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u LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24-Ruucrs prevail OF
the burning Of the sTaaE.ille aed Louisville
Ra1]road bridge at Nolin, fifty flour miles south
cf here, and that ne Confederate troops are
porth Of that place.
Our pickets a1e said to be ten miles south
OF Eizahethtown.
Two officers and five privates Of Buckner's
command have been arrested near Elizabeth.
town By part Of Gen. Roeseau'B command and
were brought here to-day. They are supposed
to be spies
Gen. A1derson hAs issued proclamation
taylEg no Kentuckisn will be arrested who
remains at athonaehttending to his business who
does not take PARTLY action or speech, against
the general or State Government, OF does not
bold correspondence with, OF giIe aid to oul
enemies.
The Democrat publishes letter from S. 3.
Enckner, to James Guthrie, proposing that
Guthrie continue the management OF the poT.
ticn Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
| under the influence OF forces under Buckner'e
| command, and if this j. declined, Bucknel
| proposes transferring the rolling stock tc
such agents as may be appointed BY the coun
| tits through which the road passes.
| Tie report that Lock No. l, On Green River
was destroyed, is untrue, and it is dou6tfa
| whether No. 8 is destroyed. BuckneF's ad7ics
| to that effect came too late The undestroyes
locks are row guarded by Union men.
| Many Union men Of this city arc much dis
turbeu for fear that the Contaderates, h.via;
:eariE consumed the eatables Of the State G
Virginia, will take advantage Of uninterrupte
| railroad communication from Richmond, Va
to Nolin, KY, and come and deyour the zat
ables Of Kentucky during the coming au1unr
FRANKFORT, Sept. 24-Lcg:slati7e proceed
iag to day unlmportant.
, 1861-09-25
Released from Fort Lafayette,

Marcus Cicero Stanley (brother Of Edward
Stanley Of California; WIS released from con
flnement at Fort Lafayette, on Saturday morn.
eu6atantiate the charge Of treason which had
been made against him. During his imprisoa'
znent, A1. Stanley refused to hold any inter.
course with the secessicnists, first having told
them that he was Unionist who had been
m;sfepfesented to the National authorities.
theR employment Of the Government, and
that all the remarks made in his presence
would certainly be reported This rnierepre
sentation did not add in the slightest degret
to the pleasantness Of his sojourn. Stanle1
believes that the charge agalnst his loyalty
was made by some Of bis personal enemies
who took that method Of gratifying thel
u.alce,-N. 7. Times, Isl.
, 1861-09-25
The LATEST NEWS.
FREMONT AND THECABINET
Colonel Mulligan Praised by iii.
WRAT Is THOUGHT or THE REVERSE
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
GEN. BUCKNER ADVANCES.
The Late Affairs at 0eraezoke.
FREMONT AND THE CABINET
Colonel Mulligan Praised by Ill.
WRATls THOUGHT OF THE REVERSE
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY,
GEN. BUCKNER ADVANCES,
INTERESTING FROM R1LLA.
FROM WASHINGTON.

re,nr;af D;sns+rh m chicao, vts.3},urr7
WAsurscrt:1 sctt. q.
~ The Count de Paris and Due de Charles
haYerecei7ea commissions as Captains. Louis
PHILIPPE de Orleans and Robert de Orleans are
assigned es aids to Gen. McCleuaa. They re-
ceiye 70 compensation.
It Ia estimated that two hundred siaYes Of
rebel Vi1ginians lave been made free here, and
sre row at wcrk On the eatrenchments OF are
st laree.
WI. Uerden IF the Fsrmera' Bunk. Mans
Ae7d- Ohio haB beeny.ono;7+ed 4ssis+,-+ Paw
ms.ter :, t7ea Navy
The official renorts rive . full account of
The Ocracokc inlet e.redition by the steamers
Fanny ard Laruob, under the command OF
Lieut.. Mzxwe}l, FCrt Oc1acoke il eitustea
CT tie seaward face Of Beacon Island, II
was entirely deter.ed by its rebel garrison,
The fort is of an octaRon ehape, contains four
shell rooms Is feet SQUARE, and in the centre
large bomb proof, one hundred feet square.
the magazine heinz within. Above the n,aoa-
zine On esch side zre four 1area tanks
of ua.er Tbf7e ia M fresh u,ter IN
the fort--au hrouebt from W,.hiupton
CT NEWbeYn. The tort was constructed with
ereat care, Saxd in barrels, covered with
earth and turf, protected the bomb proof the
the inner framing Of which Fas of beev7 nine
timber. There were platforms for twenty
gus, which had been pertialty DESTROYED by
fire, The gun cartiaeea, also, were ajl burned
T,o or,,o,,o,+ ,,ne;e+oa ~ f,.,r a;o.t ~
,he11 onns snd f.,nrsasn 1nna th;.tr ~ ~
Ns1sa 10y 49, 49, .H..e Ss,,a-oz :. wv
Iou0u ',a-, ~" ,..a,as ~ ~ uu5, 73
.4e1 e1 - >AD sss - =" - 0'no
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,4 "1. Tl1. - ~, 49, -, .asA4 ~ .assea'
s1t., , ]-has. - ~ xan.a +h.aa "s' ~
s .s1.s1s. ~, s-.- 1-s1- -, =. - taaa, ' ~
lay gus va ~, NV o-~'1 '@'t'A one W
49, - E'.,st ~ s.. 1-1s s1 "1s ~ o1,le4s N1.
s4sss1e' a4'4u ono "ou1' m' ,1a'0 oeeA oa'A'
| ou1 sos .Ae tanAees ee1nss' LUG gun. were
elSauNu ~ Anec1tas on easeaeols ano fea9'
ing 10e2: ~ sasf WELT Oh 'ae oeaca'
4Aeie Aao peen eA11p as Iortsnou5n, ous
+. i.eh y. lib .'oets Aao psea ssns 10 fo's
n.lle-a. la.a "aen .p 'lSs Flass VIZ msaeAeo' aao
SA'c. ".1o7 an0 ieaoe1 lesut1eo u 11alI'
, 1861-09-25
New York Republican Committee on
EulfAtmeNta FOR the Var.

ALBANY, Sept. 24--The Republican State
Central Committee net here to-day, and the
following resolutions we're unanimously
a1optea -
Reesltxd, That in the opinion Of this COM
Ea.ttee, at least five hundred thousand men
should be enrolled for the war ut the earliest
ptEaible day, md that this State should fur
Lfh 1t least one hundred thousand Of that
LumbeE.
Reso7,ed, That tie Executive Committee be
Instructed to adopf the mos5 rigorous meas
AaI Otherwise, to arouse the people to the
Importance oi supporting the Government
Nth men end mcreJ in the present e1ner.
gelcy.
Reso1rtd, That ne earnestly recommend 10
.Ee General Government the propriety OF Civ,
n{. to zach volunteer hereafter enlisted, eithat
+40 cr tue bounty PROMISED to the soldiers at
!..a t:s.-; -stior OF tke VAT, or one mouth'a
;.ay II ADVANCE, =. The time Of his eH1i=ti1g.
, 1861-09-25
FROm WARRINGTON.

Especial to the \. I. Evening Poat.l
WAsHNGTos, Sept. M-The Cabinet is in
session this morning, and it is understood that
the disaster to the Federal forces at Lexington
is the subject Of discussion. The opponents
OF Gen. Fremont charge tha3 he could have
prevented the necessity Of Aul!Igan's surren-
der by sending timely reiafGrcements to Lex.
fpgto1- Recent adyices received from St.
Louis By Fremont's friends, state that he had
no troops to spare, and that il was entirely
imposs.nle for him to strengthen Mulligan's
position.
The Eyel1est discussions of the state Of af
fairs IN Aissoun prevail here to-day, In all
Qunttt9N
intercepted letters written by secessionist,
amemteE of fthe'Iegi6lature Of Maryland, show
that tho tTnitor members Of that body had
formed sn elaborate scheme for the passing of
secession ordinance, and az attempt to in.
aGg1ratc az armed rebellion in the State
against the power Of the Federal Government.
The summary measures Of repressiug alone
sa7ed The State from the horro1s Of civil war.
II Is cscettained TINT Gen. Pattersons CAN
pslen Ia VIginia cost the Government fully
$l0,Mo. coo. The sole result was the capture
Of 6cme 20 fugitive sla7es, nearly all Of whom
mere returned to their masters.
WARRINGTON, Sept. GA grand review
!cck 2laee to-dsy of cavalry and artillery,
heirg two regiments Of cayally aud eight bat:
IsIcas, numbering Is guns Of artillery. All
tie frld cf1icerb Of the army Of the Potomac
~ere present, together with the President
ord foreign Ministers. The officers aud G.n.
McCleEan'e staff were il full uniform
The Qnartermaster's Department Is narrow
i watching The conduct Of all persons EN-
p16yed in The administration Of It's atfairs
Several removals have taken pla"e the present
wtek.
Capt jenkins has been assigned to th,
Qu5rte1masttr's Department undH; Gen. An
Il rsor, End Major Allen to the position unde:
Fremont.
No ne1s from the Virginia side Of the Po:o
mac.
WAEHSGToN, Sept 24-The gallant de
&enee OF Col Mulligan is the theme Of aani
rat5cn among distinguished military men.
was not until late last night when telegraph
IVES received from Gen. Stewart tia. the ru
tac:s Of the surrender were fully though re
lnctantly credited. The latter, while inform
ing the Department that he Has On the eve
staEtiIg with q heavy force, expresses ths
hope that he will be able to dislodge the reb
is frcm the posiiion they now occupy at Lex
1nEtor. The deepest interest continues to b.
tyelyWEere manifested concerning that point
The War Department hts determined to va
cate all the Offices Of all Quartermaste1s
Commissioners, and other officers who fail K
respond promptly by fling their bonds an.
pTlEenting themselves for actire service,
, 1861-09-25

correspondence u l4t 1E- LOuls DenOCr3L-f
EoLLA, Sept q Last night 3Ir. Holland
Of sprir ghsa arrived, having lett there on
Friday last. He is the man who took Gen.
Frmont's mobilization Of his proclamation
,s'Sngh to Gel, Is5'9r; n;;na; He reports Leut
with seven wpgens loaded WITH Dr.. Davis aid
about 50 wounded men, which Col Taylor a.
lowed to come, and will probably strive to-
morrow night Thls ieaves about $50 yet in
Sp1ilafeld OF our wounded, Of which 100 are
able to come TO Ro!!a, if there hal only
been transportation. Many Ct the reb5l cfl-
Gers oppose our wounded leaving.
Dlsl lalches were read On Thursday last, ot
Spriug field, to the rebels, that MuIlGan had
Lu1rendered without gun being fired, G=n.
Prizes taking q pieces cf artillery, 5000 stand
of tmalI arms, and i, coo prisonefs' Bao1Tiie
also was taken, and Price was marching on
Jeffe1ton City. This is the way recrcits for
| the secession army ara: got. AcCulioeh sad
| his force Of about I 900 disadected Arkansas
and Texas troops, wss confidently believed to
have left the State, going south.
, 1861-09-25

The sth lo1a Regiment, Lieut.. Col. Geddes,
left Davenport yesterday morning for st.
Louis in the steamer Jenny Whippls,vith two
barges in tow, for St. Louis.
The 10th lows. Col Perczel, wu ge1t fol
yesterday morning, aud WIS expected to
reach Davenport Lat evening, to take passage
for st. Louis.
The 9Th Iowa, Col Vandever, waa expected
at Burlington Last evening from Dubuque, en-
route for st. Louis
All three Of the regiments will be in St
Louis to-day
, 1861-09-25

State have - much upon their hands a. they
csn well attend to, in Watching over the more
ments in the vicinity Of Cairo
Upon the whola, though stirring eventz
may be anticipated In Missouri, We feel every
confidence in the result Tae prospect Of i
speedy triumph over the invaders Is by NJ
means gloomy.
, 1861-09-25
Col. KfnsteIu Under Arrest,

Col. Max Eirstein Of the 9Th Pennsylvania
regiment {Gcrmans), Was ordered to report Oh
Saturday, himself under arrest to the Provost
Nsrshai in Washington. When he asked
where he might go, he was answered," ANY
rlf1e except back to camp" I should not be
as was Col McCunn.-NY. 7. ITnaes's Washington
dispatch.
, 1861-09-25
CONT ENT5:

TKRxs:-Tventy.hya cents per number. Thrsa
Dollars per rear, postpaia by ths Publishers. sao-
zcripttons may begin With any number. Back mum.
be7a caa be furnished from the beginning.
CLUBS maE be formed at the following rates sub
ecrbers to pay fhe1r postage Postage s. cents
year. Two Copies, FIVE pollaEs Five Copies. Ter
Dollars; Eleven Copfes Twenty Dollars.
TICKNoR. & FIELDS,
PUBLISHERS, 1s5 Washington street, Boston, Mass
se&.c.NS-1t
, 1861-09-25

The Northwestern Rife Regiment On Sun
day were furnished in the Arsenal with Bal
eiau musktts. Hhyirg expected the very best
1i1es e1tkrt, some Of the men, If not the M
jority Of the regiment, sTcre they would 10.
have the BelgiAn arms, and several bayonets
we're bent and broken in anger. 4 telegram
to Gen. Fremcu: mentioned the aflir, and his
instant sn5wer was to put the refractory regi-
ment under guard, which was done alter they
had made a rush to both gates in attempts to
escape in which they were frustrated By the
ready act1cu Of Eome fifty men under aruls-
i carncn E:.5 also pointed at them, 2nd they
succumbed, After nights reflection they
were quite orderly, having seen the folly Of
their conduct, and resolved to accept the u1ua-
kets, which will be exchanged for riH es 1t the
earliest oppc ztunity.-&. Louis Democrat, 2244a.
OFFICE OF QUAR7ERMAsrEn, T. 5. Al
ST.. LOUIS, No., Aug Is, 1S6f.
Hok. JoH4 HowE-SSr: have the honor
to Acknowledge the receipt, at yonr hands, CT
nproposatiouT ToVer you1 signature end that OF
w. y. GlEneaef Chicago, addressed to Major
seRmsaeE a1sa eEs,t iae te5t Ma5ssfo e
masters Department with certain articles o.
supplies pert&aning to the equipment of the
forces now beipg organized il this city. The
Commanding 4eae,a tz Las Il ssfslr:d nd 5oar prop:
ts4l1Vu ~ HeS-- q icteteA4SI LioM ~ usu
source makes it ial imperative duty o. r.
part to give my -: = faI :--.-EE
ycut proposition. aH'a = IS 7 +as follows:
The acceptance Of your proposition would
involve the expenditure Of at least three
fourths Of million Of dollars-an enormous
! AMOUNT Of money to be expended for 4 public
| object without throwing open the door to
| pu nlic ecmpGtition. The business commune
is just NOW is in that state Ct Inactivity where
it anticipates and attempts to aelze hold o1
every opportunity to obtain employment fol
it naturally turns to the War Department o.
| tie Government for thst relief which it f.ile
to find among civil efairs. This being the cast
| this Department will constantly be the oh
| ject OF scrutiny and criticism by those NOS
| Interested in being made aware Of the want
| cf the Government, and the expenditure o.
50 considerable sum without public comps
titioD, even it perfectly innocent in Itself 10
which there might be some slight guestion)
| would provoke unkind and bitter feelings
slande1ous rtmarEs and publications, ami
such trouble as you and I have both witness
ed more than oIca in relation to gov
officer Of the government, be his position
or rank vhat It may, has strength enough II
stand before the people On such record ant
| Ecpe to escape the most yirulent charges Q
| fraud and corruption. At au eyeuts do no
intsnd to try the experiment, at least, until
ordered to do 20 BY the overnmept, who's
agent I an. Let me say, sir, in conclusion
| that Of course nothing contained in this 1ette
| is intended as any reflection OF criticism upo,
making the proposition referred to, and t.
add that I an, as ever, very respectful,
| yOure, J. MCkEsTRT,
| Major aud Qaartermaater,
, 1861-09-25

sT LOUIS, Sept. 24-The injunction SUP
pressing the Ere,ing At1cs has been removed,
and Chas, G. Ramsay, proprietor, and D. N.
ing been given that they will not hereafter
publish statements about military matters a.
iacte, without first learning their truth. and
that they will not pnblish anything injurious
to the interests Of the Government The
Aeus hrs always been strong Union paper.
Military men here do not think the simple
nero military point Of view think it an sd
yaNtrFe
, 1861-09-25

soldiers lot. They have shown themselves
worthy the best.
Among those who came through to this city
yesterday, we're Sergeant 4 H. Tenney Of
Company G, and Sergeant McLane Of Compa-
ny G, both OF this city. Others will doubtless
arrive to-da7
, 1861-09-25

Read the following Correspondence:
FL 1sted e'e our n;s
La, h 1he n Ra1 now 81 ~ III
spape assSSst It 1 Il 5'
@ Ess iro% u tic as burng e bsiidas xas ii: shs
epses5 q
Ta 5 Su6 FL she
contents Of tsis ead of ether EasefactuEsrs Ehica
safe aud should start in baainess sgaln ehsll orer
one .. .ye15ss = oRee. 7fnly }o45R, !4Rtrf1y
Proprietor ef the Oshkosh Eo15e tnat ":
aa: hS:i u ss
Sssss Rss: e 3 il az % IS. sss ssessa ss 81
@ hs ns n: Ss5 RP s 3 &;
beat worked steadily zone i've houss in attempt
81 to s I'D Ra shs
poyed more thai ten hours more IN n5easaz throush
~ s + ss!f ;:s5; ~
t
ty:i :hsse safsF ag.ns BaTg!aEs oyer ~ et,sss IL
Ts e "a Vi
IN lie tss!5 Torld-[1Eo5 Tinas july iii, Isl.
Look At . few Of the References:
american Exchange: Corr Exchange, and nsaF'E all
Ba1E se & FIST RsFtS Il. Hmsa x2ls Philadelphia
f faT4 eIs III ! eSeaaies: PnlIsdslpaia.
~ s.,ax Institution
G. i: TsEeT : Bro Dsrkkers' St 1oEiz' Mo.
sas,s'esa :, s5s oe;s etss,x
, 1861-09-25

Go Away from Home to Learn the
News
Tie following funny item appears in the
SeE York papers of Monday:
DRAFTING FOR TIE ARMY.
CHICAGO, Sept. q, 1861.
Drafting Ter the Army begins In this city to
n.orrow, Orders to that effect were issued on Sat
u1day.
We guess Il Isn't So
, 1861-09-25
ARRIyAI. nF TRanPS AT SANTA EE.

Private letters from Santa Fe contain the
g-utify iog announcement OF the safe arrival
there Of three regiments ~ Of regular infantry
and squadron Of cavalry, under Capt. Moor,
being garrison for Fort Buchanan. Flteen
hundred Texans, with four pieces Of srtiQery,
flushed with their success in the capture Of
Major Lyrde, endeayured to cut M Oft on
his way from the fort to Santa Fe, but Capt.
Moor Graded them.
, 1861-09-25
Warrington Items.
Especial Dispatch to the n. 7. Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Sept. =, 1851

WASHINGTON, Sept. =, 1851
SURGEONS RELEASED FROM RICHMOND.
Seven surgeons, released from Richmond
CD parole, .rrived here to-day-A1fred Power
ard IT, IL Wilson ct the New York I'd; Wash
ir:ton 4. Connolly and Andrew McLetchie Of
the New York 18th; R A. Goodenough OF the
New York 18th; James Harris OF the Rhode
1r1and I'd; c. ". LIE Bout1llier Of the Mime
scta 1st. They brought with them Joseph
Kennedy. II years Of age, surgeons servant,
without parole. They say the condition Of
the prisoners is very bad, especially as to
clothing.
Most Of the officers and all the privates Of
the New {ork 69th, 79.b, and Fire Zouaves
Lave been cent to Castle PinckBey. Oarpris
o1ers at Richmond stand the climate better
than the rebels. The New York. papers are
regularly Eent TO Richmond, where they know
ali tIzt Is doneat Washington AyouIg Ken.
-tuck1a1 named Abei, appointed Lieutenant
IN our army, was impressed into the rebel
ranks and remained in the neighborhood ol
DEL u-.. Go. 4o1aa time before +h--Aa:4ia- and
Until few days aimee, when he escaped, and
Has brouSkz to cur lines In farmer'a wagon,
covered with s.:sw. 81" shy ) tbs. BeaNregard
Las Isl, GOO uen 1t and near Manassas, well
clothed, shod, and paid. TIE escaped, who
declined colonelcy in the rebel army, has &C
cepted & lieutenancy in Gurs- Bis father il
chaplsin In Penns{ lyaria regiment BE had
an Interview With Secretary Cameron yester
, 1861-09-25

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of -four,
grain, live stock, g., during the past week
xere Is follows:
, 1861-09-25

Tie following table shows the estimated
amount Of -four and grain in store in this
city on the 1Gth inst, compared with the
estimates Of the three previous weeks:
6ept s3. Sept. 76, Sent, 9 Sent, 2.
F1srr bu...-. 5..Ts T.4H f,5s5 8,14
Wheat, bn. -. 652.t16 S59,1s8 5a:.;s4 676 '0s9
Gem, nm. Il ,7G5 8es I1s SIS e9l6 06
0a,s, br.:.... 2os,774 1s4,3ss 9os,1T 3E5,7e3
, 1861-09-25

FORT LEAvEEWoRTH REINFoRCED.-Wt
learn from gentleman direct from Leaven
worth, that Fort Le2yenworth was reinforced
last week by the arrival OF eighteen hundred
regulars from Utah, under command of Col
St. George Cook.-A Louis Republican, 241a.
, 1861-09-25

The following table shows the receipts
Of leading articles since the LIST Of January
, 1861-09-25

Z. II. sCRIPEf, Ad1estis1ag Agens, 63 Dsdy-
born st. ia authorized to receive Advertisements }cr
TITS and dA the Le0din9 Paptrs Of kae Nvrtktcest.
, 1861-09-25

GE EFT 7 Il E BE ST.''
, 1861-09-25
FIom Rol1a& m0.-ArFtTa1A OF cur
"onh&ed from Springfield.

FRASKfoRT, Sept. 24.-Leg:slati7e proceed
iag TO day unlmportant.
, 1861-09-25

lew, tie Sunshine was captured, and Rains AID
liz men trou' ht back to New Lexington and
lodged as prisoutrs II tie old Fair Gronad.
Otntr messengers. we're sent eff to guard
:4ssi1st the fal1rre Of sny one.
The eremy were IN sufficient force to throw
cut 1a.ties to intercept the Federal troops en-
;cu;e for the relief Of Col. Mu11igan. Thus,
a detachment 5000 strong met and turned
hack 500 lows troops from Richmond, six
teen miles frcm The river, they retreating, 1t
is reported, to St. Joseph, Our informant
e.ye hesry earrons6ing vas heassa~at dis
t,rce, eevers1 times by them in various d.rec.
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Wv Wv Iessrs. CHURcH I. DUPONT, 'ofNew York,
are the sole agents for it, and also proprie.
tors Of the world-renowned DIR. EAroN's In.
FANTILE CORDIAL, an article which every
Mother should have in her medicine closet
in case Of need; and containing, as it does,
no paregoric or opiate of any kind, it can be
relied upon with the utmost confidence, and
will be found an Invaluable specific in al
cases Of infantills complaints. -[Ohio State
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l6-See advertisement For sale by I. ii.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-04


RATIFICATION MEETING. masters
Of the Democratic and Belleverett parties
the men who make principles and selectthe
candidates for the rank and file, dictate the
policy to be pursued by them, under fear of
excommunication-the clique that regard
themselves as the ''leaders in Isreal, y have
graciously condescended to allow the laity to
assemble in convention and go through the
barren farce Of ratifying their selections of
candidates for county Offices. And for this
purpose they are directed to meet at Belmont
on the 4th day of July, and for fear there are
some persons in the county so stupidity igno-
rant as to suppose they are to have any say
in the selection of candidates, we will just
inform them that the ticket has been made
for some time, and that there is nothing
for them to do but endorse the selection,
and pledge themselves Internationally to its
support !; and We warn them, as they value
their future peace, not to. attempt in any
way to interfere with the arranged tpro-
gramme, unless they are prepared for ex-
communication from the family ofthe .taah-
full and to bear the reproach of being called
Black Republicans and Abolitionists. s5r
Nre Ia clique, or Mum, are the alterna-
tives. o., ueN rh i''V SO. rH uI lnl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-04

nS-wE desire to can the attention of the
Wheeling Postmaster to the fact that the
mails between this point and that city are
at present ''cussed' irregular. On last
TkAdsy we received the Wheeling Daily
tnteiligeucer OF fTuesday, Wednesday,, and
Thursday--three at a clipl The pouches in
which these papers are sent are not opeuedbe-
tween Wheeling and this place, Our New
Y6rk and Cincinnati dailies scarcely ever
come on time /; we usually receive three OF
four Of each Of them at once. Mr.. Campbell
ean. well appreciate such annoyances; and
We feel that it is only necessary to call his
attention to the matter to have the fault
remcdied, SO far as lies in his power, or SO
far ashis office is concerned. 1t has become
90 annoying that we are frequently reduced
70 |straits' to got Copy" sufficient for pres
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