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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

place. The enemy have been cvacuatlng
ior solne time, but the rear guard Of their
army kept up terrible show OF resistance,
contesting every inch Of ground since we
rot within six miles OF the place. y.r
Although We do not feel satisfied that the
enemy should escape without greater punish
ment, vet. from information that consider
reliable, feel satisfied that he did not
leave Corinth rs u matter gf policy. but from
sheer necessity. Intelligent deserters and
citizens say that the only reason. for the
evacuation was that they felt unable to fight
us, and their supplies were getting very
short since New Orleans had fallen into our
hands. They'd nut seem 10 have any plan
whea they left; most Of them went South on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad--others went
Wost whilst great numbers scattered with
out seeming to have any fixed purpose in
view. The sickness in their army at Corinth
since Shiloh has been fearful. They have
buried several thousand around the place,
and citizens tell us that for weeks the trains
have been loaded with sick going South. |
heard one intelligent citizen estimate thciI
sick at one hoE hed. uhoie force. They
burned good many wagons, and such army
stores as could not be got away; burned the
Depot aud several other buildings in the
place before they left, but did not commence
destroying the road until they got some dis
tance out Of town They have been vigor
ously pursued, and great number OF prls
oners captured, but as TO numbers L canno
say, as everything is rumor here, and mo-
very reliable at that. ..t...l ,r.
Weremained in Corinth over night, anc
yesterday returned to csmp. aud after wash
ing aud getting night good rest the boy
seem as though their four days and night
of fatigue had not hurt them in the least
There is rumor in camp that Mitchell ha'
cut off aud captured large number OF pris
oners that Pope is pursuing them from hi
advance position on the left, and Sherman
division on the right. Ipresume some par
of the forces on the right and left ar
pursuing them but do not know who, Q
with what success. flt T.
What we will do next is, OF course, un
known to us. presume Gen. Halleck'
plans are played out by the mastery ske
dadding' of the rebels; and we will hav
to wait until the enemy makes anothe
ditch before we move. Conjectures are rife
Some think we will go to Memphis, Other
. follow them up. think both are right.
A portion will go to Memphis, and anothe
portion follow them from here.
: The boys are generally well, and enjoyln
+ themselves pretty well.
). Our prompt and efficient Paymaste
Major Thustin, is here, with a pile Of gree
backs for us, and we will be paid to-day I
to- morrow.
!, Sergeant Joseph N. Dubois of Co.
!. has been Commissioned ID Lieutenant, an
/, assigned to Co. B. Bully for 10. He vi
:, make good officer.
Individually and collectively, the boys
. Co. E want to be remembered to our old y
! derly--J. II. Thompson. Hope he W
soon be well.
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From Yortross Monroe.

BALrIMoKE, June 10. The Old Point
boat arrived this ,morning with adyices from
Fortress Monroe D. last evening. Genera
Burnside and staff arrived at an early hom
Yesterday morning. having colne through
the ,Albemarlc and Chesapeake Canal in the
small gunboat Port Royal, leaving Newbern
on Saturday.
The Port ROYAL came through both cut.
ofthe canal. The lower Que, connecting the
Carrituck and Aibemarle Sounds, had been
obstructed by piles and sunken vessels, and
the previous arrivals by the inland rout,
have avoided THE cut by traversing the whol'
length of the Carrituck Sound.
The progress. Of the Port Royal was con
siderably delayed by the distractions, bu
Gen. Burnside succeeded in blowing then
up and opening the canal
Norfolk was reached at midnight, and at
ter communicating with Gen. Viele and pro
curing pilot, the Port Royal ca'ne to Fort
ress Monroe.
The object Of Gen, Burnside's visit was t.
have importaut Recommendations with tn
Government, and having sent dispatches an'
received replies Ne will return. .f-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

Late from McClellan's Advance
Gen. Joe Johnston Reported Dam
gerously Wounded.-The Situation
Unchanged.
A dispatch from McClellan's headquar-
ters, under date of June 6, says
Two deserters just in report Gen. Joe
Johnston seriously, if not mortally, wound
ed through the groin by MIME ball, dur
ing the late battle. Gen. q. w. Smith
now commands.
Other information corroborates this. Al
so, that the rebel loss is estimated at 10000
in killed. wounded and missing.
No material change has occurred In the
enemy position
A contraband, who left Richmond yester
day, says the city is in a terrible state o.
confusion. -
There are no troops in the city excep
those doing general duty. There are nt
signs of an evacuation. Everything shows
an intention of determined resistance.
The house tops at Richmond were cover
ed on Sunday with people, expecting to SCI
our troops driven into the Chickahominy
but when they saw the rebels run, the great
est CONSERVATION prevailed. 1t is rumore
that Magruder is Disguised and intends, re
signing. Information is received that ther
are no rebel troops between the Kappa
hammock aud the army of the Potomac,
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Frightful Destruction by Earth
Quakes.

In the Dutch territories on the west coast
of Sumatra, and in the islands laying of it,
earthquakes of excessive strength took place
in February and March, accompanied by
violent connections in the sea- the water re-
firing to great distance and then rushing
hack with frightful force, and sweeping
everything before them. Great destruction
was everywhere caused, and many lives lost.
In the Islands, however, the effects Of these
terrible phenomena were most marked. On
the island of Mas, "a military post was com,
pTetely swept away by the sea, and seveira
Of the garrison destroyed. A gunboat ly,
ing in the harbor was torn from her anchors
and thrown high upon the shore Vn the
island Simo, almost the whole of the houses
were destroyed, and out of a population o
l i 100, nearly sOOp perished. Unusually heay.
rains alsv prevailed in other parts Of tn
dependencies. In Banda the nutmeg crop
suffered much injury from this cause.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

HsFThe paper referred to in Capt. Poor
man letters, ''The Missouri Army Argus"
printed at Scamp Churchhill Clark near
Corinth, Miss, May 25, 1862" on dingy
paper, 10 by IA iuches, and is quite a curl
osity. 1t contains several army orders,
chiefly in relation to desertcrs, conscripts,
and substitutes besides the astounding
news that Mcclellan has retreated from the
Peninsula, that the Federal loss at Shiloh
was 80, 900, &C., &c.
The Captain has also sent us copy o
s'The Daily Mississippian, printed at Jack
son, May 27, and ''The Daily Memphis Ava
lanche," Of May "a.
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1raths.

McsHAEFER Died. ni her residence in s. clars-
willie ofChronc Inflammation OF The liver, Mrs, Ehzabeh
McShn.fer in The i2nd year Of her age.
The tccensed had bren acunsisicut and worthy mem
ber OF the Presbyterian Church OF this place tor thirty
two years Her daily department the tenor 81 hc e9h
ina tlis Long career told that her religion was rot
mere empty proissson. Her picty was deep, genuine
doarcd herself to large eir- o friends. Her last III
ness was short She toos isvri OH thursday, and oi
Saturday evening svo irorpse, she nofs her shner
giorious immortality Slc waSinsed mother IN Israel
and we will all mi IS her much But our loss will be he
lain
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9s.arrisd.

GRAY-DUBoIS.--tn the Sd Of Juno. ls62. by Rev
j. u. Johnston Mr James W. Gray and Miss Elizabeth
Dubois, the house OF her .athcr, all OF Belmont county
BAXTER-LtI'AS On June 9Th, by the same, Mr.
Ransom Baxter and Miss Ruth Anne Lucas, both o.
Belmont county.,
ABEL-MiII lI1W-May toth. is6o, by New VIM
Grimes Mr.. John C. Ahei and Miss Jane W. Miller, al
OF Belmont county, OHIO
NEFF-GI.ov ovER--Msy octh, 1909 by the sam Mr.
Edward T. Nef and Miss Mary A. Glover, ull Of thu
county.
NNIS--f'AMPBElI.-On Tre day. 10Th lust
by Rey q. Il. Campbell Mr.. G. MrGems oi Wheeling
and Miss Fieodocia ami bell near St. Clair7vlc.
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Tuesday. July 8. 1862.

Tuesday, July 8, 1852,
a, the front door OF the Court House. in the OF St
Cairsvc, between the hours Of 10 o'clock. N, and
oclock, p NJ, OF said DAY, the iolowfg Real hslate
10 wit; -.
Living and being in the County Of Belmont and State
of Ohio and described follows, that is 10 say the
same being paris and parcels Of Fractional Section No
~ Township mud Range q Ia the plat OF survey Of
said Section made by Charles DeHnas August tei5, in
the case Of Joseph Gill vs. Daniel Zane and others in
the Couri OF Common Pleas OF said Belmont County IN
Chancery and filed with the papers ~ same and being
also pB Of the property purchased Ia sud case iah
September. ls45 by the said Daniel c. List al Master
siouer's sale and conveyed by the said Master
Comn <sioner To the said List by decd bearing date oi
- which said Lots Nos S and are further and more
particularly described m said plat and the certificate OF
appraiseen made IN said ease, cory oil winch Is also
filed with said papers as follows, that Is TO say
Begirnnr FOR said Lot No at the Southcast cornei
thence South III deg West 25 poles' thence West ic
File mngs Run; thence mp said Run the Southwest cor
ner ot Lot No said plat TO said lie Baron Lot thence
South with the West boundary line oi said LeBaron Lo
lG poles to the Southwest corner OF said Lrbaroi lol
and thence East with the South boundary line OF salC
lie Baron Lot 10 the place oi beglnnins,-conaning l.
| ncres o land, more or less.
he rning for Lot No at the Southeast corner of shit
Lot No s. on the bank OF said River and thence dow
| said River South 1Ol deg West ~ poles thence Nort
| IS deg West 20 poles thence South Odeg We16p poles
| thence North IS deg. West - said Fening's Run
No s. and thence East with the South boundary INC
said Lot No to tie place of beginning containing II
| acres OF land more or less.
| Appraised ut the sum OF S2,2Oe.
| TERMS; One-thiTd cash in hand, one-third IN on
year. aud onehird III two years. with interest on dee'
red payments. ,oc,,,,v s,;a
shcriIs Office June 5, ls62.-s7
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Hfr-EpINBURe REVIEW. The April num-
Der Of this great Quarterly is on our table.
It's contents are: Jesse's Memoirs Of Rich
ard the Third Capitalization; Gaessard'
Edition Of the Carlovingian Romances
Recent Researches in Buddhism Moderr
Domestic Service; Mommsen's Roman His
tory Cotton Culture in India Sir A. Ali
sons Lives of Lord Castlereagh and Sir G
Stewart Public Monuments David Gray
Clerical Subscription.
Address L. Scott & Co., New York.
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The Union Convention.

Tho undepigpcd,f representing fnE UNios
CosyfNlioN which assembled in this city
on the 5th of September last, call upon "all
alcyal citizens who are in favor Of the main
iainancc of the Government, aud of the Wig
orous and continued prosecution of the war
now carried on for the suppression o.
the rebellion against the Government''
arain to meet and appoint delegates to a
UNION CONVENTION to he held in this city,
on Thursday, the 2lst day of August next,
for the nomination of candidates for the fol
Sowing Offices
Judge of the Supreme Court; Secretary
OF State Attorney General School Com.
missioner, One member of the Board oi
Public Works.
belmont is entitled to six delegates. J.
LED. CHRoN.
We recommend that the delegates b.
chosen by conventions in the several coun
ties, to be hid on Saturday, the 10th o.
August, 1,,i,,s ..5 arsss.Af stN
The Convention win assemble at l o'clocl
A. M----the place of meeting will be hereaf
ter designated. ~. ,.--sr-t-'
GEos NJ. Parsons, Chm.
B. r. MARTIN, Sec'y,
Union Executive Committee.
!. Columbus, June I'd, 1852.
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FROM Gen. Mcclellan's Command

From Glen. McClellan's Command.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,
Monday, Jnne 9. "A contraband who left
Richmond this morning, arrived to-day. No
reintorcements have been received, nor were
there any signs OF evacuation.
A Captain, Lieutenant and two privates,
belonging to Gen, Burns brigade, were kill
ed yesterday, and Is men wounded, while
establishing an advance picket line. The new
position was held. -.
Gen. Prim and staff occupied the day il
reviewing the reserve batteries and Genera
Porter division. They also visited our out
posts, and had view Of the enemy.
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From Gen. Fremont's Command.
slS Death of Gen. Ashby. nst

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The following
was received at the War Department this
A. M. a
HEApouARTERs ARMY IN THE FIELD,
HARRisoNBURG, june 7, P. M.
Hon. z. M Stanton, Sec'y Of Var:
The attack upon the enemy's rear Of yes
terday, precipitated his retreat. Their loss
in killed and wounded was very severe, and
many Of both were left on the field. :.
Their retreat is by an almost impossible
road, along which many wagons were left in
the woods, together with wagon loads of
lblspkets, clothing and other equipments
In the evening many Of the rebels were
killed by shells from battery of Genera
6tahls brigade. g'3s
Gen Ashby, who covered the retreat Will
his whole cavalry force aud three regiment
of infautry, and who exhibited admirable
ski aaf alslaeity, was among the killed
Ges. NilfoF made reconnoisanco to da,
abgut 3 nilcs ON the Port Republic road
ana discovered q portion, OF the enemy 5 fore
enesplped in the timber.
ISigIed.f ~lW JIG. Fremont,
Major General Commanding.
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state Of Ohio, Belmont County,
SS.--.COurt Of Common Pleas.


George Atkinson sssaio, HE HE ass,s SsiSndT%iS yi,S
Of George Atkinson, deed, Low KennaTd, her laI
= VS.. band Ellen koss, WIN
sap,uel w Boswick 4 others. James Ross, her nus
band and A. Ross nonsesideuis OF the State Of OHIO
will take notice that the 9Th day OF February, tsei
me Plaintiff filed his original petition, and now on s
I'd day OF June 1882, he has hed his anennea rsuuo
In his case The substance Of which vs. that George At
kinson in bis lifetime made his will and died nDon, The
ao,h Of August 1854; that in October and Noysmoer
1854 at The request OF the eseees under sed WIZ ana
beiorc any settlement made, and before ihe circu-
stances o} lie estate were known the snid estate was
distributed under the will Tha, afterwards largs claims
were presented against the estate. having accrued against
the firm OF Drakeiy Sweeney 4 Co, IN which hrn, ,he
said George Atkinson wac parneI aud hni many sun
for large sums OF money were pendin, ana ~ Me ~
of iet6 he same wofs all conpruhssd iof about ,he
sum Of ss177 This anil ik brought 10 compel corlo
,io rom he said egatees Tor tie payment oi the sall
compromise money -. ,,,n, ,oax
he taksn of how much each Of the egatees snah co
irbus toward the paynlsnl Of We same, aud that nds
M ma s. -ender,H accordingly, 4 90, =
,t nrIerr n B1aoeE % denlCr 70 iAe sa'0 pc
t,,ss ooer he or hds3 6es eiAasafi, ~ o' u. SAM
~, be iskon a. "a aiS .71';s' iT9asss iSaeis e. ;k
isis q lsea b. e ''4w
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Wooden Factory in Operation

JNARMERs along the line OF the Rail Road can send
L their WOOL 10 MARBLES MILLS, Warnock's
Statiou where il desired can be made into CLOTH
ready for the tailor ,.-,
n Send along with Wool plain directions how you
xvnn, il manufactured, with owners name, and place
where il is to be delivered on return
The present owner has re-iued the works and the
Mills will he kent in operation by Horse power II wHtei
fails The experienced Operaor JusErH EARSsnAw
retains charge OF the works and together with the Pro
pretor, will eildeuvor To satisfy all customers
Address business communications 10
my:a:In A. v. MARBLE, Wornock's Stauon.
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From COM halleak's Command.

WASHINGTON, Iuue4 TO- 0-IIhe following
message was received at the War Depart
ment this morning
~ CoWNTH june 9th
To Hon. =. w. Stanton, .Ssc'y Of War
The enemy has fallen back to Tusslla,
fifty miles by rail aud nearly seventy by
wagon road Gen. Pope estimates the rebel
lose from casualties, prisoners and deserters,
at over 20,00D, aud Gen. Buell. ut between
q, 900 aud 80, 900.
A person who was employed in the Con
federate Commissary Department, says that
they had 10000 men in Corinth, and that
now they cannot muster much over 81, 900.
/ Some ofthe fresh graves on the road have
been opened and found filled with arms.
Many of the prisoners beg not to be ex,
changed. saying that they purposely allowed
themselves to be taken.
Beauregard hinstlf retreated from Bald
winon Saturday afternoon, to Okaona.
ISigned. II. w. HALLEcR,
- Major Gen. Com d g.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

n6y-lN our columns this week will be found
quite lot Of news from our Belmont boys
at Corinth. They have also sent us great
batch of rebel ''love-letters, which the ske-
'daddling rebels left in their hasty fight.
We viii publish them next week, ifw car
decipher them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

WAYnyoroN, June lo-The Seward.
LYONS treated for the suppression OF the AT.
rican slave trade is today officially promul-
gated. II Itis,orenain 10 full force for the term
Of ten years. Instructions for the ships. OF
the United States and the British nuvies,
and regulations for tho mixed courts OF JUS
tice, accompany the publication.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

nSrIN TowN.-Lieut John J. Jewett,
late Adjutant of the 18th Regiment was in
town on Monday. Lieut.. Jewett has been
appointed Abide Camp to Major
Mcdowell, and will soon join that officer on
tho Rappahannock.
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SsdEWg have another interesting letter
from our correspondent to Mr.. Gressinger
this week, which we have been compelled to
leave out in order to make room for the
speech of Elk Gov Neil S. Brown, Of Ten
.nessee. 1t will appear next week.
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Gro. NJ. Parsons, Chm.
B. r. MARTIN, Sec'y,
Union Executive Committee
Ia luna 81 1870

psS-OuR excellent friend, DIR. j. W.
Fisher, has returned home and will be found
IN his office at all business hours. The DIR.
is one Of the most skillful dentists in the
country. HH' THr.HH I..a .a r.lI'
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D~We have some new advertisements
(which we are unable to get in this week
from Thomas G.. Culbertson, dealer in Cop
per, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, and one
from w. Fl. Sharp, Grocer, both at Bridge.
port, and, by-the-way, two of the most
enterprising and liberal business men in the
County. We will attend to them mex
week.
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.gd,,tnissrafor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that al the Probate Conr
IN for Belnont county u,e undersigned was app9nles
and qualified as hdniSpss, Nun ns pS,"on, ~ conv,v @ Ohio
All those Indebted said estate are requested TO max
imm,diaie payment, and those having claims sgslns
sod esnte notified to present thein lot seuehTh
within one ye,u from this date -
May 90, 1862
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Notice.

oN THE 10Th DAY. OF MAY. A. d. isGe, the Pro
j bate Court OF Belmont County Ohio DECLARED h'
estate OF Milton w Price, decreased 10 be probably W
solvent Creditors are theseiore requredto e
claims against the estaie The undersigned Tor allow
snce within six months from the time above mentioned
or they will not be entitled 10 payment .r,,>,
Administrator of Milton w. Price, decd.
1-S.x
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A Notice.

<or,cr il he..hy sivsn thsi i;he Probate CoVF 10y
IN belg.oat G. aagy uaesrsylsd was apl1lI7 .l:e
ni,fter Is .istsat1r oi the Esfa;e oi joan N'R'
. = "a. dece nBssd la,. Of Rsinonl county
iithse IN htrd 70 said estate are requeSe u MAKE
mme iiats uayhanl; and those having claims eisalis
sad estate noutei TO presem hsia LOT sous '-''
w''nin one year 'o' ''''' JAMES PRICE, Adu.'r
+ MAJ %. 1889