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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

THE Cottage No. 2 is coming into the IA
nawha trade this week, in place of tho Anna
Laurie, which is in Government service Lclow.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

The Magazines, Harper, Cooley, Frank
Leslie, &c., have como to hand for February
and March. Also new music, &c.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

I'M YIN W"
Samuel Oanasple,, s's
Isaac sepsh9is:I:,;ii,t,,
Mirse)ks! Cthii u Il
Robert J. Ray
"Dsvid-WlHttiagtorf
samuel il. Hodges, -
observation-disclosures,
y Si6erl c. 'nanlcy,
VIM. Grasr, :yl''sn
Jnbc1 Long,
jeremiah Harrison
Josph D. Slaughter
Joseph Fisher:
lanes II. Wight.
Jamss 8. Henson,
benjamin stalnaker'
Jacob Grass, ...
Josclh Marsh,
James Graigo,
Thomas Sinis,
Michael l'crsingeri :
Andrew J. Mill,
Geo. l.. Blake, '.''''
Vim. II. I.eadmnn, : :"
Sands wiihrow, = no
Joseph Henderson,
Geo. ". Bailey.
Silas (cord)
John ". Ball, ! y
n. Bird Hannah,
Thos. McCollister.
l,urwell IInnnan, -.
Lewis Ripley, -! .'.-,
William WlIittingscn:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

ENGINES for boring for oil arrived here
Saturday and more are coming.
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aynv Sarmtisea'fats.
WaMted-..Au House.!

HAPT. ". il. NASH desires to procure HouSc. with
~ from four to six rooms. centrally located either fur.
hisIrd nnfurnsh.J, for which liberal rent will b
ntrly. mo
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

W: will pay 8 cents per pound r clean cotton or OH
us old l"ks, pamphlet &c. Sis u ernts per pound
for old army blue ~"en clothct-st tile JorsxM ofce.
Many Of our farmers could thus pay ,heIr SuGscrptou
to the JOrExAL- !. ~. - r-' ~ ''''
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
Elk River Mail Route.
Mr.. Whittckcr has received the following
from Hon. X. V. Whalcy:

WAcnrSoroS, Feb. %, 1865.
Mr.. NORRIS WuIrrEKEH-Deor Sir The
post-Ofiices on Elk river, from Charleston to
Spencer, Roane county, have been re:egtab.
lisbed by order Of the PoIt- Master General.
The route will he. allowed weekly service
as soon as . contract is made with Mr.. Jesse
l.. Riley, the gentleman named by you in
your note to nc.
You will please hand the enclosed paper to
ar. Riley without delny, and urge him to com.
munieate 10 the Contract Office the amour.
for which he MIR. Riley will perform tho
service. Very Respectfully,
Your Obcdient Servant,
X. Y. WIIALEY.
We understand Mr.. Riley does not wish to
contract for carrying the mail clear through
to Spencer. Any one who is willing to con.
tract to carry tho mail through, will please
call upon Mr.. Wht'ekor Immediately, that
the route may be opened at once. r:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

Iutnuh
NUMBER nkerlnkD,
I,u 81 c. Harrison
Matthew PrittN -.
James prittT' =
Josiah Thomas,
T 1;ot Wilmington.
Henry n HedrIes'
Henry NJ. cayn'eh
Samuel Cole, So,
samuel II. WoodeH
Thomas Paul,
Ihucr r. Wcsson,
stDhN'
patrick Lockman'
LANES \. AIorris,
John II. Hodges
Robert, Wilson,
Theodore NJ. Ray
zael,ariah rrildy
Geo a. Racer,
Willinm King,
Cl,as. J. Riddle
SOLOMON Childcr''
Henry Eyas
I;erdinan +. Morf's'
William Hedriek'
John lligginbo''' '' III
Augustus Wallace
Lewis I,urditt,
franklin Jividen,
Hamilton Jewell,
James K. Eur,li'''
william II. kin'l'ahu
Jn,ncs VI. Eskins,
John Bennett.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

p4- We will give the markets next week.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

Roger a. Pryor is 10 be exchanged.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

,.. , il, Of men drawn In. The dr''t IRON q
H@ ! !'s' ", Fepruify, e2dalsaS2ssio'9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

AUGUSTA AND MACON RAnwAY-Four months
ago. the Telegraph took occasion to invoke public
ledgeyile and Mayaeld, constitution portion Of
the track Of the Augusta and Milledgeville Rail-
road. Thirty y-three miles Of rails and cross-tes
line Of travel between the North and Southwest
line 30 straight that it will save just about the
distance OF it's own length between Augusta and
= Montgomery on the present route via Atlanta. A
!: line Which win give us cheap, easy and rapid
transportation from all the Northern marts, and
pm. at once new phase upon the business position
and prospects OF Macon, while it will largely in
:Mey diverging from this city. - - - '4, -
Of is
has sSOboo In negotiable Bonds with which io Sc. q
build 8 bridge or two-to buy cross-ties, and pay
-ior track laying With this il could go ahead and
= I'LL up this gap Of thirty-three miles In: three
-" Impressed with the importance Of moving 1T
Eouce in this matter we learn that the President
Of the road, Hon. John P. King, and the Mayor o{
g sas s
;paas engsgements, The work shail be done:
ST siapos as his feisS. Sils n Msreseters S @ her
STsas hfEe E dtssglasea nsentsble
.aMiptons were SaH snd tmnii-altoeefher iess In;
amount than would be saved In fseights in enc.
Sspss nssros II tho M ss ss
eight, end ghe Ia now more fhen ever ready 40;
tase advantage Of the singular Conjunction Of
link Of thirty three 1nies a9raiway 90 important
ia the way Sf saving about MOO Ioiiea Of overland
Ssnagorssaoss a. ;oSa Atsata. At ant 4eesPying sueh 8
6epeae, twill poseSaa unsivalled 7aiee % stoch.
Tho hzaincaa Of al che rasds is now large TNa
no,a Sssasa hssa s @ sad A thoa
The Central end EoUlh lfn, have o vital inter.
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DAILY NEWS.
Important Treasury Circular.
Secretary McCulloch has issued the following
circular.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsu1NeToN, D. c., Sept. %, 1865.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 20, 1865. !
BY virtue Of the authority contained in the first
section of an Act Of Congress entitled "An Act to
provide ways and means to support the Govern
ment," approved March 8, 1866, which provides,
among other things, that any Treasury notes. or
other obligations bearing interest issued under
any Act Of Congress-, may, ut the discretion OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and with the consent OF
the holder be converted into any description OF
given TO the holders Of certificates Of indebted
ness which mature before the first day Of Janu-
and two year Treasury notes, Of the readiness Of
this Department to give in exchange for them to
tho extent of fifty millions Of dollars six per cent
that is 70 say, one hundred dollars Of bonds for
each one hundred and three dollars in certificates
and notes; provided the conversion is made prior
to the first day of November next.
The bonds issued in exchange for such certif-
oates and notes will bear an interest Of six per
cent. per annum, payable semi-annuany in coin,
win be redeemabie at the pleasure Of the govern
from the I iss da? Of RsovemBer, 1855. '"'D' ''A''
this proposal will be Of the denominations of one
hundred, five hundred and one thousand dollars.
Registered bonds Of five Thousand and ten thou
sand dollars will be issued desired.
Holders Of certificates, compound interest or
Treasury notes, who desire to make such conver-
sions will deliver them to the Treasurer, the As
.astant Treasurers, the designated depositaries
OF the United States or to any national bank which
may consent to transact the business without
Char8e.
Interest will be allowed on certificates of indebt-
edness and one and two year Treasury notes ma
tured or maturing prior to the 1st Of November,
1866, mp to the date OF maturity, and when matur-
ing after the 1st Of November interest Will be al
lowed to that day.
Upon the compound interest notes the interest
will be computed to November /, 1865, upon the
amount Of principal and interest compounded on
the back Of said notes, from the period next prior
to that date.
The principal and interest Of such Treasury
nOte9 and OblinatiOna will IA eonadered to1ethar
az an offer for Conversion; but when, after deduct
ing the principal Of the bonds and three per cent.
premium, there remains fractional part Of one
hundred dollars, this fractional part will be paid
to the depositor.
The Secretary reserves to himself the right of
Withdrawing this proposal at any time prior to
said fret day Of November, provided fifty millions
OF dollars shall, prior to that date, be offered for
conversion as aforesaid.
Circulars Of instructions will be transmitted to
the various officers authorized to receive certif-
Gates and notes, to which attention is invited.
81. McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

o: PmaEe N NEw Yoak,-SA ietter ffom New York
6taHdafa, not that Proddoe Or provisions are
scafSS PIT that huaksteIs and specuiators and
mfddenen are IN Q "ring" and combine together
70 feeoe the public. Many families have tfiscon.
tinueh the use Of butter altogether. The bnst
qualities ase ceiling Ct eo@a5 eeats Per :pouTi.
Inc oom.nonegt cheese is from 2292S cents per
pound. You can't get porter-house ssonf for
Less than 5000 cents Per pound, and Il you alfoot
2 mutton chop you must pay from % to 80 cents
for 1t: Family hour hes advanced 70 el2@el3 per
ing bid fair to dyindle into proportions that viii
require . msgntSying glass TO bnablo . hungry
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

.ansrAaz.-H Is reported, On apparently roiis-
bic grounds, says the Chsttanoogn Gazette, Shat
al the tsoops nov doing duty at Knoxville VIM BE-
removed within tho coming TEN ihnys. This ft iD
said. has boon done et the suggestion Of Governor
Brownlou and BY order Of the PRESIDENT. In oou-
frmatiou OF the above. We are informed by ii, 6I
Sef of shs tegsnasnt stationed az Knoxville, tbst
readiness for marching orders. Colonel Oofbis
with six companies OF tho 18th u. 8. OIL, vero
expected TO arrive In this city last night
81 t--ii--++++: - - > e-AiutA
g The latest f9Eoagn mails seeeiyeh at the Stats
aS ehSisss hissS qSssRss ss ss
pertment 81 sen pbsE IS; sssa Tint 10 rppnTts in
tsissa borhooa rs ssS sS% % +;
Trieste just now .ls ,eSe onhby g6h d, ns tKt
81 snas apca sa aeess eeR y sss y $ Ssss$a
Xhe energetic action Of the ont
has been Of such ASHl Tint nG GsStj H2 Ia
Trieste have co1he 90 the ekn6aiSdEB u gh6 96nsta
" hrs ~ ti'o ND ga
OoI9AE1 and Breyet Dsiekd cAas
Oeseyt OF the Fourth Regular Infantry, Gad Col
and Breves Brigaaier- General g. p. Reintzlonas,
seysnteenth Regular 1nsantry, hare been ordered
Of Volunteers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

REJOICING OVER TIE GooD News. =
Our Union people gathered at the Court
House last evening, to rejoice over the cap.
ture of Richmond Messrs. B. s. Cowen,
j.. Dantord. p. Tallman, and G. L. Poor
man made short speeches in response to tho
calls Of the people. r. II. Cochran, ESQ.,,
in response to frequent calls, sang to the
John Brown air couple of Verses, contain
Ing som ralpabe hits. Capt. Danford was
again called out, and made another rousing
speech. During the proeress Of the meet
Ing dispatch from the U. s. Telegraph
office was read, which is printed in another
column, announcing the captures made, the
neglect of the Rebels to parole our men,
&c., the, reading Of which was greeted with
considerable applause.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

PRoF. HARPER, of Pennsylvania, pro-
poses giving six lectures on Chemistry, in
the Court House, commencing Thursday
evening, April 9th. He is one Of the most
successful experimenters in the country, and
will exhibit Gilmore's Greek Fire, Drum
mond Light, Wallaston's Celebrated Cry
ophones, &C., &C., and will manufacture the
wonderful Laughing Gas, and perform
more than 400 marvellous experiments. -
Our citizens should not neglect this rare op-
portunity Of witnessing these wonderful op-
erations in Chemistry. Farmers will do
well to patronze Pref Harper, as he ex.
plains the philosophy and necessity of un'
derdraining and the adaptation of different
kinds Of sell to grain, &c, &c, &c. Tickets
emitting each person to the entire course o.
lectures 81 90.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
wheeling w hoissale Market.

TUESDAY, April 4, 1865.
FLOUR Demand, fair aud prices irm
at 50 50(dl0
WHEAr-In demand at 81 S0(9$2.
OATS-Active at 70c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request
9O0$l 00
BARLEY-Sels dull at 81 25
SUGARS--Dull and little doing, Porto
Rico 20; Choice Yellow 2lc.; Crushed Pow
dered 25c; Coffee Sugar 22(@23c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 25
SYRUPS-New York 9oc.; Baltimore
81 25.
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at 39(940c.
OILS-Firm at $2l0 fer Lard: So tor
Carbon, and S5c for lubricating.
SALT--Ohio River So so; Table IS.
BUTTER--Dull at 10000.
POTATOES--Not much doing: prices
range from 81 80 to l 50.
APPLES-Firm at So 50(d4 90.
EGGS--Not much doing at l2(@l3c.
CHEESE--Steady at 22c
LARD--l9@20 in fair supply.
HAY-$25 per ton lose.
SEEDS-Clover s y so; Timothy Sc 90;
Faxseed in demand It s.. 25.
FEED--Iu fair smand at $3O(G35 per
ton
BROOMS--C mmon So 75a4 so; Fancy
$5 25a6 90.
TOBACCO-Dark los rs 75aS5c; Spun
Roll 9Oa95c; Bright $lal 25; Common
Twis 4Sc. ~ :,
SOAP-Cincinnat German Ice; Wheel
ling do sc; Family soap lac.
CANDLES-M Mould zoe.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm
8 by 10 No. ], S. IS; No. 2, S. 40; 8. by II
to 10 by IL No, l, Sc 10; No; 2, IS IS; b!
Is to 10 by IA No, !, Sc so; No 2, Sc 10.
LEATHER--Soe 43a46c per fb; Oal
sole 55c per fb: upper $55(G64 per doz cal
skins So per tb; harness leather 4Sa5O
per tb.
WHlSKY-Stsady; common 50 %; Ry
So O0a6 90
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

INCARCERATION - NEGRO EQUALITY
EXTRAoRDINARY l--DEMocRAcY AND THE
CoLoRED ''INDIvIDUAL !r'--WHAT NEXT
In OLD BELMoNT?--At the election held
on last Monday fer township officers the
Democratic Party in Washington Township
ran aud elected on their regular ticket
Henry Lucas, Negro, fer Supervisor, Civ.
ing him majority OF twenty ever the I'm
ion candidate ,cho aods Uhite man. The
large vote given for Supervisor in the dis.
trict for which Lucas was elected shows that
many Democrats outside of the distric,
voted for this farorite of the party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

The ELECTION. The election on Mon
day was remarkably quiet, and the vote
pollsd is the ligbtest within ourrecollection.
Not more than half the vote of the town
ship was out. The vote seems to have been
light all over the county. The Copperhead
majority in RIoHLAND Township was about
l2o. Last Fail it was ITO.
CoLERATN gives Union majority this
Spring of "A. Last fall it was 5.
WASHINGTON gives from 25 to "a. Last
fall it was 7.
WAYNE gives Copperhead majority Of
from II to &C.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

DURING the past week we have received
from the Pension Office at Washington
City, Pension Certificates for the following
per.ens. Mrs. G. Bryan Of Centrevillc, MIR.
B. f. Richardson of Powhattan, Mrs II.
Stephenson, OF Centreville, and Mrs. G. E.
Berry, Somerton. a
We have received from the Second Au-
ditor ofthe Treasury Department certificates
for Bounty and Back Pay in favor of Mrs.
Martha Snyder, St. Clairsville, Josiah Med,
lsy, Morristewn, and Mrs A. Pollock, Nor.
n1istown
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

DEATH OF LIEUT.. J. M. BRANUM. In
tslligence was received last week that Lieut..
J. M. Branum, of the 9Sth Ohio Regiment,
and son OF our friend Alex. Branum, Of
Bridgeport, was killed in the recent battle
at Bentsusvlle, N. g. Lieut. Rranum
went out in the Summer of'62 as private.
He was an intrepid officer. Owing to the
crowded state of our columns this week
I'D the want Of time. we cannot say all We
s;sb 20 Of this excellent young man. We
iii make . more extended notice mex
N. *
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A MERICAN w A T G q
Is THE BEST.


Il is made Oh the best principle, while the foreign
x,.tch is eneray made OH principle at all. The
forsign watch is mostly made by and boys,
HAND While their labor is cheap their %a work i'dear
VI ~ IA s,,hout guarautee they are Irregular in cot
s,rueon, and quite as irregular in movement They
designed only 10 sell and the buyer is the party mos:
senness and ,'swss vsrs ia proiessed repair for
few years will appreciate the truth OF our statement
- nj, pI .N nE THE AMERICAN WATCH
Ihl' rLAN VI -"
Instead OF being MADE Si seyg,a M ,s 'e
ser. wa OF SOLID PLATEs No jar nierleres with
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
Certificate Of Authority.
oyy,ct oy coxprs,gIEa w rng CtHnEsrT,
wtsutsa4os Msfeh g., 1895
Tuv,sUpy DgPlar~gSr

OFFtCE OF tONFfHfHsikH W lhE
WlsuiSotor MSfch -, 1893.
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory eyidsnee pisssn,'d u, 70
w the undersigned u hss been made 70 epp@nf ihHi
The Pirst National Bank Of BsTBesyiie the town OF
arnesvile In the County Of belmont Hnd smr 0i ONO
has lerf duly Organized under DDd hccOfdnge he re-
uuirenens ~ the act Of Congress, entiueo wy fct 70
provide a National Currency secured Wy Pieoge ot
United States bonds aud 10 provide for the cfc1auon
and Redemption thereof, approved June - l~d nhd
has complied with all the provisions Of said hci required
10 be compiled with before commencing business Of
Banking under said Act
The Office Of Comptroller 81 The Currency being vs.
cant now therefore. l. Samuel r. Howard. 90 here
by certify that the Firs, National Bark ot Befnesye
IN the town Of Tarnesville IN the County Of Belmont
and stat. Of Ohio IL auhorzed TO conrente the busi'
uess 81 banking under the Act above
In testimony whereof, witness my baud nnd ses VI Obce
III 81 'tsiyn,d, SAMUEL r. HOWARD.
Deputy Go npiroer Of Currency.
Under the authority alove given this bank will com
mence business on Monday the 3rd day Of April l-5
in The West OF WIN. l.ockw idecen-rul bncb
,iidng core, NJ Arch and Main Streets IN Bhrnesvle
join BRADFlEID, Pres'ti
WILLIAM G. WILSON, Cashief
March 30 1915 Low.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

,x..;ll be seen by q card in this weeks
. 10, Capt. Samuel Martin who serv-
go ,..r,, in the 4Sd Regiment. Ohio
Sntn,rv has :. .'ken possession of the Ma
So, uo,.J in Bridgeport. We think
~. M.,t;n and his ,-ife can come as near
filing the places of "Min>' hosts ;..oss Mr' q q
Mrs Robinson, the former ,. opdi1so'T, uo y;sh J
.aytwo persons we know OF, az We won
thea abundant success in the effor,'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
St.ciairsviIIe, Ohio, April 6,
Local Matters.

H~NoTICETo SUBSCRIBERS. All Of four
subscribers ,oho fndtheir papers marked thus
=, on the margin, after Their names, 'ciIl
understand that their subscriptions are about
out, and that they are requested to rene,o.
All papers are stopped when tie suJscrip
ton expires. '"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
New Goods.

WE have Just received from New York and Phils-
w phia a-arge stock Of ...
SJTPERFINE EXTRA THREE Ply. TAPESTRY
AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Furniture of every kind t'hamtet Sets, Mahogany,
Cane. Wood and Rush B Iiom Chairs. Windo Shades
OF every kind. 90 Ids n,d Canton Maitings,
FURNISHING GOODS FOR STEAMBOATS, AND
FAMILIES
all o! which will lie sold on favorable terms
J.& q. MENDEI.
No. ia Main ST., Wheeling, w Va.
Ma In,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

SEE Advertisement Of DR.. Estep in 10
DAYS paper. The DR.. has had practice IN
the army as Surgeon that has, no doubt,
b.en of great advantage to him, and added
"a hi. forser experience. and successful
ptactice should be sufficient to guarantee
Kim large practice within this county as
HurpeOH sf s.fE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
LEGAL, NOTICE.

A "a DONORAN, who resides jn Brooke County In
"A lI, state Of Yves, Virginia, win gke notee hs.
Jainss Tatnap 81 Administrator de bohs non with the
will annexed o. William Dunn sf., deed, on the 25th
day Of March, D. 1855, hled hi. Peton n The Coun Of
Cftfngn Pleas ii and for the County Of Belmont nnd
sias OF ONO alleging that the personal estate Of the
tesaor and the estate ordered 70 he sold the will
cnpees seSiust said ssate sihs esistof died seized
~ Zee simpls of tho following deseubsd real e,iH'e
;da,s @ s GSs. q S,'SSs % es s"f No i io Township e G
~ y Hange beginning AT the ~ w. corner o. $50
.scrio ,bsnS. yogsSw i!ss Pas:i . m..e 81 .,,;5a l
on The W side ol said section; aud ihenss WIN Ihe
West bouneaty Of said section n wv. 1888 pees 70
the beginning eou'ainins I1 aer-s NJ - ro~n.
shin No T. Hauge 6.begnning at stone ~ the eorreroi
~ sec,onihefce NJ poes ihrnce Ioo Pee.''snee s
\ 30 poles thence W. 100 poles 10 the beginning, con
lnii,ig 81 acres Bnd together 100 acres devised 70
William Dunn, 81 ard W him conveyed 10 Isaac 10.
lowsy and Gcofge - Brock, who now hold The same
subEt, 10 ,,s debt.and chPrges q suid estate. =,
iiso the West haf ard 70 acres u ne Fast hall on
section No H. Township No :, Range o except ~ ~
scres above described su Of Ws'l hs containing SO
acres devised To Colwel Dun subject TO maintenance
Of the widcw, who accepted the provision made ny the
Ai.o part of the s W. a. Of section No 10, Town
ship 4 Range g. containing ll5 acres devised 70 Jane
Parshsl ard By her ard her husband e9nveyea iio'-
Also. part Of the West half Of section NO o. Iown-
.hip No Z. Range 8, containing ~ acres devised 20
| Samuel Dunn no holds the srnie Ana HisO inc
State OF Ohio and being the south hall q Lot No 3 IN
quafter Township No ]. OF IoNfhhlp no WI Is|Bc
1 Of United states Military land, Containing WacTes'
Also the Fast half Of the South haf Of lot NO. = ~
same qunrer Township, Township and Range siote
said. coH aiming 50 acres. Excepting " acres 10 me
=. w. corner. new owned by Samuel MeNut, and con-
tanning in nil EB5 which wis Devised 10 lhoia
Dunn. a md by him conveyed ~ BnfBrfd Brown and bJ
said Blown convey ed 10 the dbfs dau Asa Don
who holds the same subject 10 The debt' sa'
estate The prayer oi ssd petition Is lot Az giufI
much nll OF said seyeral tracts OF nnd as WI
he necessary to pay the debts and charges Of said esis
in proportion 10 The value Of each devise above sh'sl
Said petition will be for be aring al the neJ term OF sh
Court commencing May Oth ls6j. on OF before whlc
JAMES TAII.MAN.
Admir- of said estate.
BY r. TALLSiAN his AIRY.
March 80 tsG5. CIV.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

,T4E u. 8. Telegraph lines we're ahead l.
s;v;,x :he great news both on Sunday and
Moudsy. They beat the w. u lines s., at
Wheeling also about ! half an hour; q Z Ins Ens
managers and operators on the u. ., nns no.
are o6iging and very prompt IN the trans
mission of msssageS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

!, A psxbtcrIoN. We will venture the
t,,,,rsdietion that the ST. Olairsvills Gazette
af this week viii have large head lines and
will rejoice rsre over the Copperheads car
wing Richlsud Township than, over the
capture Of Richmond. Mark the predio
tion. and examine that paper when 1t Is Is
suad art.trt I1 f-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai In the Probate Court for
IN Belmont County, Ohio, the underslgisd Was ap,
pointed aud qualified Administrator Of The estate oi
Elizabeth Colby deceased. late Of said county
All those indebted said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment: and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them tof settlement
'''' JOHN $. COCHRAN, Admir-
March 30 1sG5 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

A CURIOSITY. Elisha Wells, Of Cole
rain Township, has shown us an egg on
which there are distinct and well formed
letters, spelling War" /, isa great Gu.
riosity, aud is exciting good deal Of inter-
eat