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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-03
PHANs' RT.

COUNTY, TO WIT;
AFnIL o. 1884
In the case Of Frederick IddlnS executor or sarah
Truman Diseased, the executor Aforesaid has, with
tho APPRECIATION OF the Orphans, Court Of Wash
9Ist day OF May next, for the nnGl SsttlSInent
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and OF the Asssts In hand, a. Tar q
money! whom and whsro all the creditors and
heirs 81 said dsooaaed notified 70 attend tet We
Orphans, Court Of Warrington eounty Aioresald,l
othsTwiso BY law b eEolu1e1 flon ~ eensnt IN
said doosasid's estAtsy provided copy o. thi1 Or.
Nsiossi EpuSicsa prssioui y vRS ilid 40 ~ q
MAJ ookti n 1falI NHpII % l.ls..- :. - ...
-lTs.1BIi has iattfseh . q, nODolNe
Rle-isWtwse Wo H'sls'WS " Nnh.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-03
YOUNG MEN,

reflect that sound mind and body are the mol,
neoehsAry. requisites 70 promote eonnubiAl hAppi.
ness; Indeed, without these, the journey through
hourly darkons 70 the view the mind becomes
shAdowed with despair, and nlled with the melAn.
snoly renecnon that tho happiness Of snoshor ho-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-03

Menber Of ne Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
fnduae nom one Of the most eminent Colleges IN
life has been spcnt In the hospitals Of London Pa
~ Phiadeiphi. and elsewhere, has effected some
Of the most astonishing cures that were ever
known many troubled with ringinEi In the head And
ears when nsioep, great nervousnoGi being alarmed
~ sudden sounds bAnhfunoss, with frequent blunh-
ing, Attended sometimes with q deranEemeut o.
mind, were cured Immediately,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
The Atlantic For 1864

Will he in no wise inferior the previous volumes bot
il will he the constant aim Of the Publishers 10 advance
tbr high standard already established for the magazine.
In flTIherance OF this aim. they have secured for their
new volume several features OF interest Among
these they are now able to announce definitely thai
ROBERT BROWNING will cOntribu,s several New
Poems;
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE will print hi, New
Romance in the columns OF the Atlantic commencing,
probably with the February nuInher
HENRY wApSwoRTH LoNGFELLow wiIfrss.
ish in the Atlantic Cantos OF his Translator Of
Dantes "Dvina Commedan;
MRS. ifARRIHT BEEcH5R STOWE begins, inshs
January number n series oil capital sketches, 10 be
continued through several months, with the title oil
blouse and Home Papers, by Christopher Crowheid"i
1T, TRowBRIDGE has written New Novel, which
viii lie commenced in the Atlantic during the nexssol'
umei 1 . TO
PROF. LOUIS koAss z viii continue those aanira'
bic articles upon dicrei branches OF rahlrni senee
which have constituted so interesting and impof'ant
feature in the late volumes ol the Atlantic
pTTEHxs-The Atlantic is for sale by all Boot,tns
psnodical Dealers Price, e5 cents q nuinber. sub
scriptons for the year S30 pasage paid ctyn fRlc-
Two Capiss Tor oae year S5y aud each ndiponnI SUP
scrpni a, the same rate and Gu Extra COPY krats ier
every C.ub Of Ten Subscnbersi or ieven Copies isr
S25 yo A. =.
cents per year
Sreaimsn numbers grntis receipt Of four eenis
| for pssIage TlcKNuR FIELDS, Pnhhsheis,
ll5 W NIsh:iigon Street, boston'
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serOuR VETERAN SoLpIERs.-The r,

t@OUR VETERAN SOLDIERs.-The re.
splisted veterans Of the 43d, nth, and 25th
Ohio Infantry, and lst West Virginia Cav
slry are now at home on furlough. We be.
lieve the furloughs Of the 43d and 77th boys
expire this week. Company A, Of the 25th,
arrived here on Friday. The 18th is on its
way home--it may be here this week.
Our citizens should have taken steps to
recognize, in some manner or other, the
patriotism of these veteran heroes of the
war. Bellaire gave supper to the 77th.
Itis too late now for us to make any de-
monstration for the gallant men of the 43d,
but we can, in a measure, atone for our
neglect towards them, by giving an enter
tainment to the men Of the 25th and 18th.
What say you, one and alp Shall it b.
done, or shall the men who reflected such
imperishable luster upon our arms at Get
tysburg and Mission Ridge, like the heroes
of Corinth, come homo and 60 again to the
battlefield with no word Of cheer from theil
friends At home Other towns have vel
coined their returning soldiers with the rihg
ing of bells, music, and firing Of cannon
and we are sure those soldiers, when they
again turned their faces toward the foe, fell
better and happier. Will not some one pu
the ball in motion here2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

Icing cleared away. Tho reported sales.
almost entirely to city packers, are 100 bead
State. clean, in store, % Is; 80 head State,
old receipts, ~; 1877 head Western, heavy,
90; "a head, Western, heavy, tS 81; 120
head Western, heavy and light, % SOC
. 90. .tt ..I ..-' il
New York Market, Feb. 9.
Flour-F Firmer; &c s0@s7 for Extra
State, " 35(dt7 IS for Extra X. Fl. o.,
81 60(9$9 SO for trade brands
Wheat-Shade fr,ner, only limited bust
noes; 81 56(9$l co for Chicago Spring,
81 5S(@$l 81 for Milwaukee Club, 81 s6(9
81 10 for Winter Red.
Corn-Ilower aud very unsettled at tl "a.
Oats-Very 6rm, but quiet; oo@9lc for
Western.
Wool-Quiet and firm.
Pork-Shade firmer; $50 12(920 Is for
mess, $40 l2(Gl9 rs for old mess, $22 25
for new mess, $l69lS for old and new
prime mess.
Beef-Market steady with good demand.
Cut Meats-In fair request and frmer;
Sa99i Cor shoulders, lla(9l2i for hans,
Beef Sides-Shade frIner; III for West.
ern Cumberland cut, lll@lli for do. short
ribbed, $l3s(9l4i for good choice long cut
hams.
Lard-Steady at l3@ls1.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Eeg0L Notice.

TOSEPH w. MOORE who resides in the State of
u Iowa. libitiaa Moore. who resides in the State Of
whose residences are unknown will lake notice TINT
II. Groves, Administrator Of the estate of VIM. Moore,
decd, the 10th day OF January, 1854 filed his petition
in the Probate Court within and for the County of Be
OF said decedeut is insufficient to pay his debts md
charges OF administering his estate that lie died seized
in Ire simple OF III. following described real estate sit
une IL said county, to wit: .. ..r... ,...
7, Township and Range d. Beginning NJ stone at
the South coreT OF said Quarer running West % poles;
thence NJ 100 poles; thence L. 2s poles; thence s. 100
poles to the place Of beginning containing 23 acres
Sec l2, Township .snd Range g. OF Belmont County,
Ohio, bounded as follows: beginning al the N corner
OF said section, running w with the Township line 90
poles stake: thence South 90 poles; thence f. 90
containing so acres, . Foods, and % poles.
Third tract described follows: Being part OF the
N w. quarter OF Sec Q, Township 9 and Range -
County and State aforesaid Beginning for the same
thence so poies thence NJ 100 poles to the section
line thence W. with said section line 30 poles to the
place Of begnning--co containing SO acres! s.-,,-
Fourth trac Being part Of the s. w. quarter Of
Beginning at the s. w corner post aud ipning N Gt
poles; thence s. 81 deg l.. 1s0 poles; thence s. III
poles; hsifce w. with Township line est potes-con
iaining % acres rood and "a poles;
Also, one lo in te town Of Mt Ohvei, Belmont Coun
| iy, Ohio and known as Lot No. 65 ,..... ...
That Ellen Moore, widow Of said deeedeut, is Ell
| titled TO d. wer in said premises. . b..
The prayer Of said petition Is for the assignment
dover to said Ellen Moore aud for sale of said prem
ses subject 10 such dover estate for the payment OF tn
| debts and charges Aforesaid. ..
Said petition will be Tor hearing the 4th day
March 1854 or as soon thereafter a. counsel can
i heard. -rt ,l. MN j. H. GROVES.
| Administrator OF Wm Moore, deed.
| February 4, 1684.-5w. ... .I...a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

s@-A SUaoEsrIoN TO THE VALLANDIo.
HAM "AIp socIErY."--As is we'll known,
there is society 10 St. Clairuvilc which
has for its object to furnish material aid To
tho convicted Traitor, Clement L. vallsndig.
ham. Contributions are being solicited for
that purpose. There arc quito number Of
veteran soldiers now at home, and we would
suggest that these persons call on these
war.worn heroes for contributions. 1t would
be best, perhaps, to send those persons to
them who refused 10 give one dime to the
Sanitary Commission, and such other objects
They would be the fttest solicitors for the
vile Traitor. We charge nothing for these
suggestions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
A Kentucky Paper on Green Clay
Smith.
From the Frankfort Commonwealth. |

trIoW Ue rrahklott SoWmohWeaith'J
There is much said, in the papers and out
Of them, about Hon. Green Clay Smith
vote for Mr.. Colfax for Speaker, in prefer
ence to voting for Hon. s. s. Cox. Be-
tween the two, ii strikes us that Mr.. Smith
had '' Hobson's choice only. Mr.. Colfax
was formerly true and tried Wing, of the
Henry Clay tribe, and is now a conservative
Republcan-the old leaven Of Wing prin-
ciples permeating and controlling his judg-
u.ent. Mr.. Cox is Vallandigham Demo-
orat, and the traitors of the South boast
that he is their kind of man-opposed to
the rebels and insurgents being coerced a;
but not opposed to the insurgents and reb
els butchering Union people, destroying
their property, and overturning the Federal
Government. They first nominated Vallan-
digham for Governor of Ohio; and Mr.
Cox and his confreres confirmed the nomi-
nation and endeavored to elect him. This
was the status Of the two men.
Without outragiug the sentiment Of every
true Union man in his district--and we be
lieve in the State.--how could Mr. Smith
do otherwise than vote for MIR. Colfax p
In doing so, we behave he voted az every
man, not Vallandighammer, in his distric!
desired him to vote. We believe he did
right; and we believe that nine-teuths o.
his constituents will sustain him for so do
ing. We 20 further, and say that it was
his duty, under the, choice presented, t.
vote for Mr.. COlfax, though he knew every
man in his district was opposed to his doing
OF those who are for crushing the rebellion
tuition; Mr.. Cox was the representative maj
| nf NH lnu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Act for the Relief of Soldiers Fam
lilies.

Act for the Relief of Soldiers Fam
lilies.
The Ohio General Assembly has passed
an Act for the Relief Of the Families of
Soldiers and Marines in the State aud the
United States service, and Of those who
have died or been disabled in the service
The act levies tax for 1864 of two mills on
the dollar valuation of the grand list OF
taxable property of the State, and authori-
zes the Board of Commissioners in counties
where the fund is insufficient, to levy an ad
ditional amount, not exceeding one mill. -
The township, ward, and district assessors
Of 1864 are to take an enumeration, by
name, Of all the Soldiers and Marines who
are then in the service of the State or Of
the United States, or who have died or been
disa bled in such service, designating those
having families and those who have not,
and where there are families, the number,
sex and ages, naming such as are necessit
Gus.
The Auditor OF. State to open accounts
with each county, and apportion the fund.
The County Commissioners shall take con-
troll Of the fund, and apportion the same to
the several townships and wards, according
to the necessities of the families as returned
by the trustees. Money to be drawn upon
the order of the trustees. Families of col
ored soldiers or marines to enjoy the bene
fits of the fund.
To anticipate the receipts from the tax,
County Commissioners are authorized to
borrow, from time to time, up to four. fifths
Of their proportion of the tax levied by the
act, and may, to that extent temporarily
transfer money from any other fund except
the school fund. Interest on borrowed
money limited to six per cent.
Where trustees refuse to act under the
law, commissioners may appoiut persons to
discharge their duties under the act. The
word family construed to mean only . wife
| dependent minor child or children and de-
pendent parent or parents, sister or sisters
The act not to apply to the family of any
soldier or marine who is dishonorably dis
missed, or deserter from the service
cleveland Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Gutltmerfial Matters.
Hog Market.

ST. LOUIS, O Feb. s. Hogs-The season
is drawing to close, but the market was
brisk yesterday and to-day, with sales of7OO
head, in lots, at 6lc, 6Ac and To, dividing on
I5O and 200 pounds; ITO do choice at 7c,
and 5000 do, in various lots, at to Tic, ac
cording to weight, lot weighing $50 pounds
bringing the outside price. = j
BUFFALO, Feb. 6.-Dressed Hogs-the
market rules firm within the range Of $S 25
(98 IS per cwt, as to quality. Heavy hogs
are retailing at 999fc.
ALBANY. Feb. 5,-Dressed Hogs--In-
Guiding large parcel which changed hands
last evening, there has been o fair busines:
done in dressed hogs and prices are frmel
and higher. The weather is still uufavora
bic, and some old receipts are disposed of q
loWef Agures.I The receipts sre fkht pre-
sent and in pwssssts rsA aocumplatieas ar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
s~Gov. BRoUoH's PRocLAMArroN

s@-Gov. BRoUaH's PRocLAMATIoN.- =
In the opposite column will be found ring
ing proclamation from Gov. Brough, in re.
lation to filling our quota Of troops by vol
unteering. We simply call the attention oi
our citizens to it. The matter is wholly in
the hands of the people. If oil hands will
go instantly to work the requisition will be
filed without drafting. We expect those,
especially, who have so doggedly opposed
drafting to do something now towards avoid
ing it, by getting volunteers. The draft can
be avoided il the people will it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
State Of Ohio, Belmont County,.
Probate Court.

OF Joseph slcconaugNy, deed ~ 10Th day OF March
next ] will, in pursu-
ReheccaJ J. McConaughy ct al ance of order OF the
Probate Court oiler or sale, the premises. House
and Lot situated the North side OF the National Road.
the West end Of the Town Of Bridgeport in said
County. beginning for the same the 3 w. corner of
said lot the intersection of Coal Street aud the Ma
isal Road thence West the North side OF said Ma
iiona Road sixty feet thence North and parallel with
said Coal Street I54 feet thence H. 60 feet Coal Street.
thence s. with said Coal Street the place of beginning,
in the 3. quarter Of Sec. a. Township d. aud Range
9 upon which there is n csmmodious Frame Dwelling
House, nearly new, good well OF water, and COED
s,abe; aud IN good location for private residence
Appraised AT 5000.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash in hand e-,hird in
ne year; and third in two years-wth interest OIL
deferred payments from day Of sale.
MILTON McCONAUGHY.
Admir- Of Jos. McConaughy, decd.
February d. 1864
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
S@CHANaE IN THE PROBATE juno

s~CHANaE IN THE PROBATE JuDoE's
OrFIoE.-Judge Claudy retired from Office
on Monday, and Judge Harris was induct.
ed into Office. Judge Claudy has been a
very accommodating officer, and retires with
the well wishes Of svery one. The new in.
cumbent-- Judge Harris-has already served
the people six years in that capacity, very
aceeptably. He is good officer, and will
transact the business of his Office pleasantly
with every one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
narScorr APPROPRIATELY REVISED -

B~ScoTT APPROPRIATELY REVISED. -
The later editions of Scott, if they do not,
should contain the following lines, as they
are certainly very classic, as we'll as beauti
fully true. The man that does not take his
county paper loses much more every year
by his neglect than the printer:
"I3rea,hes there man with soul so dead,
% Who TO himself hath said-
will my County Paper take,
( Both for my own and family sake!
II such there be, let him repent .,.
- Aid have the paper 10 him sent
80. And il he'd pass happy winter,
He IN ADVANCE sHorLp PAY THE PRIyrEK"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Contested Elections.

Committee on Elections has decided the
contested case from Boston in favor of Rice,
undecided. Tho.e of two two or T three other
members will probably be considered before
same principle is involved in an the ques-
tions. The decision in these cases thus be.
comes one Of first importance, though it il
scarcely possible there can be any doubt at
to the result. Wash. Cor. Gin. Gaz.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

S0CHANaEs IN PROPERTY. The heirs
Of Matthew Thoburn, decd. have sold the
farm belonging to that estate, situate three
miles East of town, to Mr.. Samuel Fnney,
bf Colerain township, for $ll 200. gr
Mr.. F. G. Martin has bought Israel
Lewis town property, ON Market street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

6-WE had call from Lieut.. Israel
: White, of the gallant 25th Ohio, on Tues
day. Lieut.. White is now commanding
company A. The boys of the 26th all look
exceedingly we'll, better, we believe, than
any soldiers We have yet seen. We hope
.hs brave fellows will all enjoy their visi,
home.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Sale ola Woolen Factory
And Valuable Real Estate in

belmont Co.. o., By order OF Sourt.
nN SATURDAY, THE IarH OF MARCH, 1854, al
~ IL O'Clock NJ on the premises, VIII be sold 10 The
highest bidder the following real estate with the appur
ienances the property oi John w Hutchinson, de-
ceassd TO wit situate ia Belmont County Ohio. being
part of the Northwest quarter OF Section ~ Township
s. Range IN the Seubenyille Land District. beginning
for its boundaries stone at the road, und running
THENCE South 20 deg West 81 poles to stone in the
South boundary line OF said quarter Section; thence
with said line Wesi poles TO the Of said quar,r
thence Norh with the West boundary line III poles To n
buckeye the West bank OF the Greek; thence up
said Greek with is meanderings including the bed and
hank ol The Creek TO sycamore IN the North boundary
line; heuce with said line Easl 90 po!es To sugar and
elm on the East bank Of the Creek thence down the
Creek including the Creek, 10 yuni thence South 20
deg East ~ poles 10 white oak thence South as deg
Eas, 10 poles to the place OF beginning, Containing 25
acres, more or less,
These premises situated the Central Ohio Rail
Road ahaut iour miles West ai Bellpirs aud on them
are situated y WOoLEN FACTORY. with ExcELLENI
MACHINERY and IN GOOD RErAIK; abundance OF COIAi.
about 400 bearing Apple Trees OF the choicest varieties
and good dwelling hese- The premises will bo sola
| free OF dover +. .f , ~ ..
Terup One.third IN hand, and the balance IN swc
! equal annual nIsninIenis with interest. g..
i Appraised at S3001 oo. MARIA HUTCHINSON,
\ 7'I'FU JOHN j. KERR
lsrl.9 oRi - Adm's Of John W. Hs,oAihssa, dse'd
q f.r Al. . H" y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
psrTHE ADVANTAGE OF ADvERTIsIN

A~THE ADVANTAGE OF ADVERTISING.
The Thoburn farm, below town, was sold
for $ll 200. Previous to advertising it its
owners thought they would be willing to
sell it for $lO,5O0; but they concluded to
advertise it, and by doing so made just $500.
Their advertising cost them less than $40.
Can anything better be said to show the
advantage of advertising - l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BRIDGEPORT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OrFIcr OF COMPTROLLER ~ THE CURRENCY,

\
WASHINGTON, January IS, l.64.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
ulersi sned il has bccn made TO appear that the First
National Bank OF Bridgeport in the County OF Belmont
and Slut: of Ohio has been daily organized ud II and
according 10 tho requirements Of tue act OF Congrass,
entitled Act 10 provide National Currency. Sc
vide iur The circulation and redemption thereof. ~ np-
proved February 2S 1862 aud has complied with all the
pro, i.ions Of said required TO be complied with be-
forn cnnmcnrins thr business OF Banking:
Now therefore. J. tirGH MccgILocH. Comptroller OF
the Currency. do hereby certify that the First Nsona
Bank oi bridgeport. County ol Belnon, and State OF
Ohio. is authorized commence the business OF Bank
ing under the act aforesaid
~ IN testimony whereof witness my hand and
u.s. issi - '''' '''' HUGH Mec0lIocH,
~ mo. pl4 Comptroller OF the Currency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

SW-THE Legislature has passed bill,
introduced by Mr.. Davenport, changing the
time of holding the Court of Common
Pleas in this county. Asked by the Judges
we believe, the Spring Term commenced on
Sunday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

SGrMIss ANNAE. DICKINSON, thefahous
female orator, is to lecture in Cincinnati
on the 10th inst, on the invitation of Mayor
Harris, Judge Hoadley, and other leading
citizens.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

, SO-SALE OF THE GAZETTE OFFICE
Mr.. John H. Heaton has again purchased
the Gazette newspaper We presume this
will not better the case any, as Mr. Heaton
is an original and incorrigible Calhoun.
cession-Sympathizer Of the
worst kind His record, since the war began,
is very bad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Asw Adrertissmeuts.
Farm for Sale.

IN Lawrence County, Ohie containing two hundred
aud foriy-eight acres. A ridge fsrni one hundred
acres under cultivation IN good repair and is waered
by the best Of springs There j. young Orchard on IT,
bearing fruit enough for any family The State road
runs through IT, The ssd farm lies six miles from Mil
ersport iown on the Ohio River Price SIS per acre
For further information call on Mr.. Cmbenlour, la
feii-9ws VINCENT DILLON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
Farm for Sale.

r WILL s. II my Farm on Boggs Fork OF Saltwater,
l. in Flushing Township, Belmont County, Ohio, ad-
joining the Harrison county line about miles from
to Seubenvie. and immediately the road from Rock
Hill 10 Moore ield.
The farm contains about 2i4 acres, and lis well located
for division into two farms As Il whole. it is
amongst The b-s grazing farms OF the county. About
30 upland well timbered and the residue FIRST
cass bottom well at-fed and well adapted farming
grazing. A good Steam FIGURING and Saw Mil ar
joins the premises.
For particulars, enquire OF Isaac Holloway, Esq, Of
Flushing, or the undersigned, a, Bridgeport. ONO.
de24-u ~ JOHN G. TALLMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

THR officers Of the Belmont County Bi'
BILE Society are requested to meet at the
Drug Store of Mr.. Wslday on Friday morn
ing, l2th inst, at lpo'elock.
sgssls y ad d. r. CAMPBELL, Secy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11

sGrGoINa TO IDAHo.--Quite number
of our SitiEens expect to leave for the Idaho
gold mines in few weeks. We hope they
win all get ''pocket full Of rocks" VI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-11
ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the Commission
IA srs Of Belmont County, at their next March ses-
son praying for change OF the location OF the County
Road leading from the Martinsvile and MI Pleasant
Plank Road on the farm OF Samuel p. Vickers, in Cole
rain Township, in said County, through the lands OF
Bundy, TO point the County Road leading from the
Meeting House. fe4-s