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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

We had conversation yesterday with a
gentleman who left Chattanooga on Satur.
day last. He spoke most cncoursgngly of
the situation. Every building of size in
Chattanooga had been taken possession Of
and filled with commissary stores. This
shows that General Rosecrans means to stay
there, and that there is no danger of his
supplies giving out Cincinnati Gazette,
Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
n6rTHE WHEELING VALLEY MEETING

nTTHE WHEELING VALLEY MEETING
There was glorious Union meeting at
Wheeling Valley on Tuesday, notwithstahd-
ing the Copperheads appointed meeting
for Sheppsrdstown on the same afternoon,
and sent runners all over the Township, for
the purpose of keeping their men away
Col. Cowen, Col. Poorman, Capt. Williams
and Lieut.. Dubois made speeches. Two
flags, costing $50 each, were presented to
the volunteer militia companies over there.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

s%FRAUDULENT VoTINa.--There should
be committee appointed in each Township
in the county to attend the Polls on next
Tuesday, whose special duty shuuld be to
challenge illegal voters There is bo doubt
that the enemy intends to import voters
from West Virginia, and unless vigilently
watched particularly in the border Town
ships, will force into the ballot box great
many illegal votes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
AfewPertinentQ A Questions
Put to VOORHEES,, Olds g. Co. by the
Democrats of Barnesville.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: We have not been
nor are we now patrons Of your paper, and
have no claims upon the use of its columns.
We venture, however, to forward you the
accompanying letter and questions, to he
used by you as you see fit.
They were presented to the President Of
the meeting of Democracy held in Barnes
vile on the 26th ult., and, as we were in
formed by those who presented them, wele
laid before the speakers of the day, and fol
the time their answer was deemed mex
pedient. We were surprised that the ques
tions should have occasioned any difficulty
to men claiming the sufferage of American
citisens at this hour in our history and tha,
such party does exist whose advocates de-
clInes an open, free answer to such questions
we think ought to be made public.
DEMOCRATS OF GAINESVILLE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

By The President Of he United States OF
America.
The year that is drawing towards it's close,
has been filed with the blessing Of fruitful
fields and healthful skies. TO these boun-
ties which are SO constantly enjoyed that we
are prone to forget the source from which
they come, Others have been added which
are Of 90 ordinary nature that they cannot
fail TO penetrate and soften even the heart
which is habitually luseusible to the ever
watchful providence Of Almighty God.
In the midst Of civil war Of unequalled
magnitude and severity, which has some
times seemed to invite and provoke the ag
gressions Of foreign States, peace has beer
preserved with Oil nations. order has beer
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

p@NEw SHOE STORE. direct at.
tention to the advertisement of Messrs.
Ritts & Pickering in this weeks CHRON'
IoLE 1t will be seen they have opened 9
new Shoe Store in town, in the room for.
merly occupied by james W. Collins. Mr..
Ritts has had great deal Of experience in
this business. We commend them to the
public
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

p@rBRINa IN THE RETURNS EARLY
We hope the Trustees, or some one else,
will bring in the returns from the various
Townships at the very earliest moment
The returns from part Of the Townships
should be here on Tuesday night, and ell
should be in at an early hour on Wednesday
morning. This election is OF mighty i'm
portance, and every one will be very anx.
ious to know the result.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

A~THB young gentleman who had Mr..
Chicks watch, advertised in another col
umn, in the CHRONICLE Office on the day Of
the Brough mass meeting will hear some
thing to his advantage by calling at this Of.
fee, or addressing Mr. Garrison Chick. a,
St. Clairsville. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

a@-TURs Our to the meeting at the
Court House tonight Wednesday, Col.
Cowen and the gallant Capt. Williams, from
the Army of the Mississippi, will addrcs.
the people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Pocket Book Lost.

r OST, at VESTS Drug Store, in ST. Clnirsville on
tanning about Sll2-Sl00 Government money, rolled up
together % 90 Ohio State Bank, silver change
ard some small hills o. Government money
A reward OF Sl5 will be paid for the return OF the
money 10 the CnRoNIcLK Office the subscriber liv-
ing miles South o Harrisville Harrison County Ohio
se2l-3ws MARY ANN COULTER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

~B. X. JOHNSTON, recruiting officer for
the 10Th Ohio, wants some recruits for tha
gallant regiment, 1902 for new recruits
$402 for those having served nine months
or more. Office at St. Clairsville. Sub.
sstence furnished
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Meeting at CentreviIIe.

Col. G. L. POORMAN, and others, will
address the people at Centrevlle on Satur-
day evening. Oct. 10Th, at 6l O'Clock p. NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Myarried.

MEDLEY-McwILLIAMs. .-On the l7th ult by Rev.
J. B. Graham. Mr.. Joseph Medley and Miss Lavina
A McWiams.
COSS-DYSON.-On the cath ut, by Rev. D Trueman. y.
Mr. Ebeuezer Coss and Miss Mary NJ Dyson
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

perMR. BANpEL GLOVES, father of
Capt Glover, our candidate for Treasurer,
I djea NJ his rrsidspce in York Township 90
'alaN Weanssdsy, agsd " yeara -.c.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Petition for Divorce.

Robert Phillips E>LENA PHILLIPS, OF the State
VS.. Il OF West Virginia is notified ihat
Elena Phillips Robert Phillips did, OH the I'D day OF
September 1863 file hi. petition in the Office OF the Clerk
OF The Coun of Common Pleas within aud tor the county
Of Belmont and State OF Oio, charging the defendant
with fraud in their marriage contract and asking that he
uh,y be divorced from her said Elena Phillips, which
petition will stand for hearing a. The next term 81 said
Court. J. ID. SMIrh, ANY ior rim.
Sent "a ie63--8w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
To tie Meeting of the Democracy to De hell

To the Meeting Of the Democracy to Je held
at BaraesriHe Sept 25th, 1863
GENTLEMEN We are looking forward to
the above meeting with feelings of no or
binary interest aud solcitude. TO the name
Of the sncient and honorable division of our
country's politics that you represent we are
ardently attached. Life long associations and
cordial Endorsement of principles induce us
to desire to retain our political relations to
the end. We believe the principles of Dem
ocracy adopted and adequate to every emer-
gency in nations history that can arise. =
As such we desire nothing better for our
selves or for our children.
AS those, then. who held the same DO
litical faith which you profess to represent
and advocate, we ask that some of those
whose Office it will be to make apparent
Mr.. Vallandigham' claims to the suffrage
of Democrats, shall, SOME time during
the meeting, give public answers to the ac
companying questions. They embody points
Of real and troublesome interest, and by
them the friends of Mr.. Vallandigham are
continually and painfully goaded by the op.
position.
Do us the favor to speak out and salts
factorily on the points.
Questions. .t
1st. Has Mr.. Vallandigham, at any time
spoken or written anything unequivocaly
condeming the South, so far as it has par.
ticipated in the present Rebellion =? When
and where2
I'd. Has he at any time recommended
or advocated measures or mehns TO pul
down an armed rebellion against the Gov.
ernment Of the "UDited States? If SC
what were they?
Sd. Has he at any time since the com.
mencement of the present rebellion, in his
place in the Congress of the United States,
voted for men or money to be employed in
putting down the rebellion? In what in.
stance?
4th. Has he spoken or written anything
against the right of State or States to
secede at pleasure from the Union2 When
and where?
9Th. Wherein, do his views on this lat
ter point differ from those advocated by j.
q. Calhoun, and so offensive to Gen. Jack
son and the Democracy of his dayp
A direct answer given to the above ques-
tions, if satisfactory, will disarm opponents
and be great relief to many true Demo.
Gratis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
e. o. X. X. TINE T.lBLE.
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Took ensst Sunday, April ~, 1854
Gone wrer (3oss R.sr
AucfiOneer'S Notice.

THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES 10 ths publh
as Auctioneef trusting by due attention to business
10 merit share Of public patronage, having applied os
license as Aucuoneer under the Excise Law OF the "
s. Any person requiring my services can procure us
sam. BY addressing me si Hnuer, Belmont Co, ohisA
Ial JOSEPH d. MAYS, AucLionees.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
American w atch
Is THE BES

II is made on the best principle, while the forcigi
watch is generally made no principle ut ALL
Let look at the contrast The foreign watch is most
ly made by women and boys, Br HAND. While their ln
Dor is cheap, their work is dear any price Sucl
watches made without plan, and sold without guar
antee. They irregular in construction, aud quite Al
irregular in movement They designed only sell
and the buyer The party thoroughly sold Those
who have kept ancres" 'lepnes,' and "swiss levers
in professcd repair for few year, will appreciate the
truth of our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead Of beinsmadesof several hundred little pieces
screwed together the body Of the American Witch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES. No jar inerferes with the
harmony OF It's working and no sudden shock throw
its machinery out OF gear Secession of part from
another ia unknown 10 its constitution, and riding or
any business pursui, ii is oil held ,ogehef firmly
single piece Of metal II is just what si machinery
should be-
1st ACCURATE.
Cd. SIMPLE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Sale of a Woolen Factory
And Valuable Real Estate in
Belmont Co.. o.. by order OF Court.
nN SATURDAY, the 10Th Of Oet.b.r.


.nN SATURDAY, the 10Th Of Oct eber
~ A ID $50 nj ~ O'Clock ~ Oh tue prru,t.es ,xiiI
be sold 10 the highest bidder ihs following real .sst.
with Tie sppurienabces a. tie properly al John w
iuc hlisou dcceused 10 wu: situate iu Belmont Conn.
", Ohio being part Of the Northwest quarter of section
~ township rsnge in the SteuD.nyiIe land dlsrct
beginning for its boundaries Of stone s the road and
running thence South &j deg West W poles 10 stoe in
tue Sodh boundary line Of said quarter section: thence
with sad line West poles the corner OF said ouarter
thence North with the West bou diary line IL poie- 10
bnckeye on the West bank u the Greek thence up
SAID Greek with It's mcandrrnss including the brd aud
bAns OF the Creet to sycamore in the Norh boundary
Tue thence with said liie East % poles to sugar and
elm on the East bank n the Greek theme. down tbe
efsef including the creek, TO a lynr thence South ~
dry Easg ~ po!es 10 white ons thence south IS deg
East ~ poes 10 the place Of beginning. Consiting rs
acres more or less
These premises situated on the Central Ohio Rail
Road about four in-s OF eilnirc and on thrn p,
situated Il WODI.EN FACTORY. with ErczILExr
MACHINERY and IN GOOD REPbiE; abundance OF COAL;
sbou, $50 hearing Apple Trres OF hs choicest vsrc,e.
aud good dwelling house. The premises viii Je so
Tree OF dover.
Terms, one,rd In hand aud the balance in two aan,
annual instnlfnehts. with interest
Appraised al sJVJO 0O. MARIA HUTCHINSON.
JOHN J. KERR
Admrs Of john ". Hutchinson decd
Sept l5D3--5~
III whseling ln,elirencer copy. Daily q, week and
weekly I'LL sale. stcub-uviHe Weekly Herald c1Dy
i sale; and send billie 10 this oiHce for coll-ruor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
WELDAY & COLEMAN'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, o.
Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 oil whom il may
concern that any person residing in the Townships
Of Wayne, Scrner,e Wsrren Goshen Kirt cod Fluas-
ing Union and Richand desiring 10 take out license
for any OF the trades bnsness or occupations requiring
a license therefore under the Efcise Law, bs so-
cornnodsied by stating in letter the upsou o.
ness and nature OF such for which lbey rsy desire license
and will hll blank application, and send the By
mail for their signature, which they rsusn ~ nal
AT Belmont, Belmont Co, o.
ALONzO p. MILLER
Assessor ID Division, Ieth Assessment B,st ohiA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

The Polls 10 be opelred between the hours OF and 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, and closed al o'clock IN the
| afternoon OF said day.
Given under my hand my Office, in ST Cloirsviile
this 27th day of August is3, aud o the sxirs yeaI
| of the State
| G. II. UMSTEAD.
| Sheriff OF Belmon County, Ohio.
se3-td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
WAR DEPARTMENT. ]
.HroyusI MAEsnAL GKNIaALiA OREnR. J

WAR DEPARTMENT..
irkovcsI MARsHAL GKsfR1Ls 0sEscs. \
WASHINGTON, d. c., August Is, 1853
Col. Epwalp A. PARRorr Acting Assistant Pruvost
Marshal General, Columbus, Ohio:
sIR; am instructed by the Provost Msrshsl General
10 say that Provost Marshais under your control bo or
drred to give publicity 10 the ae shat reward OF ten
dollars $50 and the reasonable expenses incurred viii
he paid any person for te apprehension and delivery
OF desener al The headquarters Of the nearest Provost
Mar.haln by advertising in tho newspapers and W
printed handbs.
- CHAUNCEY McKEENER
MAJOR and Ash A'lr Gs~k
Msia sus k.ss Adsr SsA - ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Lost.

ON SEPTEMBER Sd, 1853, between Wheeling and
~ Sew. llsville, Belmont County, Ohio, q PACKAGE
OF MONEY, wrapped up in q piece of buf colored
paper, containing about $500 in money
The finder siil be beray rewarded for the return OF
il any information either TO the CHKoNlcLE Office st.
Cinirsville. the lntegencer once, G Wheeling or 10
the subscriber in sewelisviiie Belrnon, County Ohio
sele.3ws JOHN WlDDOES.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Watch Lost.

ON THE Sd day OF September, between Morh-eown.
~ and Barnesvilie, q SILVER WATCH, small size.
cylinder escapeneni nearly new. g. Chicfl nsIne on
a small piece OF paper IN the back OF II. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving ths watch at this
office. sele2ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Lightning Fly-Killer,
A DEAD SHOT for fl.. for sal. at -,
Eureka Renovating Fluid,

I,NOR removing pant, tar, grease &c from elohs
L without the ices, nJsry 70 ias abps. Pnpatsd ard
,eA Of NEsT,A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08

"Patent Self-SeaIing Fruit Jar"
A Lso, Giss' Fruit Jars, Cork. and Sealing Wax f.s
"A sale al VESTS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-08
Thanksgiving Day.
A pRoCLAMATION

By the President Of the United States OF
4msric1
, 1863-05-26
G. 4 r D.

~ r7rv CHICAGO TK1sCyr
~ iAs ID' ~ 49, 49,. ~, van yart IN
Gs1.Ars-on r. tns7 s2 .os,n 20 'Im ~ 'os, ~ -
cn:easo. pAa a,..s s,ts , reo,em,a n tn.s civ
It. ns ae9h aad much t.;esm. ueed not w how
rorr.,I1 iva. welcome. By him. :or tht. expected:
bus1 pserated for courtesy aud generous.
kestt5 Elhote.s 49," 49, 80 - ~ N'H.s VI selao
Il LIS ffe1ts- 70 *nona ne 1ne "as 1t Is
t-ue much pleased VIII teE JOLLY a-d manly appcar-
.,.s vnea cra. sav 9aera bat Al vss An rn.,r.
s:r4rser them hAd 10 s!sat - ex;ect that thew
.nrd 70 out OF their vsr to show mn c1,1,,.t. and
*eut1 80. - .' ~ 3o" -A0 -A'i4AsA17 o0t<
Luz ..sp 49, .s...1'a -. s1e ~.
, 1863-05-26
FROM MURFREESb0Ro,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.l
MrRTEEE<BoRo, May 81, 1863
The weather is warm, and the situation ap-
narently uuclanged.
General Crook denies the statement that he
las compelled his nscn to split rails for the
7lse Of the rebels. The matter had been re-
fcrrcd, by q citizen Of Ohio, to the Secretary
Of War, who promptly laid it before General
Rosecrans for investigation. The latter has
promptly asked Gen. Crook for an inyestfga-
lion. Gen. Crook replied, deny ing the state
1nent, Ms have said.
s. II. Van Trcss, Assistant Surgeon of the
oSth Illinois regiment, is dishonorably dis
missed tile service, for accepting bribcs from
soldiers to procure discharges, aud for theft.
Lient- Wood, 18th regular cavalry, who
was wounded at Middleton, aud died yestcr-
day, was buried to-day with imposing militia.
IT lonorE
, 1863-05-26
LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE FOREIGN
STEAMERS,
A Sea Fight in the West
Indies.

HALIFAX, May 35-Thc steamer Asia, from
Liverpool on the 10th and Queenstown 18th,
arrived here this evening Her dates urc two
days later than By the llibernian.
The Great Eastern passed Queenstown on
the 10Th en- route for New York. The Persia
arrived at Liverpool on the l6th, p. m. THE
American news By the Persia was largely can
yass.d to-day, 16th) and was generally re-.
garded as indecisive.
II had not the effect in London, but the
effect in Liverpool was decline In the cotton,
aud strengthening of the brts.dstutf market.
jamaica Letters, received from England by
the West India mail, report that on the 7th
IF April, sea fight took place at Pedro
Bluff. between large war steamer, strikingly
like the pirate Alabama, and three other YES
scIs. Heavy firing WAS hrard at 0 q. m., and
the vessels we're distinctly seen from the shore
pouring broadsides. into each other. The
hiring. lasted until , P. N. No particulars
were known.
The ir,ny and Nary Ga-ttte says that the
Federal effort recently made at London, to
raise a loan, has not been successful
NEW ToRK, May 25.-Thc Hih.rnian, from
Liverpool May 14th and Londonderry 18th,
was b1asdvd otf Port Aubasque Saturday night.
The London 0bsr7xr 1onks on the mission
Of Mr. ETarts t. London, from the United
States, as an earnest If the good feeling which
elnanatcs from the Washington Government.
The London Times city article argnes that a
rrotraciion Of the war, or even . subjug,tion
If the S,uth must Involve the Federal iinan.
ces in ruin. 1t says: "These facts arc being
recognized in Europe, and render the posi-
bility Ut a Federal loan entirely out Of the
question:"
The Continental political news is unimpor.
tsnt.
The Polish question is unchanged.
France and Russia ART negotiating upon a
scheme for ! European Cons Eress, Russia hay.
ing accepted In principle the project for the
conference.
, 1863-05-26
FROM ST. LOUIS,


ST. LOUIS, May ., 1868.
A rebel prisoner, on his way to this CITY.
from Boone county. in charge Of guard
tried to escape by jumping from the cars,
last night, and was killed. uc was bush.
Nhackcr.
An attempt was made to capture the mail a
few days since between Linn Greek and JelTtr-
ton City. The mail carrier left the road and
dashed into the brush with the mail pouch.
end thus sayedit
4 dcserter from the 5th Kentucky was killed
last night, while trying 10 escape from the
Myrtle Street Prison. He vas shot by the
guard.
The ComlnissaY Sergeant of the 10th I'LL,
nois cavalry, named John Schmidt, died sud.
denly at 1llinoistown, this morning, from the
ct1:tts Of apIsoplcxy.
Tie steamer Won Phul arrived to-day With
1>orehsl prisoners, from Memphis, mostly
partisan rangers.
Gov. ki,k~ ood and Gov. Solomon, Of lows
and Wisconsin, are in town expecting to &C
do"n the river to Visit their wounded in til.
Late battles.
, 1863-05-26
Chicago Qrilou1re.


We can only call the attention Of our
readers to our dispatches, as encouraging
and full Of promise, but the coveted end is
not get announced as reached.
Our map elswhere, gives comprehen-
Eye view Of the whole theatre Of the war
of Grant and his army, situated as it Is
with victories on hard fought fields. With
in the period since tue landing at Port Glib
son, these troops have marched over two
hundred miles, fought five battles, been
yicto1ius in all, skirmishcd nearly the en-
tire distance, taken over sixty-dve field
cannon and nine heavy siege guns, taken
an immense quantity Of small arms and
destroyed an amount Of enemy's property
that can scarcely be computed.
The rebels recognized their Northern
af1iniiics, and acted accordingly, when
they released the correspondent Of the
New York 1PorId, thus distinguishing him
ahoyc his Tribune associates. The state
mcnts Of this Mr. Co]burn, who is, blythe
way, far too good and reliable cores
rondent for the paper he represents, a1-
pear in our special Washington dispatch
What appears elsewhere, as to how, in
.,, w., - Vs.. .-;a.e
ries, we had in type before the receipt Of
OUT correspondents dispatch detailing how
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rh.t snon+,roo,,s t,,r,;rr o,t 1,v h-;a,i1as
ot ,,;an;oht to choIrrr fnr Tho ia na9 a,1
fnr cr,r7,s or,1I 1s eco,,o f,n ~ o1o.
,,,,ont e,nnos.;one
1
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1:.s:s. - ~ ao,a,;o- oepaa,
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,>aana nan,.o,oa.. r,,oa ,'.;.,, -. I :.
e,r,v Nevertheless nc viii he ceon +ho
non,,crac, t},;s t;mo i, ra ,,,ra1,, co,ra ar,
hr tho et;n ,f +ha;- +ao+,, h,- = na;o,;+n
ins, }a-ne cnorcb to hc tba f;ncer met r.
their r,;in whom 1ho noo,,1a nox+ oat a,
1hcm Tho .'.ct;on ;,s,1f ,x,s ;mnortsn,
ms fix;uer the eamn1oy;on ut tho I,1;no;,
Senate which l,v this result ;s UNCHANGED
from it's former s,atns
Tho .E,,,,.r,7 oo,,;o-od .-or,- ;7;-tx o,
, 1863-05-26

Louisville. Ky, May a3.-Thc gunboat
Exchange arrived this morning, having on
board c. L. Va1landigham. The boat arrived
loo late for The Nashville train, and has been
lying ut anchor in The middle Of the river all
day. N:sl1andigham will te sent to Nashville
in tic morning,
, 1863-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 25.-A rebel correspond
ent Of the Knoxvills tTenn.) Register, Writing
from Cumberland Gap, May 17th, says: q I'VE
have reliable news here to-day, that the enc
my Is advancing on this point with force Of
ten regiments aud also that force has gone
By way Of Big CT. ek Gap. The intention Of
this move We are Lot able to tell, but if they
call on US, We shall give them happy fscep-
finn ~
, 1863-05-26

nAsl1'SG1oS, May 25.-Panama letters
as- s.ats Ia. aae war Of Guatemala against Lab
Iaoof mas oe.encrated into one 1f raids for
TIC & e1ke ,st Of piunder. All softs Of atrocities
bs force force Of 5o At 's town Of Metapon
epiracy 10 astassinate Prcsiacn; Ra~3os ~ sou,
pe1fon from Guais1l'aia, las been discoyer.d !
He was imprisoned. 4S0' e'ea'
, 1863-05-26

4 CARD FROM THE eros.
~ DIES-Trat petsetutei Union Family .ny.te the
public u the cfeninS VI DR., j. II. Eooinson's
"ROUND PACK"
Which. instead of Ped:ece II a.cs and notlo:s,
CONTAINS THEIR PATHIOT BOZ,
Fc- further particulars see the NEW Yt,RK MER,
Curry q June 9Th. which gives the frst three chap
lcss q INC most exciting ronalce. itoandel tho
e. uc:ttr3 rEArtced on EnIoatss ii tls Southwest}
ttat has erer issued from the American press.
cPEN SESAME!
ard forth lescs
PHILIP CROSBY
tbs PattIo: Youth. from tho
sails ot the Forked Deer wtlc5 Commences IN the
New York Mercury OF June 6tA. It u q woodcrfnl
xu.T oil TIC rt.i!s ccaY Hy.ti3ys A1d esotioa oI
lfEon tni1y In rre scnth ~ttt. tn :trxsed bE sae
iIjc,i:nt~ pAEIKr, The NEW YORK MElsCUI:f ot
ure lth Is ready aud for bale By all SeTs Aeass
PIT q YIyK C1ETs.