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WANTED.

A FEW FIRST RATE HooP SKIRT FIN
n ishers or trimmerr wanted; also skirt mskers.
Apply to :. 4 & A. L. MEYER, 4o1 BIosdvayI pr.
Walkers
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FOH SALE AND TO IE's

A RARE CHANCE-slso0 WILL BUY Two
ith avcs ternS. one half ra-h. Apnly to T. llJGuES,
9th ave, bet 18th and 18Th u.s. South Brco .lyn sGi
CRANBERRY, FRUIT AND TRUCK L,uA,
- to- sale Favorable chance. Grist mill prop -
and lu5 acics Of cranberry aud fruit Guds c,nbir a
Iasatei nt Toms River, n. ! q, ~ miles from = o.
\ ok, - Delaware sud R'titNn Bay X. X. Coin L.
ncatiOu tHico per day. Apply 70 Dr. j n. EOhH rnai
ostis Arcnt, Toms River, NJ. 40
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF Music ~ = BENEFIT OF
SUFFERERS ny THE LATE FIRE
BARNrws AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
II LN 2ist, iSCj
All the Dramatic aud Musical Talent In the City
have Volunteered.
TICkErS, DO CENTS; RESERVED SEATS ".
For sale At the Acadrtny OF Ausic, Becr schieu..
or, 7Ol broadway Irving Hall and Al the hess.
quarters Of tine Committee. at Lawrence Co't,sS
Broadway.
COMM rtEg
G. I. LAWRENCE, Dr. kOIIN
T.. 4. HARRISON, e.. A. MOODRUIFf,
n. CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM II. HARRISON
COMMITTEE OF BTAgg MANAgHNKNr
G. x. FOX, TONY DENIER,
IENICk, George IIElLiE- sr-
T.. lElEksCHEN, II. CT TrEh
{. i. ~ kNS, Mons. GkOsSI,
K. j wNIkER
....... JOHN BRIDGMAN, Chairman
XIX. VA sRI ~, Secretaries, GA
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OPERATORS ON SINGERS MACHINES,
~ nd taisiers and fni,hers. None but god hands
need spply, 2p2 Bowery. 2T3
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CIlAENS, SAy'MGS BANK, BowERY
IRANkLIN SAyINGs nANK. bal EIGH1,

ave conner Of l2i IT. open daily from g. b;
Monsnls and SATURDAYS to y. m. lutte ost o -:
July : ", dram mtotysl from July lsi. aAMJIl
NENHN Prsidont JAMES I. CHAMDEIlLw u,
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DAINIEkS-3 OR I GOOD PAINTERS
4 wanted, At No. ilS West al n. &c
DIAPER BONFS-GIRlS WANT FL, ONLY
GOOD hsnls Enquire al IL Beeknan 70, hid
floor 100
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THE SUPERINTENDENT OFTIIE WORK
MnnL.nl. l.-nL .tL.n 4 L ION Do. n ar.l.a

"
20 iop'vo ~ rr'o ce.. whl can p.fulsu any ltght
employment twhirh trey cn do ~ their own home-),
/, tl .hs ltiru.e hours Of two t0ulf Ladies' WHO
ero lcftluus ui completing thclr cduCl'iOu one Of
the Young ladiss will reGdire employment that COOS
not reluiIe close Application, ~ she suffers from an
affection o the oJOs. Any icrsOn doslrOus Of nj ling
tlc1c young ltd.es BY niruishlny them with employ
meat do 20 BY ny lying to me Hupeflntcnd 1T Ut
the Working Woutn's Protective mon So v hite
a. orc door na.I of I,nahAaL. .-n
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OPERATORs on FLANNEL SHIRTS

~ Work SVEN ont TO rood hands; good look r
qured from 10 10 ,hillings per dozen Gail all Il
week Al 769 sth sv in the basement. Also panis Al
yest hands. 2bl
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! AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
"a N.gyl-r Wilson's machines 10 hem tuck and
dc isn-y breit,n', uciect Tor ALSO on Howcs ma
h'acs On al @inCs Of leather work. All kinds OF
ehInes to rent All Tor sale on part pa1menL at MIA.
InuAsoNs, ll3 W. 9Th It,. lotSe 9TH and sth
ayes, AM
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DEN GOODS.

DARGAISS BARGAINS! - GREAT
D CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
AT
A GENERAL REDUCTION IN PRICES.
COMN ICING on MONDAY, ii IA II,
and contiu-ius each day during the month, hon Q
o'clock A. m. 10 5 o'clock p. NJ.
Me invite the SPECIAL ATTENTION Of our
customers to this sale, a. 1t T. our Intention to cesI
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
or
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS,
sHAWLS, MANTILLAs, DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, LINENS, DAhAsH,
&c, regardless OF our previous 6U.ing prlcos.
w. X. PFNION,
CHEAP DRY GOODS srORF,
2l3 AND 2T4 BOWERY, NEAR HOUSTON ST. "
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"A FEW SMART. lNItLLI'tENI hNb
II steady Firs wanted to lie I'm hoop skirt fnishng
al.O girls W learn sNit making. only Fich ~ ste
REC " wilnt - fr1 ~ six d. learning need Az
e,r WFfse-es t.6
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~ machine wanted. ON custom shirts. Steady en-
ployinen'' best prices paid. Apply TO PEREGo, 80
NA~ausL PSI
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OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGERS
~ ,esing machine, on coats. Wac, ~ per week.
Also tailor to WORK by the week. SO rcr week.
ALEC hutton. hole makers. Apply ut $50 Eishth ave,
cor Ssth At 40
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A NUMBER or OPERATORS AND Bli.t-
IA &C uauicd on yes,f on W Wa machine. To
rcpl hands GOOD vages will be paid, at lu6 Cbi1s
n A. ion Ntgv
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A NUMBER OF OPERATORS, BAISTERS
n fnishers sud plosscrs the hes. are. paid. y
nj Al iii Broome 1t. In store y. MORRIS 400
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EtRMLIS = WANIFD 4 FEW GOOD
4 ltiaus ana stssdr men. Those only vino are good
,o.iiuou need apply. 20 Greenwich st., at CUR
RiEES. -
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uCnt1O iHicO per dlY ApfIV 10 llr. j III. HOhS.
osti'e Arcnt, Toms River, Nj. 40
FREE EXCURSIONS TO ELIIABETt,-
l. port \. u. !or uoh perHoIt "a vth 10 evr.ni,
those cheap lot, ia thst place, belonging 10 tho Re-
"cr n5y " 9' i7,6 s i1 U"n W I'm 'SS c 'l
dat, lpth, July, 10 GO hy steamer Rod jacket winch
o|o NJ. rc,urninF At 10 =. NJ by calling RI 80
Pearl IT, near WAL st. before 1913 o'clock a. a. -
Other Of those days. LligAncthport Il one Ion c
ho1'. ~ . minutes by riilfoad ON New ". K. =
very hcdthl t'1cs are su4il, Is la direct cninlDun.
Ens yania aud the great est, niiording anliyali-
ga tschtica Tor manuihctur.ir using cla, iron q
lumber. lo,a iof manuuclnrins gu,poaes along - j.
Ioed .ayins cartase, t,pecia induccments bel o.
10 manufacturers. Mechanics will ind this 4 o.l
opounu. y To- secure home, ne they have En- 80
10 pay M small ihstzlmcntH II tlev dcri.0 70 10
loIs Tor sale al from roo TO s4D esch; tors -.
'5u ea'h, balance s5 OF SlJ monthly, Acc. on %
10 per moath. Hou-es nj Sl,9Oy, IL 81 u .5,s al
ti'jOg. Aliens can hold and convey real eatirl tlSi
NL.ch they cannot 90 IN new York The die 10 tl..n
property il perfect beyond quo,io plticu ais ci.1
@ , - y sppynI 70 II X kEIhL,0Ga ~ ic!sso
dook west Of steamboat landing, Elisahc ip;rt Iii
IGOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING LurS ~
4 Guttenho =, r. 'l,. 5i3 Is Gsl 10. -. ,ld
ili7. Inquire OF A, " ALlaER, i5J Elst 51il
fueot %
nor SALE, N HlCKsvILLE, l.. l., ELAR
4 the depot, ~ aeTe- Of land. Inquire No. 3 Flint.
bush ave, BROOKLYN, IN the furniture store. 81
IGOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SlTUATPDN
. oi ~ rcIc- OF land At sz5 por ncre, on tho -
lsland Railroad, near 10 the Depot, fuItoHco an
sCholhOuse Ono-Ihrd cash, balance on time IN
ply oJ. q. BAKREI rSIr, 20 Allen st. w, =
EOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A 2.STGRY
4 touse and lotE on Ralph Az near Ga,o4 Eei,
the line Of three railroads; 81 miuuteA 10 fp...
CsIl on WOOD WEST, ~ ia slilh NY non,
80 T.. N. ~!
NOlICE.-FOR SALE, 2 DIS In LOCUST
y Grove l.. l.. on ,he FOUNDRY lsoperty. one >.
~ feet front and rear by i5 feet deep the othCr a.
feet front and rear hy 20 eot deep. sold scpa.,;e r
oeotheI. Inquire OF Mr q. O. ANDREWS, b Chm.
beia Il, n. Y, ~
T'O LET--A loft 20 X 80 FEET, ON II
| Il floor, 4li Myrtle iv Brooklyn. Rent elO. In
guiie on tho premises, Depot Of the Luton Ceu6at
| Eoolag Co. no
RIO LET-HALF A COTTAGE HOUSE,. 4
l. Tooms; rent II IN advance por month; 20, sea
| slor 1t once. Inquire lob last bsthst By
ITO LET-TWO PARLORS ON LOWER
Il ioor suitable for Office millinery store, at IA
NaSeicy Place. u
ch00 CASH WILL BUY TWO NICE
| TCOO lots OF ground, located on Charles at, ras-
Ann ofins ~
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600 MALI AND FEMALE COTTON
wv we.r.- wanted Tor 'hc cit. Of Prov arnce.
Wages on Is irrn ,1.s .Iu.; a unh a5c.; &C. boz,
4lc. each cut lulrl for irIu'l8 80 Tor ual, 4.
Al-o 100 wefycr, v1ut'd In Mol-lo- lud Spriu 10,
Masa. and 81 frame Primers. Nclyrrr wgu.o, Tor
Iuilr 81 81 and 81 rii's distance Alec 10 nuu.rl
Eolvsrs, r1,Uj rfr cut OF o. y.r4I. Pass1ge nee.
start evcly gl. ~ o'clock J.. y. from j. VI p
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a Girl. " ANIED-TO WONkON ORNA-
II mental ha.rvork On' tina, can drcss siies'
Ia. prcfeuei. foot vhccs and r'erdy on p'osmen'.
APP to l.. NICOLEl H. Ladils' liiir Drcasar. $40
t4utl N. Isl
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a WAGON TRIMMER WANTED-APPLY
Z ~ =. mn nNn

A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
~ ten ,ie helm " a.. nations, 1T T. MFLPtEN's
tflice Whitehall IT. Wanted, ccoks, wal era house
aud up -tai sefNnnt. ior food situations In city and
couu as. Also coal mcn gardeners, pultefs md
farming hand. 1h~se laclF landed CtupOjcd M
Il-n -l----- -LLL. L--- we r.n rnnnn-mclh. I'D
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TO LEr--A LOFT 20 \ 80 FEET, ON II
gui'e on tho premises, Depot OF the Luton Ceruoat
EDJLIAg %. M q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

=. TRE meeting that fer over four weeks has
been In progress in tho M. M. Church in
this place was brought to close On Sab.
bath night
During its progress ono hundred and
twenty. eight persons Joined the Church,
over enc hundred Of whom are adults.
This has been one of the neost successful
meetings ever held in St. Clairsville. and
its tesslts viii be Of la sting benefit to the
place. To addition to the large number Of
persons who have joined the Methodist
Church. many others have been seriously
awakened, and in the Presby yterian Church,
where a meeting has been in progress for
the past ten days, there are encouraging
iniiaations that great success will follow
their efforts, and n,any names be added to
that Church also.
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DEATHS.

McM1I.LEN.-Wm. u. McNen (forme rly b Lcyds-
yille) Co r, 9eth Regt o. V. l., fell in ba,ile
Jonssboro, Ga, on the LIST OF September 1851, by
inusket shot from the enemy. Tie friend. have our
deepch syinpatles He was beloved by nil The com.
pany. and ali who knew him He was IA bravs aud
true patriot, shrank from duty, always his post
lie was decently inerrsd near the battle field by
bers Of The company.
BAILEY On ihr 9Th INIT. Rrbecca Francis Bailey,
daughter of Chas. II. and Rebecca Bailey, oil this
place. aged ~ years, months and 8 days
Rebecca a faithful member OF the Methodist
Church aud Sabba School. aud at the smsn
Of the recent prolracsd meeting in this place. she was
permitted 10 enjoy peuce and JOY in beevngher soul
made too full Tor utcrants
After MI illness OF about 1--WE weeks her blessed
Savior called for her! Aud as she nsared death,
"among the waves Of Jordan" "her peace
rlv"r." Her lust expression was-'I AN LooAISG AT
Jxsvs" Her Heavenly Shepherd went with her through
the vale Of deatli-she feared no ILL.,
Rebeccss piety. modesty. fidelity and intelligence
secured Tor h,r many warm and afectiolate friends
uInoag both young and old, fully evnced BY the
large procession that followed her remus 10 The ienb.
blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"
D. e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16


SPRING ELEcTIoNs. AS the timo for
holding the spring elections is at hand, We
hope the True Union Men Of every town.
ship in the County will put clear, unqual-
lied Union ticket in the field, and sustain
it. Let the men whose REASONABLE utter
euces have been Illuminated in your midst
TO destroy confidence in the Government,
receive no Union votes at the coming elec.
tion, vote enly for such men as have pur.
sued such an open, straight forward course in
SUPPORT OF tho Government, as to leave no
room for doubt as to which side they have
been on.
We will print tickets for the Spring
Election for 50 cts. per hundred. The
cash must in every cass accompany the or
der.
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wheeling w hvtesale Mark et.

TUESDAY, March IA, 1865.
FLOUR Demand, lair and prices firn
at $40 (alO 5O(Gll.
WHEAF-In de mnnd at 81 15(d2 25.
OATS Active at Soc
C0RN-Firm aud in steady request al
81 Oh
BARLEY dull at 81 SO
$40 NARS--Dull snd little dung, Porte
Rico 22(gg3c.; Choice Yellow 26c.; Crushed
Powdered 3Uc; Coffee Sugar 2S(a 2s3c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 3O(0l IS.
, SYRUPS-New York 81 l0@l 35:
Baltimore 81 IS.
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at 45(0 Acc.
OlLS-Firm ut So 10 Ter Lard: 80 for
Carbon, and S5c for lubricating.
SALT--Ohe River So SO; Table IS.
BUTTER--Dull at 45(95Oc.
POTArOES--Not much doing: prices
range from 81 80 to / 50.
APPLES-Firm at SO 50G4 90.
EGGS-Not much doing at l69lsc.
CHEESE--Steady at 22c
LARD---23@24 10 fair supply.
HAYES per ton ose.
SEEDS-Clovsr$ 5 :; so Timothy Sc SO;
Flaxseed in demand .t$2 rs.
FEED--ln fair smand at $35@40 per
ton.
BROOMS--r mmon SO 7sa4 50; Fancy
IS 25s6 90.
TOBACCO-Dark los rs 15as5c; Spun
Roll 90a95c; Bright $lal 25; Common
Twis 4Sc.
SOAP-Cincinnati German lie; Wheel
ling do l5c; Family soap l4c.
CANTiLES-M Mould pc.
GLASS-Good demand. Market frm;
g by ~ No. ], IS IS; No. 3, S. 40: by i
to 10 by II No. !, Sc 10; No. 2, IS IS; s by
l3 to 10 by IA No, /. Sc 50; No 2, Sc 10.
LEATRER--Sole 43n46c per To; Oak
sole $50 per fb: upper $55G64 per doz; cali
skins 81 per ib; harness leather 4Sa50c
per ID
wHlSKY-Steady; common So 25; Rye
s. O0a6 90
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

GONG sr.-From present indications
there will be a larger number Of persons
leave this part Of Ohio for the West this
year, than have ever left in any one year,
and We regret to say that among the num-
ber are many Of our very best citizens
There can be no doubt, however, but that
the West-with land at its present enor-
nous rates in the old States-does offer
inducements for the investment Of capital
that seem sufficiently strong to tempt al
NEST any one who owns small tract Of
land here to cell it and 60 there aud buy .
much larger one.
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DR.. Chas. r. Sanderson, +,
Formerly Of Bellevue Hospital, ~ y. late
SENIOR SurQeon of Kinns Co HosnifnL

Formerly Of Bellevue Hospital ~ y, late
Senior Surgeon of Kings Co. Hospital,
C'AN again be consulted al St. Clairsye Johns on
- House the 9Th and 7th; Besire Randolph Housej
and 2lid OF every month, 1o05.
a speedy Cure warranted in the following cases ;
Club Footl Diseased Bone. and Joints EnIarsed
Veins and Tonslls Hydrocele Hare Lip Fistula La.
chmyrss, Fistuls in Ann. and NIL kinds of Ulcers.
Dr - removes all kinds Of dcformites. strughtcns
Crooked Limbs Club Feet and badly set Fractures. op-
crates for Cataract aud Stone in the Bladder inserts
Glass Eyes identical in appearance aud mo with
me natural eye and performs all varieties of Surgical
Operation free from pain.
Di.ea.esof the Eye. Ear Threat Heart Liver, Lungs,
stomach Kidney. Skin. as well Scroiula Gu Ger,
Asthma Gravel Neuralgia and Rheumatism, cured III
very obstinate stages.
Agae cured Tor no charged in 4s hours with no te,urn
OF chil All forms OF Female Diseases treated with
entire success Leucorhea. Anne norhe4 Dy SINE euorhea
Liberation aud Prolapsus Uter. diseases hitherto con-
sdered dicut TO cure. cured usually in from to IL
weeks. Dy sprpss and Constipation easily and speed.
lily removed without the use OF physc, and that com
mon as well as obstinate disease Duodenis commonIV
called Liver Complaint attended with pain in the ,,ou-
Hch, side shOu der headache cold bbye
and spotted or iaded skin, is easily cured and with little
expense Tubercularo bronchial Consumption except
in its last slage successfully treated by entire new
process recently discovered by an eminent Europs an
P"yscisn, and now extensively employed in the H. Y
Hospitals, with success heretofore unknown.
From long experience in the New York Hospitals
having made over 2.O0o Post Morrm Examinations, we
can a cases point out The exact organ organs dis
| eased, and probabilities of cure.
DIR :, is niradua,e OF one Of the first Medical Col
Iegrs ~ the United States is also Graduate OF the N.
y orlha mic (l:ye and Earl School of Medicine aud
Surgery is endorsed hy the first Surgeons and Phys-
cians OF n Y City. aud has ecu in the constant prac
ice oi his profession during IL years. with
success
ChargesReaso nable. Consultation
Free.
~ B. During his stay DR.. s will visit critical cases
IN consultation with his brother Physicians of good
'~ehS' lMarch y, '65
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State of Ohio Belmont County,
Court of Common Pleas.

Annie Jackson / FINTiIE defendant, John C. Jack
w. L son, whose residence 10 ur-
John C. Jackson known 10 the petitioner, is hereby
notified thai the gli day OF March d.. 1855 Anne
Jackson fe Id her petition i the sfce oi the Clerk Of
tho Couri OF Common Pleas within and for the County
ol belmont and State oi Ohio The object snd rruy-r
Of said petition for divorce aud the custody of John
C. Jackson her minor, chHd. The causes assigned in
said petition gross Hegleei OF DUTY ud adultery with
a frmule in Chattanooga in the State OF Tenncssee.
whose name unknown the petitioner aud that sad
petition will stand for hearing al The next term ni said
cour ANNIE JACKSON,
March 49, 1865 -jw.. BY r. TALLnAN5 her Atty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

ARREST OF THE MURDrRERs OF Cook
- The murdsrers of John B. Cuok, Deputy
Provost N arshsl of Guernsey County, were
arrested 10 barn near Londonderry On
last Thursday, and are now in jail at Cam
bridge, Court is in session there now. The
murderers have already been indicted for
murder in the first degree. We presume
they will bs tried during the present term
of Court,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

AT the recent session of the Commission
srs of this County, the Stockholders of tho
H.rrisville and Cadiz Plank Road Comp
any proposed d cession of SO much Of their
Road as lies within this County to the Com
,nissionsrs. The Commissioners accepted
the Road, and declared the same = public
highway upon which no tolls should here
after be collected
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
Belmont Common Pleas.

NOTICE.
Thomas Day Plaintiff 1'HE defendants He.jani" i,
l. Il. Simpson aud Lewis W
n chel II. simpson, GraiEny, are hereby notified
ard o;ers defendants that, OIL The 18th day Of March,
A. D. isb, the plaintiff fell. pe,ilion IN said coprl,
hsr. of WiillAn p. Simpson, deed, to execute quit
claim deeds 10 IN puinti cr their interest in the prem
isrs rbod and for other proper relief
The ground that said N enises were purchss-d by SAID
pla and said decede.i in partnership, that said Day
paid has ASSUMED 10 pay az Inc ouIehasrn nohey
therefor and MI the tax and for all r repairs lhereo
and ii NJ the amount by him expended srs jag beyond
the value OF said premises Said premises hre drscfOea
ms follows: Situate in York Township in saId 'ouhy
and OH the Ohio river aud running from the home arm
OF the plainliI the South sbou, i-2 miles up tue
tiysr 10 th. lands Of Horao Mel au- and Joseph Me-
Lan,sS heirs. the Norlh and containing in the ag-
etegs,e abouni l t2 acres and particularly described
answer or demur TO said petition hy May -, 1865, ssd
pe,i,ion will he Ia! en- ms confessed by them
J. r. CHARLE<WORTH, Clark
B.S 4 d. D. T. CowES, Atys or flG.
March 10. le65.-6w.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ONE HUNDRED AND SHvENTY-rNyO ACRES
- oi Land, situated in Richland Township Belmont
Couhiy O on the line of the Central Ohio Railroad Ia
mile Eust oil Glencoe Station. This Farm abound
WIN coal and timber The lower stratum Of coal,
which isnow opened the premises, is six feet thick
Inc cleared portion OF the Farm is chiefly all with
grass aud is in prime condition for grazing Sheep
or Cattle There is on the premises good frame barn
W ny 4O i1et ana moderately good Hing house.
Glencoe. JOHN WELSH
Morch 2-4ts
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Local Matters.


%NoTlcE SUBSCRIBERS. All o. four
suJ'c7bs~ tcho find their papc,, marked thus
y on the margin, after Meir nams, wiH
mderstand that their subscriptions ore about
out, and hot hey are requested 10 renes.
AL papers are stopped when the suLscrip.
tiop expires.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

Col. OvMMAGER. Of the lS4th Ohio, has
been nominated by the President and con-
Rrmed by the Senate as Brevst Brigsdler-
General.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

TIE Ohio Legislature has passed the bill
to establish Soldiers Home, and has au
thorized the purchase Of the property
known as the white Sulpher Springs.
1t has also passed new Gai0e Law.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

WE have heard lately Of several cases
where claims against the Government were
placed in the hands of Washington City
Attorneys, ind when the claims were col
lectcd the Attorneys kept the lions share
of them for their fees. Well, when people
70 to the City to get work done they must
sxnect to pay City prices
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
.fdnitnfsfrnLoy.'s Notice.

NoTlCE hereby given that al the Probate cour fo'
lN Belmont County. Ohio. the undersigned was D. .
pointed and qualified us Administrator Of The estate Of
George w. Enoeh. deceased, late of said county.
All those indebted 10 srd estate requested 10 maxi
immediate payment aud those having claims agsiasi
snd estate nre notified 10 present them for settlement
within one yeur from this dne.
HIRAM ENOCH
}. II. McwIiL.IAMS.
March p..1w. ADMIN istfators.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
NOTICE.
.getu,i,sts traitors .Nottce.

NOTICE is hereby given that ct the Probate Court
lN Tor Belmont County, Ohio. the undersigned was up
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate Of
John Miller. decreased late OF said County
All those indebted to said estate requested to make
mmcdiate payment; aud those having CLAIMS sgsins,
said estate are notified 10 present them for seteIne
within one year from this date.
March s.-;jw. JOSEPH MILLER, Admir-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

The amended Enrolment Law passed by
the last Congress, deprives Of their citizen
ship, all deserters who do not return with
in sixty days after the issue Of the Presi-
dents Proclamation, which We publish in
ihis weeks paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16

HORSE THIEVES ,ABour.---The Rich
land Detective Association will elect their
respective officers for the ensuing year,
on Monday, the Sd day OF April, at the
Court House in St. Clairsvillo. e..
THOMAS THOMPSON, Ssc'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
TO THE AFFLICTED!

u,HE afflicted in this vicinity hereby informed that
1 DR. WHITE has taken room in the Union House,
Morrisowu where he will diseases oil The Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Somach Liver, Kidneys and the Urinary
OIeanG
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Mercural Pains, Stiff
and Enla rged Joints Scrofua, Tumors. Ulcers, Piles
Chronic Diurrhea Female Diseases, IN short, every
form of Acute and Chronic diseases will he treated
with success under his new mode OF uealmen la which
Electricity is the prime agent deD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
DISSOLU UTIOV.

rhe ce-ps rshp heretofore existing under the firm
Il name OF d. B. Atkinson Il Co. was by mutual con-
sent dissolved on the 1s OF March, 1865. Mr. JOIN,
bv %. ~ Atkinson. ID B. ATKINSON,
- JOHN NELSON.
Pri igepou, March 10. ,:ts.