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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02
TIE ArnEN yEuM coI.LEarloN

contains Five Hundred pages of tune. an hymns
new aud old, OF the choicesl kinds for churs Sunday
SCHOOL revival missionary temperance, pray and
The music III this book hos life aud anms on in IT, like
"SlinIng Shore,i Rest for the Wearyi hall we kaew
each other ihtre!" "Shall meet Beyond tho Riverr
There IS Bennlilnl Werld." "kind Words' "Svvset
Hour OF Fray err There is Land of l.oven Suffer
hltu chdryn 10 come unto me- y 'Ciod the Nation
Nc Prices snsie copies hound 65 erut. s5s per 100;
cloth bound. embossed gilt 10 cents, SOS psr IbO Mailed
ut the retail price. ....Ir.-. 1li'isa fsaIf7-E
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
isi, Broadwayi New feshs.
Publisher OF the above Books. -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

THE Raleigh (N C.) Wing comes out
openly forreconstructon. 1t says the State
is being ruined; it is filed with deserters,
robbers and murdcrers; that the State mi
litis have thrown down their arms and gone
home, and the reconstruction Of the Union
is the only hope. This was written preyi-
GUS to the capture OF Fort Fisher.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

UNMARRIED ladies', read this, and never
lot slip an opportunity of getting doubled.
Swedenborg says, that though the virgins
he saw in heaven were beautiful, the wives
were incomparably more beautiful, aud
went on increasing in beauty evermore,"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02
TINE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG ROCK

contains s6 pages Of songs duets aud eheruses both
sacred and secular, including Il pages OF prayers k9f
sick and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Manssl
1t is we'll suited lor social singing. well as Sabbath
w05p Aong blr,v e many senaS "a S resss "y rS Ss
Christian Hero" fhree Cheers for Banner" "Coppc
sing OF olunbia The Gem oil the Oeeabh
"Frseman's Gatherings "Columbia's Hing foreveI1
"Marchirg Along" &c Priees-rorer covers, Is csnis,
$40 per iOo Mailed at the retail price. , ,e g
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

A CHESHIRE auctioneer, whilo engaged
in his vocation, thus exalted the merits of n
carpet: Gentlemen and ladies, some folks
sell carpets for Brussels which are not
Brussels, but most positively assure you
that this article was made by Mr. Brussels
himself"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. q

is All entire new work OF 1872 pages and nearly uuss
and hymns. Nearly one million OF these PelA
have been issued and now ringing throngh
this and other countries. Among the tpany
choice pieces may be found 'Sha meet beyond the
RiveE!n There is beautiful Worl3s' sorrow shall
come again no meren 'Do nj YOU hear the Angels CON
ingr 'fhon God seest nc,n sabbath Bells chime onn
&c Prices OF Bell No are Bell No 3. Eots
numbers can be obtained in one volume, price, boupd
copy 40 cents. ss5 per hundr.d cloth bound. elAossed
gi so cents si5 100. " copies furnished at the 100
price. Mailed at the retail price. ttEfIA 70 FLrL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

A MINISTER took for his text. "The
flesh, the world and the devil" He in
formed his. astonished audience that he
would dwell briefly on the flesh, pass rapid
ly over the world, hasten as fast as he could
to the devil.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

Noble county, Tuesday, January 81 Tuesday, May
.; Tuesday, October g.
Morgan. Tuesday, February u Tuesday, May D.
Wednesday, October II.
Musknguu, Monday, February 70, Monday, May l5
Monday, October -
Monroe Tuesday, February IA, Tuesday. May 2
Tuesday, October $.
Brulont, Tuesday, February 81, Tuesday, May o.
Wednesday. October II.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March7, Tuesday, May 90, Tues
day, October ~.
Harrison, Monday, February O, Monday, May g. Mon-
day, October III
fuscnrnwas, Monday, February 20, Monday, May 22
Monday, October 30.
Jefferson, Monday, May o, Monday, June 5, Monday,
November ~. $500
Done nj Seubenvie, this 26h day Of September, -Gi.
EZRA T.. EVANS, J Judges
JOHN w. Oklii in said
GEO. w. Mcll.VAINE,) District.
A true copy, by order of snd Judges
Attest: JAMES ElJiOFT,
Clerk o the Court Of Common Pleas Of Jefferson Co o.
CLEHKs OFFICE, ST. GAINESVILLE. o,
October Is, 1854 :
certify the above to be true copy OF the original
furnished this office. j. +. CIlARi .ESWORfH
Clerk ol tho Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont Co. o.
November 10, ls6i Ow
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Book Agents Wanted.

no SELL by subscription, with sample excellent
i POPULAR ILLUSTRATED FAMILY WORKS.
Among these is low priced HISTORY OF THE RE-
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NEW TIN SHOP.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPA AR'TAIIsNT. JULy 2j 1sGt
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Notes payable three years from August 49, 1854 bearing
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Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TIONAL BANK OF BRIDGErORr. ONO; also sub.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02
SABBATH SCHOOL. BELL, NO. 4,

contains IA pages and nearly 200 tune. aud hymns and
is the most popular :. e. Book ever issued Among me
m OF popular pieces are Kind Words .'EeB Abbvey
"Chrsian Heron 'B.auiiul Ziorn u ought To love nj
Moher ''The Angels told me ss' in the Light" Kos
for the Weary 40. Prices-paper covers, ~ cents
EACH S5 per hundred bound vs. cents $50 hundred
cloth bound, embossed gill; 90 cents s2SPe 100 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

The new Partisan style of opening nego.
tiations is to ask young lady ii sho could
love you. Never intimate that you are in
love with her.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

A DEMOCRATIC editor in Iowa profauely
says his party in that State has taken out
the degree Of L, l.. D,-"Licked Like the
Devil"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02
TIE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains 90 Of duets and chorsss for
dom. Among The choice pieces would AHms '1ais
Freedoms morn 20 e, my people 60" Oves No
in''"ihey worked me all the day" &c. Price eeuua
each D.. ....... T. o.. q s,stf ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

EvEaY one has the privilege Of calling
upon God as If He were his own, while
whole universe prays before him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02
RUTH: A SACRED cANrArA,.

contains te6 pages Words by Rev Sidney pysr, ausIe
by pro( Gull This is excellent book for cacs ~
the young. Prices paper covers, 30 een *i5 per leo
bound % cenis, $40 per 100. ..,. Ts TAr
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Special Advantages OfthisL0an

IT Is NATIONAL SAVINGS BANk, offering higher
rate OF interest thnn any other and sRcuRny
Any savings bank which pays ITS deposlors N U. s.
Notes considers that h is payng-ln the hest circulating
medium OF the country, und il CANNOT n in anything
better for its assets either in government
rites or in notes bonds payable ~ government paper
II is equally convenient as temporary or Pennanen
Investment The notes can always be sold for within
fraction ol their face aud accumulated leres aud
the best security with banks collnerals for discounts
Convertible into "a six pc Gent.
o-2O Gold bond.
In addition to the verysbera interest on the notes Tor
three years, this privilege oil conversion 10 worth
about three per cent per annu Tor the current rate for
$40 Boads snot less Than nine per premium, and
before the the premium per u. $ stocks
was over twenty per cent Il will be that the
tuu profit this loan, the present market rate not
less than ten per cent per annum
Its Exemption rom state on
Mnnicip TAxa,ion.
Buaside from all the vantages we have enumerated
special OF Congress ExgAPTs ALL HoSps Ann TREAs
uW NOTES LOCAL TAXATION On the average, this
exemption is worth about two per cent per annum
eordmg TO the rate " taxation IN various par's oi the
country,
II is believed that securities oder great induce
menlS to lenders those issued by the government, IN
all other forms OF Indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties stock companies, separate commu
nites only s pledged for paym,nt while the whole pro-
perry OF the country is held secure the discharge Of
all the Obligations OF the United States
While the government offers the most liberal terms for
Is loans Il believes that the very strongest appeal will
to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued ior all deposis.-
The party deposiiing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
AZ. A. nf
whether they to be issued IL blank payable to
der When so endorsed il must be leh with the officer
receiving the deposit 10 be forwarded to the Treasury
Department.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer Of the
United States, a Weshmgsns the several Assistant
Treasprers and designated neposiaries, and by the
First National Bank Of Bridgeport o. flff-T 4
and BY all National Banks which depositaTiss o
public money, and alrrespectabls Banks and Blankets
tho country will give further information and
shesa svssy iaesv V sabssrisssssg''s r''E sssni
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

which at from four to seven years of
age they entered the drawihg-room to
visitors or the lining room to dessert.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-02

contains 73 pages Of tunes aadhymns designed kr rsvt
val, prayer and conference meetings. Price n pspe<
covers single coPies, iOeen,s se per Ito i
tslail price -. 80 4oN .t,.,.f 4
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Chic Guilt a!Or--V0l. XXI.
FOR 1865.
IIri,II II sstI-IS { VIZ.


WYE Do HEREBY Gx the times Of holding Courts
w in lle Eighth Judicial District oil Ohio for The
year let's, US follows:
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WATERS, cuEAr MUSIC FOR rae MIr1,os,

Arranged as solos, duets quartsiis and ehosuses for
musical societies, chors Sunday schools public schools
iDont you hear the Angels eoming,n shall we neo;
beyond the river.s "Bc in tns' "fhere Il besulfl
world n"WheIe LIbery dwells is my country,n sFree-
dom, Truth, and Right" eve are cernins Father
Abraam A si1 hnndred thousand more, There Land
" iome,n Come sing me OF Heaven .Inua in .shtn
I'VE will love our Sunday School," sour God is marsh-
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Plantation Negro,n Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
~ lasin "Over the mountain" Iinle Ella an AheelD
"Wille s gone TO Heaven" "Sufer liple Children 70
come unto me-" "Bury me in the morning lMotherJ
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

, ~ Ml--- .L- }. to- 4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12
THE NEWS.
SURF ENDgR OF LEE.

Gen. Lee surrendered his army on Sun
iy evening last. There is no doubt OF
|I,. TIE announcement of the fact is
aje by Gen. Grant himself. The terms
re not given, but they were such as were
proposed b Cen Grant.
The surreude or took place some miles
ked Burkesv ille Olong the line Of the
|Rchmond and Iynchburg railroad, The
|hpslsh from Stanton announcing the
ltI is dated at Washington, Q p. N, April
BIB. The surrender must have taken
lace between half after four and nine o.
lock OF Sunday afternoon, as the last note
FGrnt to Leo, preparatory to the meet
!; vas dated a, half.plst four.
There is no account of any lighting after
|iagdsy the 9th, when Sheridan and
be BIB corps had desperate battle with
ess rear guard, resulting in the capture
Gen. Ewell aud four other Generals,
Fh many wagons, guns, and several thou.
And prisoners.
Mr. Lincoln is in Richmond, where he
's in consultation with Judge Campbell
hl Senator Hunter both Of whom bed
bet Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward at For
Eas Monroe some weeks ago, and who il
4 I.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12
Beware Of Countcrfcit5
and DO sure that the packages are labelled
kent'S East Mdia C0fcc,

lj4 READE street. Ne,o York.
as there are numerous countcrfeits oGoat under
the name Of &c cnuino East India Coffee "Od.
ginal East India Coffee" etc pa, forth by i'm
posters to deceive the unwary.
IuIlb. packages, and in boxes Of 80, GO
and 100 lbs, for Grocors and large consumers.
Sold by Groccrs generally.
Orders from Country Groc0rs solicited, 70
whom a very liberal discount will be made.
Uboiesoie Aysnts: Iodish & Nolan, md ".
J. lIeiss d Bro, Philadelphia Frnncis II. Perry,
Providence; A. l.. Waite & Co., Boston Pynch.
on & Lee, Springfield, Mass; 5, N. Calender,
Buffalo; Gordon M'MiIlau Co., Cleveland; A.
A. Coltor 4 Co., Cincinnati j. j. W. Dunn,
Springfield III; II. b. Shields, COrydon, Ind. /;
and c. c. CARRIER Chicago.
The Am. Ad. Agl 3s9 Broadway, N Bus.
Dept Esos AfSVflD. Cor, Dept FOWLER
WELLS, are authorized to receive orders for
Kent's East India Coffee. h. DAVIS.
April 3, 1865. ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12

Ar HoMs.-Charles Larrimer, member
OF Co. f, l49th p. V, reached his home
in this place the other day. Mr. Larri-
mer WAS among the prisoners captured in
the first days battle of the Wilderness
10Th May last and suffered all the hard
ships of the Southern prisons at Ander-
sonvlle, Florence, &c, until about the
ist OF March. On reaching Wilmington,
y. c he was taken sick, aud remained in
the hospital until about the Goth, when
ho was transported to Annapolis, where,
after spending few more days in hospit-
al, was furloughed to come home. lie
was reduced almost TO a skeleton, butts
now fast gaining flesh and strength.
Benjamin and William Carr, il will be
remembered, were captured at the same
time. They all three remained loge ther
and all enjoyed tolerable health Until
near the close Of their captivity, when
Eenjamin was the first to take sick, and
was sent TO the hospital at Florence. The
last account Of William was seeing him
get aboard the boa. for Wilmington a few
miles up the river above the city. Mr.
Larrimer failed to get aboard dat boat,
and took another but never heard Of bis
comrade afterwards, but supposes he
reached WilminZ,o and perhaps died
there. Benjamin finally reached Annap-
oils, aud died in the hospital there on tie
9th OF March.
The sad mle of these two youn, men
cast general gloom over their numerous
acquaniances il this community, where
they enjoyed universal re>Tect. They
both leave interesting families to bune;
tho storms AID cares Of hoartlcss world
alone
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12

'sS'lf the Postmaster at Erie, Pa, and
|ne Route Agents or the Railroads pass
ae that city, would once learn that Clear
sld county can be reached sooner by way
either Philadelphia or Pittsburg, in
|'ead OF sending mail matter via. Ridg-
rT, 1t would be a great accommodation
y lhe business of this community. Some
F0ay is very dali in their Geography.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12
TO DRAFTED MEN.

TIE following important announcement
!. received from Il. B. SwoorE, Esq;
W. MOORE, Esq.
Dear Sir Il have just received a note
Sm Col. Campbell, Prov Mar as fol-
EH:
"The time for the drafted men Of Clear
Rli county to report at Ridgwsy is ex-
l8ded FIVE days from the time specified
their notices TO report.
Please give general publicity to this
81.
lSiguedl II. S. CAMPBELL,
Capt. d Prov. Mar. l9.h Dist.
Ayril E, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12
Important il True.

Tho New York Herali Of yesterday pro-
iesses to have information direct from
Richmond that President Lincoln is actu-
ally engaged there upon the business of
peace that on Tuesday evening last he
had private conference with Judge
Campbell one oc the rebel commissioners
10 the famous Hampton Roads conference.
Judge Campbell, it i, understood ~ aud
with the advice and consent ofJrf Davis.
upon the rebel evacuation Of Richmond .
remained behind to SEQ what could be
done in behalf Of bis despsiring rebel as-
socia!es and followers in y treaty of caca
The Herald is further informed that We'd
nesday last had been appointed MS the
day for n moae formal meeting between
the President, General Wetzel and one or
two others on the Union side and Judge
Campbell and some other prominent rebel
leaders on the other side, and that high
expectations were entertained that peace
would speedily follow
The Herald attaches the highest impor-
tance to this intelligence, for" says that
Journal, I'VE accept it as substantially
true" We would be glad to have better
authority for it.-Age APril Sh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12
THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
NOTICE TO EVRRYnODY

NOTICE TO EVERYBODY.
IlGo Weeks for the sex and Wounded Soldiers
During the fortnight commencing April Sd,
We will devote 2j per cent, of all TIE retail sales
at our counter, Of
ALBUMS, sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
AND CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
Also Remittances by Mail for tho same, when a
specified, TO the relief Of our Sick and Wounded
Soldiers, through the instgumentality of The
Christian Commission
Orders by Mail for this object. bearing date
any time prev ious to May lst, will be receiy cd
and the 2j per cent, paid over.
The acknowledgement Of the Treasurer Of tho
Christian Commission will be sent when reouired.
TIE goods will be sold at our usual printed
catalogue prices.
+. II. T, ANTHONY 4 &c.
5Ol BroadgIy, New York.
Three doors from St. Nicholas Hotel.
We, the undersigned, cordially recommend. to
the notice Of tho friends Of Tho Christian Com
mission, the offer Of L, & II. T. Anthony 4 Co..
to devote to this object 2j per cont, Of their Re-
tail Sales of Albums, Stereoscopi, Views. and
Card Photographs, for the Fortnight cnmmen.
ding April Sd, as set forth in their Advertise.
ment.
GEO, II. STUART, President u. S. Chris
tian Commission.
J. 7. DURYEA.
II, DYER, Secretary New York Branch
Christina Commission,
MORRIS X. JESUP.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
VIM. h. DODGE, Chairman New York
Branch.
April B..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-12

bs"our !umbermeu are very much de.
pressed Timber does not command as
much at Marietta as was paid for it here
last spring; and choice RATS are said to
command only about 10 cents at Lock
hayen. We hope, however, that the
prospect of peace will set things in mo-
tlon and buyers will come forward.