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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
C-INcrNHLrL Mnr %.

On Sunday night, Col. Kelley, in com,
mand Of the LIST Regiment Virginia Volun.
tcrs, stationed at Wheeling, received or.
dcrs to march. They left Wheeling at z
o'clock Monday morning, moving towards
Grafton.
AftSt their departure the 9th Ohio Reg.
imcnt, stationed at Bellair, under com
hand ofCOl. Irwin, Numbering 1000 strong.
crossed the river and followed Col. Kelly's
command.
The l4th Ohio Regiment, under com.
rnand Of Colonel Steedm an. crossed the
Ohio at Marietta about the same time, and
occupied Parkersbur Oh.
At midnight IN Monday the rebels evac.
uated Grafton in great haste. Col. Kelly
is probably in possession Of Grafton this
morning.
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wASHsSoroN, May %.

= a.v " 81 - N
The following from Fortress Monroe, dated
Monday evening, 9th, from the correspon.
dencc Of the Associated Press, soys a force
Of $500 men including q few regulars and
four pieces Of artillery formed 70 day an
~entrenchcd camp at Newport near the
mouth Of the James River, about len mica
from Fortress Monroe.
The rebel battery fred four shots az the
Empire City and Quaker City off Scwalrs
Point, and though over 8 miles defiant the
shot fell but little short, indicating that
the guns Of the rebel battery are Of the
heaviest caliber. Newport, Ike Sewall's
Point, is in plain sight from Fortress Mo-
roe.
The roadstead has it about three miles
wide. One object of the ehtrenchcd camp
is to command q sand Island which Is a.
bout midway between, and completely
| guards the entrance to James river. Gen,
Butler vas fearful that the rebels would
take possession Of the Island. sa en- b
Newport commands also, TO a great ex.
tent the peninsula between the James and
York rivers, A large force is to be as.
senblc there and 50 important a movement
is likely to meet opposition. ssf SO i
l. There was evidently great activity al
Sewall's Point last night. Hampton /,
nearly deserted. The bridge there wal
burned on Saturday. About 100 fugitive,
came in this morning; they wero provided
With rati ons and set TO work. gs.. So
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
War Items.

New name for the Infatuated Southern
Observation-Disclosures. '., RI
War Song for the Picket Guard--Hail
Columbiad 20 '.' ia
The Louisville Democrat says Gov. Ma!
Coffin feels himself in a tight place. Is it
anything new for his Excellency to feel
tight?
Age Of John Bell-70, in the shade.
John, can you tell me what two poets
the Sccessionists dislike most Just now ?"
.'Scott aud Hewitt. SIR" Moa5itser.)
Ordnance the Secessionists can't pass
that planted on Arlington Nights
The IN st fashionable cap for the times
the percussion-cap.
The New Orleans True Delta is not al
together pleased with JEFF. Davis manage.
ment Of affairs. We guess it will. like
JEFF. better after he gets tho hang Of til
IireSidency-when Gen. Scott ShotOs hin
the ropes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
Hon. David Tod.

.H.H".wY IL. M.ILI NH. 4tA a. s....Hr" -
The Cleveland Daily Herald, Of Wednes.
day gives q detuiled account of a visit of
Capt McIlrath's (ofa Clete!ahd) Zouavc
ra' Light Guard, ia solGs, az which place they
were sddsesbea by Mr.. Tod and Hon J. A.
Garfield. NJ. G. made a capital speech. as
he always does. Mr.. Tod said;
cg You may have thought you had impor-
tant. work in education. religion, ETC.. TO
do, but it was all insignificant beside the
work now on hand. Should the Stars and
Stripes now trail in the dust, you can no
longer say, we can govern ourselves. My
syalast child, my last dollar shall be spent,
t, before l will yield this point. 1t may cost
US all. but We shall be gamers if we main
tain our firm principles.
I am happy 10 say that Nth tic closest
Scraliny. and my almost 1O'Sh that my
predictions on Tie stump Should Be fulfH-
ed, 7 am frank to confess that + heartily
endorse and approve ece7y act cf' Lincpba
II since his 9qougugatiOn. Il l1ouid sngptr9
dim. as soon as / acoud Andresc ,Jackson.
I spent my time 10 dcfcdt Lincoiq; I
spe1t my money, ] nearly spent ny lJc to
cay Iteat him. BIT no sooner did + hear the
Ok mrs tToh SaAnter. that The flag Men up
held By Gincota, had fallen, haaJ thought
III was Tho most ardent supporter he had.
slssd A neighbOr Of mine. once County Com.
missioner, a business partner of mine, a
democrat, | heard was in doubt, about his
course. He came to my house, and before
l asked him to sit down, I asked him ifhc
doubted what to do in the crisis. He said
1.-The .~'d------d Republicans had got the
nj country into trouble and they might get it
out" Said l, Ego 'out!" He looked at me,
but did not move, and | said, ego out and
never darken my door agaiD!' And he
did 20 out, and will never return. 1t was
not bad in his blood, however, for two Of
his SOUS ara in the 10Th Regiment.
Promise these men that when they como
back, as from. the character of their Cap
attain McIlrath. / know they WILL covered
bt with honor. you will invite them her
szsagaIn. saayI 20 gs1s8 F.f ai.uyags1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
The Ohio Troops.

a Washington letter to the n. Y. Even.
ing Post says: sstW . s.'Isl' l7
Tho arrival of the Ohio regiment last
night created boisterous excitement in our
streets. The troops yet quartered on the
Avenue were in line to receive the new
comers, ind both sides of the avenue. for
a mile, were closely packed With citizens.
AS the column of Buckeyes poured up the
avenue they we're most enthusiastically
cheered. This is the first instalment Of
Ohio troops, and they look we'll. Their
dress is too heavy for a summer campaign,
but this defect can be retnedied. The
number of gray-haired men in the regi-
ment was especially noticed. The men
arc mostly Germans, and are able to en-
durc great fatigue and pfitatiOh They
will make the best soldiers in tho world.
More troops are expected to-day. but from
what State, and when,i unknown. The
government very wisely keeps its own Sc
crets, and the movements Of bodies Of
troops are not known an hour beforehand
to any but persons connected WITH the War
Department. It. f-3I5 5.el1H 80. t'.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
WisnfxoroN, Nav 81

The New York 9th and goth Regiments
are two miles Beyond Alex andriu, on the
line Of the Railroad.
A car loaded With provisions. and hav.
ing l8 secession soldiers an board, in citi-
zens' dress, has been brought to Alexandria.
A mad who was seized by the Zouaves,
three miles from that city, cerraing a seccs
biOH flag. was made by them to carry il on
a pole to the MARSHALL House and then
trample on il. The man was then placed
in custody. a.-H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
Ensrprising.

The perpetrators Of the cleveland Her
aid and the Cleveland Leader have each
commenced the issue of two daily editions,
morning and evening" They thus incur
. large additional expense, and we hope
their libcrulity and enterprise will be ap.
pfociatcd BY the public ID such a way a;
to be advantageous to The publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
The Sewell's Point Battle.

The Cleveland Leader of Thursday, COM
menting on our remarks under the head'of
.News and No News'-in our paper of
Tuesday, says;
Such charge of dishonesty is a singular
exception to ordinary newspaper courtesy,
and comes with poor grace from a newspa-
per man, who could not but know-what
non-informed outsiders might not under
stand--that VIC take what is sent US by the
Associated Press dispatches, as truth until
it is known to be false.
The Leader is kicking before it isspur-
red. We did not dream Of charging it with
dishonesty, but only spoke of the matter
as showing the character of quite too much
Of the news received by telegraph, inthese
exciting times. We are we'll aware that
the fault was in the report to the Tele.
graph, and supposed every body that readi
newspapers knew it also.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
adtsttrH 8tsutt G5r,pitis.
=-a--=-- :
G:N.ApaGSo;p IDIrORs.
WARREN, FRIDAY, NAY 81.
Gov. Denn's0n

What we said on Tuesday. relative 10
the nomination Of Mr.. Tod for Governor.
was not meant to imply that Gov. Dcnpi-
son did not deserve a denomination. lie
hasedono Sobly, always, and never more
so than Of late, 10 organising the Ohio
troops. Notwithstanding tho embarrass-
meuis under which he has labOred. We
are not of those who arc disposed to grum-
ha7 bic because he could not create an army of
aia fifty lhoGssbd well drilled, armed and pro.
ss tiaOhei troops DOT Of a crowd of raw. un.
SO disciplined men, in ten or fifteen days
The fault wasihahe people Of Ohio, BE-
a7 cause they had completely crushed out all
military spirit and all milit airy organisa-
ta5 zion, years ago, and not in Gov. Drnnison.
-B1 In accordance with The usages Of both Re.
no publican and Democratic parties, he should
hold the Office two terms if he will accept il
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
AppoIyrMENr OF OrytoERa-Tbe Sec

APPOINTMENT OF OFFfoERs--The Sec.
rotary of War has authorized the appoint
ing of officers from Colonels to Second
Lieutenants. -Gov Dennison. however, it
is said, will not appoint, but will merely
approve or disapprove of those chosen. "a If
an incompetent person be cho, en-, and the
fact is made known, no commission will be
issued, and a new election will take place
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
wAsuIsoros. May 81.
Special to the Commercial:
-

Special to the Commercial:
The bridges of the ornnge and Alexan-
dria r. r, and of the Hampshire and Lon
don r, r. have been destroyed for 20 miles,
y The Seventh Regiment is ordered home
tomorrow. p
The rebels are evidently preparing for
action. Reports received this morning
.~,Jatates that they are throwing upentrench
ments at tho, Manassas Gap Junction and
blsecessionists in Alexandria are loudly
Boosting to day that they viii soon be re.
lieeved by the advance Of rebel troops from
Richmond. The Government. however, j.
prepared at all points to check any move.
-afB yafgl His srSsl2gcC n 4 .neH
o9sgld0 IL m ylsgogss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
MAMsrRspuRo. pa. Nav 28..

1t is known that the seccssionists at
WilliamsPOrt and Hagerstown are concert.
ing a plan to enable the virginians to in,
wade Washington county, Md. This move
is supposed to indicate an attempt to in
terferc with the election Of Thornasto Con,
igresS which is deemed an overwhelming
certsinty.arvdV 10 siss ~ rich lsnoi :
AlbtooGoO aGs,51 gsbnn bsiipp5n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
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WOODEN FACTORY.

The subscriber thankful for past ia
vors, and soliciting a con tinuanse Of NE sane
would inform his friends and tho public generally
that he co ntinues to N anufac,ure Wool Into Cloth
RlAnneis. Yarn SO. At his old stand, and NJ the fol
loving prices:
Failed Cloths snd ~caSSimeres. rs3S to SOC pr I'D.
Blank cts and Sheets double width, Sue "
Fiann els yard vide. lie "
spinDing yarn, l2H PrIb.
Cardins Iions, per d.
Keeling warn, IL
Cloth dress ing done a. usual, And All work var
ranted done right. Aiss keep on hand Cloths ,Flaa'
neia. Yarn. &C. which they will exchange for Wool
on terms that win not fsilt give satisfAetion.
May NJ. 1861. } b. WALK Eh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
gth SSbtrtissntuts.

Casual Advertisements must be PAID fos
when handed In.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
NOTICE
~ sincon Jennings. pia TIE State Of ohio

~ sincon Jennings. Pin tbs State Of ohio'
F. . VS. Trup,bull Co. In the,
william 5 West, dsh) Court u oOn. Pleas.
The defsndan Mt IL hereby notified that on Saturday
NAY .jth. Ie6I. the plaintiff fled his petition In said
Court setting forth 80 agreement made March 24th
lp4a, by and between said parties for the sale 10 said
defandan mt. upon the payment Of seven huRdred and
Nifty dollars with annual interest within the ten years
then next succeeding. lots Nos. y, 9 and 10 in the
to vn plat OF EArlsvilie In Newton Township, said
county; that no part OF raid puTchase money had
hees paid, and asking that said contract be foreclos'
ed. tbs prenises sold and the proceeds OF sAid sale
applied to the payment Of said sum OF $50 9th IN
nual interest aforesaid. together with oRsff taxes
paid on said property ly said plaintiff, and that eK
~vcution Issue against said seieDdSht for any balance
remaininE due Unless sAid defendant answer hy
tn 20th day Of July, lr6i. said petition will be Ia
ken a. true and jud gment rendered accordingly.
" SIdEON JENNINGS. =
May 81, is6t. by Y W RATIirF. his Atty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
WILLIAM TAYLOR,

Ma uiactnrer Of Saddlta, Harness.
vi rrunks. &c .cariags trimming, Farming
ton tatihe Centred Trumbnll oo..o. tDse. as, go.
STRAYED. .,.i u.
les. 40 All RjBsar WILCOX.
May 81 ls6l-fw. lH. ..4.gf 900.
TATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND
~ Expenditures Of hs TruuLuII Co. AgrleuIt ural
Society Tor the year isGO.
REoEIPIs.
ls6o, April 90. BAl. IN Trea.ur.r's hApds OIL CO
Nd July 4. hseeh Is at Horse Fair at $50 90
.a TsssrTs A fAst f1'1 osls s 90 sg
600. Dec. 4, 5 M: ! I' Ss.s.; Y :; .,iss :.
l7ol, Aar. Is' w. u n h%utehins. late
Treasurer ~. OO
..'.'1} HF"I for pasture Ia 1850 -AN 10 w
.e1a Cash hS I'll s IS. * l%lflltass!!., 3d. u r siTn 20
N Less az p Q for conecuons , . 50 o! SO
900 ' m'H' g.Is7 81
usr.|eiu EErENDtruREG ll .l8.a
Paid Premiums awarded fgr Horse Pair held
July 4. ls6U, $3.50 o.
PAla Expenses for HeIse Fair July 4.lsgO.UI "a D
. Premiums Of lr5Y, II 81
. BAL due oOntr ie,ors on Improvements. sOs d
3 = EKPsnsss 81 Laii ta,ru prinIing' FAX a.. .
Z" Premiums Of Pail Fair 1850. h.iIrQU4 ava b
'tol y" N SI'' lsFsag g Ply
"a Irrrtsf alI al seitss.. s2l;o \
amt u due the Treasurer hlNaI .. u I
We have %sHsPinsd the asesan,s ana yoaehsrs .
D. N. Robbins, Treasurer Of Tr1nituil County Agri
%.... !. s''''i'' ''S S5 a2S NE sssr's' ''p'f A''I
Q yBsalIs ~ Z !, kSl r. SA4sS' aos c ss,s,,::
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
4 DMR'ssALE ESTATE.

.VN In pursuane6 NJ an or der grad ted by the Pro
bate Court Of Trumhul' county, Ohio. | will Offer for
sale At tuhlic auction, on .
3 The 2sth day Of Jtns, a. ID. 1861.
at 10 o'eieek. forenoon, upon the %prsmites. the fol.
loving deEcribed real estste to vii; Situate IN the
tow nsnip OF Mesopbiamia 10 the csulty 81 T,umbull
ara stAto Of Ohio. and bounded yid described AS fol
lows: being a part Of lot No. 50 in said township an a,
IL 1 oundeI a. follows. be ginning At the north en- .
Garner OF. said lot, thence south twenty chains TO a
uost, tbsGee west hfteen chains to = post. thence
north tusnty chains tn the north line OF said lot
thence east along said line hiteen chains to the place
OF beginning. supposed to contnin thirty acres he
The sane mere or less Appraised gt STU. Terms
OF sale made known on the day OF sale '%defeSsd pay
mems to ke secured by moTttage upon the preuiSss
solhI an .I..E Uff IL IL A. CLARK.
NAV Al. ls5l-Iws Admir- Of L,uRA K. UDALL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-28
, TTACHMENT NOTICE

n DMINIcI w Wv NO IVE'-
~ The undersigned has bren duly appointed by
the Court Of Probate within and for tbs county II
Trumhul A and State Of Otto admini strstor on the
estate Of Cornelius Moser, iatc ~ said county. dec q.
and he has accepted said trust nrd duly qualified to
perform the same. All perSpts indebted IN said es'
tate W II make Immediate pawn mt, and all persons
having c,Aims agaiust sad ssNtr will present them
SAMUEL oOsBR,
MAJ 81. 1851. ode aAdm'r Of @. MoskR. des.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05
Specialize. Chicago Tribune.

WASHINGTON, June 3.
Every thing quiet on the Virginia side
to-day, but further advance of troops
will doubtless take place within the next
AZ hours.
Gen. Mcdowell is engaged day and
night preparing his command for march
on Fairfax Court House and Manassas
junction. 800 laborers march to Alexan-
dria this morning to follow in the wake
Of advancing troops to repair the Or.
ange l. Alexandria Railroad, and tele.
graph communication will be immedi-
a:ely established between Fairfax Court
House and Alexandra, as soon as the
former shall be occupied.
The Government has positive intorma-
ton that the secession troops at the
Court House have received orders to fall
back on Manassas Junction, on the sp.
proach of Federal troops, without. offer
ing resistance. The FIRST great eneount-
er may therefore be expected to
take place at the junction TO which our
troops will be advanced as soon as the
country between Alexandria and the
Court House is fully cleared Of rebels.
Last night the Federal Guards discov-
cred several individuals p.owliug about
the depot grounds. They we're cap
tured, and one of them confessed that
they had been about attempting to re-
move contrsband articles hid away in
one Of the freight cars seized after the
occnpati ion of Alexandria. The car was
examined, when lot of gun stocks and
barrels and machinery Cor manufacture
ing locks, worth several thousand dol
lars, were discovered.
Orders for the organization of lend
expedition to Aqua Creek will doubt
less be issued tomorrow. Government
has just concluded contract for large
number Of James rifed guns.
James Cameron, relative OF Secretary
Cameron, has been appointed to super
intend the examination Of Geographic
dispatches lately seized by the Govern
ment.
The news Of the death Of Senator
Douglas produced deep and general
gloom throughout the city.
The 18th Regiment are ordered 10
sleep on their arms to-Aight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05

ssrssiaaioe q q Old WIlg Psssy. Nor
1iSx11V 9ushquio9 NJ the hsm
- ssd|napa1 bsppost Heb The Dem.
G. % led - nd na - ars nov CIV
i'd - Co i'm s ssd the Ualos.
wiu svst ~ dOsmsd evidences Of i'm.
deity to Democratic principles, or .
want Of loyalty 70 the iorganisalion and
creed Of the Democratic party. II W
hope to regain and perpetuats the ~
essdasey Of our patty, Ne shonld nevsr
forget that . man cannot Be . true
Democrat unless be i loyal patriot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05

POwDER AT THE SoUTH.-The South
ern leaders are beginning to consider
what they shall do for powder, and are
looking about for powder mills. They
find one in Arkansas, two in Pickcns
district, South Carolins, one near Nash
vile, Tennessee, and one at Pamela,
Mississippi. All these are in active OPP
Grafton, it is said, and though not very
large, will supply a considerable
amount.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05

sPRlteFIflD n NpuRllnIe|


SPnIx0yIgLD, June 8.
The city 10 in mourpisg to-day over
the death Of Seaator Doaglaa, and the
| public de.onstrat,oos Of grief exceed
any,hing Of the kind which hsve ever oc-
currsd here on the death Of public
man. All classes Of citisens unite in the
genersl expressions Of sorrow. The
stars and stripes are everywhere flying
st half mast, shsouded in the smbIcme
ct mourning. The federal and other
courts adjouroed upon the receipt ofthe
news, and oil the stores, banks, public
Offices, and every place Of business, with
ont exception, we're closed, and Grape
hung on the door handles. The church
bells were tolled one hour, from ~ to ]
o'clock. The desire 10 universal that the
remains of the Senator should rest on
the coil Of the State be has 80 long rep
resented in the national councils, and .
deputation Of prominent citizens inclu-
ding Gov. Yates, Lyman TrumbulI
Hon. ]. A. cClernsnd, Ex- Governor
Xoerner, Judge J. d. Cation, Hon. jesse
TX. Dubois, Hon. William Butler,
Hon. N. Hatch, Judge s. H. Treat, Ex-
Governor Jchu Wood and many Others
proceeded to Chicago this evening for
the purpose Of endeavoring to lave bis
remains brought to this city for inter-
meLt.
The 7th Regiment Col. Cook, leaves
Alton tonight for Cairo.
n,ouAlnc.u f,orvn na;eo 10 hAA
]. D. Pullery, . member Of the Legisla-
! ture, from Egypt, has been arrested,
charged with treason, and il now in the
hands Of Gen. Prentiss, At Cairo.
Fosr KEARNEY, June 3.
The Pony Express PASSED here yes
terdsy with San Francisco dates Of May
22d.
The steamer st. Louis sailed for Pan
anna on the 2lst, with 500 passengers
and 500, 900 in treasure.
The arrival of the Pony Express with
news to the 18th, slightly encouraged
the disposition to ship treasure.
The municipal election in San Fran
cisco on the 2lst resulted in the triumph
Of the Peoples Union Ticket by an
average majority OF Is. The contest
was exciting.
Business generally suspended to give
everybody an opportunity to participate.
Five hundred picked men had been
enrolled for Lippets' volunteer Regi-
ment, including one company Of Light
Artillery and Regiments Of Infantry.
When the regiment is fell its services
will be rendered to the general govern
ment.
The Legislature adjourned on the
9th.
Advices from Oregon to the 10th OF
May, say that Union meetings we're be-
ing held throughout the State.
The Dallas Mosntaineer rejects the
proposition to call q Democratic Con-
vention in Oregon, and favors one with.
out distinction Of party.
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CINCrNNArI. Nav 3

- ~ ~
Two columns of troops from Gen.
AeClsllans command, one in command
Of Cob Kelly, Of the lst regiment Of
Virginia volunteers, and the other com.
manded BY Col. Crittenden, Of the Iudi.
ana volunteers, left Grafton last night.
and after marching during the entire
night for about twenty miles through :
drenching rain, surprised a camp Of
.e0els' 1000 strong, It Shillipa, Va,
a.'I'ngll5 and capturing large amount
u arms, horses, ammurition. provisious.
ma camp equippage. The surprise
~ complete, rnd Il our Last advicea
the fedesal troops were in hot pur,uit 81
we rebels, end il y quite probable manv
prisoner will be taken. Col Kellev 8.
Hoseally wounded, and has .;ncs Az
9:ye. = othsn q the federal tsoops vsrs
sighsy wounded. S