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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

i Mobp4Y EVENING, Nor. 4.
M BEN ESsfs eEsss il f Fire Fiss.
i shsf %o f. St 81 z S}ta
JOE EATON, MY FRIEND. It,
KINGS NATIONAL CIRCUS
Metropolitan Arena
WILL OPEN
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. eth.
for the Regular Season. in tho Pavilion on street,
site OF the Old National Thester.
The Manager. Mr. TOM KING. respectfully an
tropols that he has secured for the
OPENING NIGHT AND CARMINE WEEK
tas s.d 9. an and
arena and gymnesl8:
Mr.. JAMES MELVILLE,
THE INTREPID HoRsBMAN,
gho, gpon his ds5st At the Broadway Theater,
the columns Of the Press to TEEN with euloEistio
FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN RIDER.
Mr. Nj. will, on the oocaslon Of his initial Entree
in Washington, introduce his two pupils,
MASTERS WILLIE AND FERNANDEZ.
MADAME CAMILLE,
the Gay and Dsshing Esuestrienne,
MAD'LLE MARIE,
the Fascinating and Picturesque
MAD'LLE VIRGINIA,
the Embodiment of Grace and Chsstensss, and
LA PETITE ELOIsE, the Child Rider,
are incorporated in the list Of Female Attractions
thus give
TONE, STYLE AND EFFECTIVE CHARAcrrR
to the entire Entertainments.
PHILO NATHANs,
the Bareback and somerssult Rider, has been
FERDINAND ToURNAIRE.
the astonishing PIrouetts Performer, together With
WIN. KINCADE,
the famous Master Of the Art of SomersettIns.
Special arrsng en- ents have also been made with
MAST. GEO. DARIUS, YcLEPr THE MAN MONKEY
In the School Of Athletics will be found
MESsRS. PENNEY AND JONES.
whIlom Of DAN RIcE's GREAT Snow, where, in
all the principal cities Of the South and West they
La Eehsls Psrilloxss, Ttapass F7yiss Bar, &c. &c.
THOMAS KING,
will appear and pr'''oG. he two pr0disis'' the
DAN GARDINER,
the Peoples Glovp will reign IN the department Of
Dividing some :1 ssa s:s e with tn.
The fo ffEIiRG GffsERIt DAN.
FRANK WHITAKER,
rector.
J.. SPEosP :, s 81 M1. s.sD'
has been specislly for this Entabllshmsnt.
THE HORSES ARE FRESH, IMPORTED
IND FLOODED.
THE DRESSES, CosTuMKs, PARAPHERNALIA AND
PRoPBRTIBs
are new and beautiful, being manufactured during
the past months In New York and Philade phis
BY the best artihoers and designers.
The Pavilion 10 of approved construction. and
wlI be Illuminated with gas supplied from the Dis
trlct Gas Works.
PRICES OF ApMIssIoy
press Sltcle. 100000. ..----- 81 cents,
Soc,ot boASs - ----- 70 oeuts.
Separate seats for or iorsd persons. Is osnts.
f.s. There will he no half price tickets sold for
any but Dress Circle Places
M TI N & ES
AT OCLocI
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFT'Ns.
Tickets for sale at all the leading Hotels.
Doors oven a. O'Clock. Performances will oom-
mence at O'Clock, and terminate at . seasonable
hour. Omnibuses will be at the doors Of exit to
take visitors to all parts of the CITY and adjoining
districts.
Sole I.esses and Manager in Chief. .TBcMAs KING
Asso"iate Manager. ScoTT
Treasurer .6EQ. W HITNEY
BUSINESS Agent ..-.-......-..,DR X 4. JONES
Due notice will be given of the appearance ofs
NUMBER OF STARS,
with whom engag ements are now pending.
mol -3t
EXHIBITION AND ASSEMBLY, at Odd Fell
~ Ows' H4 /, east Eighth st., Navy yard, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

ID To our Baltimore readers we would saw
nat the nrst and second edition Of the Star can
BE had In Baltimore Of f. F. Razelton, agent,
No. "A West Baltimore street, near Gay-the nrst
edition at half past foas and the second at eight
O'clock, on the arrival of the trains from Wash
'ngton, giving all the latest news from the seat Of
war up 10 the time of going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

ouR FRlxsp- OF the various military camps and
positions win confer favor by Keeping rs posted
% 10 movements and Affairs In their vicinfties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

NE>G0MPANY "a" U. >. ENGINEERS
will be- enlisted g gu this Company 10 the may
aaa n .tse os 400 ,n men Iniaire a. No.
besides food and clothing. an IL N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

ISPoCiSL correspondence Of The Staf.
SeAefsId's Expsditio. TO Fysdyiekto,,a oppo..J
~ Ffnost-Oss Of fAs Men Isportasf Vac
serts Of rae CamPaign-Flsmoaf CLAIMS it,
way "a. 10. Lssts Papers do not expose Ere
ST LOWS, Oct 81, 1851 -Edifey Of Ersni,s
STAY; in my letter OF Yesterday L glanced al
GENERAL Ffen,onps military mistz ken, and eans'
cfsily referred to his recent advance on spfin =
1sld with large army, when the main BODY o.
t6s rebels was known 70 be more than sixty. I've
miles from that place q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04
1Hs BODY OF COL. BAKER.

Inc body OF Col. Baker will be removed hence
On Inunday morning, arriving at Philadelphia
9nv In the afternoon, where IL will be received
~ the military authorities and escorted to indie
gendsnce Hall, and will lie In state during next
GAY. On sunday Il win be exposed to public
nev In us City Hall, New York, and Monday
VII DC placed In q. steamer for California. In
charge Of Charles 9. Drew, Of Oregon. 81 e
flanagan, Of san Francisco, T. M. Barnum, of
oregon, and w. A. wallsce, Of Washington
m a New York. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

n e A T E. R.
Mr.. BEN ROGERS in Three Pisces.
GRIsT no The MILL,
The POST OF HONOR,
,op snS p,,p,o a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

BLuYF.
On Friday General Stone sent flag of truce In
Gen Evans at Leesburg, TO know what DISPOSE
uon had been made Of the Federal prisoners
nfen a. Balls Blu6, and those left dead on the
held The latter replied that the prisoners.xver
quartered In the tobacco warehouse at Rich Ind
snd tee dead were properly inferred. That he
would Immediately communicate with the Con-
prisoners. vi
Lleut Col. Wistar Ii fast recovering from his
wounds Capt. Mallory, Of the California regi
ment, Lies In very precarious condition at farm
house, near Poolesville. Alexander H. McCleerv.
fnf number years connected with the Philad Il,
phia press, was taken prisoner
ABOUT one hundred Of the wounded sti m remsi n
~ Rockville. All doinp well
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

neA-BLooD FooD. Attention is called to
most remarkable and scientific preparation
advertised in another column. 1t is an en-
tirely new discovery, and must not be con-
founded with any Of the numerous patent
medicines of the day 1t is certain rem
edy for all the diseases specified, and espec-
tally those of chronic nature-oflo long stand
ing-of weeks, months, and years. Suffer
ers, try it, si' ANt
Messrs CHURCH dupont, ofNew York,
are the sole agents for it, and also proprie-
tors of the world-renowned Dr. EAToN's IN
FANTILE CORDIAL, an article which every
Mother should have in her medicine closet
in case of need; aud 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 all
cases of infantile complaints. -[Ohio State
journal, Columbus ll.N.
n1-See advertisement For sale by I. II.
Patterson, Agent, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
marl4ly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

D~We learn from the Marietta Intelli.
sencer that the 18th and 9th Ohio regiments
we're Joined at that place by the 9th Ohio
(German) regiment, and the Coldwater
Light Artillery, of Michigan. The Intel
igencer says the 9th:
Il is regarded as the crack regiment of
Ohio, and has obtained high reputation for
the efficiency and thoroughness Of its drill.
All the regimental officers, except the
Colonel, are Germans, and many Of them
are veteran soldiers. Major Willick, We are
informed, has seen no less than twenty years
service on the continent. The Lieut.. Col
also has served with distinction in the recent
wars Of Europe. About one soldier in ten
of the entire regiment has snuffed powder
on the battlefield number fought in the
Crimean war, and several fought in the
Italian campaign. Quite number are
refugees from the Southern States, driven
out for loving their country too we'll.
They are splendid looking soldiers, and q.
eager to sustain the Government and il.
ilag as if they were the descendants Of thu
heroes of the Revolution. e,s.
1@ With the Coldwater Artillery corps Is I
private, G. H. O'Rearden, who was one Of
the Six Hundred that made the celebrated
/ "Charge Of the Light Brigade" at thu
battle of Balaklava--immortalized in sonl
BY Tennyson-
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

Strong Rebel Force Near PhiHippi-R5r-
terfelTs Troops at HuttoariUe-Ski-
nlshin9 Continues 4HOrenents ofthe Re
GcLs Whereabouts Of Ohio and Indiana
Regtneots- Generals Sckleich and Rose,,-
Grams EcpcctedM Grutton-Fetle,ulP Pick
cts Attaca'ed at G,ufton-Hah CompH-
ment to the German DISPOSE
tion Of Prisoners GueriNas to be Shot.
Especial Disrac. 10 the Cincinnati CiaAettel
GRAFTON, June "a.
1t is considered certain now that full 5000
rebels are in camp, thirteen miles beyond
Phillippi. This force is known to include
at least one Georgia and one Tennessee regi-
ment. All are said to be uniformed and well
armed.
Porterield's troops and others, amount.
ing to 5000 or more, are kept back ut Hut
tonville.
Skirmishing continues between the pick
cts.
Skillful generalship OIL the part of the
rebels would dictate an attack tonight on
Phillippi.
1t was reported that the rebels have ad.
vanced within four miles of our lines at
Phillippi, but the report is not credited. A
later rumor says they were retreating.
1uG DiAlh 4uuldud anu OUlU
Regiments are concentrating at Philippi.
Generals Schleich and Rosencrans are ex-
pected here soon.
A small force of rebel cavalry attacked the
pickets here last night, and were promptly
repulsed. Blood was found this morning,
and, therefore, it is supposed some Of thepl
were wounded.
Col. McCook' German regiment have the
honor Of constituting Gen. McClellan's per.
sonal command.
A small force of Secessionists threaten ar
attack upon our troops at Pennington to
night. They will find our boys ready with
re endorsements. .-.r...-.,
1t is rumored that all the Secession force
left R0mney excepting one hundred cavalry
A little rebel camp has been discovered u
Horse Shoe Run. twenty miles from Rowles
burg.
Colonels Key and Dunn, detailed to ex
anime prisoners, decided that they will hole
traitors, with the intention of turning then
over to the civil authorities for trial for trea
son, except in the case Of fguerrillas, who vii
be shot. The late proclamation meant t,
cover that case, and put an end to this busi
ness of numbering sentries and scouts. rl
Until the Government decides otherwise
prisoners must be tried for treason by Cvi
Courts
Many prisoners to-day were found onl
guilty OF secession sentiments, without proc
of anything else. About twenty were dis
charged. Most of them voluntarily tool
the oath Of allegiance.
Major Wolcott, and Captain Hull an
Champion, and General Hills staff arrive
to-day.
The Eight and Tenth Indiana Regiment
are at Clarksburg. i,0 VI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

THE Wheeling convention has organized
Provisional Government for the State ol
Virginia Francis II. Pierpont, ofFairmont,
has been elected Governor; Danl. Polslcy,
of Mason county, Lieut.. Governor; Jas. s.
Wheat of Ohio county, Attorncy-General
and Messrs. Lamb, Harrison. Van Meikle,
I.azair and Paxton members of Council. -
All these gentlemen have been duly installed
in office.
Gov. Pierpont has issued his proclamation
convening the Legislature at the city oI
Wheeling, Monday, July |.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
An ORDEEAEGE

Ihhied an of1iance TeyBlatlg the weighing Of Coal IN
the incorporate Village VI Far1esyilIe.
Section f. il onlsined by the Msyor Recorder md
Trustees OF hen corrorste village OF Bhracsve at each
and every person ssiry and delivering coo within tie
corporation Of BaresYe shall be required ~ have each
de'e,y loae weighed before delivering the same
Sec 2 lhat he Dr they shall obtain Of The weigh
Ter certificate OF the number Of pounds Jushc- each
oef eofiHns which certificate shall Ue cOsiJt rcd a. fu
evidence Of snid quantity in said load or loads.
Sec. That brshel Of coal shall be est.usied 10
weSh eiTy pounds, aud that Tire wei rh shall have
iof slate or ia being he in bis judgement believe.
ought 10 be made for the slate between ha er
aud seller.
Sec 4 Tis;t the weigh master shall be elected by III.
may OF and irstecs 70 serve Or yesr cymecing on
the first phi of each ycur
See. s. Tint the weigh master shall be entitled Z, re-
ceVe sshis fee FIVE cent. for tie weighing oi eac too
horse load OF Goa ad eIsh for al loads drawn Ly
more thnntsyO horses oxen.
Sec. .. That each and every rerso1 persons falling
10 comply with See J. olthis ordinance sial' he hre rot
exceeding Fly for the fret rc aud one dolor for
every succeeding offence a the discretion OF the mayor
Sec. Z. That the weigh shall bind him 10 keen
and furnish the weighing scales in good order ~ giving
bond with one or more security approved by ms y0- aud
trustees III the sum Oi one hundred dO.ars Jr tie faithful
discharge Of his duties
Sec :. Thstihe weigh master shall keep oorrec, DC.
count Of all coal by him weighed by whom hauled and
10 whom the same is rcfo1ed be io with day and Dat;
IN book Kept for thai purpose, and the said weigh muster
shnllbe sworn within ten days ner, election di.chaqe
the duties as prescribed in tle said ordnance eithay
aud impaually.
Sec. o. That this ordinance shall take effect from aud
nfter the fr day Of July sGl. all ordinances conflicting
with the within ordinance be and hereby repealed
JrSE 5, ls0l.
y. CRiswEIL, Mayor
JAMEs THOMSON, Recorder, jeiJit
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BELMONT, June "a, 1861

DELhONl, Junc II, lool'
EDITOR CHRONICLE: There will be q
celebration of the 4th of July in beauti-
ful grove, about mile North of Belmont.
1t has been decided to have what is gener-
ally known as basket Pic Mic, Or Celebra-
ton. Therefore, it is necessary that all
should prepare themselves accordingly
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. 5. Seig-
fried and Others. The reading Of the he Desla- Dec g
mont Brass Band and the singing of
national and patriotic airs, will be among
the exercises of the day. All are respect
fully invited to attend who are in favor of
maintaining the Union, Now and forever,
one and inseparable." Exercises to com
mence at 10 clock, A. NJ.
/. G. TUTTLE,
Chairman of Committee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Sound of Balls,

An Albany Zouave who was in the Bethel
affair, says:
The enemy soon found out where we were
and began to throw their fire in the wood
but, fortunately for us, they aimed little
too high. Every instant we could hear the
balls whzzing through the air and crashing
among the trees. We could tell each kind
Of ball or bullet by the sound it made in
passing through the air. There was one
rifed cannon, the balls from which rushed
along with shrill, angry shrek, as it may
be called, like the sound of steam whistle !;
the big balls aud shells went humming
along, and there was also the hiss of grape
shot and rife and musket balls. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
THE death of Count Cavour has awak,

THE death of Count Cavour has awaken
ed profound regret, not only in Italy, but
throughout Europe. At Turin all the shops
were closed, and mourning generally worn
by the people. The king visited the dying
statesman few hours before he breathed
his last. The Counts last moments were
perfectly peaceful, and he expressed his pro-
found faith in the glorious destinies of Italy.
Baron Ricasoli, and Signor Rutazzi, both
men Of ability and Of liberal principles, are
spoken of as his successors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

s@-YoUR COUNTRY CALLs!-VoLuN,
rEERs WANTED TO PRESERVE THE UNION
Capt. Patterson scompany, ofBarnesville
having been accepted by the State authori
ties, will march as soon as the full compile
ment of men are obtained. All persons dc
sirous of taking part in the war for tho
Union can now have an opportunity Of going
into active service. Apply to
CAPT. f. r. PATTERSON
q Barnesville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

s9~Nelson briggs, well known to the
citizens of this county, is again arrested at
St. Louis for dealing in counterfeit money.
About s2OO,OOO of counterfeit money and
ten neatly engraved plates were secured by
the officers. Two plates we're ones, State
Bank of Ohio, and one plate 6ves, N. w.
Bank of Virginia, briggs was formerly a
merchant at Freeport, Harrison county
He has been once in the Illinois Penitentiary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

A@DEATH OF RICHARD B. RYAN
On Monday evening dispatch was received
by his family announcing the death of Rich
ard B. Ryan, at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. -
Mr.. Ryan was one Of our best citizens.
The Masonic fraternity, Of which Mr. r.
was an honored member, Immediately tele-
graphed back to their brethren in Arkansas
to procure metallic coffin, and, ifpossible,
send his remains home, in charge of mes.
senger. They have yet received no answer
to their dispatch. His remains will proba
bly, reach here on Friday or Saturday. He
will be buried with Masonic honors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

Hey-We are requested to state that u
number Of boxes containing clothing, carpet
sacks, &C., have been sent home to their
friends by the members of Company X, 18th
Regiment, and that the boxes are at the
Court House The Sheriff or Deputy will
take pleasure in assisting persons to whom
these goods may be sent in recovering them.
We presume they are properly marked
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

r@-Thore were 65l sheep killed by dogs
in Belmont county during the past year,
valued at sl475, and S49 injured to the
amount of $40. Making loss Of Sl,Sl5,
to sheep raisers-an amount equal to the
entire tax paid on all the capital invested in
sheep in the county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
James r. Hunt
vs..

jesse White, ct al.
DY virtue of mandate to me directed fran
- the court Of common pleas of Bem. ut Co ,
Ohio,l will offer Tor sale at the front door OF ths
court house in ST. Clairsville, on
Tuesday, August 6, 1861,
between the hours of 10 81 and NJ of said lay
the iollowing real estate, described as blows. 70
wit: Beginning Tor the same 43 60. 100 perches
thence north TO station t2) RI 30 90 perches;
thence north Is l0.2 west 80 20.lO8 perches 10
station 3; thence south 30i ives: 32 2O.l00
perches TO station in the centre of the road;
thence south 35i . east Is rs. 100 p.rches to the
place of beginning. containing two ~ acres with
the appurten,nces thereunto belonging.
Appraised at the sum of SO 900
Terms of sale cash. p. LOCHARY,
$500 Special Nastrt
Sheriff''s Office. St CIuirsville June 81 1851
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Belmont County, OhiO.---PrO-
bate Court.

TO SELL LAND.
%"% iyh Philip. Ad%a NE sSe'f .s "sIsd Ms de-
w. Henry, is hereby nothed
Elizabeth Mclieur Iousa that on the 2tldsy Of June
Mcilenry, ci al. SIsGl. said administrator
fled his petition the Probate CoAr Of Belmont county
Ohio the ojrct aud pray Of which petition v 10 obtain
order the ~ day Of July l5ii, for e assignmrn
Of the dover of Elizabeth Meiienry the widow Of said
John s. Mciienry deceased, in aud for the sale Of the
following described real estate, Of which said deceden
died seized Lot. G2 nnd % in Jacobsburgh ln said
county of BeInonL wM PHILLIPS,
Admir- OF John =. hicIIerry, decd
June n io6f---fw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

ns0-TnE FOURTH AT FLUsHlNo.-The
patriotic and wdc-awake people of Flush
ing will celebrate the glorious Fourth in
grand style. They promise those who at
tend good speeches, the parade ofa military
company, good music. and popular patriotic
songs. An invitation is extended to ''all
the world and the rest of mankind" "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
neA-Tnr Gazette wants to know wheth.

HEsIHE UuzettB WuHVs % kHUW WHo1H
er the CHRONICLE with Hollis letter and
Douglas speech that were sent to Democrats
in the county last week have made any Re-
publicans They have made several new sub
scribers to the CHRONICLE, and made gov
emment supporters out Of many, who have
been miscad by the Gazette, with the be-
lief that the Democratic party were opposed
to the war. We expect to see the fruit Of
them, like bread cast upon the waters, gath
ere after many DAYS"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

r6rWill the Gazette man please inform
its readers how many names there was on
the peace petition returned to him from
Bridgeport, and the endorsement the Doctor
wrote omit before returning it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

A LONDON letter in the New York Times
states. ION good authority" that TWO of
Mr.. Rnssell's first letters from the South
were suppressed by the London Times, be-
cause they were too much in favor of tho
North. 1t can hardly be supposed that even
the Times will find fault with some Of the
later ones on this score. ,li. ..Fu.s
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aeaths.
hO

McKEE-On the 2it inst atthe :sdence OF her father
10 Coleran Township OF Consumption Sabna Jane Nc
Ker, aged ID years, months aud 27 days. d.
We sorrow for her departure as one dearly cherished.
May the turi rest lightly oil her form. Few show
clearer proof when the Great Reader shall TO revise
the pages Of all lives Than hus been LEFT By this ami
bic young woman.
NICHOLSON the a2d inst, ut the residence of j. c
Nichols in St. Clarsvie, John H., sou OF Samuel and
Mary Nichols, aged ~ months 10 DAYS,
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To Hon. JOHN w. OKEY, Judge of
the Eighth Judicial District.

WE, the undersigned, members oft Bar
Of the I'd ub-division of said District, salts
fed with the ability and integrity with which
you have discharged the duties OF your Of
flee, and believing the interest of the pro-
tession, and Of all persons having business
in the Court of Common Pleas, in this sub
division, will be better secured by such an
event, we respectfully join in soliciting you,
without distinction Of party, to be candi
date for reelection.
Nav 1lst lS5I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

AHaFLAG PRESENTATION. The ladies OF
Glencoe and vicinity will present a flag to
the company of Reserve Militia at that
place, commanded by Capt f. NJ. Snively.
on Saturday next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai at the Probate Conf
IN tor belmont county the unaers med was appointed
and qualified administrator olhe estate oi George Dix
on, deceased late OF Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
imme daie payment nndusose having clnims against said
estate notified to Present them for settlement witt ~
A. E. WELLS,
jane 10, 1881 Administrator
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

.nS-SoHooL ExAMINATIoN.-There will
be an examination of the public schools of
this place, commencing on Monday and con-
cluding on Wednesday oinext week. Parents
and friends of education are requested to
aftnnd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

D@-PRopHEsY.- Hartford Conven.
tion called by Heaton & Co., at Belmont on
the 4th will have to pass a resolution to sup,
port the Government in the prosecution OF
the war, or the candidates nominated will
be "sent up" by at least "A thousand major,
ity against them