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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

From Crook and .AvsrIlI's ExpedI-
tiOn.-Letter OF y Wheeling Boy IN
the 18TH West Virginia Regiment
TO his Parents.
MEDow BLUFFS, GREENsRlER Co., Va, !
Nay 10, 1864. i
My Dear Parents:
i know.y on are anxiously waiting let.
ter from me, for no doubt you have heard
of orr great raid and hard fights, When
we got 10 Camp Piatt on the Kanawah. we
received orders not to write any letters, as
no mail would be allowed to 60. We left
Camp Piatt on the last day of April and
have marched every day since, and il has
rained nearly every day since we started;
this makes 20 days We have been out. We
got to Dublin, on the Virginia and Tennes.
see Railroad on the 9th instant. Here we
had hard fight but not a long one. This
is the FIRST battle We had, though We bad
been diminishing with and driving the
rebels for several days before, and have
been ever since. The rebels fought well
but not quite we'll enough. Thew lost
heavily and SO did we, but not near 40 many
as they did. We haveIwith us about 400
prisoners which Ne captured, while only
can hear of one man they took of oura. and
he was. sharp enough to get away. Gen,
Crook, our commander, says It was az hard
81 hght az he ever saw for, tho length Of
time engaged. 1t 10 strange, but nevertbe'
less true, that our company came ont of IL
all safe, while every otnsr COMPANY In ths
regiment received more or less wounded
Our company escaped with but a few lii.
tie scratchess and bullet holes In their
clothes. was not touohad in any wav
that know of, but while We charged The
enemy Notifications the grape, shell and
bullets came. so thick and fast thar I
thought they were cutting the hairs Of
my head one at time. Twill moi have
ume to write any particulars, bat will say
mat We went on through to the railroad
eae destroyed 1t at Dn6lfnS and on the
next day moved up TO New River Bridge
aud after another hard:liItls fight, took II
and destroyed II. We only lost three men
this time and they out of other regiments.
Atte- very hard marching we have got this
lar on our way back. We expect 10 IN
here few days, waiting for supplies. AZ
We have been out of ratious for several
lays. Three days last week all 1 had 10
sat,Was little corn meal baked ON atoms
lnd one cup of coffee. have not changed |,
ny, clothes since l started and have none
Q! put onI We have no tents with us or
'nything else 10 make us comfortable! MI
cat y IN ribbons, and:my pants hardly {
ola together. 4 am about as hard q LOOK
ng fellow as ever yon saw. But notWith.
landing this am in the best of hasltb \ 4
nd hays been 30 ali the time. - \
Mother. If / could talk 10 Won 4to.nieh.
eeald tsl! You many thtngs both tpterest. .
. ana painful, but as it i 80 late and the {
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wagon train lstEes ct o'clock in the
morning will lose, for l am very tired
from our march to-day. hope you will
look over this poorly written letter. ]
know you Woult be anxious 70 hear and
this 10 the only chance l may haTefor .
long time 70 wife you. ~
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lowest PossIBLE PRIcR.
GEO. w. SMITHS
Farm for Sale.
WAnnINaToN


Containing 4l4 acres Of beautiful and fertile rollIpr
hilf land well WAtarod by never falling syringe n
one Oftho most sAlubTi0us countries In the world
Ano situate In netghbO hood Of wealthy and hight
respectable people. It Il on the Bethany turnpike
four miles from Wheeling. Tho mansion Il n
with every modern convenience, surrounded viii
8hrubbOTy and trees. The principal tenant hou.g
d . neat and comfortable two story brick. 1hS
Dairy house r Gpaaipugs md fixtures eonvrui.
emily arranged There are also eight cottages on
tho estate fall rented 10 old and good tenants the
place. An extensive barn with stOh0 basement
divided into stAblinB for Is horses and stalls fer
20 cattle, with cellars bins moWs, snd everything
in the highest reputation Of . farm; It stRnda In
cattle and sheep. Also blAokSmIth's shop and
slaughter house. ..5.5s
The farm Il we'll known TO be the best improved
and most highly cultivated In this part Of The
eouHtrys stocked with imported and other choice
cattle and sheeP, horses, la pleHents, &C., &c. The
growing crop consists Of 81 acres Of fall wheat %
acres Of tal barley, 81 acres Of spring barley IS
acres Of black oats 50 acres OF corn 19 acres Oi p
tAtoeS % acres OF meadow, the balance In good ps.
tuTes all OF which will be sold % above stated on
Terms OF purchase made known on the day of
s9ls and At the allowing lAeoS, where plans Of the
place aud further particulars can DO given after
the Lon day OF May, 1sr4:
NV HohK-At the onIco of MessFn. Parker
hrooks Z. Coal Water ct Mr. Jno. Jay uabuah
AeCromble Child, Ia Water It.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bullet + FAiFthOFn0
BAIT1hORE-MsssIs. II. StFaus, Bro / Bell
FifIsnuRaa-ar.J J. Rlemins'a Drug Store.
CLGTELAHD-J. B. Smiths malt HOUSE.
S1NCIANATI-D II. Mitchell Co, Water St
+ eT.LouIB-W. 4 4. HenTickSh0per.
LOUISVILLE. q. Ripper.
RHEKLlNG-At the Brewery. myl3
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BRows's Baoson141 raoonEs.-rhis Uni.
S n Remedy for Coughs, Colds. and
oFSnenial Aheotfons now stands the frst ia
pnote favor and confidence; this result
1s.,S aSqui.ed by test of thirteen
ss5ssd az T Tassst and extensive use has
"a SSonId - .,.stS 70 pc counterteited, aud
sn.SS 900, 'e.. hGEehsseFs TO be on their
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@ao N F w
Hat and Cap Store.
JOS. ToLIvAR

Nv ouLD respectful , inform his ttispdv and the
Puoto generally that he has oDSned a Hat
11s. zap etors q NO. 8, WArHIK0ION HALL,
Gtoe street., where he has Just received iGTES
~ q the 9test and most LAshIonAble stylSS Of
hsts' Cap and BtFaW Goods.
q, ~ - = e1streiy new, embracing everything
ne Nat AID Cap IL ., and Win s. Soid Il The
Though charity eoyGrs a SIn rov and thin.
:. o1Is tS N. ths hsAdS and Eins Of ali men"
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!. PROCLAMATION,
. BY THE G0VRRNnP

WHkREAS, I have good eSuss In h.II.,,.g AZ :,
Berlin: 9Ia,. Lefent1 Benjamin B4Ssell George "
aln =: spq4SaTth, Warrington SuHmerS' PsTTS
yames X Middleton, Thomas w T5Iimsn - IoI'S
LasS99H 69pet 0oyn!r; jr., Robert Gomez. ~
ReTer Ar Is Nspoleon B. Roger, John II,
white TaEyil6 1I4Eshail nd n H. n mmnIe. Isaac
~ day eighteen hundEsd s nd
VbSt Il NJ Eet s r. me county Of UpShur within
ep1!han Bennstt, Gibson j. BItcfeF' WiIIia;1
t:epts rs ~ "a Il; Hurley who on The Sai seven.
resided IN the county Of Tim
49, stSts OF West Virginia, have deserted tbSSr
eSiISd ~ engaged in aiding the s
stSte government at Richmond d tber Stts,t ~
me good people thlS State but ID =
AND criminal 6ets cannot 81 obtSIns5 az EsOehloas
- EIoS. therefore, i Arthur L Foreman. aovo,..
iSatts q wet Virginia do issue this nv r
BenlAmin BasselI, GeoFre W. BSrliS
VWSy, Llhta4mGs D. CLARK, Be1ISmin n sn5d:S,E
HiEsihtotS WITT P5sSTy Summer William +:
Isys Richard Bro an, Jane q iid5iSsSD - 1eod.
RobsTt Ts;, s9 e =. HtlleEy, Robert Coynef. n
B. Resefs 1oS5 EE' LORENZO p Lorentz, NspoISon
= 1saae White, TsGTiil0 MaFibSIi S5S s rs
Si,tTsy seenles o. this state, unieeS tbey IN
ton taks aa ia n t5. aIte Of this proeamG.
y u..i UPahuE county an oath - EII6T1o-t
~ tst 81. y zoe ntted states, and the eorsfItnSfs
ooJ S,st4!eS and thereafter damoan thSsiSelTss ~
ettSenS And lik0EfSs deeIarip1 IN ~ -
1 .la9 =. Benne +, William ) Bttnd tITt ION:
1nISSS andl .. 8. Hurley, enemies 81 thIS statS
iafs 81 III h9all 9lso within sixty dsyS from ~
oisSEs ~ Ltas pteelauaLiou, take and ale n ~
~ -, once Of the Circuit Court Of The nd
TnIsSJ Seth 20 support the constitution a ~
and ne eonsti utIon Of this sta SSd
Z TSSc JUN - thel11elVGs good eitizabS
ThS . Proclamation shall DO p1hiishSd n 81.
IN IN vStlsSl naWRpapec printed in IN
az IS me seat Of government for tEJS
S1S5 S1a N me West Virginia State JolrnSI
IA Y printed At Weston 10 the eoGntT go,
SSsr ~ q ne Wet Virginia RepnbI iesns nsTs
ipsht+. Ahan1on In the county or
Lone Ct the city Of Wheeling, on III. ~.
[sEA1 i sSa asy g May IL the year of our
ioars and Of the Stats the Inst "- -l41y'
, the eoyernor Il. FOREMAN.
n; i gESsAa B0rR.; ssor''ssi't5 tots...s.
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Omcial Agency
A PROCLAMATION.

BY THE GOVERNOR.
Nv HEREAs have good cause to believe that
~ Jackson omPs, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Buck,
Dayid Buck, Brure buck, GeorGe Compton, ndre '
q: DeEmodys Robert o.GnStin; George ". HnhIer.
Thomas Dawson, George ". Way, William Wilson,
George W. HeaEy, Mary i. RSogy George Han.
mono, Jacob Keller, Nicholas Rssfer, FIederck
R Rsri1'lEs InSob B; Leopard William II. Martin,
bheETerd, Charles A. Swami, Martin " KILLER.
William uurbert, John Gross, Daniel Gross, EdWnid
Louisa Swami, who on the seventeenth
s1dsa IN TIE County Of Morgan within what d nov
tne state OF West Virginia, have deserted their
called Confederate States 81 America and She r.bs
STAKE government ct Richmond In thSir attsT1nt To
the good people Of this State but IN CON.
sequence OF the war evidence OF their r0belljona
AID criminal acts cannot be Oblainsd: S'-'>-S
!, N9H thereiores Arthur Foreman, Governor oF
lAnnAti0n, declaring the aid taeFSon 0T1D
taA Ambrose Isaiah Hnek, David tuck HIuee RncE
- A3dEeE Compton, Samuel DAWSON
Justin ~ GeoEge ". Hunter, Thomas DSSeo1. (Ss9rSe
" "; WAY, William Wilson, james q. west. jSsebS
3. heABy, GeOrge Hammond jacob RellsF M r..
g Frederick Keenor, jacob B. Leopard WI.
.q n ~. 4artsn Rarbary Martin, Charles T. Oyer
y. AtlleEs william HprbeFt, John CFoss. DSnIsi
CtoSsI Edward rockwell and Louisa HySann onsS1ISs
from enless they shali within sixty days
i IN NE Clerks ONCE the CIrcnIt CouFt Of tbe
Soun o. Morgan, an oath 70 support tie CON
az III y tne United States and the Constitution
good eltiEens. LII = S.si - s-sl1 sA'ss a.
yv tns, proclamation shalI be publiEhod in the
civ a. anewgpaper printed In the
0s9Ie ana in the FairmOnt NStIonal, nO1SpapsF
me county Of Marion, respectively ior f5ur
Done at tho city Of Wheeling ON this the
1EAL IIoGrseenth day Of May, in the year Of our
- n9t 01 one thousand eight hundred and III.
By the Governor. Ak bOkEAAd.<
my Il h 4S4 sOTERs, Secretary of State.
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Tlyer, apd Bteckinrldge and not follow. b

r,yer, and Bteckinrldge did not follow, as
Urook's was close upon bis rear.
Braekinridse's infAutryiis not, more than
Z 900 strong, 6nd Crooks, We believe,
had as many troopsA week ago. If col.
liSion occurs hetWeen them We feel CONF
dent Crooks. will be victorious, al
his force have every confidence in
him, aud are flushed with numerous sue.
cesses.
We can have no hope that Sigel will aid
him, though the force with him is now
twice as great as Breckinridge's. He u q
chronic lager, always finding something
wanting 10 enable him 10 venture 70 acI
ethclently.4 wa = - n.
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oUNasntAHD. Nd, 24.-asuer.l BoD,..
assumed command Of this departmept on
the 2lss. Headquarters in the Geld.
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.IheEtaenr0d House.

1NBIs place IL undergoing alterations which will
i adapt it to . 6rst class Boarding House Hotel,
with nne drives and Wake and nBhing grounds; or
II may DO converted into Seminary, which may be
made to aoeommodAto from 100 to 100 students.
Apply to MRB.JuD9R THOMPSON. my9I-lm i
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OHH1cE OF CONPTROLL1R OF TRR CURRRHcT.
- = MAEHINnrNll- Anil "a lRaI

WHERRAs, BY Satisfactory evidence presented
70 the undersigned, II has been made 70 Sp-
pear that the First National Bank OF Wheeling. h
the county Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia. has
oeen duly Organised under and according to the
act 70 provide . NHtionAI OufFency. EScnred ~
pledge Of United states stocks and to provide fGr
me Circulation and redemption thereof" approved
ReoEoaFy 10TH 1868, aud has complied with ali the
provisions Of said act required to DO complied With
before commencing the bualneSs Of banking.
now therefore, l. Samuel r. Howard, Comptroller
o. the Currency, do hereby certify that the FIrt
NatlonaI Bank Of wheeling, County Of Ohio and
state o. West Virginia, is authorized 70 eommsnee
tns business q banking under the act Aforesaid.
OF once this second day of April, 1854.
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S.Tssts a@SsE xsE soEaer q 4th and Csnt,.
III " SiS9s 4, hand6 9oOGSj sSIaS,t.
M 1e SS.k ms vol, FootfsF WSaths1b ~
nystim' sn VIII 30 seq Eadesate pfiess. '-'a'
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From Gen. sIgsrs oomm.na.
Prom Tie washlnrton [p.aIs..r

The recent defeat of sigel need create mn
alarm whatever. We know from his own
headquarters, dated but three or four days
before Breckinridge whipped him, that 81
force Immediately surrounding him was al
least twice IS numerous as that of Breck.
tDridge, who was then thought (therel Ia
De 10 the vicinity of Staunton. Sigel him
sell vas full of discomfort with the extept
OF bis force, and distrusted Il, We snnnoae
o cause II dis'rusted him: The baIancs ~
nus force, under AyerelI aud Crooks. ia more
than liking up for Sigel's short. comjnSss
Thus AVereIl and Crooks, are flSms";S"
Lse's prospects far more THAI Bra EinFf;i y.
y, OF Saa PosStO!s improve them, with ,tSs
torce-fort5-6Ve bundred men-Witb Which,
he operating in.the valley.
1t is believed uniVersalIy hero that the
President has alrea1y ordered some yi1or.
ao9s Gne elective soldier to the command of
sfgets forces. rs 70 hesitate 40 instant 10
90 30 would be NEXT 10 nadneas.
!. - LAFER. : eei-.
We have news OF the arrival YESTERDAY
Of two officers from sigel's position Ia The
vicinity Of New Market, az MaftfusbnrI-
They report that sigel met BreckinrilRe's
adrAnGe drst on last Saturday, about one
mile east Of New Market, and a amaFt
sktrmtsh ensued, followed, by the battle on
Sunday, in which Sigel's total loss wa
seven hundred. he fell back across the
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F IRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO
Designated DsPositOry and Financial AOent
Of tie United States,

WIS RI.n BAN !, 3. e he successor to The Belmont
Pateo 20 DO . general Banking CoIiectSSH ana NJ,
di. = SathorIod TO receive subscriptions to tn,
d. 1884 H4n authorized BY the act Of March
These bonds bear date March 1st, 1884. ar, re.
~ . g me pleasure Of the Government after
III WIN Interest At i've per cent. Per annum, 10
Subscribers can have sither Ro,i,,.-.H :. &c..
Bonds a. they may prefer IA % 81 n so ~
multiple Of hfty dollars. = ~ VI 'O0o
interest on the ESQ and 500 Bonds "a pav.bIs
y on All other donOmInatEons eGmlSEGTHII T
h zee bonds viii draw interest from NS4eh ~,
81 ISe SeSSued interest from that day 10 the dSS
SaEre1ey. II pad In the later TVhSch TSHiS
AM notes aud note the Nation al BsnESi
~, ~ cent pIemium must DO ADDED 10 IA
Stso1nt o. interest until othsFVIs0 dIFsctSS ~ eNs
!, epE. - JOHN O, TALLHAH. o.,b.
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NOTICE.

"A II IPhRsONs are hereby notified that IN. list,
yAuAt1on9 and 0DumtEai tons n1adS and ,s[sn'
tne several AH8iStant Assessors under thS eIri.
nISt,i. .1S gnttSd states for the Frst OolIeetIOp
oh q the ofaees OF said Assistant 49, III,
stS 1 1E9SS o. holding appeaIs below msntionod.
meotioned for the purpose Of beSr,5 ~ =, sU.
9ald assistant ASSESSOR: '4Neues EnAd' y
AtMoundsTfle, May 80.
c,tI y we T once Of james o. On, Collector in The
Sty q 3v M,nsSellng, Nay 81 and jane /.
AZ MeuebuEg, Brooke Co, jnno
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Valuable Furnace and Lands
-. for Sale.


..a5sa for Sale.
WE oner for sale the CLINTON FURNACE
w with about eight hundred acres Of Iand
oeatsd IN Monongalta county, West Virginia, eieht
s Sonth east Of MorgantoWn, and three mile
L aIa ins Aonongahela river There has been
0Ees win machinery complete, 13 Dwellings rood
store House, Foundry Buildings, Coal House, on.
ing HOUSE, 0rtst MIL With two run Of stone DoobiS
geared saw MI, 40, &c. The tract eontainS inex.
a4usuoIe quaGtitte9 OF superior Iron Ore together
VIII veins o. FIRE CLAY, BITUMlNOUS and
niont to tho Furnace, = '.'Ss- SNHss'
:, FOR further Parttenlar. enquire OF the under.
e go; Independence, RaeOon P. O., Preston GO
n net s1id ct private sale BY the 18th day OF July
10y, u VII on that 1Ay DO offered for tale a. public
suction Of the Court House In WhselinR s1'AS
my1S.1yl5 CRAaGLE, DALZELL r. 90.
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GEN., Seymour IN Observation-Disclosures
makes speech and q PFSdIe tIon.
t- From the Richmond RxamlDef
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MARRIED, n,
On Tuesday evening. May 9Th, near Georgetown,
Ohio, BY the Raw. @. W: jones, Mr.. AReRIBAIr
CHARxooK 70 Miss Lrzz1E AONF0onERI, of HAriIs.
Ylue. AaErison Oo7 Ohio.
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FOR SALE

az aecount Of NJ health, i oSr for ,Sle ths ,....
niAtnres ADD furniture Of the we'll kn;En ~
SPa!at hfsmeEs Hotel, together with eo6d n,
aEe entirely new. The whole Vim 81 SSid n te
nF2.f 1SToNT KRAMER, Prof. p ~
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the must bO In writing and must FpseiSy
SSS,k Ao!SUl9E cause. matter OF EhIng reOecttnE
Sra,S15 ~ SelSaon = required, and must STATE lbs
SiSST.1 " principle OF Inequality or error etm-
PA44eed OF JOHN PHRKISgOSS
d.. Assessor LIST District W. Va,
-0a9eEon, Nay 16th, 1894. myis.I2tdHs,T
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From Crook and AvsrIlI.s ExpedI-
tion.-Letter OF y Wheeling Boy an
the 18TH West Virginia Regiment
IN lnla IlaEanaa - 7
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Ne lgyi o. great deal Of stress upon the
5tatsments contained in Secretary Stan.
{ tda5 omctal dispatch to Gen. Dig Of the
ga Informing him That Grant hAd been
fully Felnforcsd, aud that he.Was strobger,
better equipped aud better prepared for
! 2 Fthes work before him tthsl,vhsnz the cam.
pstsu opened. We believe Ihe IL. His
last movement betokens the fullest con-
.zladenosI Ia his power to advance safely and
irreslstibly. 'isa
:.laS2 In the nature of things now, unless Lee
risks pitched battle aud refuses to retreat
any further, the campaign must soon be
narrowed down to an investment OF the
Richmond defences. We cannot persuade
ourselves yet that Lse is prepared to re.
treat within the defeuces, He must re-
.mOnber. vicksburg. Aud yet Wa are only
about twenty Eve miles from Richmond a,
the South Auns river. 49,
Il. will not do for Lee to let us get within
,teI milss Of thsrebel capital and thus ctoW I'd
his army within semi circle north of the
James rivsr. When it comes to that the
whole thing is q question of supplies
- From whence Il Richmond and Lees army,
in tact the Southern eontsderacy there col.
..5.'leeted, to be supplied with food
We are on the eve of decisive events and
,s4g ne shalt await the news Of the next few
days with The greatest interest.
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{uAt} SAMUEL T. HOWARD.
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
0pr6-bOt
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Our people, unhappily, I have such a dis.
eased appetite for oratory, are 90 resolute
to have every man Hdefue his position. -
are so easily 9aped by the show Of every
ming spirited and plucky lin lauguaRe).
that they will even listen TO the impudent
rant Of . despicable being like this, If be
cannot fight, he can at least talk: bis
tongue Is sharper than his sword If he
cannot advance to the burning and plum.
der OF Charlottesville, at the head Of his
brigade, he Gao at least electrify the citi.
gems thereof by small TRADE of defant
phraseologyl EE
On the whole, this whole scene is the
gene of absurd improperly. The guard
who permitted it observes punishment; and
II such "speeohes' are 10 become a per.
manent Institution, We do not see the use
o. buck and gag. =
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FOB sALE

SIS. q aEDSAa BoEla.. seeEe...ttz q ~.
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Wanted Imme(ifatelV!

FAkNiHt0D "COPPER". 10 ly,o-L =. "a, , =
Sseet!y; Apply 70 sHfALLWo0b ~ w9 aseS paid
a!..n : 4eEry' Belmont Co.. Ohio Imv5StSLSSs'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30

Bristol, Nov. 26, 1884.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
school Teachers.

The new Sci.aol Las requires the
County School Examiners tn certify
that those, To whom they grant Ger
tifcates to teach school, possess an dd-
egaate knowtedge of the theory and prac-
tice Of teaching.
1t is the duty of examiners 1" test
applicants knowledge Of The theory
and practice of teaching, Just as care
iaily as theig Sno~ sssge of the sever
al branches OF stndy
Applicants in o.der 10 he prepared
tor this subject, should subscribe for
some periodical, like the Ohio Educa-
9 tional Monthly, OF purchase aud care
fully study some work, such D. pages
Theory and Practice q Teaching
This book is sold AT the Book Stores.
No teacher should be without il.
Nov. 30,-2w
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warren UnionSehools

The present school term OF fourteen
weeks. will close on the 10th day Of next
month. Examinations Of classes in all
the schools during the last week of the
term Tbs second term Of the year will
commence on the End day OF January
1855.
The teachers Of Wsrr+u return mary
thanks 10 those. who. during the present
term have manifested an interest an the
schools ty visiting them. Much praise is
due those ladies' who have. during u e
term been paying frequent visits TO differ
ent schools We hope 70 see manS u"~e
parents and friends out to see Us ere the
presenttern closes. Let Ut least Que halt
Of the last week be devoted 70 rhs schputs
Nothing Is more pleasing TO children than
to nave people manifest All Interest in
what they srs doing We are expeciing
the Clergy TO take an active part ia the
examination of classes during the cln-ing
week Parents, remember sour schools.
HI CALDWELL, Sulf.
Nov. Sow.
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Court Proceedings.

Common Pleas for this County is
still ia session. The following Jury
cases have been disposed of since our
last report. T. G. Horton " Agnes
McJunkin. Verdict for plaintiff.
Erastus HiIlyer VS. Parish and
Knight. Case stOppedat cost o fPlain-
tiff.
State VS. r. Findley Stewart. Found
guilty on second court, of stabbing
with intentto wound. Motion for new
trial o~ver-ruled. The case appealed
70 Supreme Court.
Hanna VS. Walker Verdict for
plaintiff.
The trial of Robbins and Mrs
Stephenson for the murder of James
Ward, was set for to-day