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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-15

S}a, Tar bic 2lntwprt.
St t& i'm iprc6en t6nne2
Nsin.
Sb mn1e ion brtngenb notbwrneia iprebsu.
Der Scrr babe feline 3sit.
Sh nabm aus meiner Sticftaitc Gin Siatt
papler unp itrieb nit weniaen y1prten parauf,
cap Semano, ben er aus oieier SanpIhrift er-
tenncn wsrpe tbn 5u iprs6sn wiinfds. M,t benz
3'ttel ifidtr i'd ben Ditncr ,u bm. Nsiu
6teuno tannte msine GGrft; cs founte tbm
n6t unbetannt isiu. onb icb perfslst wuroe. @r
mubtc ennn aud bas g8eiterc wiITen. Sc mar
10. uno es 9eitat auh, mas ib e.wattrt batte.
Der Seticnte fam surId, fubrte midi In baS
S6ioB. tn etn 3immcr unp tisB mid, hort su
perSirben. Der Ssrr msrbr frmpen, Iutalp es ibm
mp9It6 lri. Der Nenld Fpra6 furs uno tebau-
oelie mid mic einen Saucrn. Ssin Ssrr batts
lib unp mid nitt 9easn itn prrratben. SD
muBte rtna 3cbn Winuten warten. Der Oiener
patte mid aletn geIaIsu. Nsin J5rsuuo trat ,u
mir elm; nidt rurb Die &bIr. purh Die icb etu.
SsIutrt mar, icnpsru purh sinc 1apstcubIr, bic
tb btsber nittt bcmestt batte. Gr mar rafd etr,e
aetreten. Us ldaien mir, ais tpcun CT bic Shire
atfhtid letle seDffnst bate. gr mar ella unp
bOrte taum mcne Sesriiguns an. @r ariiste
nht Surud unp nabm lsie uno i6ueu meinc
0anb.
On irirt Bier blsibrn, iaate er Hdbtio On
opt h'r Tel mir. 2uth ia oiel.m 3lmmcr. ee
lfOBt an mein Rhttnrt. SD babe arcacrruI,rps
@'le. Sn elmer Stunre lrGt,iteue bciflSb pie.
Der bel Dir ,u lsiu. Gnttbuleiac mid.
Gr martets msine Qntwprt uibt ob nm, n,r-
Ibwono curcb Die Soretsntbiirs pur6 nie sr -.
tcmmen mar. Gs mar Gin lcnpcrborcr Gm,foro
Der turb unlsr BsrtGltn,s III ciuone,r II Sur%
mrine unermar.ete Qntunft otIetu ui6t b,o,;;.-
Bet uub MID crtj6r. lein fpnnts. es muet, on.
berpem I'M SbluTs stpas Belcnrsres purasfol<
len lstn ocsr nod por iid 9eben. SD ratbtr ra-
fuoer nan" es Ffl mir aut Rag mein 5rsunp
auf5'reGt ia oriltert aus9elebrn batte. Sb iann
ssf9e0ens earuSsr mad. mas lit rrrianEt baben
1ohne. $40 ecrhtr' aber borts nttte. SD bIidte
'ue~ 'aS 0enfsr ess summers. in rtm ib MIDI
oe'aho' hh0 zap an6 nI6ts. Das S6lcB batte
S"s' 0Vrlpt'hsehoe 6lu9sl' In oem einsn tefano
'p iH'p. Sn fonnte pur6 Cas- 6fnlttr ben se.
s'"u'e'''tS'net" o'u9ei unp Die 8an3e Screer.
l.' ''S "a"ptSsVu"o's ueerlepen. es lag Nues
r'u ""U '""'s'' W'e aue9sforpen od. Sh bate
e'ns pu'os S'"n0e 9'WartEf. plpBliG mar e6
"'F' a'' ~s"" '@ III elhsm 0emadt nebsn mir
''" e''""'' sePV'' eatts. es mar Pinter Der
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-15
. c 3 in q un q II.

Seeinsungcu.
Der ,Iuset9cr" srlheiut Ispen Wpreen. SpnntasS
ousaenpmrcn III 81 so per JSce. inblbdr bic Sroecr
pSr ~ $50 III jdbrlie unc SIS in stcreliabrldr EScr
ols;oblum. Muici9en peroen III 90 BET einnaliscr
Ginrudun9 aufsenumnen, ieoes metere IRal pirb nit
$500 tcrchns 5e6sncs Gjelhdftsouieiseu fpten $lOO
per 3a5r in pierteldbrIi6sr SprouSsobun9.
Der ,,946bentbe Nnetger" eriteint icocn Sennatenb
uno citsi $50 per abr. III balbdbrtier SpraneSiblun9
ppn $40.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-15

penllon NIT ncd prei iinasren Stupcrn. Daft
Sca-io bieB Die dltslte 5udttcr, Die it 70 pisa
tth mtsoerfano-iid irgcno cine Qsbsnsfcquno
fpsTos ju oeridafen aeiudt babsn, INN Der gPuts
ter Die Sait ibrer @rndbtuna at,unsbmen. fonntc
'p mir wobl pprttqen. Ntsr melte fcnnte fe
bier, In erm SdIuiIs meines 8reunbes osfunpsr
eab'n I Sfre Sinner, penn er psrcu botte
tohhten nod nibt in Dem 2ltfr fem. nm stnrr
Sr3'eerrn gu teourfen. g4ar lie pic(Iej6t nie
@eIeai6aftcrin Ietnsr 8rau3 gtcr ppr N0em
marutn erIdrad, warum hob ie ppr mir2 Gh
mar tbr in eas 3immer aefolet in eas Gc oe-
flrben mar. IS mar bas Qrtctecotinst Sss
oausperrn, msinre Greuuess, i'd fab GO an lG1,
lem. Sic mar nod in benz 3tmmer. lfs funte
mstter gu sn'fltsten. Sb ricf loren Wamsn.
Ste o''eo lfeben, aber ais menn Der Shrsf de
seIatmt babe. Str @efAt biclt lfs BON mir ob.
sewanot.
Se1, Ou baf mid ertannt2
Sa. bstte ee iitcr brs 0tppcn.
uno warum fIittt Du Dor mir ?
ole ant~ortete nidt. SD mar an lie beronor.
tr'ten nno bate ibrc 6nno asfdBt. Gs mar cine
s'S'alte' Siternre 5ano. Sie tis6 lie mir. 9bsr
'Rr @'slt6t pdnete iib Inn 70 mebr upn mir ot
Soa. tannit Ou mid nidt arfebeue
Sdfeu Sic mid, prc6e fr tcrpor.
sic, Soa? 6at:n mir ir aupcrs ala g>,,n
gu chamber acast?
Sh tcitmDrc Se-
llm pes SmmcIs wucn, mas in bier rr,o.-
fapen SD tridmDre Bid, Spa yRos IN
es2
S'e raTftc iit pI6elih auf uuo wonpt, ihrm,.
d6t 5u mir. gs mar IcidentloG. fr,ip,ms,e
st' 'ao midi an Hter nit auseu. ric cbne G5Inn,
Obnr Vsten farrten, lie pcute III mir lpreh,u
dfer ne tcnnte ss ntdt. Wi6 Itrrlicf Gin foItss
@ntitbeu.
SNn, Son, bier it Gin srcsrs llnslad oeidc.
bsn. Uprr elm
go tcnne nds 90crt utt auslprbcu.
Srrid cd aii5! ! ricf lie.
Sb bate lore 6duo nod ac6alteu 6s;e rr,ct,
Gle ms'Htae trampfhaft. Durcb ibrs runfelru
Au9en iudte elm miIrrr SIs ibr Gefbt bIisb
10 re'B' 10 ltitenbaft. g3rib tinen qnblif tct
0a' ihone, pon Shrrf, pcn Nuan, ypn-;h
wuBte nidtt wrocn, oerSsbrte WGpdeuy gra
tn wuBte IS mcbI, cine Stimme rief 20 rort J.,
mir bel pem Nnblidr, unS d muEte "a aud
iprstten.
Srer Elm furbtbarss Sertrsdsu. Gbo 1,st.
i'd bn;u.
aumaati8sr G'OH iartt fe nod einmof
auf.
Sic ri6 ibre 6anp aus Der msiniasn II. Riee
mid 0on ltd. Sie ihwantte. Mtb eroriF es
mts SeriwsifIunN.
SPA, Sra rief i'd. Iter Ou bif ui6t no
Ssrtrstertn On tannR cs nht lein @oo.
sS mir; iaSe mir, Oab Du es ni6t bin
SIe bate lt ssfabt mIbiam. Sis fuuute
auTrsrht teben, fonnte gu mir Ipretben. aber ont.
pcrtfn tcnnte lie mir ntbt
Nabber ia8ts lie. SD mus fort. Wuf nor
Stsus. Bladder icuit Gu Nucs eelabrer, qA
msrps III Dir tcmmen. Gage Nismanpsm nos
Gu mid 9eie9en tat
Sea elite fort. sic Bate ralb. obsr imb,.p
unter Dem @tnprude tes S6rrds, DER tjsfR,r
tnnerlten NnSlf asprcden. sic mar rur6 eiu.
'Welte ssbeme Gbur Uer6mnnpen, Die Gh IN
Der Gopete ors Cabinets befanp, aeoenntrr rsr-
Fnt8en. purh Die i'd ibr erfolat mar Sa febrte
IN metn 3tmmer iurif unb pcrlAlcs pie Sor,.
tentbur bintsr mir. Sb mar in elmer peiu,osrs
osn Nnaf. SSar Bier Elm 8srtreteu oprosf,Is
ens ehar lie Ssrbrs6srn1 Sb BATE fejueu
anoersu @'spanftn.
&ot6 unt'r6Tab feline Grsabluns.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-15

rne tiern,a, ADVERTISERS,
G. A. WALLACE, Editor s. Proprietor,
is published DAILY and WtEKLY.
OerGcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

In complance wi,h resolution passed at
the last State Agricultural Contention, the
Ohio State Beard Il Aslicu ,iure Offer tn,
following prom unS, with view TO a,c.r.
tain the amount pI shr.uklsu in unwashed
wool:
For the heaviest & 'oca of secured wool
>, produced hy ratil....................... 500
For the heaviest Il ,ccc of secured wool
produced by an eTe..................... 90
The ileeces are to be sent in an unwashed
state to the Agricultural Rooms in Colum-
bus pretieus to August LIST, accompanied d
by pedigree Of the sheep which produced
them, and an affidavit setting forth the
time and manner of shearng IN 1854 and
1865, that the fleece presented is the pro
ductlon of one sheep in that time, the
weight of sheep after shearing, condition of
the same, and manner of keeping for the
past year. With the heeces Of owes, par
ties will be required to state whether they
have sucked lambs the present season.
with aged ewes, il they did 50 in 1864. In
making awards, duo regard will be paid to
the per centage of wool produced. compared
with che live weight Of The animal. The
Committee will carefully weigh and mum
ber each Il 'ece, sending them to DO secured
without the name Of the owner. The
awards will be made and the feeces exhib
tied at the State Fair, Sept, 18th and 18th, ,
after which they will be returned to their
respective owners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
what au Englishman Saw I'm
the south.

An English officer, who got to Richmond
just in timo to witness the evacuation,
writes home from Canada, which he was
fortunate enough to reach, that he witness
ed the last battles before Petersburg, the
departure of one army, and the entry Of the
other. lle says:
Every credit is due to the Americans
for their conduct both in Richmond and
Petersburg; they behaved with great mod
Grafton, and were thoroughly under CON
troll, The highest compliment one can pay
them is that our own troops, with all their
magnificent discipline, could not have be.
haved better. (Whew)
The Confederate army had no forage,
no rations, little clothing, bad ammunition
in fact, nothing but their indomitable
pluck were almost starving at the
time of their surrender. | am not exag-
gerating; food everywhere was scarce, and
was hungry enough myself sometimes.
There was no pluudVring, though much
fear Of it, On tho night OF the evacuation
| was really frightened by lady giving me
two dimond rings for safety, thmking they
were more secure with me than on her hand.
| had three gold watches on me NJ the time
in addition TO my own. The Federal army
was splendidly equipped, and found with
every possible requisite, abundance of stores,
fresh meat,yegetables, and everything u sol
der could wish for; their wagon train wa:
magnificent, aud decidedly the best branch
OF their service. We have nothing at al
like it,"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his farm lying 2 milss
Il Sonth OF 81 Ciarsville, and miles Sorih of the
Central Ohio h, containing 1850 acres 100 neres oi
which are cleared and inc balance well iimberyd with
water IN every held good two story frame house. barn
stable aud out buildings, good Orchard OF grated
irull, hld various other kinds OF fruit
Also.-A tract of land belonging 10 William Dcnham
containing IS acres, 70 acres cleared adjoining the
above described iarm. me North of The Central Oho
Railroad, with good hewed log house, frame stable,
&c.
Also, tract oi land belonging 10 both The suhscri.
bers, lying within rods OF the Central Ohio Rail.
road and II miles North OF Glencoe, containing u
acres, 20 OF which cleared, and the balance well
tmhered, with small log house aud good vein OF
coal For lunker panic ulnrs apply 10 either of the sub.
JOHN DENHAM,
WILLIAM DENHAM
June 1,-5ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

THERE is chicken in hartford, Wiscon.
sin, with three pairs of wings. Gne pair is
placed where they beloas, the second pair
are attached to me legs at the joints, and
are as large as the first; tho third are at.
tached to the feet. The chicken is about
two months old, apd as large as others Of
the samo brood,
Hon. s. s. Cox, of Ohio, has become
dsgus,ed with politics, moved to New York,
and is now engaged in the practice of his
profession. He has formed partnership
with Hon. Joseph j. Lewis the present
GaMmissi0nsr of Internal Revenue, who
will resign shortly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
EsrecKinrlLge in slavauno.

A Havanha correspondent notices the ar
rival there OF John q. Breckiuridee as fol-
lows: :-"On landing here wealthy mer.
chant waited on Mr.. Breckinrdge and put
lis purse at his disposal, and also learn
that the owners OF the hotel where he stays
have E. nerou,ly offered to provide him with
a comforts bic home gratis. Mr.. Breckn-
ridge is now staying at a second class board
ing house in the city-a place. as am as,
sured, whore secessionists and people of
like persuasion most do congregate. Those
who knew him intimately in years gone by
say that he is greatly changed. His former
robust and vigorous frame has been consid'
erably reduced, and he is frequently lost in
fits of abstraction. Instead OF, as formerly,
being lively aud animated in conversation,
he is moody and taciturn, speaking only to
his intimate friends. He is evidently chew.
ing tho bitter cud of reflection and repen-
tence for the wounds inflicted upon his
country; aud though he expresses no opn-
ions publicly, We may well conceive how
melancholy must be his thoughts when he
considers What he is and what he might
have been | hear it rumored that it is his
intention to leave Havana shortly for Spain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
Belmont Common Pleas.

Solomon lIogue, PHI. rTNHE above named defen,
l. SAINTS Isaac warner ana
Isaac Warner, PhGbe A. Ph9he Warner, his wife,
Warner Dauel NJ. Var. who reside IN Lynn County
ner, defendants. Iowa, are hereby notifdt
that the above named plaintiff Solomon Hogue the
9Th day OF June D., Isis. filed petition ia the Clerks
office oil the Common Pleas Court OF belmont County
Ohio, the obece and prayer Of which is TO compel the
payment By the above named defendants OF the sum Of
SlGl 03 with interest from January 1860 less ~ pad
Daniel Warner 10 w. 5. Hogue, aud in default Of
such payment procure order for the sGle OF one
dvidcd fourth part OF tue T.. of the - l. Or of sec
l. rp. T. 4. G, in SAID County Of Belmont nicr
gage, give by the defendants tn secure the payment OF
said note The defendants are required 10 answer said
petition by August y. tN05,
J H. ClIARLESWORTu, Clerk.
D. d. T. CowEN, Plffs. Auy June is '65.6w,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

TIE fugitive Breckenridge is reported,
from Havana, as eounseling his friends to
seek the clemency of the President, which
ne has done or possibly will do himself. -
Whatever course may be pursued toward
his Friends" Breckenridge may rest assur-
ed that no amount OF pstitioning or praying
will secure forgiveness and absolution for
himself, - -. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

TnE PRESIDENT is still too much indis.
posed To see visitors. The rush of peo-
pie from all parts Of the country has
recently been so great that his naturally
robust constitution cannot endure it.
Many persons visit the Executive upon
the most triaing matters, thereby
occupying his time and impairing his
health. In accordance with his demo-
cratic ideas, he has been kindly disposed
to give them all o hearing
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
U. 8. TIA NILS.
Official Notice:
ASSESSORS OFFlcr. ldru.Dl-f.


New PmLADELpuIA. O. June IL ist5. {
NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom il may concern
lN that the lists, valuations and ;eHumrrntions made
aud lnken by the Assistant Assessors ia the Comfy OF
Belmont in the annual List for los will relain
the inspection o all persons concerned for the period
of rEN DAYS from and alter l7lh day Of June 1865 at
the following places. VIZ:
Div No.3, consisting ot the Townships OF Flushing
tio~l en- kirkwood Rchl,,h, Somerset non. Wayne
ant w in said county, at the oicc oi p Miller
Esq Assistant Assessor.
Eiv No L. consisting OF the Townships Of Coerair,
Mead. Smith pense, Pullney, Wee ing WASH
ing aud ork in said county, at the Office OF john Graft
~, Esq n, llraire.
And Notice is hereby further given: that after said 10
days have expired to wit: the st day of July l55
will attend al ~ CaTsviile in said county TO receive
ard determine any nPpenls that he taken tn any
erroneous excessive Assessments, vaiUntonS or
,nuInernliOns lnkoh hy the Assistant Assessors, al
rcturl;rd in the Animal i.isls.
All up eals be made in writing and must specify
'hc particular nBiter Or thing respecting which
decision is requested aud Inst moreover stat" the
5roud or principle Of crror conirlairch nf.
J. II. BARNliiil, Assessor 18th Dist o.
June % lSG5-.w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

Tue Springfield Union (Republican)
nominates General Butler fer Governor of
MASSACHUSETTS. 1t adds: From the hills
of Berkshire and all through the Connecti.
cut valley we hear his name mentioned as
the man. above all others, for the guberna-
tor al of CO."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

SEVERE Evansville Journal is in
formed that some days ago Hon. Lazarus
w, Powell accosted returned rebel soldier
in Henderson, asking him what made him
30 off to the rebel army. You did, d-n
y92nn," was the prompt aud scathing reply.
Your harangue at the Court-hOu 80, over
yonder, sent me and hundreds of others in
to the army to fight against the old flag"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
Harpait3 cat ,gDgsm,On.

The Nav York Post preiacos some re-
mrrkS, strongly comnondninry of President
John ,on's adri,e-s to the Sou,h CaroIin.
aus, with the following just reference to the
mannc, in which he has borne himself since
he came into the Presidency: While the
New York Wori ard-the l. ndon Standard
pronounce the President Of The United
States "d.uukcn hcor," an innoramus, an
''iaioicnt, vplsar low Mod brute" not so
respectable as CalgC'a's hose" he is prov
in. hip,.e'f rs tie .uc e.>vr acts oI hia
Administrations, on cf tho most discreet,
c'c1r-,Rh,el, ui@;qht AID crpacious statcs-
p.cn Of ;he aeH Cmrioc lao p1wcr Under
81. cum,illces the NOS ..yilg the successor
Of nan wh.m hiHr,y vii! rank vi h
Washing; y, ali with wHr,e ?rssts the
w'oic ciy;NA,l world was ria ing Lc,auto Of
the sudden and awf', mlnnor Of Lia d ath,
he has ytt di,ch uI"I lho dHti,s Of his o!
iine with moderation and grace, coupled
with IN energy pni decision that augur tho
basi results ir,ha future. The same nua
lilies which pr yokr the hared of the Tory
press in Eaglnnd and its ser>ile echoes in
this country-hia ardent sympathy with the
reop'c, his unbounded confidence III the
Democratic ilea- are the qualities that will
guide Mr.. johnson ariga, in the difficult
path be has 10 tread
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

The territory of Montana contains so 900
white inhabitants, though it only began to
o. settled three years ago. The capital is
Virginia City, situated on the Jefferson
Fork Of the Upper Missouri and the
Governors name is Sidney Edgerton, form
ery Member Of Congress from Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
$40 Goyernmcn Bond 8,
na1isw
,gsJ,ni,tistyufoy,s Notice.

NTpTiCE is herrby given TINT at the Probate Court
~ for Belmont County. OHIO. the undersigned was ap-
ponIed aud qualified Administrators Of the estate oil
tiuillnra Niciols, deceased late OF said County.
An those ndcied 10 said requested to make
immediate payment: and those having CLAIMS against
said estate are notified present them or settlenei
within one year from this date.
Junco2, '65 :lw. JOHN GIbHAM, Admir-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

On Wednesday man undertook to ride
or drive horse from Boston to Portland,
ll6 miles, between sunrise and sunset, the
motive being to win thousand dollars. =
The horse got within six miles of the goal
considerably within the time, when he fell
and immediaty expired. Such cruelty
should DO severely punished,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
EGecnfO,.'s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that nj the Probate cour,
lN for Belmont county the undersigned was ar.
pointed aud qualified MS Executor OF the estate of
Geo w Gosney, deed, ste of Belmont county, Ohio
All those indebted I, said estate requisite 10 max,
Immediate payment; and 0oSe having claims asainst
said estate uo,ided prcsenl them for seuemeI
within one year from this date.
MARY J. GoSNEY, Executor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

CLAFFIN Il MILAN, dry goods merchan 8
in New York, report their sales last year
forty-two millions five hundred and sew n
thousand dollars, few millions more than
A. r. Stewart & Co., who report their sales
for the past year atsthirty-nine millions aud
four hundred thousand dollars.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

The recaptured archives of the State
of Tennessee tell many a tale of Rebel
villainy. Gov Harris's papers are full
of the secret history of the Rebellion,
Among other papers on file,and indors-
ed by Harris, is proposition to assas
a mate Gov. johnson in Nashville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

IT is stated that Miss Anna Dickinson is
studying for the stage, and will shortly APP
pear in New York. The Albion thinks she
has one essential for success at the start-an
entire freedom from mauraise honte.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
Notice.

S hereby given, that application will be made to
his Excellemcy ohm Brough. Governor II the State
Of Ohio for the pardon of Ebenczer Warren wlto was
convicted OF the crime OF burglary nj the Summer
Term 1850 of the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont
County. Ohio anL sentenced The Pcniirntary Tor the
Term oi ten years SARAH WARREN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
Threshing Machine.

I HAVE on hand IN Uniontown one horse Thres her
l aud Cleaner, (Ralslon's paient built by Bales X
Davis when the utrrial cost but hitlc than half
what il now does The Machine has never been oi
the shop, und will he sold very cheap. Any person
wishing 10 examine il can do 50 by callng Samuel
Brarson Address FRANCIS DAVIS.
jel5-tf Barnesville Bel. Co. O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

Tar Nashville Gazctte says that Gen. w.
L. Sherman became a COMMUNICATE of the
Catholic Church just before entering upon
active service in the army
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

Treasurer,
HON. S. S. WARNER, Lorain County.
Supreme Judges, Uong Term
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, Richland Go.
TO W Vacancy
JOHN WEIGH, Athens County.
Attorney General
HON. w. IL. WEST, Logan County.
School Commissioner,
CAPT. JOHN A. NORRIS, Belmont Co.
Clerk of the Supreme Court,
CAPT. RODNEY ZOOS, Clinton County.
Board Of Public Works,
JAMES MOORE, Cosbocten County
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

n pursuance ul orirr granted 10y the Probate
oour of Belmont County Ohio, vii! offer for sale,
at ruuc anctiUn, on
SATURDAY, August 3, 1865,
At O'Clock p upon the premises the following de-
scriDrh real estate, Suulr in Stii County, wit: The
West hail ui te NORTH f;asl Qnatr al. Section el,v
lil. Township five l5) Range iiec C'l containing
rlhiy acres more or less
Terms OF sale -'Iie half down. and the balance in
a day oi sale. with int 'r-si ' he de-
rTIeh payment to lee secured by mortgage the prem
odd. MiCiAt.i. HEN DtiSlfpf Affair
OF David Mel ditou, deed.
June - So 1t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06
REFIARKAB ABLE CURE or STIFF
Knee hH AIlcOc Ik,s PornAs Plnsters.=hoM

REFTARKABLE CURE OF STIFF
Knee by AIlcock's PoroHs Plasters.-How
many persons, rom Stepping piece OF orange PEEL
have been lnnlcd for life. case which Inight have
been ol this Kind has just been brought notice.
\ geilrrnnn, from plncng the heel Of his boot
piece OF orange peel was suddenly thrown down, and
violently strnined his knee. Mie six months
fncd 10 lle house, though hehad the bcs medical adj
vice. A. last resort very einiem physician was
called IN 10 see II anything more couu be done. Alter
examination he said ''My opnion ia your knee will
n,ver b.. benl ssainn He recommended TINT the whole
leg aud knee ahol1b he eucaSrd in plaster Of Paris
handage which wonld accelerate The permanent sten-
ing OF is knee. atl saul. the II done the
better" Du the patient before trying this application
nnd h"vin! 4iiH ktee for life. rnvelup-d il IN our
Porous Past-rs. and in less than months his knee
perfectly ear d.
Principal Az ncy. Braudrcth House, New York Dy
The yard or single plaster Sold iy all Dealers in
Medicines. tjet-lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-07-06

ONE Of tho Wisconsin boys, on the recep.
ton ea Thursday, of the Fifth Regiment of
that State, said, "This is the first square
meal I've had since left home" Beng
asked what square meal was, he replied:
"Four cups of coffee, all the ham can eat,
with bread, butter pies, cakes, pickles and
cheese in proportion with ladies smiling to
inspire the appetite"