' , p'oH' o' '"'' 'o'',' ~ '"e p.e''"'
e'' '"a" "a Ira. 70 eo"' ~. a."'.''l si.4.
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sw-THr WEATHER. 1t commence

SwTHE WEATHER. 1t commenced
here on last Friday night, and we have had
a little every day since. The sleighing Is
only tolerable, but, Notwithstanding, there
10 a continuous jingle Of bells on the streets
The weather has been intensely cold tor
few DAYS, but it is now moderating. Some
persons predict that we will have very
severe winter.
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.affachaaefat .Vottce.

Samuel j. Eiir PN Office gwen e., 10 ,Ia,;is sas Ss
Samuel Hicks, Def. on the 10Th day Of October,
lei caused an order Of attachment be issued against
him, before James Kelsey, Justice Of the Peace Of
sSo ~, -aroan, a,id costs, 3. r. SMITH,
Nov NJ ls64 avs Atty for PlrG
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.ad,,,i,,istrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont County, OHIO the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Admn.raor OF the estate oil
Parry Hulse. deceased. late OF said County.
All those ind tied TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payments and those having claims against
snid estate are notified TO present thom Tor settlement
"'''''' ''' JOSEPH HARRIS, Admir-.
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R@-MR. w. b. HoUGu has resigned
his position as teacher in our public schools,
and is succeeded by John Dunham.
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

r OTIS numbered sixteen (6l seventeen ~. eighteen
IL (is), nineteen ti9), and twenty t90 in Block mum.
bered twenty. three C2S) in the town OF Belaire-a
fenced in lot with good board fence and having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon, will
be sold nj private sale, on application at this Office
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Attachment N Office.

Peter TaIlman l'rHE defendsn! Is hereby notified
.vs. y 1 that The plalHun, on The 2lst
Annanias jackson day Of November 1s6i, caused an
order of attachment be issued against him. before
Andrew Alexander, Justice OF the Peace OF Richland
Township, Belmont County, OHIO, Claiming judgment
for $50 20, and costs. +. TALLMAN.
December l, 1904.
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CHOICE WHISKY.

WE have eu hand choice lot Of Patton. Copper
Medical men or Farmers, wishing good article. are
requested 10 call and examine. For sale BY gallon or
bHrrel. OsbohNb = bhAkf,
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r@-THE official vote of Ohio, at the
November election, may be found in another
cnlimn
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ESTRAT-

CtAME 10 the premises OF the subscriber residing
~ McMahons Creek, abont three miles from Bellare,
about the LIST OF September last, light yellow
Steer, about two years old
The owner is requested to come forward, prove pro.
perry, pay charges, and take him away, he will be
sold according to law. fdei-3t~l THOS. THOMAS
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., 0.

John Lisle, Admir- Of Moses Travis, deed,
Robert Travis, Jonathan Travis, Mary Ann Carpenter
and Thomas Carpenter hnr husband, Julia Ann Moore
and Joel Moore lher husbandl James Travis Emeilne
Travis John Travis laduts) and James X. Travis,
John Travis Mary C. Travis, Sarah Travis, Harriet
Travis Mary Gatien and Huldnh Gaen, lnlnorsl
TINE above ma med defendants are hereby notified,
l. that on the 2ls day OF November, iso4 the a1ove
named petitioner hled petition in the above named
Court asking for authority to convey, ON behalf oi SAID
d.Cendans 4. he aaw OF said deeedent TO Sampson
Mhosn about hree OF land in the Southeast guar
ter of Section 15 Township O. Range s. IN said county,
more ps serbed in said petition N periorm-
nnce OF the contract OF said decedent
said petition will be fer hearing Oh the 2iss day oil
December, 1904, al 10 o'clock A. N.
d. d. I. oOWEN, ATTY for Petr
Nov al 1864 -3w
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA, PA

HISEAsEs OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
- Sexual Sysiems-1ew and reliable treatment-in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Addrcss, Dr. j.
SKILILN HOUGH'rON, Howard Association, No
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New advertisements.
The United States TeIe-
graph Co., of Ohio.

TIME sTOCKHOt. .DERS OF the above Company are
l. hereby notified that there will be meeting of the
Stockholders and election held for three Directors
OF said Company at the Office of KIRK 4 CHEEVER,
nay THE psru DAY OF JANUARY 1855 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Dated Cicmnnt this third day Of Decemi,er. 1854
GEORGE +. DAVIS,
deI5 Il One oil the Corporalors.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
U1HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the First Rational Bank
l. OF St. Clairsville hereby notified at their
Banking House on TUESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1865, at o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of
eectng Eve Directors Of said Bank, and transacting
other business. .i,t . /.
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suBsoRIPTIoN REcEIPTs.

From the LIST day of December, ts6l to the i4th day
OF December, 1854 have received subscription to
the BELMoSr CuRuScLE, Of
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Local Matters.

rae Lergest Circulation OF any paper
rabfIsheS in belmont County.
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COURTS FOR 1865.
HIGH H DISTRICT.


XTE DO HEREBY fix the times OF holding Courts
w in the Eighth Judicial District of Ohio for the
ear 1861, sS 6olows:
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Farm for Sale,

CONTAINING eighty ncres or McNahonis Creek.
" one.hsif mile below Lewis Mills Terms Green
backs Apply premises.
jy2s-6m' JNO c. PARKER
ILrThis Farm is not sold. When il is this adyer-
usenrnI will be Withdrawn from the paper.
JOHN g. PARKER
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Expedition into Florida.

Cairo, Oct. II.
The steamer Gladiator from New Or.
leans Sd, brings information of an expe-
dition into the interior Of Floria under
Gen. Asbo,h. EuchBnna court house
was captured on the Cad ult. with 90
prisoners, including Col Torrenoe and
l.. Garden, and large numbers Of horses,
mules aud cattle were captured.
Douglas ferry and all boats in the vi.
cinity were destroyed.
The expedition at last accounts was at
Maryanna.l
The steamer Oriental from Boston had
arrived. Cotton unsettled, no sales
midliDg held at l60. Flour lower.
The steamer Habbs from Memphis to
Cincinnati had 2l0 bales cotton and the
Belle Memphis sS bales for St Louis.
The Grenada Picket says Col. Basil
Drake Is assigned to command Johr
Murgan $ cavalry force. He was promo
ted to 1t. Gen'l