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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE NEWJERSEY TROOPS.

TRErToS, Wednesday, May L. 1851.
As $50 this evening the Fourth Regiment, 'o'. M
ailler New-Jersey yolunteersf namberng "a } men,
embarked in the stesm-propelIes +. w. Brase and
Psiroon at this city, via the Delaware end IA ritan
Canal and Delaware River, southwardy. The n. W.
Bune carries two brass pound gans The regii mems
will probably no; proceed much below Bordenso~s.
the outlet of tho canal Ii it does The vessels wibeop
above Philadelphia.
The other regiments will follow tomorrow, or ~
rapidly as possible Great indignation is shown ~ th"
Firss Regiment Essex Brigade, with the wreehed food
furnished them by Newark man with whom they had
contracted for provisions during their stay here a
Camp Olden and to-day several companies kicked over
the tables broke the dshes and came into the town to
get dinner at the hotels and restaurants.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

To the Assoeis,ei Pres,.
W,su,scroy. Wednesday, May ], 1851.
Contrary TO often repeated rumors, 1t u reliably
asce,,piued that martial law will not be proclaimed
here unless there shall lie reason Tor IT. WINCH GER
taibly does not exist
Among the uufounded reports to-day was ore that
the War Department hsd received dispateh stating
that the Confederate Stale troops were concehra'ns "
Virginia Cor an immediate raid en- Washington MILL
tarv men have no fears thst subject Tue oo'efn'
ment If scduously ard promptly p'ovi'i'ng lot 'pe
eqnipmcn, and comfort Of such volunteers, now nee'
"a hastily ef their yarous cmTloymens for the defense
os the Capital.
But few of the Government employees have rec V'u
their IN nts salaries today the money Tor thst fhr
pose not vet having arrived from New-lors
The intelligence of IA marked improvement IN the al
fas in Mary lcnd in peaceful aspect impars gener
qualification.
Orders have been Issued to commanders OF regiments
aud ndeyendent companies 10 make their reports to the
headquarters of the Department at Washington, stat
ing among Other thngs the strength Of their respec-
tive comm ands character of their supply OF am-
nGuition, degree Of proficiency in their drills and the
character of the sane; if .hfy understand the drill as
skrmshers if they have preiiced at the target, and
the range and proficiency thereof If they know Tue
manual of the bayonet exercise.
They will also state their ability to take the field, As
to camp and garrison equPagc and organization OF
their ccmmissary, quaremaster and medical depart
ments. Commanders viii he held accountable for a
wan, Of good discipline. The articles OF war will be
read to the respective commands the Sabbath at the
inspection bsiolo going to church aud they will be
governed by the regulations for The army OF the United
States.
Captain Nathan Darling Of New-fork has been ap-
pointed Chief OF the Capitol Police.
leave Of absence for three months has been grant
ed by tue State Department to Col King Minister 10
Rome to enable him 10 comraand the Niseonsin Vol
unieers; also to Carl Schurz Minister to Spain, who
proposes to raise a company OF cavalry.
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SussKs PROS EAog ssAsA

Hides iase. Y n. TAlev, sId7A % pess, 2se sei -
each, Cali Skirs liGcc. y H Veal sives S30 S5d So
n BBeei sIs. and srst quality Include no.hius but the
best arg f stalled Oxen seeod g,sg Include. The bss
old Steers Ordinary conss Of Bulls the s~fssr Of lol
ausity thrown out.
Their. were the Grand Trsk and Esstsn Rsa-
The Boston aud Low ell So over Fchbur
RSAsxs: The hode Of cattle. e~ius The rather shose
supply were asking advsnce wesk pcs bet eanA
not buying their usual supply they 6nd trade dan ths
tus sel dull, and plices lev, 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

Nrw-YoRK YousG MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The ninth anniversary Of this association held
last Sabbath evening, at the Broadway Tabernacle
q. @. Goodrich, esq, the President and g. Is.
hash, esq the Treasurer, presented their reports and
aa aaannivenry sermon was preached by tho Rev Joserh
p. Thompsou, d. d., On The Elewents Of Strength
in Yeang Mem"
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virginia STATE License.

WHEELING, W., "Wednesday, May !. 1861.
A meeting OF the merchants OF this city was held TO-
DAY TO determine what sciion should be taken IN regard
20 a renewal of the State lctuse which expired yes
terdav A Committee appointed TO draft Iesclu-
tiops. and the meeting Adjourned till Tomorrow.
Tie feeling was strongly IN opposition 70 the re-
newal. Some expressed their determination 10 close
their stores rather than pay tribute to the Southern
Confederecy,
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THE New DiRgcToRY.--This morning. the canvass.
ers for the City Directory will sally forth their
nual errsnd Of compilation Ttose who desire 10 have
correct lis, of the siden of New-York will afford
them all proper facilities. An advertisement upon this
subject may be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
NETWORK LADIES RELIEF UNION.

NEW-YORK LADIES HLLiEf UNION
A business meeting Of the New-York Ladies Keller
Union WAS he'd at the Church Of the Porsns, yeser-
day afternoon, Mrs. Halted in the chair very en-
couraens report of the progress ofthe work in which
the Union had engaged was read. The ladss OF
this Unicn appear be exceedingly actiye Tboy are
wen Organized, and do their work effectively. They
have Packing Committee which attends to that de-
rartnent alone They al-o have "a Nurse Commhiee,
and ioteud 10 rsnsic business directly with the p<r
military medical authorities at Washington: They
have collected beside large stock Of hospital articles
and luxuries the sum o! nearly $780, They have tho
r,oms. Other associations cooperating With fhem.
while their own membership represents sone twelve
diherer,, churches Of various denominations. They
solicit continuance Of donations OF adeles neosssaTy
for hospital use or money to procure the sane, wnch
,vilI he received at the l,ctnreroom OF the Charch Of
the Pugilans from 10 O'Clock q. III. 10 o'cocIP. NJ.
daily.
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CambpiAse Csseie Nsrkess-
RsyoxrxD ron TINS N. Y. T.ispss NJ

NSVN'H" '"~ " WfDNEsDAS, II l. 1851
yboe number Of Cattle - MARKET ~. sc9us Js bsevse
,T aS s,o1e. cousissps skiIy Gen. Aaas Cewa saA
one two snd .n,ss sssEI ss ga 81 % .ar quality
a. NJ ascond Quality IS 81; dill quality. ~.
Spsa.r, % sroxs CArrf orxins Osea, eef pair, -
a.. H.. Cow. aud Cavcs. from ~ fyI - 'S5.; Ysss-
lior, none; Two-yeGsoM $S 70 $io' Th~syes ssd ei7
sseso and Lauba lies market price, loAA q se1ei -
"a So Co each; EXTRA From t3 oa*3 ID 10 - oo. ~ heo
n. - n
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

MosrGcxERY Wednesday, May l, 1861.
There is no news of general interest. Congress Is In
secret seSron.
The trst battalion of the ID Alabama Regiment leit
this morning for Virginia Two companies oL draeoons
arr ready for Pensacola.
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FLORA TEMPLE AND PRiScEss MAUHED.-
These famous mares are matched to tro again on tho
third Tuesday in May. The race s to Be mgs-hsass'
to wagons best three in fve for stake Of $s@ s'ds
+, has not yet been decided ovsr what cours the OLD
competitors will join issue.
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The National Typographical Union.

CHICAGO, Wtdnesuby, May l.
10 consequence Of difficulty in obtaining a full a.
tendance from subordinate Unions to tie session OF the
National Typographical Union, Mr.. Farquhar, Presi-
dent, has consented to its pos,ponencnt.
circular from the Board Of Officers will be issued
maxi week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

SYRACUSE. Wednesday, May ], 1851.
The citizens contribution to the Volunteer Relief
Fund now amounts to $l2 900. They bave Organized
under the general law of the State for its proper ds
trbution The Common Council Of the eiiy has made
an additional appropriation of $4,000 for the eams Pnr.
pose. The Onondaga Regiment, te1 companies in full
ana ready for service will leave to morrow for kIrA
under the command Col. f.. l.. Walrath.
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ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A POWDER MILL.
PoRrIAND, Me-, Wednesday. Ma

PoRTLAND, Me-, Wednesday, May !. 1901.
An attempt was made to-day to blow up the State
Powder House, on Bramhali ,Iii containing 1000
kegs OF powder by bc.ding fire at all air hole out
side 1. was fortunately discovered, and ex,nguished.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Emigraufs for Knyti.
RECEIVED BY
10 The n. Y. Tribute.

Specis- Dispatch 70 TIE \. Y. IrlDuue
NEw-HAyES, Wednesday May J. iSoi'
The British brig Madeira sailed for Hayt WIN COZ
ored emigran,s, to-day. The British schooner 'sner
sails tomorrow. They carry 100 passengers. Ahc
next vessel sails from New-lor may IL.
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very light BY laval officers, macy Of whom DO
not hesitate TO accuse Armstrong Of treason and
pctrccnery.
Undou ,te6;y the sentiment Of the country will
sustain the action of tie President "no' """e
thus expressing bis decided disapProvai OF TINS
particular act does not forget the prior services
Of the Commodore, or the peculiarly trying err
cumstances by which he was surrouhaed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
THE STATE.

OGDEssBURcs, Wednesday, May j, 1881.
Our Second Company Of Volunteers left for Albany
to-day. A third company Il forming here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

1T. MATEN : TREA>bNs
Evidences of Lieut.. Maury's tIeachery are daily
apparent. The meanc,t of them yet discovered
is. that be removed buoys from Kettle Bottom
Shoals, leaving the Administration to hhd 1t oat
as best they could.
TIE MEANNRss or JEFF. DAVIS.
Jefferson Davis continues in the most dlshonor'
able manner to attempt to seduce Federal cf'icers
from duty. Last week he sent Generals COM
mission in the Confederate army to gentleman
holding Captains rank in the L. S. army, aud
whose experience in the Ordnance Bureau would
render him most valuable to the South. The
commission was accompanied by strong personal
letter. Both were returned.
ARMY AND NAVY MATTERS.
The naval force has been divided. Com.
Striupbam will command the fleet in the ,uth-
ern waters, and CON. Pendergast the Home
Squadron proper. Col Keyes, Of Gen. Scotts
pri,a ate staff, goes to New.YOrk tomorrow. Ihe
resignation of Lieut. Mafiit OF the navy has not
been accepted, and will not be.
THE NORFOLK MAYNARD.
Comodore McCauley states that weeks before
the order was received ~ destroy the Norfolk
Navy.Yard, he notified the Department that the
vessels might be saved, but they did not deem it
well to profit by his advice. Despite the state
ment in The Heroid, the dock at Norfolk was
blown up. An officer Of the Expedition tells me
he saw the match applied to the train, and al
trward, when confined in the city, heard the
consequent explosion.
TItr ARMSTRONG; COrRT.MARTLAL.
1t is reported that the Judgment OF the court
martial held upon Commodore Armstrong; case
has been acted upon by the President, and that
the Commodore, having been adjudged guilty,
is to be reprimanded by the Secretary Of the Navy
is to b. suspended from his office for term Of
three years, and is to be deprived Of pay Tor th'
saue lsug.b Of time. This scasescs u ssteems'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
From California.

EoRT krhR>rY, Wednesday, May ], 1901.
The Pony Express passed here last night at y
bringing too following SUMMARY OF news from the
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Proceedings of the Democratic
Central Committee.
CALLED ON THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST.

The Democratic Committee Of Monroe COun
3ty. mot at the court house, in Woodsield, or
ethe lst inst.-Joseph Moose being Chairmar
and Joseph w. Richardson, Secretary.
Resolved, That a Convention of the Demo
eths
l1M day Of august, nert,
lin each of the several townships of this
ecounty.
Rescued, That the County Convention fol
sconnting out the votes of the primary election
and declaring the nominees, be held in Woods.
field, ON the
18th day Of August
Resolued That eaci' tow nship appoint dele
gate to return the poll books, ard that dele
gate be a member of the Central COMMITTEES
for the fo lowing year.
Resnlved That the rules and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con
fvention.
Resolped That the Democrats present at the
rrimary election shall. in each township, So
j .ct one delegate to the Judicial Convention
and one delegate to the Senatorial Convention,
and that the delegates so selected shall when
assembled in Convention, cast the whole vote
of this County for the candidate who shall
receive the greatest number of votes in this
sCounty at the primary Convention for Judge
iand Senator.
On motion, John s. Way, John Dougherty
land Joseph Moose, were appointed Executive
Committee.
Thereupon the Committee adjourned.
JOSEPH MOOSE, Chairman.
J. w. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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From the St. ClairsvilIe Gazet

From the st. Clairsvil1e Gazette.
~ We learn from the Spirit of De-
.mocracy that the TWO companies from ,ha
place aud Capt Chsrlesworth's have beer
placed iu the same Regiment. We have
heretofore neglected to state that one oI
JERE WILLIAMS, Esq. Editor of tn.
Spirit Ii JERE makes as good soldier
Jas he ia a good fellow, his company are
lucky chaps. We are glad the Monros
'boys and ours are in the same Regiment
Like ours, they are nearly all Democrats
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skirm,rh At Ialan, Missouri.
LrAyEsw anru. June 5

LEAVE ENW okTH, duae ..
On Monday light twelve volunteers
From Camp Lincoln. headed by Sergeant
| d. curin, of The Ewood Guards. armed
Ewith Mimic rifles aud revoivers, marched
Ito Iatap. Missouri. fourteen miles above
5this city, crossing the river in skiffs their
epnrpose being to capture Secession
Easg Decurin demanded the flag by au-
thority OF the United States. The fag
was hauled down, aud the party started
sou their return, wiicaz they were fred up
Son by Sscessionists, aud three OF the parl
Swounded. one severely. The volunteer
Rretnrntd the ere. The slf.ir has causes
s much talk ia this city.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va,

ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 6.-Capt
Ball Of the Virginia Cavalry company
on the occupation Of Alexandria
;by The Federal forces, has received per
init TO go beyond the limits. in order I,
bring his tnmily 10 Washington. Il j
Thought that his account Of the goo,
treatment he received while a prisoner
1nsie hbornood. The oath administered
TO him was not merely thai Of parole. bu
Zone of allegiance to the Fedsral govern
!ment. both of which were adlniniste.'
An attack by the rebels WAS appr.hend
Jed iast night. in some qufrters. and III,
necessary precautions were taken. but tn
.tonn remaiued quiet.
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ELDoRAD0 HOUSE,
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE
CALDWELL, OHIO.

IRON the convenient location Of this house
L it has great advanta -. being situated on
he South west corner ths Public Square.
md convenient to the art-Houss and Pub
ic Offices. This house h new and has been
ittsd up in splendid style with all &c modern
improvements.
His chamber are spacious and comfortable.
His beds are newsand clean.
The whole interior department Of the hoass
lis furnished in style of magnifcencs and
splendor. rnapproachable in "thess diggens.'
The Proprietor will spare neither labor noI
expense for the uouter" comfort of his guests
His TABLE will always be found groaniry
under the choicest viands the market-al
|home and abroad--can produce, for the "innsl
Fnan."
His STABLE is we'll supplied with the bes
If Hay and Oats, and attended by trusty
md faithful Hostler.
He hopes by strict attention to business snt
IA disposition to please to merit and receive
arce share ef public patronage.
EY YCharges--moderate.
A. r. B0YCR, Proprietor.
Caldwell, April II, 1S6i-tf.
Sc Attached to this House is the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this House
II Caluwei, NoDie county. onlo, every Mon
| lay, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 O'Clock,
w., aud at CampbePs station same day, ant
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at s I
v. Leaves Campbels station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. at A. NJ, and con
meets at Caldwell, sai.se day, at S p n.
This Hack will carry Passengers to any par
: of the Duck Creek Oil neighboring dsstina
= ion.
e. Particular attention paid to expires
packages.
A. JOYCE, Proprietor.
April II 1sel.--.f
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The Funeral of senasor Douglas.
CHICAGO. Friday, June I.

CHICAGO Friday, June I.
Business was generally suspended to-.
:day. The Board of Trade having adj urn.
ed yesterday un,ii Saturday Tue banks.
jobbing- houses aid dry goods stores We're
! all closed. aud the streets ut an earl,
shonr, in the vicinity Of the line of maict
sof the funeral procession. were denseIy
1thro ged ~i;h people. large numbers d
whom arrived from The country 10y The
morning trains. At eleven o'clock. amid
the tolIing of bells and the firing of min
u e. guns, the procession moved from BY.
Ean Hall, where. since Tuesday. the re
mains have laid 10 state. through Oisrs
Eand Lake streets. to Miehigan.ayenue,
! and thence 10 Cottage Grove.
The procession was abs ut two miles il,
/ Slena b, aud occupied an hour IN passing q
sgiven point. At low estimate. teI
Thousand persons were in the cortege.
The military, Governor. State officers,
Emembrrs OF the L gsiature. medical anu
8iegal professions, Masonic fraternity, Ner
traniils Associations, Fire Department
Typographical Union aud all the benevo
sleul societies of the city turned out to d.
Rhonor to the memory of the il.ustriou
kdead.
q At Cottage Cove the services wer'
Econduc,ed by Bishop Duggsn. VINO deliv
sered brief. but eloquent oration on thu
kcharac- er of the deceased.
q From dispatches from various towns j,
I'D, frrent parts Of the s ate. we learn tina
business was generally suspended and th
Sday appropriately observed
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Attention, Union Men !

An persons wishing 30 volunteer al
Uujted States troops for three years o
.dnrine the war, will do well TO join th'
stafford company at Stafford. The com
nanv is uudsr good drill --oficers Of .h'
s6rst class, and prisa,es not TO be surras
Sed asywhers,
Thoss wishing sdmit'ance spply soo'
tas the company is filing up fast On
motto. "Come life or death, the Uniol
nne, he preseryed,' y COMPANY.
Stafford, June IL, 1s6l.-3t.
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osST The following District and County ofi-
seS are to be eI.cted by the people at the
next October electios: common Pleas Judge
stats senetor. Representatives., Clerk Of Court,
Treasured, sherifs Commissioners. Recorder
and lnhfizary Director. Beside the foregoing
ths etaIs of6osrs arc TO be elected. which
nakss quite lengthy ticket.
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Administrators Sale.

|ON Monday the first day of July 1851, be
" tween the hours OF ten O'clock A. IL. ant
-four O'Clock P. ", on the premises hereinaf
ter described, the undersigned as administra
|tor of John Mathews deceased, will sell q
public auction, the following real estate sit
|ua.e in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the north west quarter o
section eighteen, township TWO, and range four
TRkMs OF SALE.-tme-third in hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two years
The deferred payments to be secured to tn
|satisfactlou OF the undersighed.
PETER KING, Admir- oi
John Mathews, deed.
May %, lsal.--s2,To.
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ADNINIsTRAToR'S SALB.

BY virtue sf an order Of tks Prcbste ceass
|of Monroe county, Ohio, the und>nigned viii
|odsr for salc At public vsndus. On she tS11n>
Uses. sn isasf
Saturday, Juns 29slsei, !; !:
The following premises, s.thatsl}u the seeqo 2
|of Monroe and State 81 Ull6, and dssssit5
las followr: The east half Of tbs south vo11
quarter Of section IS, township 9 and range
Also part of the east half Of ths seuth ul5
|quarter dissection so. township and xsos6 ~
beginning Tor the Same At the south east = SI
|nsr Of said tract. running along the iine ~
iii. Wise and Alexander Kennsday, north
lthe Malaga road: thence along said roa4 =.
lsouthwestwardly direction TO ths corner u ~:
|alley, theucs east to the place Of bsginttuns
|containiug VI acre. Said property sold -
spay debss by the undersigned. A. adninisSr&-
I,or OF Jsbn \. Ayses. Terms u sale: one'
lthird cash down, one third in one ysaf, 40
the residue in two ysars, With intsrsst'on NJ
$deferred pay mtnts, to hs occurred 10 the eok1s,
ffsotion Of She undersigned. q
Nay ~. go. slDNoR srAnxxY. A1naA
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From the Belmont Chronicle

Yesterdays Woodefeld Spirit announ-
ices that il will be under the editorial con-
ltrol of Judge John s. Way, during the
absence Of Brother Williams in the army
The Judge is thorough gentleman. and
1--WE cordially extend bin the seA- of fel
slowship and good fseliug in his new po'
ssition.
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From the Gazetts and citizen,

We see by the Spirit of Democracy
THAT Judge JOHN 8. WAY will assume the
seditorskip Of that paper during the ab,
[sence Of the Editor to the wars. Judge,
We welcome you to the fraternity: Here
lis, our ~.
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A.KAxsAs As--Arkansas has appropriated 81
scoo,0v0 for the war, aud placed the entns
! forces of the State at the command of Presi-
sdent Davis. They go the whole figure ovei
Gin Rackensaak when they get started.--Nea
Orleans Cresccnf.
While they had their h md in, Why not ap'
Epropriats two housa.d millions; it would be
Tail the same in Hnanciai effect, and look 81
much grander.
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From the Cadiz Sentinel

From the Cadiz Sentinel.
Our friends Jere Williams. of the
Woods6eld Spirit Of Democracy and J
F Charles worth, of the st ClsirsviIl-
Republican,. have each rsised companie-
for three years service. and are off for The
wars. May success attend ihem.
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E Joseph b. Bugher committed
suicide in Bangor. Maine. recently, be,
|osuse he HAS 4 ;scted AZ soldier on &C
|ecunt Of his i'll heslths
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Pay Your Taxes!

The duplicates for the balance of the Tax
Iof 1860, are now ready tor collection. l win
ATTEND At the TrsasHrer's Ofhce, for that pur-
pose, until the goth day Of june.
Hy- Par funds Of Ohis and Indiana taken
for taxes. JNO. 3. EOLL. Treasurer of
Nay q. lssl.-4t. Monroe Co., o. a
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belmont counsy Isems.
Prom the st. Clairsvills Republican juno 6.
Judge Oksy.

u = 70
Prom the st. Clairsvills Republican june 6.
Judge Oksy.
We are Informed that the members of
3ks Bsr. Without distinction Of party. OF
bfsvs Monroe and old Belmont are pc
tifionise jsdge OKEY TO be a candidate
"a . eiepsiOn. We say all right.
Ffouths Belmont Chronicle, June6.
III ToM L Dsnford Esq, Of Con
psny & lsssuteen,h Regiment arrived il
Town g Saturday. Capt Taiiman ant
Major at<ft of the same regiment arrived
intov1 os,ruesday. These gentleman sr'
looking exceedingly well, and report ou
boys in fine condisoa ani spirits
~ We understand that the dag Of com
papy K. which was presented TO that com
psny by the ladies of st Clairsville. ha
been adopted IS the Rggimenral Faag Q
the l7th Regiment. This is another Gem
pliment toour company sDd our ladie,
.nd will be appreciated by both.
- BRlGApIEn GENERAL Oar frien
David McCa.tney, ,of BarnrssilIe. has bee
elected Bsigsdier General Of the Obi
Militia for this Brigade. a good seize
tion-