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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
SABBATH SCHOOL RRLl, No I

is an entire work Of 1872 pages and nearly Hse
and hymns Nearly enc million OF these BelR
this and other countries, Among the macy
choice pieces may be found, "Shal beypad the
River" There is Reau,ifnl World" sorrow shall
come again mere,n DO Mt vou hear the Angels eop
ng,n "rhou God me )" Sabbath Bells chime ons
&c. Prices OF Bell No. 1 same Bell No q Bod
numbers can be obtained in volume, price, bounl
copy 40 cents, S35 per hundred cloth hound. embossed
gill; so cents, Sl5 per 100 95 copies furnished the Id
price. Mailed al The retail prize.
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THE NEW PAYRIoHs soNs asoK

contains 90 pages Of songs, duets, aud ehoruse ket
sacred and secular including "a pages Of prayers h
sick and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited for social singing as well as Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may bs
found, "Where liberty dwe.ls is my country ''Tks
Christian Hero" "rhree Cheers for our Banner" "Coua
sing Of hsavcu" "Coumbia, the Gem Of the Ocean,
"Freeman's Gathering" "Columba's King foTsvsls
'Marchny Along" &c. Pricss-psper covers is ssaiI.
$40 per 100. Mailed at the retail price
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THE ATHEN KUM coI.LEcTIoR

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes an hymns
new nnd old, Of tho ehofrss kinds for ekuss Sunday
school, revival missionary temp era,ea pray and esn
ference, and all kinds Of sacred aud soea neslings-
The music In this book has life and amin, in it, like
shining Shore Res. for the wearyn' rhAil We know
each other hefe! "Slall We beyond the Rivsr!"
There is a Beautiful World,n "Kind Wsrdsn "swee,
Hour OF Prayer" There is Land OF Leven "sussr
itle children 10 come nnio me- "God the Nation -
&c Prices snsle copies bound 6S cents, SIS per iss
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents, eos per leo Mast
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
isl, Broadway, New Yssi1
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Tobacco and Cigars.

7 MANUFACTUR RE andkeep constantly on hand,nt my
establishment IN Br geport, Ohio all kinds ei To-
bacco aud Cigars OF the best quality, which am selling
at the lowest prices. .f. -. t .5..ti
Merchants wishing to purchase would do well TO Gull
aud examine my assortment before purchasing. MS am
pre- pared to sell to them the hest article the most
repsonablo rrins. - d. ROBERT ArCHlSON.
Bridgeport, Aususf3 1904. Srn
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July 25 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will be
In received by the Treasurer OF the United States the
several Assistant Treasurers and Designated Deposita-
res and by the National Banks designated aud gualihed
Deposories and Financial Agents. for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August l5 1854 bearing
interest at the rate of and hreeicnths per cent.
per annum, with semi-aniual coupons attached payable
in lawful money.
holder at maturity into six cent gold bearing bonds,
redecmn,ls after five and payable twenty years from
August TO- 1867.
The Notes will be issued in the denominations Of hfty
hundred five hundred, thousand, ad five lhous
and dollars, and will be issued in blank or payable 10
order. may be directed 10y the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for hity dollars or some null
iipe OF fifty dollars
plicute certificates viii be issued for all deposits
The pnrty depo>ltng must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination oil notes required, aud
whether they be issued in blank yabe to
order When endorsed il must be ieh with the officer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded othis Department
|. The notes will lie transmitted to the owners free of
transportation chages as soon after the receipt OF the
original Certificates OF Deposit us they can be prepared
Interest will he allowed 10 August is all deposits
made prior that date. and will be pud by the Depart
ment upon receipt Of the orignnl certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August i5 persons
making dep ss subsequent In hnt date must pay the ill
ierrst rled from date OF note to date of deposit
Parties drpositng iwenty6v, thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes nj ay tins will be allowed
commission of one quartz Of one per cent. which
will he paid by this Department upon the receipt oil
bill for the amount certified TO by the officer with whom
the deposit made. No deductions for commss
must be made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will that the proper en-
dorsemens made upon the original certificates.
All officers authorized TO receive deposits nre request
ed TO give applicants nil desired onaton and af-
ford every facility for making srhscrr,ions ,,,
Secretary nf the Treasury.
ir1'Snbscrptions win he recrivedh by the FIRST MA.
TIONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORr OHIO; also sub
scrplions received to the TrnFury Five Per Cent Gold
Beaiing Bonds. JOHN G. TAILMAN Cashier
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V'lIEIR STOCK copsls,s OF every line ol Roots and
Shoes usually kept IN this market for Gents uld LD
dies Boys, Misses, and Children.
Also, full stock Of GUM AND BUFFALO WORK.
II Is all OF tha very best make, mostly Philadelphia
custom made work, which will compare very favoraby
with Belmont county homemade work
Persons buying such will receive good reliable guar
nniees what they buy 70 prove the above true you
will only have TO call and examine for yourselves Their
stock will show for itself
In connection with the above, they will MANUFAC.
TURE all kinds OF work 10 order, at short netce,
ocs RI'TrS 4 PICKERI NG.
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THE HARP OF FREhneM

contains 81 pages Of songs duets and cberuses for Ll>a
DOM Among the choice pieces would naps, "fah
freedoms morn,n 20 lei my people CO." 'Oves sun-
tan," "They worked rue all the day." &c. Price 5ee4
single, 50 ceAs Der dozen, ~ per 1907 postage
each. ....-
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Puslishsd BY HORACE WATERS, Axr,
-7t No. 4si, Broadway, New Yosk

VXyATERs' CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
w School Book. Of 100 pages of bsannfui Hynss
and Tunes. tcontains many gems, sush AZ ssksi We
know each other theren ''safef e tldrsp 10 souas
@Leavs with my mother" sHs lssdss Ne bssids s
wasran &c. Price paper cover. 70 esn.s q psr lee
bound Is csn,s $50 Ps. 100 ], 2 edited hy MonACH
and g which have had the saosuao@s sAls sf Svsr 4
hundred thousand esPiss ya.a Psbllshsdby "a
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RUTH: A SACRED cANpAYA.

contains 12h pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer uuse
by Prof. Gull This is excellent book tOr coresvss -
the young Prices paper 20 CENTS SIS per leo =
bound IS cents, $40 per 100. : rr Il
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Piles---A Sure Cure.

L'VERYBODY is being cured of this Distressing dis.
IL ease by the OF Dr.. S,rickands Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have used II:
Mr. Charles w Lamdrum, of Louisville, aud Mr.. j.
isznrtc Cincinnati o., both cured after using one
pot OF DIR. SiIickauds Pile Remedy. They say they
have tried every Thing but could obtain relief but Que
one Pot OF Slricklands Pile Remedy affected perfect
cure after suffering or many years with worst Kind
OF Piles They recommend every who is suIe ring
to Try H. " 7
Sold by all Druggists so cents per poi, Manufactured
~ No. o Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati, D. Ask ior
DR.. Striokland's Pile Remedy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
THE REVIVAL MUSIC ROOM

contains 70 pages Of and hymns desszsd l., ss.
val, prayer, and conference meetings. Price IN psunu
covers single COPIES 10 cents, - per 1eo Mailed u
fstail price. fF77
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

%
STATE OF ONO. BELMONT COUNTY. IS. r.-
J., H. C. Weldav, Cashier Of the First National Bank
OF ST. Clairsve, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to la best OF my knowledge and belief
II. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me this the I'd day OF
Jam, 1854. X. II. COCHRAN, Notary Public.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

ga Complete Pictorial History Of
the Times"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Matters Of Interest to Soldiers,
their widows, children, rath-
ers. Mothers, sisters, Brothers,
or Legal Representatives
WHO ARE ENTITLED TO PENSIONS.

WHO ARE ENTITLED TO PENSIONS.
Any officer, non commissioned officer,
or private of the army, including
regulars, volunteer aud militia, or any off
GER, seaman, musician, pilot or other person
in the navy or marine corps, who has been
or shall hereafter be, disabled by reason of
any wound received or disease contracted
while in the service of the United States,
and iD the line of duty is entitled to q pen
sion.
The pension for total disability is, for
q Lieut.. Col. and all officers Of higher rank,
thirty dollars per month; Major, twenty
five dollars per month, Captain, twenty
dollars per month; lst Lieutenant, seven
teen dollars per month; ID Lieutenant, fif-
teen dollars per month; and non n-commis-
stoned officers, musicians and privates eight
dollars per month. And for an inferior
disability, an amount proportionate to the
highest disability.
Any person who shall have lost both feet
in the military service ofthe United States,
and in the line Of duty, shall be entitled to q
pension of twenty dollars per month; and
these who, under the same conditions have
lost both hands or both eyes, shall be enti
tied to pension of twenty-five dollars pei
month.
| III any officer or soldier has died or shall
hereafter die by reason of any wound re
ceived or disease contracted while in the
service of the United States, and in the
line of his duty, his widow, or if there be
no widow, his child or children under six
teen years Of age, shall be entitled to re
ceive the same pension as the husband o.
father would have been entitled to had he
been totally disabled. If the soldier lcf
no widow, or child under sixteen, the moth
er is entitled ifshe ,cos dependent on her son
in whole or in part, for her support
If the soldier left no widow, child O
mother entitled as before stated, orphan
sisters are entitled to the pension until the,
are sixteen years OF age.
No persen who aids or abets the rebellion
is entitled to a pension or anything els
from tho Goverpment
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
WATERS ouE4r mtsIc foR rss slriIos

Arranged solos, duets uuarist,s and sbs<u... t.,,
musical societies, ehors Sunday schools pubs sehesIA
Summaries ETC. "shall we kHow each other thersrI
Dont You hear tho Angels eomingin sShall we usss,
beyond the rivcrn "Be in dno,n ~fhsre is a bsautiaI
world Where Liberty dwclls 10 my country" "Fros-
AbrRnm, six hundred thousand more rhsse is Land
ol Love- sorrow shall come again no more tIissvsn-
1--WE will love sanday schooLn "Oar Sod Is nsrsa.
ing onn God the Naion,n whlliefs song OF 'STAs
Plantation Negro" "Fair Freedem's Morn has dAwnsa
nj lasts Over The mounininp "Iils Ella : an ANGELS
willie IS gone to Heavep" "Sa4er liids children 10
come unto me.n "Bury me IN the morning, MolhsE,
cents 30 cents per dozen, 81 per i0e postage lsss
each. In sheet FORM with Piano seeomPA iiAsnt 81 els
Published BY HORACE WATERS, Ayr,
q t.te0. .t- No. 4ei, Broadway. New Yosk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
sABBAFH SCHOOL BRa.L, He, /

contains IA pages and nearly 400 tunes and bym snd
is the popular s. g. Book ever issued Among fhe
ost popular pieces are "Kind Words" Eden Ahbve,r
"Chrisan Hero" "Bssu,iful Zion" II ought 70 love my
Mother 'The Angels told So" SIN the Light" Red
for The Weary Re Prices-paper covers 90 ess4
each, SIS per hundred; bound rs cents hundred
cloth bsund embossed gill; 80 cents, s2sper iod ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

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cessful Family Paper in the Union"
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OHIO FARMER Vol. XIV,
For 1865.
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Ohio CultigatOr--VOl. XXI.
COURTS FOR 1865.
HIcsHrH DISpRI(,r.
District Court.

XNTE Do HEREBY fix the times OF holding Cour,s
wv in The Eighth Judicial District o OHIO for the
year isd5, Us follows; ".'1
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1Unquestiona ably the Best Sustained
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EW MONTHLY MGAIINE.
Critical Motices ofMe Itess.

CTUtCUt NOttCeS W We ITeSS.
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rad more delightful companion, the million
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! Net Assets January, 1864,
| .$3,OOS,5 $3.50 So
The PLAN AND ORGANIZATION o,

T. The PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of
OF the .ErNA after Is years severe trial, has
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SIXTEEN MILLION OF DOLLARS!
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JAMES THOMPSON
Bank Statement.

CONDITION Of the First National Bank OF StClairs
- vile. OF The Saie Of OHIO. OH the morhng OF the
irsl Monday OF January, les
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PENSIONS COMMENCE.


To invalid or disabled soldiers pension,
from the date OF their discharge from the
service, if the application be made within
one year from the date Of discharge; if not
made within one year, then from the date
olappication. If the applicant for an in
valid pension die during the pendency of
his claim, then the pension of the widsw or
other person entitled to receive pension
by reason Of his service and death, shall
commence at the date at which such de.
cedents' invalid pension would have com
menced.
DECEASED SOLDIER s LEGAL HEIRS.
If the soldier left q wife she is his heir,
and is entitled to pension, bounty and ar
rears of pay. If he left no wife, his child
or children come next, and are entitled to
bounty and arrears of pay, and alsojpen-
sions, if any arc under sixteen years of
nge. If he left neither wife nor child, his
father is his heir to the bounty and arrears
Of pay, but no pension. If he left neither
wife, child nor father, his mother is his
heir, and is entitled to bounty, arrears Of
pay, and also pension if she can show that
she was dependent IN ,0hoie or in part on
the deceased for support. If he left neith-
or wife, child, father nor mother, his broth.
ers and sisters are his heirs to the bounty
and arrears of pay, Jointly. But no pen.
sion, except in case of orphan sisters under
l6 years Of age, who were dependent in
whole or in part ON the deceased for sup
port. For full information in regard to.
and prompt collection of all claims, apply to
US in person or by letter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
WAITING FOR PARTICULARS.

We receive letters daily from persons,
who, in substance, say: "We have bounty
money, back pay, pensions, &C., due US, and
we wish you TO attend to the case and col
lect them as soon as we can get the partic-
ulars, which we have written to the Cap.
tain or Colonel for" &c. You should not
delay for the particulars. If you know
your husband, son or relative is dead, you
know sufficient to enable us to commence
the collection Of your claim at once; and all
particulars as to how much is due you, &c.
We will ascertain, as we can do it much
easier than you, and without delaying the
case. The departments are so far behind,
and there are 30 many scores Of cases going
in daily that you should embrace the very
earliest Opportunity to have your applica-
ti0n placed on file. .t.
WHAT WIDOWS ARE ENTITLED TO LAND
WARRANTS.
Tho widow Of every person who served
fourteen days or more in the service of the
United States in tho Revolutionary war, any
Indian war between 1890 and March Sd,
1855, or in the war with Great Britain OF
1872, the Patriot war, Aristok war, Mexi-
can war, or any other war between above
dates, or If they served an hour at battle
or skirmish where life was in peril, or en-
route towards battlo for the purpose Of as
sisting the United States, in case the hus.
band did not receive it, If the husband
received forty or eighty acres while living,
the widow is entitled to enough more 10
make 100 acres in ALL. Officers, teamsters
and all who served with the armed forces
ofthe United States, and were subject to
military orders, are entitled to warrants. =
In cases of doubt, write us the facts. II
the person who served is dead, his widow
is first entitled. If no widow, children who
were under twenty-One on the Sd Of March
1855, are entitled.
| ia SOLDIERS PENSIONS. T,
Every soldier disabled in the present 4 Q.
belion by wounds or sickness is entitled tc
an invalid pension.
WIDOWS PENSIONS
The widow of any soldier who dies from
wounds or sickness contracted in the servict
is entitled to n pension; also to from $l0C
to 1902 bounty.
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS 500 BouNTY,
Every soldier who has served two years
or basn discharged on account of wound,
received in battle, is entitled to $lOO boun
ty, in addition to his pension.
Reader, think over your acquaintance. -
lfyou know an old soldier or widow who
has failed TO obtain their just dues, send u.
their address. You may do them a grea,
service, and il costs only three cents postage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02
JASPER
To.Contribu tors.

Az our design is to make our paper
one that will be OF interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the co
operation Of III intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news. incidents. general informa-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

TREASURER OF kENrucKy.-The
contest for State Treasurer in Ken.
lucky is exceedingly close. The friends
Of the Conservative candidate, Col,
Garrard, claim his election hy a ma.
.JorIty varying from 81 70 1866, while
Meals friends claim his election by
about 200. II Garrard selected. the
Governor will have the appointment
Of Treasurer, inasmuch as Col. g.. has
died since the election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

The Republican State Convention
il Iowa. held before the return Of the
soldiers. nominated Gov. Stone fol-
reelection and adopted resolutions
strongly in favor of negro ~snfirage.-
This action proving very distasteiul
to the soldiers, they called a Conven-
lion OF their own, which was held at
Dcs Moines last week The soldiers
nominated a separate ticket, headed
by Gen. Thomas ii. Benton "a nephew
Of the great Col. Benton) Tor Govern
or, and adopted resolutions in opposi-
tion to negro suffrage. The Demo
cratic Convention. which met tn e
next day, adopted ticket nominated
by the soldiers, so that the question of
whether negroes shall vote in Iowa
will be presented directly to the peo-
pie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-02

NJ. FREADMAE, jasper;
FRRD' HOFFMAN,, HARRISON Township;
JOHN 4. Norman, Columbia Township:
GEO. HoFrmAS, HARRISON Township;
Gro +. SHuRTz, Ferdinand;
JOHN G.. BEcKMAS, Ferdinsnd.
ERrsr PIcKHARDT, Hunungfh ~
l.. r. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and by Druggists e. Merchants .aer where
Q w. ROBACK, Compounds u Stomach
Blood Pills, Di . tiller saJ Msnufac.
Of Catawba and Swedish BrnDdies sen
illki nds Of The finest Dome.ic Liquors
which are sold. wholesale or in any dcesird
Al Nos. So. IS, 90 and 81 Esst
Third Street, Cincinnati -