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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
THE Celebrated CONTINENTAL
OLD FOLKS
Concert Company,

All attlrSL In costumes OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS
AGO, who will appear In thOlr GRAND OLD Fash
lONED ENTENfA IEMESTS, assisted by these
mlAtchlCas and uurivAlUI ballAdlsts, tho
PAIGE SISTERS,
GEORGINA and EMILE,
Whose birike wArblinEu have Justly ATTAINED for
FUL CONCERT SINGERS IN AMERICA;
Nfr.JAMES T. GULICK,
Tin eminent Amsren NASSO, whose remarkable
voice has excited the wonder and admiration VI hOus
Nuda throughout TIN country.
COUSIN REUBEN,
Tho great representative Of RIAL LIVE YAM
KRE, will also 10 present every evening, and hnE
his famous S0nga Of III "lIorUe6 OF old" "EvacuS.
tIon Day." springfield MOunIlnSS," &C., aoeOul-
PainVd by
GRANNY SLOCUM,
Who Is now going on to 90, and who will also coca.
sIOnAly "Jlne In the SIuEin."
FATHER GULICK
VIII "dOAeon tho tunes and conduct tle entertain.
mOnts, Introducing New Features, brilliant solos,
brand Ch0TuSea, Ancient llArmOnIVS, Charming
ballads. Side Splitting 0ddIlle' Songs u the Fire.
side and Home Circle.
m DON'T PAILTo ATTEND At least one Of
these original and social MuEIcIl no Unions, and M
low the old fAlhionFd people dressed and hear how
and what thCy nEOd TO sing and be SurG and 90 e1Flv
az Tickets Of admission, % GENTS. iltpSrVSd
CIaIrp, ~ CENTS. TOb secured at MsllOr'S Music
Store.
Door. open at O'clock. Concert commence, pre-,
CBOly At ~.
b. u. GGLIoK, Manager aud conductor
HARRY JONES, TREASURER.
hbl6 TIIoS. WGRlURST, Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TIE undersigned hive formed 4 cppArtnerahp
/ Co, for the purpose VI manu- A.turinH FLINT aud
Fancy COorUd Glassware, In all liz branches, ut the
Works, South Wheeling
J. J.. HOBBS,
JOHN II. HOBBS,
CIIARLRS v. BROCK USlER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
FOR SALE.

T OF numlsr two In square number twOuty.fOur,
j. on the North aldo Of Quincy street, In the city
Of Wheeling.
Lots numG,r one hunlrOl anil fyrty nine and one
hundred aud Hty the Island, IN tie addition laid
out by Orion 4. HAue.
Lst number one hundred and seVenty.tWo on the
west side OF ChapnO street, iu tho RIlI Ward, with
dwelling houses, &c.
All Of which will DO sold low. Enquire Of
EylG-9w D. LAME
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

r.tA TWO HOUSES on ChAplIns street, Centre
III Wheeling, containing six rooms each; also one
RtsStSmaiI business house on Main street.
fsl6 THOMAS II. LIST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

4
MONDAY, February lG.

WVNHNIi EVVVu'0J 8V'
Prayer by Rev. SAMUEL BARNES, of the
II. Z. Church.
Mr.. LAM from the Special Committee to
whom it was referred reported the urdi.
nance previously offered by him regulating
the election on the amended Constitution,
with some amendments.
The ordinance was passed section By
section as follows:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

en- A good tWO.stOry brick DWELLING HOUSE.
HI on IlSmplVn street. Apply to
INbI0 HARPER 4 DRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-17

God guard our dag, and keep OEch star
RSsh stripe as bright as now they WAVe'
sui make Il lead Onr EAAkHin war;
SilII 6oAt above each patriotic grave,
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
10 trail Il through the dust Of shame
All honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow It " Death or Fame,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale or Exchange,

a Ny DWELLING HOUSE, situated on Z4nC''
leland, containing eight rooms; halls and selaFs
under the WhUle house.
iob17.lW o. L. CHANAbh'
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co.PARRNERsHIP.

TIE undersigned have formed CT partnership
under tho trm nAnls of. l.. HODHS, son 1 CO.. ior
the transaction Of QuOVnsWRro, Glassware aud CHI
na business At the store No. ITO Main street. Occu
ulOd by the late arm Of Hobbs / barnes.
' JOHN /. HORRS,
JOHN II. HOBBS.
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Washington Hall.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, February 18Th, 18Th,
20th aud 3Ist.
Afternoon Concert nm SATURDAY.

Afternoon Concert on Saturday
ut 8 O'Clock.
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For Rent and Sale
House on Main Street to Let,
FOR RENT.

CONTAINING a lnu ItOreIOOnl. Le.IdeI the dwell.
~ ling part. POIse..i on the ar.t Of April; En.
QuIrO OF IjAn9Gl PRYOR 1 FROsT.
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LOST,

GONE PLACE between Adam BuCh's grocery, on
> Cherry StrrOt, East Wheeling, and tbs corner Of
Sixth and 2RnO streets. AFOCkET HOOK, consAin'
inV bctWVVu $50 and t4O. Any one finding tho same
dIIF'1 hVlplrts family. MARGARETC0MDS,
fabIT Near uFadIey'a Wooden Factory.
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FOR SALE,
The Fairy Wedding.

DY special arrangement We publish GzelutiEriy the
- CAED PnOrOOAAVHS Or rug LILuPUTIAN WEDDING
PAATT, As fellows:
Prize.
GEN. TOM TIluMD, 10 his ReidiMO Suit....9S cspts.
Mrs, @ IN. TON THUMB, In HaidiH1 drugs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gen. TON THUMB, Ia Ntd.
COMMODORE MUTT and MISS MINNIE,
gro0MtIRdR and bFid'Smdid.
NrG' dRN. TON THUMB, In celebrated Re
el4l0n ,..m....5
Misses LAVlNIA and MINNIE WARREN...95 u
The whole BRIDAL PARTY, lErOup Of iOurI
.,,.....,,..u,,,bo
The BRIDAL PARTY, l!srrEJeOpid pIcturvlI60 /"
The BRIDAL r. RTY, lSISrOScOpIc cOlOThiL.I6
The price Oicanl pictures eOlOrod will bS I2I cent
extrA.
cla be sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage
ltNmp
None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark,
"a In circle, on the front Of the Photograph. De.
ware OfSpuroNB copies made IRON OnEnTngs, &c.
y. / II. T. ANTHONY,
60l Broadway, New York,
Manufacturers Of the bat photographic AlLuMs, and
pnbllAherS u Card Photographs u celebrities.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures were
made for Us BY DRAbI. lObl0-StdAW
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GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
BOOKINGS UNRIVALLED BAKING
POWDER.

WARRANTED to EIVo entire satisfaction where
w used according 10 directions. This article IL
carefully prepared expressly for family use. II will
answer all Tho purposes Of RoOd, fresh RrUWV Yeast
In making all kinds OilRht sweet and healthy bread,
Hot biscuit, 0lnEBF u rad, GTllllB aud Sweet Cakes
VI all kndG II 10 ireO from all impurities usually In
common YEAST and 10 consequently moro heAIthlul,
prompt and economical. To hO had at tho Odd Vol.
low Hall Drug Store.
iVhl3 X. DOCKIN1, Agent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
a6rTHE TowNsHIp MrtffNos. :

A.
D0THE TOWNSHIP MEfffNds. The
Union Township meetings. during the past
week, have beet well attended. The meet
ings At Sheppardstown at and Plank Road,
without the use Of handbills, and with but
one notice in the paper. were decided suc-
cesses. In fact. VI were very much and very
agrecably disappoisted, not having expected
anything like the turn out there wasat those
meetings. The charactef Is well as the size
Of these meetings was truly gratifying: they
were composed Of tho very best men shd
women Of the townships, with none Of the
rip-rap rowdy elemnet that too frequently
disgrace political meetings, and disturb the
quiet Of community going to and returning
from such meetings. -
To say simply that the Martinsville meet.
ing was success, would not give proper or
just idea Of that meeting. 1t was . mag'
ni6cent affair-about four tinses az large as
the Democratic meeting held At that place
on the Thursday previous, although they
hauled to that meeting delegations from the
surrounding Townships, to swell it to re.
spectacle sise. tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27


~THERE is quite an effort being made
BY the speakers Of the peace. on. any.terms
party to create the impression that they will
carry this county BY largely increased ma
jority this fall If they believe this, why
are they making such an effort to carry il?
They hsve never worked as hard, or sBent
- much money in campaign in this couu-
~ before. .spd it is axen known fact that
the candidates upon their ticket are proven
bial for their pepuriousness. This alone
would be sufficient to convince every intelli-
kent man in the county that they do not be-
lieve their success BY any means certain.
There are from 10 to 40 men in each town
ship of this comfy who voted the Demo
cratic ticket last fall who win not vote
for ysllsndishsm, an average perhaps of2O
ip the township. making 800 in the county.
Two hundred Of these will vote the Union
ticket. making $40 Of change. There
were 200 voters Of the Union paIty who did
mot 20 to the election last fall, who will be
out this fall which, will make the change
100. lnd the Union majority of the soldiers
vote viii aot be less than 500, making 1870
Of change. The Democratic majority last
fan was about g75. These figures ,oiu b
Jlly reolised u euery Union man IN thu
county dos Aw dnty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
News from Rebel Sources.

The Bombardment at Charleston.
Fort Sumter nearly Demolished.
Its Surrender Momentarily Look
cd For. ~ ljr@
FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. N.-A steam
or from City Point has arrived. The Rich
mond Seminal Of the oath contains the fol-
lowing important dispatches IL Il
, .CHARLEsroN, Aug. 22-The fre from
enemy's land batteries has been kept up on
Sumter, and more heavy guns disabled. -
Also heavy fre on Wagner and Gregg from
the feet and land. i .t,esy.tN.
Gilmore's demand for the surr ender Of
Sumter apd Morris Island, with the threat
to shell Charleston in four hours from de-
livery Of the papers .. Fort Wagner was re-
ceived and returned this morning. Beaure-
CARDS reply charges iuhumanity and vie
Istion OF the laws of war against Gilmore,
and affirnis that If the offence is repeated
he will employ stringent measures Of retail
alton. Up to this tune the threat to shell
the city has not boen executed.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 23.-On Saturday
6O4O shots we're fired, at Sumter, 4l9 struck
inside ana outside. 1 the east wall is scaled
and battered and the parapet undermined.
The northwest wall and arches have fallen
in. The guns are all diSnounted. On Sun.
day the land batteries opened from the
south and north and the Monitors east and
west, cohring close up. The fire was very
damaging. A shot swept through the fort
and wounded several officers, including
Col. Hhett. The latter is ordered TO hold
out until relieved orthe place taken.
Col. Gailard' Of Wagner was killed and
several wounded -
Il Is said there are 33 vessels inside the
bar, including iron clads.
Gilmore sent them notice on Sunday that
Ut II O'Clock to morrow he would open on
Charleston. In the meantime non combat
snts could leave. ,taa .l,4, -
NoRFoLK, Aug. 25.-The Richmond Ex
amiuer OF to-day has been received, contain
I ing Charleston dates ofthe oath, which say
that last night at IL o clock the enemy open
cd Are on the city, firing fifteen S-inch Par.
rots. ,r,.r.4A..sr ...fs
Non. combatants are leaving in oontin
uous stream.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

~WE understand the cagdidates on the
Vallandisham county ticket frequently ask
why the candidates on the Union ticket do
not take the stump and make speeches. We
will just say for the information Of these
gentlemen, and such other persons as may
feel On interest in this matter, that our can
didates are not professional stumpsrs and
politicians, but are Industrious merchants or
farmers, whilst the peace Democratic ticket
is composed Of brieAess lawyers, pettifog-
gers, professional politicians and hangers
on about theoounty seat. Are you answer.
ed, gentlemenp
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
C.. %. II. X. TAME TABLE,
FOR STATIONS IN BELMoNr COUNTY.
Tsok effect sunday, April ~, 1ss4.
CoIxo Wrn. Qc.Ss Exsr
WE ps.A.rxkyr. Psovost MAs.a.L Grs...L.

wAR DgrARIxzyr. PRovosr MARsHAL GxsxasLhl
orrcx, wAiussToS, D. C., July iS, iS6a
circular No all
To answer inquiries made 70 this Office, is announced
Ist Any drafted re.sSa paying $50 under section II
Of the enrolment act is thereby exempt from furhss
liability under that dra but from any subsequent
draft
a. Any drafted person furnishing acceptable sub
10 exempt from military service Tot e period tof
which said substitute is mustered into the service.
81 substitute mustered ito the setvice eannos
be drufed while in service. 20
4ih. A drafted man cannot pay comrnuntion money
present substitute after he has reported hnseif 10 the
Board of Enrollmsnt for examination
5h. Men who on the I'd oi March, 1853. wore In The
military seios oi fIe Urted States as Substitutes. un-
der the dfa Of 1862 and whose terms OF service hnvo
since expired liable the present dra; but IN .
persons Tor whom they were substitutes are liable TO
draft the though they had besn drafted ard
furnished subs;ues under The draft Of last year.
9Th In sewing the notice required Ivy Circular No
e from this oce, reasonable time rerof rhali IN
each be granted by rhe Board Of Enromsns 70 man
In Staie service who nave been or mar be dfaftd
JAMES b. FRY,
.r Provost Marshal General
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Mr.. Sample Clark's Lies about our
.sl Soldiers. s,as
CAMBRtDoE, August IL, 1868.

CAMBRIDGE, August II, 1868.
To the Editor of the Belmont Chronicle:
Sir: The Copperhead Auditor Of your
county was out in GAINESVILLE some time since,
and in a conversation with severaipersous in
reference to the relative proportion Of the
two political parties that had yolunteered in
their country's service, the said Eeppsrhead
there stated that the largef proportion Of
volunteers from Belmont Cosnty we're Dem
ocrats, and that one entire company was
made up Of Democrats, exclusively.
Now, Mr.. Editor, / wish to enquire Of said
Copperhead if the three companies that
published to the world in last weeks CHRoN-
IcLE those fearless and patriotic resolutions
contained this exclusively Democratic COM
pany7 If not, where is it2 and why don't
this yelping Union as it was and the Con-
stitution as it is" Auditor induce this exclu-
sively Democratic company to pass some
resolutions endorsing the political principles
Of the "great exiled" and applaudiug the
Copperheads for wearing their butteruut
badge of disloyalty TO their Government,
and have it published in the Gasette7
No, the truth is. Mr.. Editor, have
no doubt but many Democrats Uf old Bel
mont have volunteered, and are contending
valiantly and heroically for the perpetuity
Of our glorious Union; butisuch Democrats
have no more affinity or unity with Cop
perhead like Sample Clark than oil has for
water; and it is foul aspersion aud SANDER
upon their loyalty for this Butternut, or any
other, te claim them as supporters and en-
dorsers of Vallandigham.
But this exclusively Democratic company?
Where is it? Itmust be out, or the Auditor
lied; and if this Sample is fair sample Of
the Democratic party, God hel psuch party;
and the man that would advise tho people to
wear reasonable or disloyal badges, as am
told he did at Morristown short time since
would have no compuuetion of consciepce
in traducing the character of soldiers, OIL
aiding JEFF. Davis by embarrassing .ths Gov
ernmentin which he lives, and HEREBY Civ
ing aid and comfort to rebels. f;s1a
Iwould advise this Auditor that when h,
next goes from home among strangers t.
stick to the truth, and do Mt slander th'
sold iers Of Belmont County by representing
them as Vallsndigham men.
/ GUERNsEr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

1~wH have been Informed that At the
Uniontown vsllandighsm meeting Mr..
Philip Donshue, the candidate Of the new
light Democracy. for State Senator, said
"ths soldiers we're thieves and inurderers. I"
Mr. r. 3. Chsmbes, when his turn come
to tall. thought Mr.. Douahps had made
The "piat little too strong, and softeued
h down by saying that the officers and man
sssss Of the army were nothing but thieves
and murderer, We should like 70 know
how the fkthsrs and mothers, the brothers
and sisters Of those 10 the army, two thirds
Or whom, two years ago, these same men
elsinsd ware Democrats, can support par
" which psoslsims that their husbands,
brothers and sons are "thievst aud mur
ders1" EltiJl. n -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Local Matters.
~ !. .. ~
TOWNSHIP UNION MEETINGS.


The people Of Belmont County will be
addressed at the following times aod places
At MORRISTOWN, on Thursday, Au'
gust 9th, st2 O'Clock p. NJ. Speakefs-.-
;. s. Coxen, Samuel Price, and Il. ii.
Al LOUISVILLE. Thursday Evening,
August s27th, at n o'clock. Speakers.-,,-
B. s. Coweu, R. H. Cochran, Isaac N.
Taylor.
A. BELMONT, on Saturday, August
29th, at 2 O'Clock P. N. Speakers-Hon.
Isaac Welsh, DR.. M. W. Junkius, and ..
4, Hisi cEsNiTREvILLE, Monday, Angus,
3lst, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Speakers B 3.
Cowen, Isaac Welsh, DR.. NJ. W. Junkins,
aud r. H. Cochran. -r.l
AT NEW CASTLE, on Tuesday, Sept.
LIST, at7 o'clcck r. n. Speakers--B. >.
Cowen,, Isaac Welsh, and Col. Poorman.
, AT SQMERTON, on Wednesday, Sept.
I'd, at o'clock p. ". Speakers--B. 3.
Cowen, Isaac Welsh, and Col. Poorman.
MASS MEETING AT BARNESVlLLE
On Thursday, Sept. Sd. so
The Union men In the various Township:
will make all necessary arrangements fol
these meetings. or
p Other meetings will be announced in due
time. - -....-..
By order Of the Union Central Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

s~ME. r. e. CHAMBERS, the candidate
for Representative on the buy df-from-the-
draft ticket, says he is not prepared to say
whether State has a right to secede from
the Union under "the Constitution as it
is," or not; but under the Constitution as
Vallsudigham proposed to amend it, divid.
ing tho country into four SECTIONS" he
knows State could not sooede without the
consent Of IN the States of the section to
which it belongs. ,-.,g,r-- . -.
Several Of his Democratic hearers .,
jasobsbnss' have eoneladed TO withhold
their votes from him until he makes up hi'
mind upon the 6rst proposition. We would
refer The sentleman to page 81 Of the RE
cord" ius his great leaders, views upon tina
qusssion, and sfter reading them he may b.
sble 10 make mp his mind. gs ,aa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

Do-TnHsRAsiNo Mfrnrds. The Val
landighammers are holding ssrie, oetown-
ship nsetinss 10 this county, and, although
one Of the most treason-cursed couuties 10
the State, they 6nd 1t necsssaryto take their
meetings with them to ibpny Of the town
ships. They hsvs = wagon load OF two Of
persons In this plscs who have nothing
else to do" aud they ere hauled -st the en-
penss Of the candidates to the various meet
iuss, in order that their spcatsrs77p ponahue,
Chambers and Wotk--willhave anaudience
to repeat their "oft told tale" to. 1t ID
said these Intelligent scstas" can repeat
almost verbatim. the speeches Of these can
didate orators; and Il Is truly edifyine to
hear them talh about military despotism," "
Abolition War" "Lincoln the Tyrant,
Free Speech, Free Press" &c. One would
really think II vas impossible. under such a
condition Of affairs, to bold meeting or to
publish paper In opposition to the ''ry'
rant" II the fact that they sre holding such
meetings was not daily hammered into us BY
the incessant efforts Of the boys who are
daily trying to extract little reasonable
enthusiasm for consideration the
ffe and drums, and the regular appearance
Of the St. Clairs,ille Gazette, filed tt
its utmost capacity with sian 1crs and
lies upon, and Misrepresentation ofthe Ad
ministration. the war, aud the army.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
Accident On the Central Ohio Ra,l-
fosd.

An accident Of very serious nature o.
CURED on the Central Ohio Railroad 1t
Claylck station, on Monday last, resulting
in the injury Of several persons and in the
death Of . negro hoy, employed ,upon the
train. A freight train loaded with Govern
mem. horses was coming East, and had pull
ed Of On the siding to allow the train from
this end of the road 70 pass. The engine Of
the freight train by some means or other
was run down close to the main track. The
mail train had 20 occasion to stop at Clay
lick, and therefore was going At pretty
rapid rate. The engineer Of the mail train
saw the difficulty and whistled for the
breaks. but was too late to avoid the disas-
ter. The engine end tender passed safely,
but the cars, being somewhat wider, struck
the freight engine. Two Of tho cars were
0'cty CAPT. wv ". D. Terry, formerly of this city,
had three Of his ribs brokon, and was other
wise injured, A negro boy who Was also in
the baggage car, was 90 bndly crushed that
fs-died IN sabuut four hours A brakesman
frsmed Albert Holes had one of his feet to.
ken off, Althoughso badly injured that il
is thought he cannot survive, he stuck to the
brakes until the danger vas passed., thus as-
sisting very materially in the preservation
of life. a Mr.. 1Clayland, the mail ageut, was
somewhat injured, but not dangerously -
!. Sevenl other persons swere more Or less
bruised. One man shut his mouth very
suddenly at shs shock and cut bis tongue Of.
Jailof Jones. Of this city, Wss ON the train
4 in charge Of lunatic, snd was somewhat
Disturbed. but. not bgdly hqrt. A soldier,
whose name We could not learn, received
very painful injuries. :,
Considerable feeling was manifested
among tbs .psssengsrs against The Iepgueel
ofthS height ttsin 6r what they conceived
to be oarslsssness In allowing his engine Y
stesd 90 sssr tho main track, s''f'H '''''
The officers bf the road made every pos
ible provision foe ths. comfort of those VII
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27
~THE ATLANTIC ron srprrMBER.

~THE ATLANTIC roR SEPTEMBER
The September number Of the Atlantic
Monthly is on our table. This stcrlin
monthly keeps up it's high reputation. The
following is the table Of coatents Of the
September number: The Puritan Minister
Thoreau's Flute, Mr.. Martins Disappoint
ments, Robert and Clara Schumsnn, The
Freedmen at Port Royal. No and Ye,p The
Mather Safe, The Tertiary Age, and it
Characteristic Animals, The New Sansreal
Thomas De Quincy, Mrs. Lewis, Lyrics o.
the Street, Intsresting Manuscripts Of Ed
mund Burke, Harvard's Heroes, Who il
Rosbuckf
Published BY Ticknor& Fields, Boston
Price t3 90 . year. r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-27

s%WE have received circular from the
Office Of our State Adjutant-G General which
places the counties Of Belmont Jefferson,
Harrison, Tuscarawas. Coshooton, Knox,
Licking. Fairfield, Perry, Muskingum, No
bic, Monroe, snd. Guernsey, in the third
militia district. The officer, and mustef
eucampment will be held ussr the city Of
Newark, from Saturday. Sept. oth, 70
Saturday, Sept. 18th. ..7' ~.