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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

~To:morrow is the last day for volun.
tserins in the new Regiments. = Volunteers
are allowed 70 go into the old Regiments
until the lst Of September, after which
time oil volunteering will be stopped, and
an immediate draft made to gil up the de.
fieiency. There are officers here from the
oil Regiments, prepared to muster in and
forward recruits to their Regiments. Col
Charlesworth will receive recruits for his
Regiment, the 25th, which lis now with
Sigels corps, in the advance Of Pope's
army. Lieut.. Hamilton wants recruits for
the 43d, now with Gen. Rosecrans in Mis-.
sissippi 1t is understood here, too, that
Lieut. Danford and Sergeant Hewetson, of
the 18th, will be at home soon. to recruit
for that Regiment. Here are variety Of
good Regiments 10 choose from. The 25th
wants full company--company D having
been detached for artillery. It seems to US
this company could be raised, if some one
would take hold of it in earnest. y III.
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100 ME.V. WANTED

10 fN up hts .Sptend'd Regintentf
and with the liberal Inducements held out
by the Government these should be raised
in very short time.
Two Dollars premium, Twenty Five Dol
lars Bounty, and Que Months PAY IN AD.
VANCE are now offered to recruits, and will
be paid when mustered into the Regiment.
Clothing and substance will be furnished
Immediately. .. .......o. .,....
YOUNG MEN oF1HE SEVENTH DISTRICT!
now is the timeto enlist. ErljI
IF you have any love of country in your
hearts, manifest it by enlisting. 5'-.
Ii you desire to see your country saved.
join your friends in the field, and aid in
crushing this rebellion.
The next three months, will determinelthe
fate of this Republic. ..y -sar T..
If the Presidents appeal for men is
promptly answered, and the Three Hundred
Thousand recruits furnished, the Govern
ment will sustain itself, and the new re-
cruits will share the honor Of saving the
<. If. that appeal isunheeded. |. and the army
in the field left unsustained, it may be
crushed by the overwhelming force of the
Southern Conscrtpt 1rny, and those who
refuse TO enlist will be held responsible for
the calamity.
Come up, therefore, to the help of your
country and your friends in this their trying
hour; and in after years you will have the
proud satisfaction of knowing that in the
simple discharge of your duty, you have
been instrunisntalin. saving that country
and sustaining these friends.
Recruiting otiics az ST, Gainesville, and
and aas3 A ChdizE sls~h eld ssti~N,
Serg't j, S. Hamilton, Of Morrstown, ,snt
Corp'l II. j. Mctadden, of flArison county
are authorized to enlist as they are part 0
the recruiting commission. 0f - HoE
U. L. PooRMAN,
Capt. Add Reg. D. V. |.
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J Camp Meeting Notice.

"A Camp, Meeting will be held on, the
ground formerly occupied for that ;;purpose,,
on the farm of Moses Bogss, ~ miles South
West Of St. Clairsville, ,oonhneneing on
Friday, August 22d, 1852. Preachers and
people from the surrounding charges. are
cordially invited to come and meet with US
to worship the God Pour fathers in the tent
ed grove. a good Boarding Tent will be or
the ground for the ACCOMMODATION Of all
who may desire TO be served. ..,..
Those wishing to bring tents, are request.
ed to meet the Committee Of Arrange
nents on the camp ground on the Saturday
prior TO the commencement Of said meeting,
to select ground for their, tents
..r,,,,o.-, ROBERT HAMILTON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

The Largest Circulation of any paper
published in Belmont County,
Local. Matters. .

S--T..---------- ----<f-t-1----tx---&
s@-MILITARY MATTERS. ID. d. T.
Cowen, ESQ.,, of this county, has been re.
commended for Lieut. Colonel Of the SD
Regiment, Col. Dan MoGook Hi agreed
on all sides tina. this is a good selection, and
there is no doubt Gov Tod Will at once
commission him. There viii be four com
panies from this county in the SD. The
Regiment will rendezvous at Camp Denni.
son, near Cincinnati. .Ydf-Ac
Since the above was written Gov. Tod
has notified Mr. Cowen, by telegraph, that
he Is commissione1,, and has ordered him
to report at Columbus at once. Mr.. Coweh
left this "wednesday morning. v+o r.~,
Capt. Hugh Ferrusoh's company left for
Camp Steubeuville on Tuesday morning.
Capt. j. Il. Mofat's company left for
Camp Dennison on Monday evening. Capt.
Mofat's company goes into the SD Regi-
ment twas recruited in the;neis shborhood
Of Barnesville, and goes out witlffuIiranks.
We understand Capt, Donelson's com
pany is full. This COMPANY was recruited
On Captina, not Pipe Creek, as we reported
last week ...BaIly Little York" and Wash
ington are largely represented in its ranks
Capt Donelson goes into the SD, at Camp
Dennison. H0F{ GTOCEl Il
Capt. Clark had 60 men sworn in on Mon.
day evening His ranks will soon be filed
Capt Clark also goes into the SD '; ;e
Capt Kirk will go into the SD with his
company. He had, when we last heard
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. minimum
company.
Ellis E. Keunon, Esq, is appointed Ad-
jutant Of the 9sth Regiment. DR.. Henry
West is Surgeon.
Thos. L. Fred is recommended for Com
missioner, and DR. L. Schooley for Surgeon,
b carry into effect the Drafting law in this
county. at.l Nd .,.r.ua 1'a.n. 'I|.. @
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se-LMTURs oy TuEs wmy-Rcv DR..

|, s9-LscTURg on TuEs WH|-Rcv. DR..
Alex. Young delivered q lectmet on. the
topics connected with the war, at the Court
House, on Monday evening. Although the
notice was very short Two or three hours
the room was well filed with ladies' ard
.gentleMens Dr. Y ohns had made no pre-.
paration whatever, but for an hour and a
half held the undivided attention of his
audirnce. He showed plainly that the Re.
bells had commenced the war--that they
robbed our mints, Navy Yards, Arsenals,
and Post Offices, and finally bonbarded q
National Fortress 10 Charleston Harbor. A
traitorous Secretary Of War had ordered
cannon from the Pittsburgh Works to be
takeb.tolTexas and lLouisiana. when even
the ground had, not been laid out on whicl,
to build the Notifications they were design.
ed to occupy. Dr. Young contended that
the war had been .torcei upon the North
and that wsmust 6ghtto the bitter end =
We must subjugate the Rebels, or they will
subjugate US. There is no middle ground
to occupy. Every man must show his hand.
We must be either for the country, or
against il. Southern aristocrats had been
preparing the thing for years, and would
not give up the struggle so easily as some
at US supposed. EDr. Yopng gave those
who talk about carrying on the war ICON.
stitutionally' some severe thrusts, He
showed plainly chat, whether designed BY
them or not they were really aiding the
rebellion. p That portion of his address
about VPOliacaa Preaohingn was very hap
pilSrcndered.
DR., Young is one of the great men of the
country. He can always ge: large audi
ence at his old home here. '... ,at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

@~THE September number of the Allan
tic Monthly is at hand, and is magnificent
number. The following is its table of con-
tents: David Gaunt; Cerebral Dynamics /;
A New Sculptor; Plays and Play Acting
OFF Shore; Life in the Open Air; RiAe-
Clubs Two Summers; Mr.. Axtell Meth
DDS of Study in Natural History; Gabriel $
Defeat; Bethel. The Horrors of San Do
mingo; A Complaint of Friends; The Life
ofBirds; The New Opposition Party; Re-
views and Literary Notices. Send So to
Ticknor & Fields, Boston, and get this mon
arch OF monthlies.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

sdrWe have done pretty well in the
matterof getting subscribers to The CHRoN
IoLE in the past week. Our old friend,
Robt. Todd, of Sheppardstown, brought US
eight on Saturday. He says he got them at
a military meeting in his neighborhood. -
He thought that, while the recruiting Of.
icers were drumming up recruits for the
army, he would do the next best thing
drum up recruits for The. CHRONICLE. Mr..
Todd is one of our oldest subscribers, and is
true patriot. He has two or three sons in
the Union army. ozrpiNo >, ,u.fu-' .l4
UNION MEN OF BELMONT CouNrY
can't you all follow the example of this
Neherapie patrlotf rf-N .Frfe-ft.|-fr. .F-rr
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Announcements.

Congress.-Ms. EDIIoR: Announce J. VI. PUSH
FIELD, Esq. oil Guernsey County as candidate for
nomnation by the Union Convention Of this Conress-
ional District. nul4s
C0ngress.-We are requested 10 announce the
name oil iion JOHN A. BINGHAM as n candidate toE
Congress- subject the decision OF the Union Conven.
ton for the 10th Congressional District which convanes
a, Cambridge on the 2sth inst. -.
Cong ress 1--we are anthoritsd 70 unhource the
nane u iflRA M SKIN ER fxq of Gugrikey County
as candidate for Congressi III the Xvh District subject
to the decision Of the Unconditional Union District Con
vention 10 be held hereafter. aug7ids
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
A CORRECTION.
AUGUST 18th. 1862.

H.. AUGUST 18th, 1862.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Decv Sir: Your
paper of the 18th has the following, in its
local column
"Messrs. Irwin and Donelson have a com
pany nearly full on Pipe Creek"
d The object of this communication is to set
York and Washington Townships right he
fore The world. We claim little local
pride in Capt. Donelson's company. We
claim it as Captina company. Now for
our right to that claim. Capt. Donelson,
|of York, has about 40 men; Lieut.. s. G.
Hutchinson OF Washington, has about 45
Irwin, the Pipe Creek man, has is. Now
what Greek was the company raised on2
.iIa .,,-.. MANY CAPTINERs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
From oeneral Mociellan,s Army.

:, pHnApsrrHlAj Aug \ The Baiieiih
of this evening says n gentleman who left
Fortress Monroe st,eveDlng, and arriyed
here this j. NJ. gives US the following [ II
. Ths Army oft6e Potomac bad oil arrived
at the lower end Of the peninsum, without
being nolested on the way in the slightest
degree. Mcclellan II was understood was
at Williamsburg yesterday morning Fitz
John Porters diyisionl which was on the
opposite Eide Of thd James River, hrs a,so
come down the Peninsula. Burnside arriv-
ed at Fortress Monroe, from Washington,
on Sunday, aud went up the James river as
lar as theiChickaho,piny, 10 SEQ how opera.
tions we're going on.
lie returned yesterday morning and re-
ported everything going on ,Tii0st Sat isi'sc
torily. Weather cool aud delightful, most
favorable for the mcvemento of the troops. -
Moat of the gunboats have come down the
river but some. remain 10 guard the pontodn
across the Chckahominy over which the
army passed down the Peninsula.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

THE result Of the North Carolina election
is looked upon BY the Newborn Progress
and BY Gov. Stanv al a glorious triumph
for the Union. The Secession candidate
for Governor tJohnsonl is defeated By more
than 10000, and the Union opposition par
ty have elected nearly every member in
both branches Of the Legislature by even
greaterlrelative mainritics every candidate
who openly advocated the continuance Of
the war and the, sepsraiiopr for the Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
HnNrER, q Ano 10. 1880

HUNTER, o.. Aug. Ig, 1862.
Ed. Chronicle, st OCaaspiles LL,i
By order of p. NJ, General this Office is
to be supplied with the mail.from Bethesda,
P. o, &c. o. R. R.)-whioh viii be Tri.
Weekly. 4.,I55 % conn
Please notice the above in your paper, as
you stated sss & oSs q issues that this
81 t.' ''e 1i"F j. e. BRowN, P. M.
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Dr-PKRsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. Alex. Young,
formerly Of this place, but now OF Mon
mouth, Ills. is spending afew days with
his friends here. DR.. Young preached in
tho United Presbyterian Church last Sab
bath day. G ! Z gCIA0gJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

a LETTER to gentleman of this city as
serts that the Rebels at Baton sRouge. en-
shared 4ens williams by displaying a Union
flag As the General rode % and asked
what regiment they we're, he wasfred upon
and killed. GEN. Williams body arrived
here Yesterday on the North STAR Y.
Tribuns' 0f Tuesday. s'sR ,l, a,p1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

THE second son Of the Emperor Of Rus
sia is to visit the United States at an early
day, by invitation Of Minister Cameron. J He
will be enthusiastically received. The young
grand duke. is named Alexander Alexan-
drowitcb. He, ives born .on the 26th Of
March, ls45, spd y therefore, seventeen
ycars of'age. He holds the 1ary rank
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

pGrPRoyosT MARsHAI. Mr.. VIM.
Alexander, Of Bridgeport, has been recon-
mended TO Gov. Tod, by the Military Com
mittes, for Provost Marshal of this county.
No better selection could have been made.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

on the superstition tina, the Missouri
Rebels may attack Kansas city, the Provost
Marshal Of Leavenworth has ordered the
people en- masse to enrol and arm for mill.
tary service. EF& @fs .Ss. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

~FLAss will be- presented to Capts.
Mitchell and Fereuson's Companies to-day,
(wednssdsy, J Il Camp. .stsubepyills, by the
ladies Of this county. orr q
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.Fft0ch,neMf .VOftce. ai

ll attachment Notice. si
.H. rp VS.. .H.a - aiL j. r. Of Warren
Calme, More and Perry O. Township Belmon, Co.
conden, Defendants, oLio Notice Is her.by
ASH Garretsop. Aemr Of the Of July i5j2. sail Justice
estate Of Perry O. Condor issu-d ofjer Of attach.
deed Oar t,isilce. rnent in this action against
and noee Of garnisiee has been served Asa Gauet
son, Admir- Of Perry q. Condor, deed.
Said case Is set for final hearing the 2d OF Augls
1Sl2. Of o'clock. p NJ wM. SMITH, PlaIntid.
Auyust q, teii2 --9y
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Married.

einL ~ 1OIr-->-------t Al -
JOHNSON-DURNALL.-Au 1aih. by w w
Atkinson, Esd, Mr. Joseph =. Johnson, OF Monroe Co..
o. and Misc Rebecea) )Dutnall Of Belmont Co.. o.
MANN-FINCH-A 18th, by W, w. Atkinson.
ESD WI William Num- and Miss Harriet 4 F,iich, oil
of Somerset Township, Belmont Co. o. fi''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

n6-Teachers' Examination at tho usual
place, on Saturday, August 3Oth, commencing
at 9 A. NJ, precisely.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

sG- Hon. James Il. Morris has been re-
nominated for Congress- by the Democrats
of the Monroe District
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
D0THE MILITIA OF BELMONT CoUN-
TY.-The following is the militia force, Of
Belmont County, as returned by the Town
iarThe July number Of the Westmin

S9I The July number OF the Westmin-
ster Review is on our table, from the press
Of L. Scott 4 Co., N. Y. The following is
the table of contents: The Life and Policy
Of Pitt; DR.. Davidsoh's Introduction, to
the Ola Testament; Election Expenses /;
Sir William Hamilton: his Doctrines Of
Perception and Judgment; English Rule
in India; Celebrated Literary Friendships;
The Dawn Of Animal, Life !, Contemporary
Literatire. Terms 50 a year!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

H0-MUor Jus +. Charlesworth, of the
25th Ohio, has been promoted to Lieut. Col,
vice Webster, resigned. Captain Jere.
Williams, of Co. c, is promoted Major.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

Bd-Hons. L. Haight, NJ. G. from New
York, and Jas. r. Morris, will accept our
thanks for public documents. ..'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
Attention! Township Assessors

IHE SEVERAL. TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS elected
April last, will report Immediately a, the Auntors
Oihce !or insirIruos TO enable them 10 Enroll the Mi
lila without drluy. -... .tu'. I.t.t
The enrollneni must be completed and returns made
tn The Auditor beior,' the i0th day OF August
Ii there shoud he a, vacancy in any Township the
Township Clerk will promptly notify this olbce.
By order oi Gov. Tod. x p. COLEMAN
jyI C..r' Dept Auditor Belmont Couniy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

from Harrison county, which will make it a
very desirable Regiment for the young men
of these counties to volunteer in.
1t well drilled, well Offered regiment,
and is composed of the very best kind of
material, and has been in active service
long enough to have gained avery credit
able reputation. t,..... .ft....
Thora ora n,ty
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Bank Stock for Sale.

fTBH suBsl RlBHR bier. Tor sale sfs shnfes IN IN.
suite bsnk ol piio, NJ Plesssnt Brunch, bbop, ny
o. tas late Mana Hoslrr, OF flJahng. Belmont County
- GsAAc MITCHELL, E1ecu,ct
fflnfhtn1, 1flt no ~ tst1 IHitI ~ iyJittn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
DRUG STORE FOR SALE,

RARf opportunity ia hereby on red TO any wish
a ing 10 engage In busies. Por xntsfnct,uy
wish 10 rer;. and will <pose OF my stock, fixtures
aifi good will. on reasonable terms The which
occupy has recently been fitted up especially for the
business ~ a neat aud tasteful nainer There is alse
ample good md dry sell room underneath The building
The business OF ht establishment has Hlwny> raked
good II not better than any oher Drug Store in Benort
county hoi in Tie amount done, and IN s paying char.
netr Ard die reputation OF the establishment for purity
oil liz Drugs stards Al. t-' - ~
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I SherifYs s5aln.
IN RAIlTIeEIoN.

Sheriff s -S5alp. 4
IN RAEsTIPIoN. -
Nicholas Wilson RY vIRTUE q an crisr Of
Sarah wiildn e, al o.S q coaaon Flea oi Sci.
mont County. OhO. wall se Un
tuesday, sept. 2, 1852,
the ironi JebeDf tie roar Hyuse IN ST cioifsvale
between the hJurs OF 10 Clock. a., aud o'c ock p
N. r.c lolfosing Rra Estate, 70 witt .fdT
more or ie, sfttg ass @ rosis w e psrct.; sTtys
Il %.o .s n & sSst 's isG ss BY Ssso $
said conveyance sud first tract being tic same prem.
ises de,er1si N dsel from The said Aehoas r. @il.
ed olumeZ y, pag loo Of the rreorls OF deedsol said
,So Goaay, @ nna eoh'@ins acres rod and II poles,
o see ss's' y ro@s.As @ AHse raj sassf. Hf
E.. corner Of said quafer md being The premise
to the said John Wilson by deed dated JsuuprY ,4i,
OF sad codn.y cOnisiSihssii scc.. s,dse q isss : -
,er y ,.s ss seioa 81 fs sp saai 'ss .s Saa,
IN the Southeast corner of snd Guarr n. toandarits
begining ut ,suke in tie middle VI le ime fun ilu
of 81 ucrrs of the North SIDE Of said quart L ami from
theice ranrlig IN Souiery directon with linz rdi
TO hitersecl the sou boundary Of said qusfer n point
that viii divids Tie bsloice ot said quadef AFTER cutting
oil said 52 acres in two equal pnrts The said line
tug Of said 50 acres parallel with the North bound.
airy Of said quarter SECTION being the some premises c,n.
veyed By Griffin Sufe 70 the said John wilson by deed
dated June 81 Isl7, aud recorded Volhuie 81 pa
~, Of the records OF deeds OF said County, conping
SO acres more or less. ..... ,,ttI' (. t-f7t Y
The above described premises will be sold subject to
the dover interest OF the said sorah WILSON, assigned
aud set OF 10 her BY The said Conns soners and bou
ed aud described as follows, 10 W.T.:
Being port Of tile said Sd tract and OF TIE Northwest
quarter Of said Scclion "a, Township and Range A.
It's boundaries beginning at the Southeast cor ier ut
stone thence West rs 30 Rods 10 the Southwest
TO stone; thence North d61O Rods 10 stake; thence
East 1896 Rod to sake; helrc- South 46iO Rods 10
o. nRF@ nar l..aa
Also the entire I'd tract being part OF the Soulhou.
quarter OF Section ~ Township O and Range & lying IL
the Northeast corner OF said quarter and being SAINT
premises sold and conveyed by lhoas g. Steel aid wi,e
TO the said Joha NiIsonhy deed daied January 1st
and recorded in Book z, page iss OF the X cords o
less - ''ffFf 'is'7i, ~ RI N- :
First Tract appraised al s2,7t2 50j
Second Tract subject to the dover Of Sarah Wilson
1851 25 r..,..-l .u .
Third Tract subject TO the dover interest Of Sarat
Wilson, 81 AS. l-.-
TERMS: one-ihird cash in hand; on,,hird in one
year aud the remainder in two yenrs with ,nlsrrs,
Z. .t'ly . rr4T, g.. r.. LOCHARY. Sierid.
sherd's Office, St clairsville, July 81, l=t2-sie
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
Administrators Notice.

NoI.cE "A hetrhy given tlisl afie Probate cour for
Bc.inort cDfh'y tie ondersgned wsssppoiDisu shd
qhoiDl "A AuIifsifaiof of the Eslsis oi. James Or,
aeeeased, laa Of Betmo1t county 80
All tops ndeDted to ssd estate ore requested 70 make
Snfncdsse payment; a1d dlose hsving clsirns agsine
std estate arc sihed 60 pfeseDt hcfa for seiutssn
~ BARNET rkYLoR.l .,,a.,,.9
lail wiLLIAd ORR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
Notice

'.'. Office. .'a-..d7-t. /.
'IHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the CENTRAL OHIO
L RAIL ROAD COMPANY arr hevbyczaUEzIw1
notified thar ile Annual AIeeting for tiiqssi As52f
election OF Thenn Directors TO serve the ensuing y.r,
will be held on Tuesday, the 2eth day OF Au-
'--.'-... WIN. WING, sec'y.
GAINESVILLE July 25, 1859 ff' ff'lb jyHh