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AYERS SARSAPARTLLA

is compounded from the eaeeiuA sniio,ss ha edio.
science hes Discovered for TIL, ,cn, dislemp.r and FOR the
cis Of the di,oYdes Il entails That 10 far superior to
any other remedy vet devised known BY all wlo have given
tIis That combine virtues truly eI,mosdnEy In
their ssot upon li, elias. Of conn ndpuh proven
BY the great multitude Of publicly known aud remssabe
cures It has made Of the following disea'es Kings Ev or
Glsnda.r Swelling. Tuuor, Eup,oDs. Pmpss. Blo,cbe'
and sorss Erysip.lss Rose 81. AnhouJs Fire, Salt
Rheum sosd Head Coughs from ,ubereuoa' deposits In the
lungs. White Swelling. Debility. DIopsy Neuralgia Dy'PeP
ia or Indigestion syrh, and syphic Injections hefeu-
ra Disease Female Wesknesses which caused by Inter
na Uerson and indeed The whole series Of complaints that
s..se oiu inguy Tie blood Minute reports Of Ind! dual
..e. nav be found IN Aver American Amuac which 10
fsri.hed to the druggists ior grtous drbuon wherein
may BE- elrBsd the directions Tor ' use aud some o. the re-
o,srk.bls cures given It hls made when all oLer
,e.oedes had failed to afford relief Those cases
are puposely taken nom ell section, Of the country
40 order that every fe,er nsy have 70 who
caa speak to ha benefit, from personal eIPc-sros
scoia deprssse. the vital energies ard thus leaves ts Vic
tim. r more .nbec, dease sud IT, fatal results than
healthy constitutions Houcs Il tends 70 shorten and does
greatly ortsn the syrfare Duration Of human life The vast
Importance ofhee confiersons has lei ~ 10 spend yel 10
peetinE remedy which l. adequate TO iis cure ihii
,,rv, oa,. "a I. o. rublle under be name Of
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OCEAN Gieamer9.

NoTIcFBy order Of the etary OF STATE al passengers
leaving the United States reg red 20 provide teves
with passports disc0ns f0T obtanine which may De had AZ
the Couipsnys Olnce., No. Is Bgosdwty N. y
JonS O. pAt-. Aren't
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NyOPK & NEY.HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, lS6i ~,
P.,..n,.r sietop 10 New-Yort 27h-sA and 41-aH
Entrance on 2sth-s.
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4 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
~ CALENDARS ior The year l5e2, The IhbONE
ALMANAC.
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FvocH LEWIS General sup'i Altoona. I
TIrDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ForA ALBA
Ill Ny and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS

I'll NY and TROY, COZ
NORTH and WFsL Train
From ChsDberf-st
Express. : and II e. a., and .
- and 3 p. ~.
Troy aud Albany with sleep
ingcsrl l1:lJ 2 "a.
Pourhke-nsio trsiu. az 800 q
~. and y 30. ald l:iJ p. N.
re.k,kil. tIain, $50 = IN.
sang Sing train. S:s1 a n.
3:iSp. ~.
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Durnine flnio, Oils, sc.

NCAL OIL OF THE FIRST QUALITY,
~ AND COAL OIL LAMPS
- MANUFACTURED ~
JOHN 2. STANTON
NO 1872 MAIDEN-LiNg, Ny
n. B.-CRUDE PETROLEUM
FaoM BEsT WELLS OK Or CaERK PysN
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
Ii OlI.-Reeeved direct the manufacturers and for
-ui, the lowest msrf-t by
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co.,
Nos 20 ana ~ William st.. New-iori
VIHE MORRILL, TARiIF and the TARIFF
4 ACT OF the Special Sessionhoh compete-will be
found ia THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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IN sA ;, Ss,5 sbARPR swISrIELD PrT.A~y'.

CurpRTNE COURT-County OF New-lOrk.-
- TuoNAs DILLON and JOHN McDONAGH. Plain.
,ln.. sssns, T. Il. RIDELL Defendan.-S summons isr
,ev J.r AID on CONTRACT Com. not set 10 me ho'
J ID, .na.nt. on are hsteby summoned and rem red
10 anfvet h- complaint In this action when was va. do.
6eJ IA the Office OF the 1lek Of the ciiy ava ,on.' o
,ud 60 serve copy Of your 20 the 'sid e9mpnt Oh
d. snb,eib,r at his office, No a. wal street ~ s'n
biu twenty d.ys ater the service CT this summons Oh y
,,iys OF III dsy OF such srrvcs ard you iau 70
the sid complaint within tho time aioe'Ao tle pus,l
iii 80 Indictment afsin You for the sum of one hut"iri
And Thirty three l30J dollars beside ihe cost shi
uenfs Of this seton.
Dated Januify 2gih. 1901 ~ Ia, ,,,.,ox
CHiRLls +. DoNEELLY, Pslniia' a.ieI1e,,,
"a staE
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Nlacl)inern.

DOHERS. Ono y feet long, AZ in. dumei r.;
b auss 10 in don ser stJi ~ two 20 feet long ~ a.
cfsrrsisr. ( fu,s IA boz. iiamcter, $500 d. eu'h 49,
PUNCH ami SHEARS" i.ddeu hepefp msEei VII
cpt i inch aid fHi,h inch tllr., weight 500 NJ.
BOLT CuITEHs-One i-'te Montgomery. complete cul
ID 10 inc.s. Ols small AIortgomtfy complete sna
ldGt a sLelbr Peetstill FoI ssi- low for cash. BY
PERSON D. Co., 10. - Broadway.
ANE very superior i0-h0ree STEAM ENGINE
and BOIL vi with pump and Aitirre complete, for
.,le Ly EDWAgD HARRISON, Ncy-ilAveD Conn.
CENSUS of 1860. -pOPULATlON EACH
X 81 kTE by COUNTIES also The Population Of the pin
cips Cities tie United Stsies T. on che CENSIS Vi 81 "
viii he igaad IL IHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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CUPREME COCRT-GABRiEL rHiLLIPS

lI pRIME COZ ki.-NsNDhi1L Ii'si+ii -
y .5-n., HENRY W. PHILLIPS and Ahasail C.. hi
,.iss Lewis PHILIPPE Hiram Phillips Mo,es H. Philips
Gearre w Phillips lillian l. Philp' enc hsy 'sue, h ~
Coa1u AID Elliott Coud summons. for relief TO we
ove named defendants fou efo hereby 'unnoned sna re-
.a 10 ,nswes The complaint Ais action. whch W" y.
cs Id he oncs OF the Crrt 81 the Comfy o. Orange 81
Goaen sid County, and to serve copy OF o't 10
a., "a on he subc ibefr Office IN me >ii
~ of Goshen Ia the County u Orange within twenty tiy
after the service hereof exclusive oi the OF 'ch
80 n ~ f 10 ,nswsr tbe ooura at wtuin ie time aiofo
aid tho plnta a. this son will apply 70 TIE 'oui 70, e
800 .uded ia the compaintDuted SepeinOoT ~ 1903
'''''' SHARPE \ WINFIELD. Plaintiffs Attorney;
The compliant In thi, action va. hed IN the ohe" OF n
" OF the County d Orange on the tt Jay Oh S'po-io
Ia the wear 4 5f-Dsf,d Feb. 4, lab9 - %. ,,.,, 40,
tH lawANSs sbAhff " i.'fihHh ." p" go -
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ sDELPHfA ani the SOUTH sud WTSI, via JLk.
ffh Oiif-Ali and fxDro.s Lines leave New fo's 81 Z
snd ~ i, 4 snd 10 p. m. fere ~. Through hcteis
sod i1r e South snlAe aud through Baggage checked "a
! q 90. slc g. sud ~ % ai. tIsius.
D. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
10 aglgc wi De received Ion any giius uncrs Delivered
eco r'ctea u minutes i sitsnce o. the ne OF leaving
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NOR SALE or 10 EXCHANGE for Fancy Dry
u Good,-A MASUFACrURING MILLINERY BUsl-
NESS with Ruch Machinery. good onening II any one
With aO0 s equi, alent Adde'S " b. No l5ss T. W.
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NNE Price only Wnting-Paper. Envelope,
~ and Blank Books CHEAP At Lesches No. ~ Nta'an 81
Also large essor"nt ~ Union Envelope ana 'o.' H2
DIAPER. PAPER at WAR PRICES sell
i Tor cash NOTE phpER co. rcsn upf LETTER IA
pFR - ans car 2 ~ Up tpr'thef with large = a o.
pr. of ,ry de.ri on A. Owog prices ihsn any hole e
m . t.s a II eni IN person one price only
s.ups. se n % parties ircosi1g stamps for postsr
WIoe.sl- Paper Dealer 40. - Bessin.n-'t
CLOTE ~ JAMES,
- saioncr. Printers and Blank BOOB Manufacturer NO
~ Fulton..t. Ofdcu respectfully solicited.
nRINCE's PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMY
i AND NAVY PEN sent by mail. Ono hliing writes 10
No. hours GEO =. HAWKES.. No. % Nass-nst, n
INJECTION RETURNS from all the States Of
~ the Uflon holding elections n 1871, carefully cempiod
los THE Tribune ALMANAC.
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THE BEST PINS II Inv NohLp'
On receipt Of any Of the following .nn' N oah or p
,,.up, M. s-iber Will .eul BIS ret irn mail, o. others
=, directed aG,i Pen Pens eiects9 ne fams Accord
& disruption. VIZ: - ...-,
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Uant5.

Ii FAMILIES wanting good SERVANTS
~ win dnd he arge.t old established INSTITUTE on the
corner Of bDav. snd lilrs, Tor capable cNH "'inan
Ir,b Fn'Ih Protestant and Anne ican Women conducted
b. NJ. ILONU.
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IL EROSENE OIL FACTORY for SALE
IL Es.y Of by lighter cArts Building with fiP'
tauks engre she'd. stable Office sc Sc aud al the n.c's
,ry apparatus fT carr ref ling II the Oh soc
fully The profit, IN hi. sine's amount a. high a. +2V
per month The shove all BE- sold At bargain be- TIE pcs
emf owner cannot isvot. the time required 10 the business
Anrlx 20 J. L. CONDII 10. 81 bIoa1 u.
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Tn. ships Grea. Republic, ior Boston and Ando'e ''S
Glasgow, are at .icLor in Quarantine
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rI'O NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave AZ . pm.
Passengers Going further take the Tram nom 'neie 81
~ - m or rsnsil on board Ill morning without charge
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G;ccmboais nno RAILROADS.

DOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-Steamer,S
ID Coumonwe 1T and Plymouth Rock from ,yI 10 !"
n 10 On W. NJ. EDWARDS, Agt, Office 10 "es.--..
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TOR SALE CHEAP for CASH-STOCk and
\ FIXTURES IN DRY GOODS SrOhE NO. 81 oihs'''
between 18th snd 20thsts Apps 70
j. ; COSNLIS, No 1o5 Brcsdst.
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DAPER-MAKER WANTED.-An energetic
\ man npeieutt ~ axe chs o. hrsi-c9's VIZ one
tho oucny acquainted with the BIS mode, OF Dra'bis ~
irg ana coloring IN address Tor luTther niooioh boA
y, Knafnn Masa
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Uc00ins Garos, sc.

AT VIM. EVFRDFLLs SONS-WEDDlNG
~ CARDs-Thsse celebrated tugrsvsi Cards sold Only
,i No lOt 4 ultou.st, n. Y. Estabisaod IT'D
ATJ. EVERDELLs 3G} Broadway-Cele-
~ briel engraved Wedding CsTsNo connection with in
other Only Office J)1 broadwaJ COL Duaer
4 ~. JOHNSTON x CO., No. $50 Bowery.-
" efaing and Visiting Cafds. Nc, latest stJic.j 'poc
linens b. mil Also, Watches, Jewsfy. Silver NaIe and
Plated Walo oil TIE best qlalies end ~ 10" prices.
UOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, Of The
"a UNITED STATES, Politically Classified, IN IhL
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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CHANCES tor I}nsllicss Nlcn.

NOR SALE-A GROCERY STORE. For
l. particulars inquire q No. l2j SHAW. y. \.
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" T'FFIIN ~
be Cad % know tus' Dr. CNAPAANs celrbfae4 Group
and Cough syrup inebie cure for that dihgciou .1
ot lsia dee - tie Craap aud .od whole
sale sud rctai by Wn Chapmsn & Go - Fulton a., y.
hlso ty 4. ~. y. sand, Fulton and Nilinh sha
Druggists ia general.
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ANY ous serdnra sns. letter lilnp viii receive eli
r1isr with The eug1syirrs above relerlcd %.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
For the Belmont Chronicle
PARAGRAPHS.
TRAIToRoUs PUBLICATIONS,

TRAIToRoUs PUBLICATIONS.
1t is plain to every honest and loyal mind
that certain class of publications in the
Free States, have been greatly instrumental
in bringing about and aiding the present ac-
cursed rebellion, which is now costing so
many precious lives, -drenching our once
peaceful aud happy country with human
gore, and laying upon us national debt,
the weight of which must be felt for time
to come. And these publications, mark
you, in order to carry out their fiendish
designs, have claimed to advocate the true
principles Of Democracy, and to be firm ad-
herents to the Constitution and the Union.
But these they use as their cloak of disg guise;
yet, though unfortunately, by these false
pretentions, many have been betrayed and
are now in rebellion who might have other.
wise been loyal to the Union. That those
publications to which reference is had, have
greatly aided in bringing about this present
Pro- Sturery rebellion, no better evidence is
orous principles which they have begotten
in the minds of their patrons and adherents.
here in Free Ohio, in our own midst. Ii
the influence Of those publications is so great
here in the North as to make traitors to our
Union and Government where the greatest
negative influences abound to hold traitor
ism in check, what must be their unbound
ed influence when received, as they are, from
the Free States, into regions where re-
bellious aud traitor like principles, conpenial
| IN THAT which thav teach form tha s,ro. tast
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
From the Army of the Potomac.
HKADQUARrRRs AMY OF rnK PoroMAc,
Mondav eve q n Z

Gen. Hooker made reconnaissance to-
day on the Williamsburg turnpike to within
four miles of Richmond, without meeting
the enemy in force. The pickets kept in
sight, but retreated on his approach.
Every one feels sanguine for the fall Of
the rebel capital whenever our troops ad-
vance for an engagement
The fight of Saturday and Sunday seals
the fate of Richmond, when body Of the
rebel army assailed the troops on our LETT
wing, with the view of crushing it, and they
were defeated after two days hard fighting
and were forced to retreat. .s
Among our wounded were Col. Hunt, of
the 92d N. Y, in the leg :; Col. Parry, S5th
Pa, in the leg, and Col Van Wyck, of the
10th Legion, in the leg.
GEN. MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS,
June 2-The rebel officers, unable to rally
their troops this morning, have retreated'
back towards Richmond.
Our men have moved forward to Fairvale,
which is miles from the city.
jeff Davis and Gov. Letcher were both
at the fight yesterday.
The dead are being gathered and buried.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
Great Battle on the Chicka.
hOminy.

The Rebels attacked omr Troops Cfsey',
Dipision Routed Gall1nt,y of all our
Other 1roops-The Rebels Repulsed ,oith
Great Loss--7hy Reae,o the Fight SIM.
day, and are Again Beaten--Brilliant
Bdyonet Charges, etc. i.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The following
dispatches were received at the War De-
partment this p. M. ~,
FIELD OF BATTLE, June !, 12 M.--We
have had desperate battle, in which the
corps OF Generals Sumner, Heintzelman and
keyes were engaged against greatly supe-
i)r numbers. . ....
Yesterday at one o'clock, the enemy, TAX
ing advantage Of the terrible storm, which
flooded the valley Of the Chickahominy, at
tackled our right flank.
:. Gen. Casey's Division, which was in first
line, gave way unaccountably. This caused
temporary confusion, during which the guns
and baggage we're lost, but Heintzellnau
and Kearney most gallantly brought up their
troops which checked the enemy, and at
the same time | succeeded, by great exer-
ton, in bringing across Generals Sedgwick 4
and Richardson's Divisions, who drove back
the enemy ut the point OF the bayonet, COW
ering the ground with his dead
opS ouv onohiy attempted 10 re-
new the conflict but was everywhere re-
pulsed.
We have taken many prisoners, among
whom are Gen. Pettigrew and Col. Long.
Our loss is heavy, but the enemy's mus.
be enormous. 2.
Excepting Casey's Division the mon be.
haved splendidIy. Several fine bayonet
charges were made. 80
(Signed) G. b. MCCLELLAN
WASHINGTON, June 2--Dispatches of
an unofficial character, received from head
quarters Of the army of the Potomac, say
that the importance and dimensions Of our
victory increase as they are hourly devel-
oped. -o
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE
NEAR RICHMOND.
hEAbQuARrxAs or MeCLEsLLAss Array, June 2.
We have about Eve hundred priloners,
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among whom are several prominent officers.
On Sunday us soon as it was daylight, the
fight was renewed by Gen. Sumner, with
marked success, lasting nearly the whole
day.
The relel' were driven At every point with
heavy los. The ground gained by Gen.
Sumner was about u miles Gen. Heintzle.
man on Sunday morning rc-took the ground
lost the day before by Gen. Casey.
Our loss in the two days engagement in
killed and wounded, will amount to about
1000. a great number are missing, who
will probably return, having straycd away.
All of the encmy's killed aud most of his
wounded fell into our hands.
The country in which the battle was
fought is swainpy, with thick underbrush.
Most Of the fighting was in the woods
Owing to the nature Of the ground very lit
tie artillery was used Both balloons were
up nearly all day. Yesterday all the troops
left Richmond and marched out in the dl-
rection Of the battle field. .H
The railroad has been Of inestiInable SER
vice to us, the cars running within a mile
and half Of the battlefield, bringing for
ward ammunition and supplies. The woun-
1ed were Immediately put aboard the cars
and sent to the White House.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the battlefield
on Saturday evening, where he has remain
ed ever since, directing all the movements
in person. His presence among the troops
had a great effect
Four separate bayonet charges were made
during yesterday. In one instance the en-
emy were driven a mile, during which l73
were killed by bayonets alone.
Lieut.. Washington, aid to Gen. Joe John
son was taken prisoner.
The enemy's dead left on the field amount
to over 200.
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Commercial Skaters.
New YORK Ca,,ls Market.


REEF cATrI r. : S,,,,,,., ,.,,o,,sa T., ,.;. -, -.
Forty .four,h s,r.ei a,, eP''e" W. '"' "s'A'' !"
The nricr. tod,v s,s a,o,.5 n. e,tto,,..
First anality 10y 80 ~ M o,a,,.rx .a.,
nad,IIs I' " 80 o'e'a, - '''''Hb
some ,y,,o GOOD p.. w.. s.9 ,,a, n. o,,,,a ,,t,o
m. yene,.l .v.s.gc ~ a. ~, a =, H. ,,
The mos, ~ IN, az, rage san, IL ~ @"ee
Ths,e a.. ,ao rna,,, Al s,,, o, .,,,s ~, z -,
y,rn.d ms o,sn ~, hs o",s o. NE eas s9dadsy have
thfse will be nen,v for an h,v.,t ~ W.
OF only one dr.ve bough, for a;over",n.Ds v nss'
s..a Reed s a! about .ts D. aud ,e qualify o. i1si
po,ed 10 buy aryev n, be sstno n,,s az oe,m ~
,ing d, IN a ,he sh.,... - ~ IL - - A.. ps.er-
oS 10 ,nanrss fra,,, ..;.s gZs nss, ana We nesr
preysiny Il enou.h ~ Ist,t iii f.,,nS l., v", ~,
iron, adding 10 theif ssosk e d", i fyoi
nbls to The trade Il, meat being cold ear. n, W,,
ga rtnen,s less ,be oy, rcoaI and sne S n.. NV L
cattle to sell will wan, ts, undor the ebiIy inausncs
.r,,,. -, os, ,
Ihb Ci'oSb W ThH .MAkhET
TusnAY, May @7.-Therc is n change in the weather.
which Is rainy and change in tie market which rs de.
cidedly lower than II opened yesterday nurnina aud
hardly rs good h was nj the close Of business last
evening though there arc more buyers in The yards b
they hnd that large addition has been mad 10 The tocL
and that more are still expected and they appear deter
mined not to buy except n, low rates. certainly half
cent pound net lower than yesterday morning and
upon all but first quality buocks that much lower ,nn
last week with very dull prospect OF selling o all the
stock hand and very much duller one for t, FIVE t
the Erie rond Some OF these are known 10 have rved
at the Paunpeck station, where they will be detained as
Tue owners VIII not bring them the river to-day un
aer e Present prospects Probably come OF them may
others sti st bergen Will. a,o,so, no,,; iI ahu
TO Monday and is, viii msks /, IN. e., G W., ~ wv.
week. - " 80 W. Wv "a'e "eA'
The average uualltv of TN. .oct mi. xv..t l. No., ,,,
as good as Il wns last and the d.orcsso ~ n;S S'e
gr,aler upo ,l. loyyer yraJ.. ,h., & no. p''Srs
NJ. any s 81 gnu. n, upon p ,ne ues. There
7I,ic j. m net Thrs ,.s. As ~ ~, I,o ~ Nv over
led S,sers soid e.v,,, Mn5a. ! seI! Sh9,ce eorh-
net nccordins to buyers, csiina,e. Some eosi,y o
have sold to.aay nj sic MI III. 10. s equ.iy e9oa
that than some 6., are sellis a. sIc ,,;s o2 ~, ~
Ic decline from m. ,n.nirI r. - IN, a. ina .'
,,ons ~. S u a NJ " 'nis inc marke'ufag
Wrnsrxnsy Mav oS .rsu uu,a y. IL, - =, -
terdav All he Mi,ack. siresdn in , a no etosd yas.
ba ,oid and hi. morn;nS ns MI, ~ a.. s ,sias cVuu no,
head o sais su5 IL, M ~; s =, ~ nuhureo
ket would warrant bringing ,l,en forward Tbis c,
tain u would not DO unless owners were willing
eePi prices only equivaientt TO 7W7ic y for the nj
weight oil good smooth Illinois Steersor at that they
ate seg to-day and about as many 10 parties to take
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n@The Editor of the Gazette copies ar
article in his Editorial columns from some
exchange, which he thinks will apply to
others counties, which says, '"rhe asser-
lion that we have not a word to say in con.
demuation of the rebels, is an unmitigated
lie" Mr. Gazette, If you haze "a word to
say in condemnation of the rebels" for
Gods sake make haste and say il. Don ,
pnt it off much longer. 1t has been long
time Coming.
aNvhie the lamp colds GU, tn burn,
The viLEsr sinner may relurn.n
Well look out for shat ,oord next week,
Stephen. r....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
Relmnnt Chronicle.
Local Matters.


D~WuOLEsALE ARRESTS OF WHEEL
ING sEoEsH. Provost Marshal Major Oar,
il having all the Secesh at Wheeling who
refuse to take the oath TO support the Con
stitution Of the United States and the Re.
stored Government Of Virginia, arrested
and confined in the Atheneum or Jail al
Wheeling, Prominent among the number
now in limbo are Ex.Judge Thompson,
William Goshorn, and DR.. Alfred Hughes.
A. j. Pannell, Thomas Hughes, and others,
took the oaths, aud were released from GUS
tody. The Intelligencer, of Tuesday morn
ing, says great many of the secesh; seeing
there is no way to evode the willy Provost
Marshal, are voluntarily coming forward and
subscribing to the oaths.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

p@-The Editor Of the Gazette says th,
address" of his friend Vallandighan
gives much trouble to our Abolition op
ponents." We have an article on this "Ad
dress from the Nashville Union, the organ
OF that distinguished and patriotic "Aboli
tionist" Gov. Andrew johnson, of Tennes
see, which we will lay before our readersnext
week. The Editor Of the Union applies the
soaring iron to this Address.
The Secessionists of the country, JEFF.
Davis, Johny Heaton, Wigfall, Steve. Ores.
singer, &C., &C., are fast rendering the
name of Abolitionist respectable.