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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
MARRIED LADIES

"yHOsE heaih viii not admit Of an Increase O
w family send red stamp for DR.. sTUART's PRI-
NATE CIRCULAR TO MARRIED LADIES, and common
will tell you IL Is no HUxBUG. All coumunica
tons strictly confidential.
DR. DUDLEY stuart
s-oAwSu o. Drawer s9ol Chicago, IN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
CITY oeuncilPreceedings

Monday Evening Feb ID. ls65
Council met Presen, the mayor and quo
rum of the council.
Mr. Boar presented the resignation OF Freder
lex Lang. policeman Of the 5,h ward. which ws'
accepted, and John A Moore elected To hl
the vacancy
Mr. Seidenstcker offered the following. which
va adopted:
Resolved That the resolution securing an sp
preparation OF 500 TO every subscriber OF $50 70
the draft fund. who nav be drafted. be extended
from the l4th of February until the day before
the draft tor this city actually takes place
good deal of business of an unimportani
character was transacted. when the council adj
iourned until Thursday evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

~ In the MAYORS court Yesterday there we're
Is c,.t- mot 81 them tOr u kennes- Among
the. we.e fiec in'Pr..'in- I'm l.s charged with
he er '-ti'ufes - we're 81 dealt
VI s fhs uSu ffm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

There 49, IN - ny. Yesterday morning.
1851 eo'un eers Tor the new regiments suthor
re 10 h.. .i-.i g. hrs site There was also a
nnmser OF drsfted meu. substitutes. and colored
men who viii be sent TO the front TO morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

Masonic SocIABLE.-The second Of these
pleasant Masonic reunions will occur on this
Tuesday evening The rules are the same a.
the last Ali Master M.sons, vouched for as
members OF 10 iges are invited 10 bring their la
DIV relatives. the wives. widows, sisters and
daughters OF such. but none others Ladies' un-
der IL years Of age are not inc uded in this invi
tstion Admission i free
The doors wi positively be closed At a quarter
before eight. after which none will be admitted
The sociable - held in The Grand Masonic
Hall, up stairs. Brother Rob Morris. l.. l.. ID
will preside
By order of the officers representing ali the
city lodges
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
MONEY TO LEND.
NAV SHHrrE

Z Uniformed by Gevernmen: to loan s5oooo In ssns
"a from ~ 20 thousands. watches. Dsns.ss.
Jewely, Clothing Furniture. hasicsl Instruments, ssa
other personal property, AZ Ne. IN, scrth lllinsis
street Norse0ds Block the first building north OF the
Bates House ID Stair. Private rooms. second door
Once open AZ all hours
NrUnredeened rleds-s - al kinds fer sale -
trade. lan3e-dn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

Pasir4vE AND INTERESTING FAcr - Facts
are STUBBORN thugs 49, IN .tfer Sher" i'u y IL
- a positive std IT the same tine most inter-
e~ting tsct. that our ~ick >pdiers. who - -
"a n e to ahr tin s.'ttle II PINkERroN :
" AH"o AND CALtsAYA blTTEGs. slu Strtu- %
much ia~isr. tuc sble Ia 30 duiN On
The battle heia. thau these who re deprived q
them TITS = owing - he stubborn fsrt that
these bittess are the 9fsatest senov.tnT an pu-
rio Of the blood ever before fired a. the pub
JIG Thu J. no iGle Xix N orc ever I'D
these biiier~ cut Mighty desleh'ed Nth re
beneficial results Arising from fhr't dai.y u~e
We are GID Co learn thai step- are te'ug tsken
10 suarlv the sex soldiers in our ms sid ao-
pials With these hirter- II IA hum aud be-
neyolent Object Druggists snd Shoe-aie deal
eTS.s iwsvs have these bitt-f- tor sale The zen
uine article has the name oi jacob Pinkert"n
blown on each bottle Pof sale by Jsrc1x 4
FITxareH. IL ~ th-fr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

question was then taken on the fnai passage of
TIE resolution % seseded, by striking ous three
and inserting fifteen per cent, and !, was decided
ia the Affirmative
The Senate vent into executive session. ard
soon after adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

sE Some official. suddenly raised To "a little
bret authority" aud fearing that his genius will
not be discovered. has seat u for publication IN
the daily the following highly polished pTcduc-
ton. which We give uerbafim ef lferafim ear
marks and all. Tor the benehs ot ali whom il
NAV concern:
4" Coop MaSSERs.-At the postofiie when
the mail train arrive AID YOU see the pp-tm eater
exchange S4cks ask him before he ct =. the at
fce IL he don't think thare - Letter Tor ri -
soon as the -. ! onloct ,bsu : "r sen 80 YOU
ak AZ the SAM time i thsIe = lea 10 me al 4
then ask thare is ~ ieiir- o. .ieea oui
way Gp 0f vror 10y = he sa~t
my be and u you tai IA situ Hoar e ~
~hst J. the reason NV paiserS 'iiiau' Come
''cuuter, P'>l III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14

PROVIDENCE, r. | &, February Is
The Traders bank of this city was entered by
burglars some time between Saturday night and
Monday morning. and large amount of gov
eminent bonds some $50 600 belonging to dit
ferent parties. and $50 in gold. belonging TO
the bank. stolen 1t is stated that no bills of the
bank were taken.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
A Chance for Investment.

g We have been favored by d. Pitock,
Pittsburgh, Pa, with prospectus of the
Munchausen, Philosophers Stone aud Gull
Creek Oil Company; capital stock $4,000,
O00,000; working capital $37 50; and
dividends semi-daily, Sundays excepted;
territory 753, 100000 acres in fee simple,
and the exclusive right to bore on the
thirtieth part of an acre on Gull Greek,
focal privilege on'this lease:) river frontage
on Cheat river unlimited; on Gull Greek
still larger; and fully adapted to hydraulic
boring; s. w; Indie. President; Hon. R.
AScal, Vic President; D. .Faulter, Treasurer.
S. Teal, Secretary; Oily Cannon. Legal
Adviser; Leinuei CULVER. Hon e. Heat,
Baron MuncI,ausen. &c, Directors" We
have not yet been able to pay much attention
10 Oil operations, and expect to leave them
alone till the Rebellion shall have been
suppressed and peace restored to our country;
and we cannot say how the brilliant
prospects exhibited by this Company to
investors compare with. those of rival
speculations; but some of the statements
made in the prospectus-as to striking veins
of Cooking Bitter, Shoemaker's Wax, Ale,
Quinine, &c. to border on the marve.
lous Those who are tempted to operate
will find the prospectus 1--WE believe) with
the American News Company, No. l2l
Nassau,st. N. Y. Tribune,
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A RAF3rLEp SUpsrIrUrE IN LUCK. Il

A RAFFLED SUBSTITUTE IN LUCK The
Chattanooga Gazette saws: We have been
called upon by Lieut.. Watson, of the 25th
Indiana Battery, otherwise known as the
,"lades' substitntep The Lieutenant had
served three years in the Union army. and
was mustered out last summer Being pres
ent at the Indiana Sanitary Fair, last Octo-
Der, he offered himself to committee of
l,dies.t TO be ratified for as substitute, ut
$40 chance. and 800, chances. All the
chances Were taken, and the Lieutenant was
won by. drafted man who Immediately
placed him in the service. A short time
after the Lieutenant reported he was com
missioned, and he is now on duty at Hunts
vile. 10
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SLYEA.TnIRTY LllY.

These Notes are issued under date OF August 18TH is64
md payable three years from that Time in currency
or are convertible at the option Of the holder into
U. :. $50 six per cent. Gold Bear
ing Bonds.
These bonds are now worth premium OF nine per
cent including gold interest from Nov, which makes
the actual profit the 73O oan at current rates. nclu
ding interest," about ten per per annum besides its
EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION.
WHICH ADDS PROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT. MORE
cordng 10 the rate levied otier properly. The h
terest is payable semannuay by coupons attached to
each noie which may be cut of and sold to any bunk
or banker.
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A Single Bottle will last a month--to
be used three times q day.

TESTIMONIAL
From Hon Thos. J. Turner. Ex-Memher of Congress
from Illinois, late Speaker of ILLINOIS House Of Repre-
sentatives, aud Grand Master Of A, +. and A. NJ. o
the State Of Illinois -'-
FREEPnRr. Oct. 81. 1853.
DR. ID II. SEELYE: Dear Sir--In repy to your notice
OF the 18th inst, would say that was severely alic-
ted with Caiarrh for years when became acquainted
with you aud boughi two bottles Of your Liquid Catsrrh
Remedy. Before had used one bottle was sensibly
improved, and before the second bottle was finished
was completely cured. can recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with Catarrh
Respectfully Yours,
TH0S. J. TURNER
This is TO certify that in the OF Dr. SELVES Ca
tarrh Remedy, experienced much relief and have
heard many speak of being Invaluable for the cure
of Catarrh. Yours, &c.,
Chicago, May 10, 1864 EDWARD ELY.
From "Parmy," the well known Halter, under the Tre-
mont House Chicago, I'll.
Dr. ,. II. SEELYE & Co.: Gents-Your Catarrh Rem
edy have used, aud fully recommend il as the best
remedy known. 1t ha. cured me, aud believe it is
ccriain cure in all cases. JOHN PARMLY
Chicago, ILL.,. Mny q, ts64. ..-r.,..
For sale by all Druggists. [fee3-'65ly.
Sold in st. Clarsvie by Isaac II. Patterson and by
Druggists everywhere. .. f
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gflmIobat Ghrorrirle
st. clsirsviIIe, Ohio, Feb. 20.
Local Matters.

p"NoTIoE TO SURscRIBsRs. - Al Of onf
{, 'ndsc'7oers 'olio find their papers nnrked thus
X on the margin, after McI names, piU
"dsrstund that their subscriptions are aJou,
= OUT, and a'at they are reQ,iesfcd 10 yenas.
= y. AH papers are stopped wien tie suJscrip.
t'on etlires.
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named
lN Executors, hdtiini,trhtors- and Gna'tlinps
have filed IN my office their accounts and vouchers
for settlement TO wit: '..
James ". Collins. Admir- Of Mary y. Thomas, deed.
Nlcholss Cooper. Adin'r OF William Y. Berry, drcd
ThOnas Anlt Guardian oi Daniel Ault.
Ruth CofDpbell Guardian Of JnO. l. and Mary NJ.
Campbell. s.tl ..NH
yshn Anderson, Admir- OF Il. p. Bifdsong decd
John =. Major. Adin't ol John Dick, deed
Reece Berry. EX'r of Thomas Ierfy, deed. ...
Wlllinn Eaton Ex'r Of Jane Eaton. decd.
John Nstnefi Guar ian OF Rachel Mann.
Ross Greenfield, Guardian Of Mary r. and II. n.
Garrett
Ross Greenfeld Guardian Of John and g. q. Cecil.
Hoguc aud A. GarfctsoL,. AdInrs Of John KoontL,
decd
The six first named will be for hearing and settle
cnt The 7ll, md the last six The 18th days oi
March next, DAVID HARRIS, Probate JuNge.
February ~ t9G5 -. ~. .'.-s L. 'f y
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SYMPTOMS.

The sympoln. OF Catarrh as they generally sppenr
are nj FIRST very slich, Persons fnd they have cold
that they have frequent attacks, and more sensitive
10 the changes Of temperature. ~ this condition The
rose may he dry or slight discharge thin and scrd,
becomes chronic the discharges are INCREASED in quant.
~ aud clIuiged IN quuy they are now Tick aud
heavy. and ARE hawked or cohyhAd OF The secreiions
are oheusivr. causing bad htcgt tire voice is ihick
aud harsh the eyes weak; the of smell il
lessened or destroyed: deafness frequently takes place
Anotner common aud important Sy nptom Of Caarrh s
that the person is obliged clear his throat IN the morn.
ng oil thick or sliny nucous. which has fallen down
from the head during the Hgit When this tnkes place
The person may he iot bis disease is OIL It's way to
the lumgs, and should lose no time in arres,ing il
toms. - ''-r
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- LATE advices reecivra from Naw0rleln
state. that the Iwperialist General Mejis
ommanding o, at Matsmoras, has made
arrangements with the Rebel authorities by
which all known refugees from Texas are
to be returned and immediately to be
conscripted into the Rebel army. Gen.
Candy is said TO have sent word 10 LEILA
that be will retaliate, and hold Mexican
officers. as hostages for every refugee re-
turned to the Rebels. r. -s..a
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BASE or SUPPLIES. Tho Richmond
papers taking about Shcrman's probable
fntWo base of supplies, say ,he is not very
much in need Of a base, as he supplies his
army very well without one.
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FARM FOR SALE.

nNEFOuRriI Of n mile Southeast of I.oydsville.
~ containing One hundred and twelve acres all under
fence about Ninety cleared and under good
OF cultivation. On the premises large Brick
House. good Frame Barn, good Sheep House, md all
other buildings necessary a Farm Plenty of timber
for said Farm. Young Orchard. just beginning to
bear Limestone aud Coal the premises. For terms
cail and see me Oh the premises
Feb 10 -3'. J. NJ LOPER
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b DEsEnyEpD. PResioTIoN We see by
the Columbus Journal that Sergeant Craw.
ford w, Armstrong, of Co. D. 4Sd Ohio
pols.- has heep promoted to a Captaincy.
This .isla deserved promotion as Serpt.
Armstrong has been faithful soldier, aud
is in every way competent to fill the posi-
ton to which he has been assigned.
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wheeling wholesaie Market.

-. .. MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, 1865.
3 FLOUR-Demand, fair and prices firm
R $iU(9l0 50@Il. $50 4
-r WHEAT-In demand at 81 1902 25. \
70 OA'rS-Active at $50. 4
" COKN--Firm and in steady request at
BARLEY Sells dull at 81 so
" SUGAKS--Dul and little doing, Porto
Rico 22(S24c; Choice Yellow 26c Crushed
powdered 32c; Coffee Sugar 20(930c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 30(9l 35.
', SYRUPS-New York 81 lo@l So;
Baltimore 81 35.
COFFEE-Dull small sales at 44(947c.
QlLS-Firm at 50 10 ior Lard: 30 for
Carbon, and S5c for ubricating.
o. SALT--Ohio River SO 50;lTable IS.
BUTTER-Dull at 30(940e. ~.
.,r POTArOES--Not much doing: prices
. range from 81 80 to So
.HI APPLES-Firm at 81 25(D2 IS.
'r EGGS--Not much doing at 25(d35c.
a'sa'" "CHEESE--S;esdyat at 2l(822c
.s,e. LARD--23(@a4 in fair supply.
.s HAY-$2S pcr ton loose. .. 4
.'sss4 SEEDS-Clover SIS; Timothy $7;,Flax-
p seed in demand at 81 IS. .-z Z
.,sq FEED--1u fair demand at $S6(940 per
No BROOMS-Common SO 75a4 so; Fancy
80 - GTSo5iBSAVGyiCo+park S5iS Vyi los is 75as5c; Spun
Roll soao5a; Bright slal 25; Common
SOAP-Cineinnati German lie; Wheel
ys. ling do i5c; Family soap l4c. @ w ~
-. - (ANDLES-Mould BE. 4 ~. isl
.'sss : GLASS-Good demand. Market firm;
:. g.. by 10 No. j, IS 15i No, q IS 40; 5 by ii
81 10 10 by ~ No. /, So 10; No. p S57 rs; Sby
soA i3fto 10 by IA No, SO 81, No 2, $6 TO-,
r-IEATHER--Sole 43a46c por 10; Oak
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FOR SALE,

I WING mile West OF 81. Cnirsve. one half
Il mile South Of the National Road. containing
Eighty-One Acres OF we'll IMPROVED
Land, with good TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
aud out buildings nice you Orchard of grated fruit
qnd an extra good -Four foot vem of Coal
Said farm is well adapted TO grazing having
failing Springs Of good water in every field aud all in
grass except about four acres
Persons wanting very pleasant home would do well
TO call and for themselves before purchasing else
where.
For further particulars apply the subscriber OH the
premises, or TO Samuel Patton. ST Clairsville
Feb. 16, 1Sj5-It. SARAH PICKERING.
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u snWHEELER's s TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. We
direct the attention ofTobacco dealers to
the advertisement Of this house. The
worthy proprietors justly enjoy the con-
fidence of.all who have dealings with them.
BY attention to business they have built up
a mammoth establishment.
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.Ads,si,sSsEr0So,,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court lor
" Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned up
pointed and qualified Admnisraor OF the estate Of
Robert Adair deceased. late or said county.
All those indebted to said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
SAID estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within year from this date.
CADwALLADER FOULK, Admir-.
Feb. 16, SOS -:3w.
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PEAoE minors caused 520s to advance in
Germany 8 per cent, above New York
prices.
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FARM FOR SALE

" the Town OF Belmont the Fast. Said Farm is
in good condition, has good stablng, Barn, Wagon
House, &c twenty acres of excellent timber "a good
bearing Orchard and plenty Of coal For terms, call
and me in Belmont Ohio.
Jan %, S65-6ws RICHARD DILLON.
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DEATHS

MpEK-Jan 26, 1865. Nancy Alice Meek only daugh-
ter OF William aud Penelope Meek, OF this vicinity.
aged II years, months and 20 days.
Alice was lovely girl The idol of her fond pare
and the admiration OF NIL her reuds But her Heaven
y Father had employment for hers He took her. She
has passed rdit this e;rt to shine with brighter light IN
beter'world She is gone her spirit has winged il.
way 10 realns of eternal bliss-a tie 10 bind werping
mourning parents and friends that lai where none
but the pure Pigts OF God are permitted TO dive
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u. s. 7-3O LOAN.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and lhrcc-tcnhs per cent interest," per
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'fg TEACHERS EXAMINATION will be held
at st. Clairsvlle, Saturday, March 4th,
commencing at 8 o'clock A. ii.
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

FNHE undersigned will sell on Reasonable terms 10
Il suit purchasers, the Farm on which lie resides in
Meade Township, Belmont County. OHIO, lying OF
Wegee Creek. two and half miles from the Ohio
X yer. containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE acres OF chice lime land about one hundred
acres OF which IS cleared; being well waterrd with
abundance oil stone coal; there being two dwelling
houses on the same; two good bearing orchards of The
hrst quality OF grated fruit; persons wishing to view the
said premises will call the unde on the Farm
Feb. 2, 1S65.-it& WM H. HAYS
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ErecMEOr''s .vOfice.
Things that arc Good TO eek nj

HONEST OLD ABE Lieu,ennht General GRANT
MujOr-Gcrerd! SERNAN. Maior-Cieneral siIERI
RAGUr
We have Photographs. Album size. which will be sen,
TO any one on receipt OF IS cents III postage currency or
Shm'- Address Col q. r. LEWIS.
Itb 2 l-V1. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Common Pleas.

Common Pleas.
Noble county, Tuesday, January 81 Tuesday, Nay
.; Tuesday, October ..
Morgan, Tuesday, February Z; Tuesday, May .,
Wednesday, October IL.
Muskingum, Monday, February 10, Monday, May is,
Monday. October %.
Monroe. Tuesday, February ii, Tuesday, May 2,
Tuesday, October 8.
Belmont, Tuesday, February 81, Tuesday, May 0,
"Wednesday. October IL.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March1, Tuesday, May z3 Tues
day, October "a.
Harrison, Monday, February 8, Monday, May 8, Mon
day, October 10.
fuscarawas, Monday, February 90, Monday, May p,
Monday, October 30.
Jefferson Monday, May 8, Monday, June S, Monday,
nans a. steubeuve this a6th day Of septembel 1894
EZRA T.. EVANS } Judges
JOHN w. OkEY, I lnesaid
GEO w. MelLvAINE,) District.
4 true copy, by order OF said Judges - ,lSnr
Attest: yAMF-S Eisisiob - :.
CLERK OF the Court of Common Pleas OF Jederson Co o.
CLERK's OFFICE; ST. CLkrasvuLE. o.
October Is, 1864. : :
t,rnish,d his od,ce j. +. CIIARLESWORrH,
Clerk of The Court Of Common Pleas Of Bslmeat Co. o.
November ~, Isoi y"
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Administrator's A Sale Of
Real Estate.

IN PURSUANCE of an order grnuied by the Probate
j. Court of Belmont County. Ohio. viii offer sale.
public auction on SATURDAY, THE 2jIH DAY or
fEBRU AIRY, 1865 at 10 O'Clock A. -. upon the
premises the following described reu estate. situate
in the County OF Belmont and State "i Ohio, TO Wi;
Fifty Of the South side OF the Southwest quarter
section twenty t2U in Township six o. o Range iour
4i, in the Steubenve Land District Also, four
three roods and thirty perclles adjoining le above
described fifty the East end thereof and being
part oi Northeast quarter OF said containing in
all fftyiour acres, ilree roos and thirty perches
be the less, il being the home iarm that
Jeremiah SoueJreaker. late OF said county died seized
Of Appraised AT S22O6 90.
TERMS OF SALE: Oue-,hrd in hand. one-thrd in
year. third in years from The day OF sale
with interest the payments be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold. JOHN McEiSSON.
Admir- of jeremiah StoneLreuker, deed.
Jan. 90 1s65-5w
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JARRETT-McDOUGAL.- the 10Th Of February,
1865. by Samuel + Davies Esq, Mr.. Phip jarrett
and Miss Barbay McDougal, all OF Bel Co., o.
KIMProN-PH1I.lLpS-O the 9th inst. by David
Pogue. Esq. Mr. Daniel kimptou OF Monroe Co., o.,
aud Miss Sarah A Phillips of Bel. Co.
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Book Agents Wanted.

rIrO SELL. by subscription with sample. excellent
l. POPULAR ILLUSTRATED FAMILY WORKS.
Among these is low priced HISTORY OF THE RE-
BEII.ION OF which over forty thousand OF Vol. have
already been sold. 1t good business Tor exSodiers,
and others out OF employment.
Also. for sa le TO Pedders Merchants. aud Agents.
STATIONERY PACKAGES, BATTLE SCENES.
PORTRAITS, and other pictures for .rihe Times !"
WAR MAPS, beautiful ALBUM CARDS. CCRREN-
CY HOLDERS etc, For Circulars. with particulars
and terms, address HENRY HOWE,
de22-s No III. Main S., Cincinnnii, o.
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"a ttnchment Notice.

Jesse Bsily, l'I,HE defendant 4. hereby no.
vs. uhed that the ploinhh On ths
Marcus Leefand i0h day of February 1868 caused w
onief Of allsehrnsm " he Issued pgaBs, hn before
Win n Donflass. Justice of the Pesce NJ Flushing
Township, b-lmon, County, Ohio, claiming jadsmsIa
fof s0 aud costs. tN ~. ~.
Peb ~, 1915. JESSE DAILY,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

Tiff fdbscrIbtioos,ofhe 7.s0so on Saturday
weresx ,US2,OOd, aud for the week, t26,
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
COURTS FOR 1865
EIGH TIL DISTRICT
liisirIcI Court.

WYE 90 HEREBY fix the times of holding Courts
w in the l.igHu judicial District oi OaIo for tic
wear i>6S follows:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
A Attach chment Notice.

A.P. Wiley l'pHE aeiendsn, Is b hereby notified ..s
Hattie Scott day OF December, 1s6i, caused an
order OF attachment bs issued against him, before
James MeConas, a Justice OF the Peace OF Cole rain
Township Belmont County, Ohio claiming judgment
for si3 "a. and costs. Judgment will be taken Feb
ruary 8, 1865 ..gf = q
Jan. 10 1865 ~ $50 AP. WILEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Farm for Sale,

HINI NIAINING eighty acres, McMahoai's Creek,
~ one.haf mile below Lewis Mills. Terms Green
backs. Apply OIL premises.
Iy2- --6ms JNO. c. PARKER.
jrTThis Farm is not sold. When il is this adver-
tisement will be Withdrawn from The paper,
T.. s4.-a.-. JOHN c. PARKBR.