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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-14

The County Military Committee met at
Bridgeport on Friday the Sth, and recon-
mended the following additional recruiting
officers:
John Irwin, Esq, Of Dillies' Bottom.
Robert Hills, of Barnesvile.
VIM. B. Kirk, Esq, of Flushing.
James Theaker, of Colerain Township,
Thomas Clark, Of Bridgeport.
Samuel B. Hatcher, of Loydsville.
The Township Military Executive Com.
mittee were directed to raise double the
amount heretofore assessed on their several
Townships.
All the recruiting officers in the county
were directed to report the number recruit
ed by them to the Committee at their mex,
meeting.
The Committee adjourned to meet al
Morristown on Thursday next, at 10, A. M
By order of Committee.
HENRY WEST, Chairman.
d. d. L. CowEN, Sec'y
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n8-DEpARTuRE OF CAPT. MITcHELLs

n6-DEpARTuRE OF CAPT MITcHELL's s
CoMpANY.-Capt. Mitchells Company left
here for camp, at Steubenville, yesterday
morning. It's ranks are full to overfowing
This Company is composed Of the very best
material. Many of those in the ranks are
young men who left College, quite num-
ber we're Teachers. and others left their
business, from which they were realizing far
more than thcy will be able to make in the
army. They have all made great sacrifices
for their country, and are noble fellows
God bless them and cover their heads in
the hour of battle.
Capt. Ccrdner's Company was divided
the Captain taking some 10 men, and Lieut.
Mofit the balance, about so. We learn th'
Captain is again full, and will leave fol
camp this Thursday morning.
Capt. Mofit, we understand, has abou
80 men.
Messrs. Irwin and Donelsou have Com
pany nearly full on Pipe Creek.
Capt. Ferguson's Company is about full
Capt. Kinks Company is going righ
along. The Captain mustered in II mel
here on Monday.
Messrs. james Theaker, Thomas G
Thoburn, and others, are recruiting @ Com
pany. We have not heard from them for
day or two, but believe their prospects good
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Announcements.

Conrress,-N. EplroR; Announce ]. VI. PUSH-
FIELD i;s.. OF Guernsey County as candidate for
NOMINATION by the Union rvenon OF this conaress-
onal District nulF
COngress.-We requested 10 announce the
name ot Hon John A. BINGHAM as n candidate foI
Congress- subject to the decision OF the Union Conven
ton for the 10Th sona District which convenes
ai Cambridge OH the 2sth inst
Congress.-We are authorized to announce the
name OF HIRAM SKINNER, Esq, Of Guernsey County
as a candidate for Congress IN the Xvlth District suhlec
TO the decision OF the Unconditional Union District Con
venton. to he held hereafter. augNd'
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s%THE MEETING NEXT SATURDAY
We hope the Union men Of the County will
turn. out to the meeting next Saturday, at
St Olairsville, to appoint delegates to Co
lumbus, and to the District Convention
Come up, friends, and Jet us go into the
Campaign With vigor and earnestness. Let
rs staft che ball rolling, and keep it rolling
until every Rebel nd Rebel sympathizcr il
the land is overwhelmed.
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D6r rHE County Military Committee has
recommended several gentlemen Of this coun-
ty to recruit Volunteer Companies, and
among these, all of whom are excellent men,
we recognize the appointment Of VIM. b.
KIRK, Esq, of Flushing Township, as one
eminently fit to be made. Esq. Kirk
il one of the best men in the county. He
is man Of sterling sense, and a God fearing
Christian and patriot. We are glad to learn
that he will get up his Company.
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sss-ANoTHER PRINTER GONE TO WAR

Hg-ANoTHER PRINTER GONE TO WAR.
We think the most patriotic class of peo'
pie in the world are the printers. We be-
lieve seven have gone from this town into
the army. Previous to the late call, our
Office h ad furnished two recruits for the
ranks; besides, the Editor was in the field
at the head of Company. When the late
call was issued, another boy from our office
stepped into the ranks Of the great army
which Uncle Sam is preparing to send down
upon our '.'Southern BRETHREN" as the
Gazette would say. Mr.. GEO. w. THoMp
SON, who has been compositor in this Of
fee for upwards Of two years, Joined Capt
Mitchelrs Company, and is now in camp a
SteubenvilIe. II he only handles the
shooting stick" as we'll as he handled tn
"sticl" and "rule" in our Office, he viii
make good soldier. We wish you success
and glory, George.
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CINCINNATI, August ll.-Gen. McCook' s
funeral was an imposing affair with large
attendance of military and citizens. The
statement of the Philadelphia Press that
the General was shot kneeline and begging
for mercy is denied by Capt. Bart, the Gen
erals Adjutant, who says he was kneeling
assisting the driver to manage the frighten-
ed horses.
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t~TERRIBLE AccIDENr.-Mr. James
Rankin, Of this vicinity, met with terrible
accident on Tuesday morning. His foot
was caught in Reaper, and SO torn and
haupled that it was necessary to at once
amputate it. The operation was performed
br Drs. Hevetson and Walker.
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.ssirG. w. HoaE, ESQ. Assistant Secre-
taary Of State, has accepted Lieutenant 8
commission, and is recruiting men IN TINS
County for the war. He will go in Capt.
Kirk's Company.
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nsrNExr SATURDAY is the last day on
which the Governor can accept volunteers
for new Regimsnts He is getting ready to
draft, and will probably oommeise F ne1'
NeSA M, ..l
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Union Convention.

We have been requested BY the Union
. Central COMMITTEES Of this county, and by
numerous citizens, to request the Uncondi-
tional Union men Of the county to meet in
Convention, at
st. Clairsville, August 1e, 1862,
TO appoint delegates to the Union State
Convention, which meets at Columbus on
the 2lst inst, and to the Congressional Con.
vention, which meets at Cambridge, on
Thursday. the 2sth Of August.
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DAVID MCCARTNEY.

s%Mouday was a pretty lively day in
town. Capt. Mitchell's Company gathered
here on that day, and left for camp on the
following morning. A long procession from
Flushing escorted in the volunteers from
that Township, and we're heartily cheered
as they entered town. Old Flushing do n
Al ANYTHING BY halves, L
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s@The following dispatches exp

p@The following dispatches explain
themselves:
BARSEsvILLE, Aug. 7th, 1852.
Gov. Ton: Will you receive volunteer:
instead of drafted men from Warren Town
DAVID MCCARTNEY.
CoiuMBUs, Aug. 9Th, 1852.
To Dav,d Nc Cdrfney, Esq: | will, 1t OF
fered ia full Companies for three years.
DAvIp TOP, Governor.
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n05-TttE Gazette last week reproduced an
article from the Dayton Empire sboaa Judge
k.nney s,umping the State for volunteers
which considerably decides that difference
of opiinion in regard to that should be tole-
r.tedl Or oourse, Esey would not do sol
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p4-Mr. Andrew p. Heaton, of this place,
has been appointed Quartermaster' Ser
geant of the lst Virginia Cavalry.
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s0-THERE will be Mass War Meeting
at Morristown to-day, (Thursday,) which
will be addressed by Hon. VIM. Kcnnon, sr. 4,
and John M. Busbfeld, Esq, Of Guernsey
County. The speaking will commence at
o'clock.
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Agricu,tural Meetinv.

The Board of Managers of the Belmont
County Agricultural Society, will meet at
the Office of Major |. Neiswanger, in S..
Clairsvile on Saturday. the 10th August
i j. NJ. MITCHELL, Prest.
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!SHERIFFS Sale.
Sarah Wilson, Admir- RY VIRTUE Of a Az vendi rs TO
Nichol.. Wilson oi Common Pleas Of Belmont
Comfy, Ohio, will self OIL
Tuesday, August IS, lS62,
n, the front door of the Cout House, in ST. Clarsve
between the hours OF 10 clock. A NJ, and O'Clock,
M OF said day, the following described Real Estate, 10
wit:
quarter Of Section 36 Township and Range contain
inp 3 acres more less excepting acres roods an
% perches oil the Northeast thereof conveyed by
Nicholas Wilson 10 Andrew Fesler, and particularly de-
scribed IN said conveyance Said rst tract bei! The
same premises described IN deed IRON the said Niche
lns r. Wilson 10 John Wilson, dated December ~ $40
and recorded in Volume z page 1870, o the records o.
deeds OF said County, and containing .eveliy-seven
acres one rood and eleven poles, morr or less.
SscoNp TRAcr being part OF the Southeast quarter oi
Section thirty tour. Township and Range \. lying IN
the Norheas, corner o snld qnsrer nna oSls the 'ae
Ia The said John Wilson by deed dated Januby a ls4i
and recorded in Book page a9 OF the records OF deeds
OF said County, containing 81 acres, more or less
said section "a Township g. Range lying in the South
east corner OF said quarter It's boudures beginning at
stake in the middle OF the line cutting of 50 acres oil
The North side OF said quarter and from thence running
in Souherly direction with line run 10 ntersect the
South boundary OF said quarter al polI mat WIN OF
vide the balance OF sad quarter alter cutting OIL SAID ~
acres in two equal parts The sa,d me enltng on san
nner.r Sectio; being the premises conveyed by
Griffith SaIe The said John Wilson, by deed dete'
lime 22d 1547. and recorded " Volume 81, page l22 o.
the records Of deeds oi said County containing o. acres
more or less.
| Appraised ns follows;
First Tract AT $3.50;
| Second Tract subject TO dover NJ Sloo'
| rrc,'ns cash p. IOCHARY, Sheriff
sherid's Once, ST. clairsville July II, is62-s7 so
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Sherif's,tSalc.
IN PARTITION.
Niehos: Wilson d,.s,.S Of a. t3 G5Ssi ss Of
Sarah Wilson, ct al. Codr Of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio, will sell on ~

N'0;: Wilson xIsTs1 ass:d 8 iss sss;i
mont County. Ohio, will sell on ~
Tuesday, Sept. D. 1869,
at the front door OF tie Court House. in St clairsve,
bu,wecn the hours oi 10 o'clock n, aud o'clock p.
~. the following Real Estale, u xii
OF Sec 81, Township aRat,sp coisi,as (, acre 5,
OF ess excepting acres Ipods and ~ perches
Il tas N 70 Z Ss:eSsd S'sTas IN n
SAID convey atce.- SAID tA uPe sing the same PREM
ises deserhed u dec lem lae lid Ae5oas ,S 4 VII
ed Ia Volume q. pag IoeOi tis hieosf<o deeds Of said
County, aud containing q acros food and II poles,
TnE sEcosp TRACT being par, Of he Southeast quar-.
ter oil Sec -. Township aud Range4, lying in the n
L. corner OF said yuarer aud being ,ht same premises
sold and convey ed by the said Thomas Steel and wife
TO the said join Wilson. by deed dated Janunry l-4
and recorded in Book z page 9 OF The records of deeds
OF said County. containing alt acres, more or less.
Tx TuiRp TRAcr being part OF the Northwest guar
ter OF said Section 81 Township and RInge being
in the Southeast corner Of md quart = It's boundaris
oil 81 acrrs oil the NORTH side OF said quart T. ai hon
thence r,nnng IN d Souihcry direction with line run
to nterscc the South boundary ol said quarter a point
that will divide the balance oil said qua after cutting
OH SAID 81 acres IN two equal nrt The said inc cut
ar! Oi said quarter section being The same premises CON
We, ed by Griih Sae to the said John wilson by deed
dated June 81 isl7, aud recorded M Volume 81 pave
22 OF the records OF deeds oi said County, containing
| 50 acres. more or less.
The above de-cr,Ded premises will be sold subject
the dover interest OF the snd Sura WILSON, as assigned
und set oil 10 her by The said Com aud bound
! ed and describe! as. :oiloivs, to VI; So
|" Being part oi the said ID tract aud o! tie Northwes
quarter oil said Section a. township and Range L.
Its boundaries beginning Ut the Southeast corner at
sone thence West rs 30 Rods 10 The Southwest cornc
TO stone; thence North 1870 Rods to stake thence
East 1885, Rods TO II stake thence South 1870 Rods
the place Of beginning continuing ~ acres, more or less
Il Also the entire I'd tract being part Of the Souiheas
quarter OF Section "a, Township and Range lying
the Northeast corner Of said quarter nd being The sam
premises sold und conveyed by Thomas Steel and vii
10 the said john Wilson by decd dated January J. lsl
aud recorded in Book z, page 10, of the Records
Deeds oil said County, containing 3ll Acres more q
less ...- b.. ...
First Tract appraised at s2,7ia SO;
Second Tract subject to the dover of Sarah Wilsoi
S55l IS;
Third Tract subject TO the dover Interest oil sara
Wilson, 81 .435
TERMS; one-,hird cash in hand; one.third in on
year, and the remainder in two yenrs WIN interest
Sheriirs Office 81 Clairsville, July 81 ls02.--Sl2
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B@WE understand Rev. j. L. Deems,
of Barnesville, has volunteered in Capt.
Moffat's Company.
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BANK STOCK 10, Gale.

rHE SUBS RI.Ea offer ioF ,a.e six siar,- & he
Sr,e Bank Of Onio, NJ Piessat BiBnch, frop nv
,f the late Maria IOsief FiU.hing b. nnot County
ISAAC MITCHELL Execuur
Flushing, 1th mo 20, 1,t2 jy3iims
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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 oificcred 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
There are opy
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p@-THIs weeks Independent Republi-
can announces that it has suspended publ
cation.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
RARE opportunity is hereby ore red to any wish
~ ing TO engage in bushes. For satisfactory reasons
wish 10 retire and will dispose OF my stock fixtures
ami good will on reasonable terms The room which
occupy has recently been fitted up especially for the
business In a neat and tasteful manner. There s aso
ample good and dry seller underneath the building
The busiucss of the establishment has always rauked
good not better than my oher DRUG Store in Belmont
county ho, in the amount done and in It's paying char
acer And the reputation OF the establishment purity
Of its Drugs stands Al ~
ihaye In connection with Drugs, also established u
DENTAL SUPPLY DEPOT,
from which the Dentists Of the county supply themselves
TO a greater less extent
The entire stock together with the lease OF Stoeroon
md residence connected herewith, will be disposed o
on The most reasonable terms. As ''war times does moi
affect the business this is very desirable opportunity
Very respectfully,
July 81, 1862. J. w. COi'LlNS
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Married.

MORRIS-sIILI.S.-Ont the 9th inst by John Irwin
Esq, Mr. Stephen Morris and Miss Mary A. Mills, all Of
Mead Township, Belmont County Ohio. ~
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FARM FOR SALE
Attention! Township Assessors.

,NuE SEVERAL TOWNSHIP A~SESSORS elrctrd
| April last will report Immediately at the Auditor
Ofce for instructions to enable them 10 Enroll the MI
li,ia without delay.
The enrolment must be completed aud returns made
TO The Auditor OF or before the 10th day OF August
Ii there should be vacancy in any Towdship, the
Township Clerk will promptly notify this office
BY order OF Gov Tod. T: COLEMAN,
jy3l Dept Auditor belinom Couh!'
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Wool Carding and Spinning.

r BEG TO INFORM my frsnds and The public
in general that have removed from Rnsey's Factory
o MARTINSvILI.E FACTORY, where am prepare
o CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE On the usual
ems 49,, -,
, an, or s,ocking Yarn JON LEACH
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Aew advertisements.
STOCE SALE.
.Noftce.
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VIM. Smith Plaintiff BEsIF99fPHoiF EsIF 2 = u Wn,rsn @sss,
csIms, More snd Perry @. Township Bel@on. Co. Go,
Conden, Defendants, OHIO ,Nouce rs ne'eoy
Al. Carre,son Admir- of the OF July 1861 said JUSTICE
estate Of Perry G, Condor, issued an order oil ouaeh
decd Garnishee. mentintl tins acnon aghnat
the Defendant for the OF S22 N, and probable costa
and noce OF garnishee has been served oh Asa Garre
SON Admir- OF Perry q. Condor, decd -. = i l.;
Said case l. set for final hearing on the 23d Of August
l0e2 at O'Clock, p ~ VIM SMITH, Plan'ih'
august, iedR-1w ~.
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AY E R.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
eonnplaining' Are yeu cut OF
order, with your system de
ranged. aud Jour feelings un
couIfortaLlsi These tymp-
toms nre oftrn the prelnde 1.
serious Hines. Some Mt q
sickness 10 creeping upon you
and should he assGied Ly a
timely u-e u tie right rvn'
edy. Take Ayers lil.s, snd
cleanse out the disortlered hu
mors- purify the biood. a'.'r
let the fluids move ou unob
structed In henlth seain.
They stimulate the function.
Of tile body into vigorous ar-
tisity, purify the system rum
the olIstrucunus which maze
aal0.
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DOOR BELLS
CTARR & GENUNGS' pelent door bell, a
y new thing which every housekeepeI ougn'
10 have Tney are cheap, and easily pun on the
door. The subscriber is agent ior Belmont coun'
", and will furnish be lie 10 order; rL,o.,,
~ THOS. G. CUI,BERTSQN.
Bridgeport, Ohio, June 10, 1852;
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House-Spoutingsa. ga. = Cutters
MADE to order, Of the hes! material a. n
WI apes HARRIS TIN SHOP

AVA apo NnNl"s ii' '''''''
LIST OF LEISRERS
y naainins in the PostOhce % 81 cisirsvile, July
II vs. 1862. e. -yrs.h ~ 49,
LApIEs Lrsr.
Arnold Mary r. Miss ~ Moore, Mary Miss
Boaden Margaret Miss d, Neulin, -Satoh L Miss
Baxter HenrIetta Miss Porter. Eliza Miss
Cooper, Snna Miss PoweH Cutherlle
Campbell, Sarah Jane Phillips. Mary b. Miss
Cunningham, Lizzie T. MissSteeles Martha Miss
Davis Sarah Mrs. Thompson, Sarah J. Mrs
(iibner Matte Miss viips, Mary Anna
Herrick, A. Mrs. vaughan, Martha
Hickman Elizabeth Mrs. White, Lydia Mrs.
Hamely, Sarah Mrs. Woolfnger, Mary Miss
illyore, Eliza Miss 40
oENrLEMENs LIST. r.,
Cooper Silas Mr.. Marsn, George Mr
Campbell, Alexander Mr.. Norris Sam Grocer
Davis. Jefferson Mr.. Porter, q. A. MT
Farris Rees Mr.. Philp, J NJ. Mr.
Foorbis John MR. Schafer, Jacob Mt.
Carries Jacob Mr.. Limerick Joseph NJ. Mr..
Citizen, William Mr. Scott, Thomas MIR.
Hnins, Abraham Mr. Stezy, Henry
hIcFadden, Allan Mr.. VOORHEES, Mr.
Manley, Hais Mr. =, =,
| ST. Cl airsville. Ohio, July 2s le62
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or TIE lsrEnIoR,

WnsHI1giH, ID. %, ftf VT 'e.o'
srR; have used your Pills In my general and hospital
say tIsy arc tie bust cahartic employ. Their rrg-
atiur action on liver il quick and decided con'e'
aueuiy they are n,m,rAbe reinedy or drransriehts
Of tl,,t organ Indeed, have seldom found case oi
bliou, disets obstinate thai II did not readily Yield TO
tbr,n. Iruierualy yours, ALOA2O RAIL- u. ID,
Izysician qj Us Nlrihs Aosrsd.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

FUNERAL OF WILLIE LNCoLN.-The fun.r.,
Of Master William W. Lincoln occurred yester.
day at the White House, at two O'Clock, n m.
His friends and acquaint snces were prevIouslv
allowed the sad pleasure of last look. in tho
Green Room, where lay bis remains, clothed in
accustomed pants and jacket, with white stock.
ings and low shoes, with white collar and wrist.
bands turned over the dark cloth Of the Jacket
On bis breast rested wreath Of flowers an.
other lay near his feet, while q beautiful boous,
was held in his hand-the flowers composino
wreaths and boquet being the queenly came.
lias, with azalias and sprigs Of miguonette, and
ivy leaves and other evergreens interspersed
ia the wreaths. White azalias and spriRs Of
mignonette were disposed about the BODY
The beautiful boquet in his hand was reserved
for his sorrowing mother.
Aplain metallic case, of imitation rosewood.
was inscribed, "William Wallace Lincoln. Born
December 2lst, 1850. Died February Goth
1862"
The frames of the mirrors, and the E.s, and
Green ROOMS were covered with black crane.
and the glass with white Grape. The funeral
service was conducted by the pastor Of the
President, DR.. Gurley, in q very impressivs
manner. There were present, members Of tho
Cabinet, foreign ministers, members of Con.
gress, army and navy officers, and many citi
zsns and ladies' After the service, the bod,
was placed in vault In the Oak Hill Cemetery
Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

The TwENrY-sEcoND At UPToN's HlIL--
There was fsg raising on Saturday, at the
camp of the Twelfth New York regiment, on
Upton's Hill, the reading Of washington'l
Farewell Address by Adjataut Watson, speeches
by Colonel Weeks and others, with varioul
observances suitable 10 the occasion.
This camp lin good order, (savias the
mud) bas very little sickness, no deaths for
two month, or more, among tho original
enlistments. Three Of the recruits have died
durlne the winter.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

GsNrRAL Fremont AND rnE War Ooxxrr.
rEs.-N will be seen by the House proceed.
ings Of yesterday, that Mr.. Stevens, Of Penn.
sylvanis, offered resolution calling upon the
War Comnittss 70 report their doinss In The
case Of General Fremont We sincerely hope
that this will be done, % IN aot Of justice T.
General Fremont, and In compliance Win th'
earnest dss,re Of his innumerable friends, who
have never lost their faith In him, and wht
hope 10 see him emerge from the cloud whict
has lately obscured him, bright,r aud mort
glorious than ever.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

TIE STORM At TIE CAMPs.-The Union forces
near this city received heavy elbow yester
day. The wind, which laid churches low and
prostrated dwelling houses, was severe among
the camps. We have, a yet, heard from fsw
only. Those northeast Of the city, at CANT
Duncan, the headquarters Of the Reserve Artil
lery (regulars), Capt b. J. Hunt, tents wers
blown down, and portion Of the building II
which Quartermaster Bsssell is located, VA
almost destroyed, the roof, rafter,, 30, being
carried away at least one hurdred yards from
the main building.
One Of the negroes was struck by The flying
dmbers, and badly injured. ei'