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The above clever bit is from an ex-
change. JeiE Davis, however, made
much briefer version, By merely striking
The little word "roi" from The Ten Com
mandmcnts
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Footing the Bnis.

Captain Glass returned from Kentucky
last evening, bringing with him the fol-
lowing interesting document
"PARrs, Ky, Aug. II, 1862.
"S1 500 90.
"DEposIT BANK OF PARIS,
'Pay TO George Hatch, Mayor Of Gin
cnnati, OF order, eighteen hundred dol
lars, in full for eight horses and harness
that were captured by Morgan's men at
Cynthiana, in the battle Of 17,h July
last
TEoNmAs MErcA1F."
That speaks for itself" But the pub
lie will be pleased TO know tina; the
claims, one Of which is thus discharged,
are paid by the secessionists Colonel
Metcalf has a large sum on deposit in
the bank al Paris, which he has drawn
from the sympathi7ers in that part Of
Kentucky. lie quietly selects his men,
makes the assessment, and gives the be-
cessionists the choice of paying up or
making a visit to Camp Chase Thus
Morgan's friends are paying for the oper-
atoms Of their layoriic chieftain. II is
more than propable the rich traitors do
not contemplate with any degree of ploa-
sure the promised return of the marauder
60 their midst Cincinnati Press.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary


gsr-75ssEs DR. KING, formerly Of New York, 10
ta -. the last l0ur years Of Louisville, ~.
- aud who has devoted his attent.outd
Toe treatment Of private diseases Tor DO years. aaio
himself, having attended TO practice iOr 30 mani
years, and cured 30 iuauy thousands, De n epabl5d
euro aii iasases Of private nature pc niattcf hov
bad they may be NON iniudiCoua modcial tfeatmout
or from neglect of their own. nr. King's nrpeutsrv
No 20 illHrft street between Cherry and "a uaTv
econd siqy where no cures al diseases 81 private
uatufo.
G0n0rhna cured without usuveaut iufillgncs on ius
oucfeuce via butlufa
5irioiugos OF oli TeCeut date. elcutgtiij cured
loW days, BY an operation whi1h cnu1cs no pain,
Whore a6iricture exists health glnuOt be cuiuyedl
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
10 cs tue constitution 30 much.
Syphln with an the diseases ui the AZ Hl, CROWNS
Gus Uf neglect bad treatment, can De- a1eoia allg
cured Ia iow days.
EsHiaal Violence .-fartcular atleutiln having betn
Tyen o. ts disease, aud an tho consequences EroNiuf
oat ii ar0lght Oh In many cases " The destructive
habla Of inC1raderate yuatlat tnt eHc'sfe ir1u Z
gence 0l tho paaai1ns, lCticCt ui Wliru " unter
mine che constitution reudlfiHE ihc salGoct uuasof
bus'nuFr 0r fogltIY, and saN Oh 1uailf 1.l age
F,HlaitE ahn may .te laiIUua NdH trF dmUuliy
be womb may nfl assured inpiedialt folol.
Pora11s iegt1Hg ahnai, gY aritma and EintltE ihs
raaF vita ll.n ..lasrI, ugaaf 20 De- a. ~, aa u
o. lsflez aiFs- Nashville. iolo 40 have ths aaos
-uy mciirinra CESS d taFir a4.re7. CH1a houl
? 4 lu ac'1lk Del co.. nnrsaf arn q tfi srsfing u
afts-aaaHlF W
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FOE RENT.
COMMITTEE to Jail

NV davidson County, Tenn, June rs, 1862, q negro
- man vbo elya he name 10 ia d, and belo1gs
90 Richard iiJe 20 Davidson County, Tenn age about
30 yuara Wr about no pounds lrft rTo oli scar
uu tight hand
The owner 81 felussiai n cdme forward, prove pro
p.riy, and uev cbsrr p aa zoe Inv dlrecla
D. 81 HINTON,
U'y3l-"t Sh0rid Gud Iausr on n. @.
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lI.rnNmAs- MrrrA1rll

TuE Two CArTNts. - The following
table shows the price of certain articles
al the National Capital and al the be-
leaguered Capital Of the bogus Conled
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"a. PSI cherry stcot, NashyiIle Tenn

'I'Ul7 ARMY ucWes-'i peculiar facilities far a.
successful prosecution and scttlcmont OF in.
uanda aC8lnet the General Government OF EVERY
Description it7 con1uctor5 having hbd severn
years experience In the MANAGEMENT 81 claims be
fore Congress, tie Court of Ciaims and iho ryAct
i've Departments at Washington, and bomq Thor
ouGhly aeluHilted and tlmilinr With TN laws ana
tcguatiol5 governing heir adjustment.
PartCular attonuon Will Do giteh 10 cases ari-.no
out Of che present war, Including the accounts Of
States Coutrao,oIs, aud Dsbprsing Ollcers Of 90
War ana navy Departments, aud Tor = OOIioct.
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vol
unteers," iho ra.mhusement of which s. author.
izod bl 1u act 90 Conrr..i CLAIMS FOR tNpFM
Ntfl FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKrN ron
Z PUBLIC USES oG T0G DAMAGES no sUCn
l PROPERTY, for Ilgrsos loot Boz tho service imd So
military Pay, Pensions, aud Hounty
Lands
Wo ehe SPECIAL attention 60 procuring zen.
| giOuE, ITOuBties, etc., aecruing 10 aoli.na
who hsrs heon wounded, contracted a ea.e, or ths
amilis oI such az have died, or been Ned wilhelm
the dischafgo OF thoir ine ofduy az su-h during De
pressntvhr
Special care cal alec bo giyen to olsims vhed
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by ne Departments or EnoacienTiY BEauRaeh
Prompt attention sino given 70 the collection 81
N"".''' '-'.'' ".07f" gwen if Properly taken
Dor The uss Of bo Army, % arranging Accounts wien
and collecting GAINS ucaiusi the Quaftss1uestsf,s De,
pariIaeut.
Al Claims placed ia e'r handle receive our Prount
Personal Attention, thsroty securing many
which, iu Che hands Of ca Attorney at any distant
/ point, hesusutiy prove unsuecsrml
Aside from tho Sea gislutaCs, ong dslly iuitr
| c9urBe v.h I'll ths pspartnents enabled us M u.s
/ cases t5 obtain c, lsi5us mach moro artejuy thst
| yhsrs sl communisat9n and other n.t.i'ary dstei
/ must Do conducted through tie msls
i1 this end, ws solicit you 20 fcfvari t5.us auytt
an oaa.s ofsuch oharaetsr you boy or line 30 t.tss
have presented, aud, aa % Our CUSTOM. No Rnl ~.
nlsh you with all the nee.saaIs ha0la. nnd. ,,i,a
/ required, instructions.
] $50 charge made Ia any case unlaa8 ang.c.slai
hdiress CHARIFs 10 GRFRE
NO. IS Cherry Rfrerf
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The entire press Of The North has raised

The entire press Of The North has raised
a howl over the death Of Gen. McCook,
aud is engaged in endeayoring to excite
the prejudices of the people in conse-
quence thereof to the highest pitch. The
fact is seized with the greatest avidity
for the purpose of arousing a spirit Of
revenge and increasing the disposition 10
enlist, and ii reall Y ssems God-scnd to
them. We have only their own account
Of his death, and distorted and colored,
as it evidently is, we can see nothing in
his death any more than in that Of any
other who has faIlon, or may fall, by the
casualties of war, TO elicit such denuncia-
ton. He was invading the soil Of a free
people, and has met the fate he deserved.
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ETEnI.Nr 49,,

Hoo Een'ah WAnAcn. Mayor wrhagtoa
90 u. p. iIth'h.....t... tomnissioner of pulU.
a hnltiuri
% l'l1i"' ~ LA ..t.s. .liief In.
t"s a,s = .oht''t thiiaiclphin, ra
~. h. tl hllf.'..,.,... ... MarIon,
" EluAh hNunr, ....,.s. EIle,
" WuikM DrNsros. ....... Governor or Obt,
" Ju-ku M, LrcAs,...... .ChicaEo. T.i4sai.
o." CHABtFs %. HOARD. Mnterfouu Al n
Capt. WV D0Russ ..... Erie. la
W ishiiaaoN Oo.-.. Bankers Waahinstou.
ID. a.
Wa.P. snAlrAcg Esq,... Meadyiuo Pas
S,nurl A. fouD Esl. .OhraFa. Ilmd.
C0Hy BAEu0rR, Esq~...,. Cd forrc.iiaute. fnd
ID. A. FOWEu, lsq........ tIucinnati, Ohio.
W. a D. W. H0wuN ,.......
Gen. MrmAN WHAiFs. ... 6ln lrlnr sca.Cti
Joss -. nAisIH, Esq. .... Aurora, lud.
A. .. HtHvfy D. q.......... NehualH, 81 T
W. D. MAavEl, Esq ..... Omaha Ofy 81 T.
Hon. s. q. DAmrr. .,.. .....f rfui IT. a.
Cuhnfrf A. 0n0sHf, Irl,...h tr0lL Mlrh
THDu ts M NnsoFt " I'a..HcH hllfmOrf Mt
WAuIsa x 81 f0i ns.....,.,.A n0kuk, Iowa.
W. d. BL4cnrHE, L1l.....ktnsas IerrIf0ru
IA. HrsuFGI0s, iff 8 oD.,2i0 hr0adwaY. ID 81
B1WIss, nErEsns buAu y, "a and % Ycsey 49,
lpHp. ir.t.ss. tr.tfs heW fark.
GAnpHrr Dsuol ......,...l m WarIea street, NY
jEH0Hf ID hcCk, AaI...t- hha 20 "a, oot., Wal "a
Now N6ik
u, =. blcgLlT, Efi.,.,..,,. aui Broadway, M ~
WuuAn nphfGA hss'.. ~ tuitonfiIset N "
CHARLrs Ioz, EsI 30. ... o. ineinnffl Ohio
TtfFs ~ tfuif, itl..s.,...N nf lnffou, 10
mtncrs A. itcn, LsI.. MagstlIf ttt
iu.Htl1F.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rnrricnIar Neilce.

Ma a D. WHWfyo has assumed Che
tmtroi 5Tc;r city subscription kst lie
win seeihat the UNToE is delivered rcgu
larly to city subscribers every morning
Hc will also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. SO money
taken but Tenncssec Or par funds
We have large quantity OF old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we win dispose Of Of 40 els, per
hundred tE
To Passengers Going North.
Daily Line OF Stages.
str ABLR, stage Proprietor.
Has put another limo or Stages between
Nashville and Franklin, Kentucky max
Ing tia Daily Slage Liae hereafter. His
Coaches viii leave Nashville heg evening
at g o'clock, for Franklin, Kentucky.
or Oaice a the Sewanes House
-.
FLAo PBEsENTATIoN. On Saturday
next, The 9Th Of September, at 3o'cloek,
p NJ, at the house Of r. MoCLAY, in
Edgeneld, near Lucus' store, flag will
be presented by the loyal ladies of Edge
field, 70 Captain j. S. Morton, Chief
Engineer oftho Ohio Army, end Captain
Robert Rodecker, Assistant Engineer,
Two regiments of volunteers, with two
bands Of music, will be present All are
invited 70 be present to witness the Stars
and Stripes thrown 70 the breeze. It is
Intended to be suspended on the Railroad
Bridge. [sopt. 3--4t
Passengers for Louisville will remem-
Der chat J. LIZ ABIE's regular line Of
Stages leaves this evening at G IS o'clock
for Franklin, Ky, connecting there with
the cars for Loui7vile. Office al Sewa-
moo House pufr 21.-ff
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says;
We learn from gentleman who arrived
from Glasgow last evening, that Provost
Marshal CORN, Of Glasgow, and six other
citizens OF Barren county, were captured
and sent TO Tuscaloosa by John Morgan
on Sunday last
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

IDLES0Ns hollsc Ctra agNnst TIC L.. s. Cos I'M
meat either lor Property taEcn iur the use Cr tho
Aruy ,oi for mieo 90 Property, QuartormGHtof Re
cap o. C1rliucstesi can rave hon settled aud col
lcc,9l by placing them Tho hnad7 Of CHARLES H.
GEEtN, Accent Coz tua National Claim Agency Of
W8sh'ngo,u, ~ a. uocs OF Z De Tgnnessoe Hr8ntb OF
The Agency 30 taiNug Nitr't, a.. atalr.
.Ir.y .u.H
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HEADQUARTERs lsT TENN. CAvALGy,)
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug 22, 1862.
All officers recruiting,lor this Regiment
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of the party, present, and absent, and win
hereafter, az least once week, make
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, If any, since last report
by order Of COL STOKES.
JoHN MURRAY, Let Lieut.. & Adiutani,
list Tenn. Cavalry. Aug 28-tc
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Secession Civilization.

We commend The following extracts
from two wcll-known Rebel journals, on
the murder Of General ROBERT McCooK,
to The attention of JElrERsov, and hope
he win study them closely in connection
with his late comments on the barbaritv
of the Federal army.
THE ASSASSINATION OF GENERAL. M'cooR.
from the Jackson Mss'ssptian
Late intelligence informs us that Gen.
McCook was shot dead by guerrilla.
We hope sincerely it is true, for this is
the man who, possessing little brief
authority at Nashville, displayed every
element Of small petty tyranny. lie il
was who caused the arrest of Southern
ministers, aud made the most brutal
speech recorded in the prolific annals of
Yankee MISUNDERSTANDING all manner
Of punishment 10 the South. off, " said
this modern imitator of lhe inhuman
Alva, 1--WE cannot subdue you, we will
kiln you! The Union shall be restored,
il the Southern people have to be exter-
minated and the national flag float over
their bones" He has met his fate Who
shall say il is not a just reirbution.
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADHs.
swu-r Ets're-n c-fv css Uais, lIv- f5.A
EksuyILIr Tl.NN
Mno EuaENIE NJ. r0npEr

NASHNlLIE, Tl.NN
Mile EUGENE n. TOUPET
VIII Open y French aud Engli.h Diy School Oh Che
lhsr Of rriruurRi iso2, n which Jll the old and
Ornam5n;ai hrsuchr offs thorough and renucd tn
81 Vi and French fcmalc education ~iN hs iasght
trcnrh VII be- tHoght without cytm charge 10 tho
pup.E attending NJ no Q. school, aud will receive
n1uuctiou daily Ia THAI boanttu language
FRENCH CLASSES.
At the close OF her school daily in the afternoon
Mile T.. viii have separate Frcnch Glasses for Young
Lads nd Misses, also for married or snglo ladies 60
whom instruction In French will be given, three
LINES wcety, either at her schosl-roops as above.
orat the residence of The pupil, If preferred
Mile TouPETs standing and competency as an cfl
cinnt toachar are too well known 60 the Nashville
community for many year past TO rrQuIro any COM
mculatI0n.
Tho tems Of her school, tor English tuition. are
made moderate aud To SUIT the present times
For Rates of Tuition, and further particulars please
apply TO NJ lie IouPEr personally, H the residence
of her friend, Mrs. Joseph Woods No. % High street,
NlshNulc aug2S
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lIEAdQUARTERs DIsTUrcT OF TIM OHo,J
Medical Directors Office, Nash-i
Willie, Tenn. Aug. 25th, 1862.
General order,
Medical Officers OF the Army and Vol
untecrs arr hereby directed to report at
this Office immediately on their arrival in
this city, 10 state theic business aud
authority. EBN. SWIFT,
Surg L. S. A., Med. Director
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We have large quantity OF old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper
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ELOuR -Tpr Family supplies,
Doc Sale hy WN Lyon,
m Narfft elslIl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Commodore Foota.

Commodore A.. Ii. Footc, with Mrs.
Foote, will leave Cleveland to,day for their
home in New Haven, Connecticut, the Sec
retary OF the Navy having forwarded the
gallant officer further relief from active
duty for three months. This respite is need
ed to secure complete recuperation of his
health and overtaxcd system, as well as the
use Of his disabled foot. For the last ten
days the general health of the Commodore
has rapidly improved and he has been able
to take exercise by riding out daily. He
still has to use crutches in getting about,
the confusion on his foot being too tender to
permit the use of the limb, which becomes
painful if removed from horizontal posi-.
ton for any considerable time. The inAanl
nation, which had alarmingly extended up
his leg before he left the feet, has been
alayed the Mississippi iniasnla has been
removed his appetite is again good his
spirits buoyant; and since the fall of Mem
phis his rest at night is not so often disturb
ed by giving olders for maneuvering the
gunboats, and fighting over the battles which
have shed such lustre on our young Wes-
tern Navy and Flag Officer Foote The
whole, country will rejoice in his speedy and
complete restoration under the itlyigorating
influences OF New England climate aud
home. "a rJ aio y t.fi 4er 31sie
Com. Foote was much affected on Satiir-
day by the sad intelligence from the Mound
City, and expressed deep commisseration for
tho fate of her brave officers and meu The
calamity was one he feared might ibefal
some of the aotilla, for only the flag ship
Benton has an iron clad deck, The great
ted batteries Com. Foote's labors in get
ting the gunboat hotilla and mortar feet in
sprviceable shape at all were herculean, and
for this only he claims special credit. He
cordially awards to Gen. Fremont the honor
OF originating this important arm Of war on
the great rivers OF the Mississippi Valley,
aud warmly acknowledges the j promptness
with, which General Fremout furnished
every facility for periectipg this enterprise
while il command Of the Department Of the
Westi-.tCleveland Herald, Saturday, Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

WE again direct the attention Of the
1t. Clairsville Gazette and the valIandle.
hammers Of this County generally to the fol.
lowing extract from Judge Breokinridge' /
speech before the Missouri State Conysp-
ton, and for fear the Editor and his friends
will not give il that attention il deserves
from one reading, and in order to impress
IL thoroughly on their minds, we will keen
it standing before them in Italics for a few
weeks: 'e91's 't,'a 4'sN 7'77 - =
d II think may say, that without any
opinion on thissubject that would justi ~ the
charge, there % not DO be found IN he State
~ msssoart a siagle man qf marked Iovaitu
'eao hos not already been denoo,ced "a an
abot'tsosist, tchea, is poist Of fact. hs1 Il az
yfar ren'orad JioN them as he Is an fbonoI,
orSyn.patAy from those icho prefer thc ckuros
u htcfaarge has been 10 often aud so Nh.
PANTY made, thai 4 kaue oon,s 20 oonsids, Xxx I,
as,, psrhafs, the most nataiino Teri oT q
Did,s's ioyattg that he has been SeuouncoS AZ
aai Aboiitionlst. THAT man who Aas Seen
- ssccesef fdussspenngh htsu u1oyalsy Mrcs,,h, !.
eht tAissfru0ole as 10 apoid iacu,ri,,0' ne
hostitfy qf,Gts clas engaged in treasoe ami
Their sypspdthiseys, TO such an erfe,n az nor
to facss Ne application Of that epitIet, ! ,oIl
not soy he 70 not loyal, but I,ciQ sav his Iov.
atty. .has "a all ps'obabiiity, not borne ann pe,v
distinguished fruits. 'rsiiu,if sir & = "
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ly felt that il would be better to retire aud
save tho remainder of his men thar to gain
a victory at so terrible price,. This con
clusion seemed, TO be hasteucd by one Of
those strange blunders of war that nobody
can account for, and for which no one is re-
sponsible. At about 90 clock, which seeni-
ed TO be the crisis OF the battle, and when
the Generals seemed to be consulting wheth-
er they should advance again upon the fort
or retire, the gunboats decided the question
by opening heavy cannonade in our rear,
which, instead of telling upon the Rebels,
threw their shot and shell into our own
ranks. This must have resulted from ignor.
aHce on their part as to our precise position,
owing TO the rapid changes upon the field
and the intervening timber. The shells fell
aud burst in the very midst of our men
several exploding near the Commanding
General and his staff. One large shell fell
within rod or two of them, burying itself
in the ground, and then exploding, throw
ing out an immense amount Of earth. AHi
The effect of this unfortunate mistake
was an order for the troops to retire, which
they did in perfect order taking position
on the old picket line. Our loss Is great
and throws shade of gloom over the usually
cheerful soldiery. 1t Is remarkable fact
.nai a,'nousn .uis enpea'uoh mas oeen AT
se"Ieu VIII srIa, p'.sa'ens anu SuneI,ngss
ou .ne par % ts,o usni ,t i,o1 .ns wan. OF
eh;S .eh.s 'I.,on'' ha co. anu 'aJ io.oIu harcnes
wnIem I Ill ,a.e .l,. u1en & ."aoe 'u,oasm ihe ram
s"t ,n,au, .'ey nsse . ooh.',ueu nl' All .he uine
"a .ne unesl sp,IsS' 1Mly asklng 70 % leu
asains' ,ne encIny anere are lew y any
a,noug a .neu' Wno have py. ios' some lriend'
pui i, ah sg,ee thai r iney oenaveu T 1SnlarSaoly
wen, anu 'ousn1 IKE 'etcIans Inc Vincers
iea,less'y eneercu o.' sn1i. men, w'i.lng 70
,s"a W''eue shey "''uvp Nv .he'r 'enn 10 follow;
WenE Wt;m: ponna,n, Mir'gn', stevens and
~ W ll'.nIns were eve,yw ywhere .ha' 9aty called
! no co'one's weie d. .he neaus oi eheir reg
Inenls, a1a inere vas no IofI'ng back on
tne paIs VI t,c s'aI, m o'ncerI q, ine several V
Bencr'ls; n oag.s. rhy anu Iiawks OF zen
penha,n , s'an were active; as were also
seTe'a, o'nets wIioac r,, "aes i uo no. Know.
cIapI -, =. l.'wGLi, oniol Vuarterh.aS!er
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
JOHN'K. HEfoBURN.i

John *, Hepburn, son of Isreal Hepburn,
OF Wegee, Belmont Co.. o., died on the
bloody field of Shiloh, on the Sth of April.
aged II years, 8 months. and 4 days.
He enlisted to fight for his country's flag
on the 4tl Of last November, and was at
tached TO Company Il, Capt. A. Smith. nth
Reg, .. y, commanded by Col. Hilte.-
brand. lie was in the battle of Shiloh on
the 9th and 7th of April, and on the 9th,
being out with his Regimenton a. scouting
expedition, they We're surrounded BY
superior force of rebel cavalry, when he fell
in death, pierced in the breast by deadly
bullet.
Four years ago this young man enlisted
under the banner of Christ BY uniting with
the NJ. h. Church. He was a good bow
When our flag was made to trail the dust
by rebel hands, he said to his sister, II can
NOT rest day or night, / am SO impressed
with the imperative duty of going to Hght,
and, IT needs be, to die in defending my
country . flag from the Decorating hands Of
home-born traitors. !" His sister, heroic
girl, said go, and into the army he went,
and, as his Captan aud comrades say, his
goodness and bravery won Tor him the ad-
miration OF his whole COMPANY. The army
and our country's flag, instead of leading
him from his Savior. caused him to cling
with firmer grasp to the standard of tho
flag of Calvary. He marched beneath the
folds OF both. His trust was in the God of
b titles. Writing to his father few days
before the bloody contest of Shiloh, be said,
L cannot tell how soon we will be in bat
tie. but put my trust in the God of battles,
and believe he can take as good care of us
on the held OF carnage as many other place."
Bravely, at the dawn of the 9th of A nril
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

The Sandusky Register states that the
whestorop never promised better yield in
Huron and Erie counties than now. Fruits
Or all kiaids will be plenty. o7i 7''S " ',
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

MISS JENNIE scors one Of the most ac.
compnshed young lsdies Of Lawrence coun-
" ynio was burned 70 death Monday
phens lamp under which she was passing
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

Flag Of the free hearts hope and home.
BY angel hapdx to saior givon'
Thy stars have iit the veikin dome,
And all thy hues were born IN heaven.
Forever doat tnat standard sheet! .
Where breathes tho foe but falls before us.
With Freed om's soil benezt our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER us!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

THE Circleyille Watchman has been sup-
pressed, and its editor sent To Fort Warren,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
lgned, j. q. FREMQNT, N
Major General u, s. Army.

Gen, Fremont with his personal STAFF and
escort of Cavairy, left Camp at s q clock
this morning. After visiting Gems Banks
aud Sigel he Dismissed most of his STAFF
and with the rest left toy Martinsburg, b No
opportunity was given for y demo onstration,
but there isgoneral resret and indignation
throughout the Camp oFaw x y d Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

Union State Convention at CO.
luhsbus, Thursday, August 2lst,
lS62.