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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
Never shall we forget the meeting seen,

Never shall we forget the meeting scene
mothers and fathers, wives and daughters,
flying to meet their loved ones who had been
torn from them in the moment of excite
ment to endure the tolls of military cam
paign, and for what? That the negro slave
may be liberated. Think of it. Think Of
the many bleeding hearts-the wives and
children deserted-the worse than slavery
to thousands of deserted homes of white
men, that the negro may be set free. For
there is not doubt that this is the design
of this Administration, under the cry OF
saving the Union, -[Gazette of this week.
UNION MEN OF BELMONT! was there
ever offered for your perusal, in the same
space, so mean, so slanderous, so .fenossll
paragraph as the above This low, frothy,
slimy hypocrite has been suffered tovent his
spleen and venom against the Government
until he has become brazen-faced enough to
attack the soldiers who have gone from your
midst in the above style. Charity and love
of peace may tolerate such infamous sian.
.de,s, but it is done at the expense Of Justice
and Patriotism.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

law, and at discretion 10 break up your gov
ernment, asa cobweb contrivancc Of mere
State partnership, perhaps meditated at
Hartford in 1914, was certainly formally
claimed by South Carolina in 1892. AT that
epoch there were giants in debate and no
giant more formidable or dangerousth than the
author of this subversive doctrine But.
gentlemen, it was oyerrulcd as perverse and
untenable The calm Senators from this
good old Commonwealth, who were William
Wilkins, Of Pttsburg, and myself, steadily
insisted on hosting the STARS and stripes"
high above the palmetto, and presume
would do so still, and the renowned citizen
of Tennessee, who had routed the invaders
at New Orleans, dspelled, bythemerc show
of "force JiN," the delusivc Quixotism
which. was brave and blind then as it is now.
[Applause. Moran aware that this de-
cision of Congress has ever undergone re-
vision and reversal. Itstands on the records
Of the nation as a great judgment upon Il
question utterly incapable of further elucida-
tion by the wit of man. 1t is against nulli-
fication, which you must be aware is but
fragmentary sub divided, or bit by bit Sc
cesson, both built upon the same false keel;
and it points, with an emphasis too peremp-
tory to be disregarded, to the course of duty
which the ofilclal guardians of your Con-
stitution, laws, and liberties, are bound to
pursue
Let u.s. then, be firmly linked, as 'band
of brothers" around this unchanged stand
ard. For my humble self, born beneath it,
having imbbed from venerated father S
incucations devoted attachment to its COM
prehensive import Iapplausc having
dearly loved to the last brother who gallant.
ly gave his life to its support, and, dying in
a distant field of duty, found it his noblest
shroud having spent my life contented and
happy though poor and inglorious, under its
protection having been honored far beyond
my deserts by my fellow-citzons, and especi-
ally by those to sustain whose equality and
rights shrank from no personal sacrifice,
i come back to you, gentlemen, filled, it is
true, with grief at the national calamity, but
unaltered in my determination to stand come
veal or woe, powerless, l confess, but un-
alteraby, by this flag of the American Union
the whole Union, and the Union foreveT.-
Applause.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
The Truth Boldly Told.

We have no where seen the character of
our country more strikingly illustrated than
in the following fine passage from the short
but pointed speech of the Hon. Geo. M.
Dallas, who was welcomed home by his fel-
low citizens in Philadelphia, on Thursday
last, after an absence Of more than five years
James. When We reflect that Mr.. Dallas i.
a near connection Of that pestiferous traitor
and vain-glorious demagcgue, james M,
Mason, Of Virginia, these utterances are
significantly pertinent and manly:
Let me remind you that the present fitfu
effort to sustltute another, comparatively
unknown and local, for this worldwide
famous banner, is not the first that has beer
made. The reserved rigt. = -";.'' -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

SUPPLIES OF VOLUNTEERS. Now that
volunteer forces are placed upon the same
footing with reference to supplies as the
soldiers Of the regular army, they will re-
ceve from the Government the following
articles:
Private soldiers are allowed one uniform
hat each year, price 81 ; one forage cap each
year, price rs cents one uniform coat each
year, price 81, Sc; three pair of trowsers the
first year. two the second, and three the third,
price S2,S2 per pair; two sack coats each
year price each $40; three flannel shirts
each year, price 90 cents each one overcoat
in FIVE years, price s6,4O; three pair of draw
ers the first year, two every othcrye price
II cents each; four pair of brogans each
year, price 50, A per pair; two blankets in
five years, price S2,44, each. There are a
variety Of other articles supplied, but these
are the chief ones. In order to encourage
economy and cleanliness among the troops,
every article not drawn according to the al
lowance, will be paid for to the soldier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
Belmont Common Pleas.
Notice.


James X. Murphey. JOHN FOiE-
Administrator Of William Foreman, MAN. q nOureAi-
dent defendant. is
Dennis p Anderson John Foreman hereby notified that
the 9Th day OF May. lJ, James X Murphcy. Admin
isEator OF William Foreman deed fled in the COurt Of
Common Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohio petition agans
the said John Foreman aud Dennis r. Anderson, the OBJ
cct and prayer o which petition is that said John Fore
be ordered 10 deliver the plaintiff his property
such Administrator two promssory n0tes made By the
dciendent Dennis p Anderson. of 500. due April
Isl 1861 and the other for sOOO, due April 1st l4 and
which secured by mortgage upon 30 acres Of
land in the n T. Or OF Section % Up o. Range 6, in said
county OF Belmont more particularly described in the Pc
tion and that said John Foreman be excluded from any
and a interest in said real and for for
the sum due upon said and NOR and in default
Of payment for order TO sell said premises John Fore
man is required to answer by the 9Th Of July next
ID :. ADAMS Clerk.
malGGw Belmont Common Pleas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
Notice to Contractors.
Proposals for Building Bridge,

81. CLAiRsynLE June 3, 1901. :
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at thi.
- Office until noon on the FIFTH DAY oP JULY
next. for building Bridge over McNahons Creek al
Beaire the site Of the present Bridge of about
hundred feet span to be At least 10 feet vide and Of su
hcient capacity 10 be safe and durable.
Proposals for both Wood md Iron Bridges will be
ceivcd. The proposals for Wooden BRIDGE TO be for
inciosed covered BRIDGE Proposals f Iron Bridge TO be
for open uncovered bridge. Each lid mus he accom-
panied with a complete pnn and specifications, with esti.
mated capacity and durability and include the price ol
oil materials labor painting &C. necessary 10 finish and
complete the bridge. that II the plan and specifications
Of any bidder sholi be accepted there shall be add
tona cost to tue county unless the pe or specifications
shall be altered.
The Commissioners rescfying the right to reject all the
plans and bids the adoption ofany Of the plans.
II they shall think 10 the interest Of the county the night
advertise fer bd- said plan, without revealing
the Md Of tue party whose plan hos been adonted.
G. l.. POORNAN
jci3A Clerk for Commissioners
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

s@~We will publish next week some
interesting statistics in relation to the crops
of this county for the last year, r,-the number
aud value of the Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, &C., with the value Of personal pro-
perty in each township in the county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

bO~The Peace petition was sent by the
"Aid Society to Messrs Morgan and Kol-
ley of Bellaire, prominent Democrats, who
decline not only to sign it themselves but to
offer it to others. They are, as we are in
formed, in favor Of sustaining the Govern
ment in its efforts to put down the rebellion,
and think it will be time enough to call a
national convention, when that is done.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

n@-FIRE.-- Tuesday evening the sta
bic Of G. Gray, above West Wheeling,
caught fire from spark from an engine on
the G. & P. Railroad and was, with horse
and other contents, entirely destroyed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
THE wELL-BRED sTALLEOSS,
GRAY EAGLE & SNAP,

WILL te kept for service the present yen.oa At tbs
w farm OF Alex Osborne u niles Southwest oi 81
Cairsvilie.
These horses have the requisite sire, form nnd action
for hrsclass "a-work horses aud VIII compare ayor-
inot ot these horses 7 OSBORNE
my2f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Couri
In lor Belmont county the undersigned was appointed
and qualified administrator oil the estate oil george px
on deceased, late OF Belmont county, Ohio.
those indebted said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment and those having claims against sa!d
estate are notified present them Tor settlement whu
o"e 49, ' A. E. WELLS,
Inn. "a 1ssi Administrator.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
The Oldest .
COMPANY
IN THE UNION


u FAD the following from The Insurance MosI,9f snd
IL Wall Street Review, for - Ft, ! -uG
we pint the one hundredl sem.snauai statement Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Ias OLD HAEr-
FORD. II Is iamliarly called incorporated in 1910
with perpetual charter II has done succsssh gcno-
raj Fire Insurance buzness for hof century ls seek
j. quoted higher than that OF any American company
Within the mon II has sold OF 52.5 and ts price is free
" offered without ay sales Of any amount Its SEMI
annual dividends have become jcr hzcd facts"
For detailed statement OF tie dilOn oi tho aloYs
company. see small cards auc crcuiars.
assurances may be effected wiih this old nHd substan-
iial company very reasonable terms.
Dwellings insured Tor oi years NJ qef lo's faies
J-For policies apply 10 HENRY TOPPi.y Agent
hi the Belmont Branch Bank BRIDGEPORT 81 tie second
door East Of the Court House -. ciiursvle
HENRY TOPPING Agent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

sTThe County Jail is withouta prisoner /;
something very strange in Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
9}tarried.

ROMANS-bURDErr Rock iiili June 10. le0
by VIM b Kirk, Esq, Mr. John Romnns and Miss Elm
beth iiurlett, all OF Belmont county, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
woods
IMPROVED MOWER!

THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS Of this
l. Machine the last Harvest induces 10 oIer il ibis
year with su more confidence IN its superiority over al
others as the certificates and assancrs Of the housand.
who have used them fully attest.
While 1t IL light tweighng only 5lf bs II s strong and
durable ForHghtness Of drai ncutness Of cut aud con
yoience in every way. stands before the public unr
vailed Its arrangement for moving from place Is not ex
celled BY any und our certificates amply show that il
works well under NIL circumstances.
We iurnish extras than gyen with auy other
machine consisting Of three whole knives four sections
four guards pinOn oil wrench &C. and give l
assurance Of its strength durability and perfect working
This machine TOOK the fret premium atthe United States
Agricultural Fair, ut Cincinnati last September and there
were whole acres Of machines exhibited Of thai Fair In
France. last season. took the grand gold medal OF honor
as The best MOVING Machine, either naive or foreign
Dlso the gold medal and 900 Francs the best foreign
machine, aud special gold medal ui the great French
nntionalt trial at Vncennes Paris in June 1sO tie
first pnze Of flOO by the Yorkshire Agricultural society,"
IN August 90 the grand gold medal ut Gastroyv Meek
mian St the New Jersey STATE Fair Septeu ar co he
aud diploma at the Iowa State Tair
IFo further particulars tier the public 10 our
circulars and pamphlets.
Apply TO the subscriber a Morisown where chimes
and agricultural implements kept constantly on hand
IL AL orders promptly attended TO.
r. s. CLARK
Agent for Belmont County.
II-I will have Mnchine on exhibition OF " Glars
vile during the June Tenn Of Cogr. wHEELiNe MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR rnagDGw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
Sherif's Sale.

Isaac G. Amber DY viriure ~ n vcndi 10 d.
w. ID fected from the court Of com
John Cochran. mon pleas Of Belmont county Ohio,
will offer for ssle ht the residence Of the defendant
John Cochrnn IN Mead Tn on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
Winchester's Genulne Preparation"
Is THE ONLY HELLAuLE

Form OF pr. churchili's nrnsiy. fs'pde frrr, tho
oriclnal rormulLl Ihonrtta Il the t!ierhes. siifs
is Two-Foip and specific is,s tr5 the III rirlo Na1ta
orsTTrTEs SEnvors roRcE, srd q AFe lhe Ynf
owEGFUL GENERATING .AdfSS.1 KN ~ lt.o ctrt
uI-,n the tabercular conditlos i Isi III ALL iJr
GENERAL SYMPTOMS rIsAPTEsEfve w..h J lluiIr vurH
s REAIIy NJ RvLlora They Tii-e tho CO ,b, fisihiA
oxpocCration, fmrrorc tho apv.'tr, aFfs. e1a.rlna
the ni3ht tpod,s, ehils and f,lrr tss tic e4wsaa
renlilI. and 4 IlrIrt n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

EFFEcr OF TIE REMIpY.

"Hs on the earliest appearance Of thsAo stErs sS
Consumption, tho pationt tlkes dafy abent ter
rra.na or the uyropEosrzIr1r.h he Will asasiiy
800 them all disappear in q Ter cd ssiyrs fna
icw weeks 10 q few months nEd ty sGEibuiSE thn
nal uAo or tho Eeae;y, II VIII fr.rD
IrY rr,yD nrlssEIr IN TIIl IsJo-Ir-.lP er
SUCH HEALTH AS us. =1uAss. sIAo SEyrr
ESowS IN MS LIFE BFPorE..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
from the Ohio S.u;c fournail
A CaTd--IIariford Fire Insurance Co.

The Neil House. destroyed BY FIRE the Gi inst was
insured for I've thousand doaf- IN te Hartford Fire In
surauee Company, Of Hartford Conn. I have received
from d. Alexander Esq. General Agent for said conpg.
N.Y. sight draft for the full Of my claim and .cks
great pleasure In making known te public the liberal-
y and promptness with which tie lors has been ADJUSTED
0nd peid. fe2lly Il. L. NEIL, Trustee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
DO YOU KNOW TIP

CONSUMPTION IS TIE MOST FATAI. scorTGE eS
,rA.;EIND IL has been truly regarded as AZ rS6rRA'
p.E MAIanr-tcw ever surviving its attack On; s<ts
OF ths Vh7e human rro.," says pr. CnrneIrii - ela
IATIoN Of most civilized comnu-i 5 lIIIsH ~ itis
ITSFA!E.n What sad cciEne.itry q Tie teesisd
efficacy Of tho Healing Art
I-lncrial Academy OF Medicine, Of is, Las proved sa
iaa4,i ]. bon 10 tho wcrld ny tAa ,so CT this asv
aad po.aerl remedial G9es!, known TO Chcrlis'ryrs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

r7y- no rot COZ found thFs nif wa iLD fof77fi
"(hemicnl Food = lnd D.. ili!--y ayoi- slf Jar'-
tnrs ontar ing itn viii, q ~. C.s = sst es..sr
oil which has No crRlIi i1'i Iosss'N 81 .,S. O.
soii by tho most rcsrvot.t c Ir' stEi$tss mthat
the u iitsd states ard r.ig oy'-tf'sg y -, .
AMI Retail at dc ,9e'sD e.si.l1. "a 9 fsHf.ty
J. wINcELsTIn. q NAa Elsa :, y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20

aay-Teachers' Examination at the usual
place on Saturday, June 20. .I .....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
ArAIR TplAL rs a rig1AIN sl.nEI

HS- BENA ALL OF boSNs ~ "'t's ,ff''f - - !.
ChGluhs, md all other SNla- = ~ a. = - rso
sgrsress OF their mrass. N i- iEishn
rATAL RE'uLr Writo to In iur ti.,ttl-.Rs AID iof
Dr.. ChuIohiirs Treat,ro c. cecsamrttol,
wlirh contain the onig oulhr II ;1c1'n II rrraEI
70 It's INV Ts3:.-y--M.Ar i.at f..@ 9 III tS.Ns.
p-rca, In 2 and lo-oz. Lau &C. z nc (; oceh.-
Thee large, or si< sn,ali for-s, = -, - 'a-sf'
en- 10th the Label aEi Gus IL Ns-'.-rT,
no OrJlr.i II CT ~. 3. itfH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
THE HYPOPEOsPNlTEs,

BTE III t1rFSTEsS<SFt4 t4t &St
"The CURE OF CONSUMPTION, nvan In tho
Second and Third Stages ta; peTio', thsrenSrs.
when thero be no doubt &c to ths nn;Ese 81
the Di.ease) Ia the RULE, while DEATH Is 4 ne
EXCEPTION. "I IcSOIT," Fnss pr. cv
"thnt thoy Will prove not only 6CI.E = I.E,4'
EDY In CONSUMPTION cu;nino 81 IN fsters
mittent Fever, but also ns eEsetrGl n i'lIsLN-
vATIvE rs Vaccination In an,all reK." .HD
Let no sunsrcr who values haalth and s,, es'sy az
hour TO try this remedy. ReulcrlRtr that lre'etsa
IA better than cure" Beware oi AIfcoceti N ez "a
soothing assurance OF friends that & eE'y 9 lGe
colI!n Fatal error to myriais who now III p c1ratiTc
graves Give, cntrcat you, prompt attention to tao
EARLIEST stQRa OF coEeuEPTtoE,
"hSp TnEsE SIGNS SHALL follow fH4,L r. Maria
Tho srrlte. eymptom OF tubercuar Gis7asa Is T1,o.
II rces the and 1t IS earlier, in point OF Tins,
than tho HECTIC. IL Is rst naarcstoI II tae flfs ci
Lanb Tue muscular tissues w,lsta hence pLniIy :
thoro IL of something VI l17 that iIs
VEAL POWERS ARE rIAcSsG- 4Ge icd'.e ol Inc I'VE
machine Is more active than It's J1ir -LF. foiiots
iIf ,vihotnny aprarcn, cGas,, under the lenerfe
Of cntees which iaduCe and IAt 81 u sEeh
as rant rri ogeruor., erces pre- fi5ney, f lstJ,
unri1J rd IL dTolsth, tli9 telo17 jan dtsd6s
a porson begins to-ioso hs losh, streAgll oonr, Or
nppotte; II ho suffers fron Sa0rateSs of lroe4A, os
siepls=ness, and sxpsTisuees a Eenef4 e!.gtf kp-
sar aid dTrs. ston, TEIIE Is REASON 10 tk-ls Q-ss
Ia {. alrrady yrei posed 10 tia eorfai IL TO tn 80
symptoms DO added eoush, however ht, p.rtsaariy
II it has como on slowly, or duTirg To t.n soasea,
Tffc PROBABILITY Is GEEAILR iIilL h-Chureka.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-20
House-Spouting & Cutters
MADE 10 der Of the b,si material, at
lN HARRIS TIN SHOP.

e.. .sar1.a7r s7 sv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

Inc WORD Minnie Is hot pronounced Ginny
but Mih-nea y. Ine accent over the nu..i
AeLier makes he word On5 Ol Three s.lIaotes
The rife SO nained, was inyen ted by .l MIA.
me, W 10 on teTed LIE French army as q url.
FaSe, aliu rose 10 lie rank Colonel.
ne "i.c has oursteo The lottery company
OF Inc Stats Of Delaware, ~ having beeu una
Ole 10 meet ICE seiuI- anuuai ayIuent to tLe
State oI DIS 900 by which deilnq uency is uI..r.
Ter Is to- irI.eu.
ihs Philadelphia Ledger writes that Co..
<! ~, .,-te.J aiIeaLeu IN C.uul4l4ajl, ousnG 10
10 Z. Gated as u spy, which means that Ii.
ongnt 10 sdner deS-Gn.
l. IS sd led hat Colonel EgJer. J ones IL
L. "a -hi-D~+ill1s it7s4luoIt, u.ed ga liz
ms, Oh wounds Ioce.yed III 9ne pattlo UI bt.-
nassas.
Ihs residence OF udge q W. Stone. nea:
Montgomery, ala. Was destroyed by nre o1
f:tday last. Loss $4,000 TO 81 900.
TIE Charleston Courier announces that all
enleTprising citizen hAs Determined - ,4L0er-
take The manufacture OF SAT- near that Guy
Thomas Hirdeman, 81 tor many yeacs 1.
prominent MERCHANT CT 4uacon, Ga, uIe,. On
The nth inst.
1t IS said that the Hon. Lewis Cass viii
publish history OF the events Wnith, -. his
view, led 10 the present war.
High private ex GOV. VIM. Aiken. OF ;. O.,
has reported himself for active duly III the
Calhoun Guards.
]Aii'Hs t4osS "uo leii III me memorable
batte OF the 2lst, near MANASSAS, was the
Rev. I. W. How ard, OF hieri Eether, Ga.
MI Clark II. CONS sock, an aged teacher,
died suddenly il WilnansoI coua Y, Zen
uesc97, last week.
Moses White, mail carrier between Farm
Vile and Gainesville, Virginia, was IoUao
dead IL his buggy few days ago.
Peaches are selling in Montgomery, Ala, at
sixty cents a bushsl.
Charles Pearce, al old merchant of b u
tiIlOre, is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

UGAIH eg ~ AEAY OEfICBR.-We ST ncerely
-es!. - learn tina; Capt ain JAMES Il. ). ALB1-
l,.gI, Of the C0nfeds rate Army, died on
T-ss1sy last. =; Allegheny Springs. He was
tas eid-s, SOL OF James Alexander, Esq =, edi
~ # ~ Uharlo,tes willie Jeffersonian. AT
.ae mt Virginia seeded from the old Union,
- vas serving as Lieutenant III the
rl..st STATES army, then statioIed in Ore
a. hu,, on hearing the approach ct
la,lles between the two sec lions. lN
xast ms commission, ana has ten I'd home
&c sttsI his services to his native State -
a,e.yius an appointment as Capital III the
PROVISIONAL Army OF Virginia, he WAS Or
.r-i 70 Laurel I'm, where, under his old
.-m.lder, General Garnett, he pc formed
l4.a hard service. His exposure at .he time
q, lie 1ecrenE 10 Monterey brought on dis
.,.e. which terminated in death. Captain
Alexander was ii brave and gallant young
.4l.-l, ani HIS loss Will be deplored. by the
g1lgy whose cause he loved, Will 10 his
.su.ly and friends there can be no greater
bait tn1; the reflection that ii was 4 behalf
O. ;aa. ,ouutry's welfare that he lost his
liz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

togsxEssShE ELT.-Ihe telegraph informs
us hat Congressman Ely has sent Il letter to
2lIs.s master. Abraham Lincoln in which
rs Ulders TODD he decidedly favor. the recog-
lugu OF the Contederacy. in so fa + as an ex-
-lsLEs OF prisoners is concerned. II this ia
%at, il proves that Mr.. Ely is looking after
Ia PERSONAL safety. he might as well s.dvo-
,s's . full recognition TT once, and them, il
aseYer IlsEsges TO get free pass from liar
woods factory to Rochester, he would, il con
sa,sEt, sLdeavor to atone for his past politl-
81 als Uy pointing out to the BIac Repub-
leans The error OF their ways. But we have
Ike faith IN the integrity of any OF Lincoln 5
'onsrssameu, and if the Honorabis Dir. Ely
'louid prove an exception to Il ) class, it
"54d he truly astonishing. Ne yertheless,
~ would 10, have t supposed the We desire
10 discourage has efforts in bei.aif OF g recos-
l-Aol OF Cur national rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

Be Az APPEAL TO The LADIES o Richmond
N BEHALF OF TIE FIRST KBGINRST.-As - Inter
Is approaching, and cur armies likely 10 be
Exp lS4d to inc EN- enciea of winter cau2nAixn !
would respectfully suggest the wisdom Of timely
pcspa ration IF suitable clothing. In adult 70
g suit Of clothes and shoes which the city has
kindly promised, propose that the ladies nisr-
take 10 provide each soldier in the Regim 1T
two pair Of socks by the LIST of october Noes
WORDSWORTH, TURNER & Co, have kindly con
scented to receive .nd forward to the Re,Iru-n'
the work az soon as it is delivered. We ~
the usual generous apd petr' otto response -
characterized the ladies Of Richmond since the
cOmmen Mt Of our trouales al l3-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

GREAT ESroRTIoN tAaE.-Tee Memphis pa
pers Just low are redo,aat ,sits the ,,-rts,rne
OF rlch case or al attempt 70 tx art moe,
oy e4tortion. Tie piaInuf is cre y,
Gilbert, Il man OF rloKey, who loans his me. -
i"t III terest. The eiendhnts are .sirs. f.lieI
SnaW, wife of Captain \. - Shaw anita.
Martin, VINO II app5ats was once; 3 IN her
OIL OF late has oeea CHIEFLY occupied - a..
chapeTon OF Mrs. SHAY, Is; husband bsi.a Al
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