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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12
Neue Nnzci0cf.
Y 5ar @rn. @ruos, gaOines-g lafst. 1Is3t da e.isft Ia
Y 1921
O1fenfeti & uno SnruaEIa Iidb
fir he
M(arAlnnO 0eli|enti9rn.
an - SaNud'

t9et ~fteaettt NHftbtetGn pelbena son BENT 2srmarer
bSs StaNtsaeidngnidts his Mithp94, ten Ia. Sanuar, ertGs-
eengsnpn,ren. sur GefTrun9 cDnea. 800 @fuuS ft3hsm 0b-
In mo FlnptelFleift, t69lt6, orm J. Ieb,udr 1868 eli. fdr
pic 0aner ter - W0uaten. @idt mebr ets flint Saisftu e,
ieoeS & Yfun1 f1wfr, unt ,tn oter 5mei 25ertet earnp,el F<if8
ia9ino. Ger 6ett tn Shicnllet6 Son no@tetenter Gote lfno
IN Nlet@er QuGntrtGt non jeocr: sails, gtippcn unS &GuLtern,
oide 6lanten.SotuGe Get6e, iuuO lAo otertge Stidt, 9Gnali1
drFggihloilen. Die adnJe Eiesrgrs DGienftsti6 1T p6bren6
Ger Sen'nter- MIonate sinen Tag in Der NSeGc gan, p6er ibcl
mstit aIi 9etlansen enrd) OtIenflstf6 3t eriesen. Die Sic
.tera'a taan fir sinen Sa9 %duS9eieet ~perrinsert rber tesstS-
kerk lctT en-, fe mad g~eteleua. (,
Dag TteifI NAB Don better Opalitit iehn Mn6 Bono nn5
Sifttfeft fir irene GrinuunS beS eenirore5 Qe8eben msrcen.
MpplMi SlarSsnn.
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nbsm CT Der 9eaislotur anrdt6, ttrsn YrOtet

aeaen RE NroIlamalion In tinfm NFcfCtcl
nteosr3uIeesu. 81 inSt, eie tr0uri8lte 6bat-
fade Der VgoflomattUn ipirp is;n, pdB bee
game SGosu ~ siusr %fsurigen WsoNs unsr'
l&SpItAen 9aiss f@ e~sltalten rirp. Die
Proclamation Miro ellie >Ncfaui 8 anf gSte'
berbevitsuun9 Der untUn 3e;t!oren, Ior!4e nir
BARN m6gltn rtrD. wsrn nun f0 ItrerSe al
Die G%ppItituticn tatt, wie tie mar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12

EeWesmbasn btr gnnSsStruppen in ROrS@arOliMoH
8aletgb,9 g. San. DDS vState Sour
mol" min sOn Nspbsrn senau unterrtbtft
fem, baB Ger BetnO (bie lniouStruppen)
10000 Mann fart en- rer Suite aueslangt
Eel, ns6R elmer 9eb6risfn 6lOtte gu Beaufort.
N9an elanbte bn6 auf DilmtnetCn unb
@plpebpvc Elm Mnerif gema9t ptrD.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12
Office ee6 SerprOetantirmnees
-.l Communicates
q altimpre. zen z. &

. S~GItimpre, ben z. San. 1868.
AnSebote perben aHgerommeu (6pn erfer
Sant rlr) Bis 0ienftas cen 13. 3annar 1853, Oiittass
IL nfr, in ber STftce oeS l1uterSeidneten sir Sieferuna
brn u tt8 tan4 tae IN f-da
10000 Snfpef Corn in 8Ot6er, a65ultefern in snten
itarten SaGeH bon je 2 9uibeln, icbalb as ulS0.
Lid, in ben NsaarenGGuisru an 2pn6arbitraee,
tpif@en GAP unS @9urIesitr., pber an irgsns els
mem na6e ~selegeuen G5berft.
Sbi8e Gngebote ftuO .~benie[bet Sebinsungeu u~nterfpprs
fen, ME ie gepSRnli9 bel rIeinen 8etauntna@uugen fir
RrcoiartsS orrGtBe pu6Ii5irt iinb.
3a9lnnS mirb in i~ol5en 6onb8 seleifet, pie gerape an
Sanb rnb lrenn feline o~crratFig, iObulO ais icl9e eings6en.
&eine GiutSufe terben bon Gejeiicnifeu serla6t.
Gbo utn 6. @uIIiban,
Sdu7s1S Client. Gel. II. G. g., Ser. ct. gr,nee.
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.81urerein M1p. 8.

an Der am 5. h. at9etoltsuen ~2jerlammi1ap purbsn Die
8eIren s. ". DlIiams sum 4rdiibeatsn, Z. Nia.9 gum gtes'
,um Gstretdr erpdblt uno ~bsibLc fen, bas ant Mrntas, ben
IL. b. ks Gtni4rett eselp uab be erfe &nfaJe beaatt ser
ben lRue
ane pereits etnseItrie6euen 9titeltebtr, ionic Diai,nlseH,
rel&e G6 cleIent 0ersn nod dn9heben TpoIeE, msr 81 ha-
Der bteru1t esia&t cCr ai Mcntre, ben II. Sanrar. 4bsnfS
rs utr. bel Z. Ntutt, 10. 80 Arre Brsherl6tr. itxhFnoenp2H
g~eriammIune bei8utpebrsn.
SIN Iutha8
GU 9. Sres, ssIr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12
2u alien 9entldeu,

Ne &Ietber trau@sn, faeen MIR oftnhgSocu, boe unier Vcr'
fGtb ron Rltibern iebr bebtuteac lit uho unStre &leiber btGiser
Fan. ais bic irsenb eines aHoeren 3auleS In Der S.obt.
Sbr tBnnt gnG haranf UsraHer, hab mir gu mdBieen Prst.
len hte benen Rleiber reltoufen, BITE nIr senta6t perben tn
NSva7- SO. 40 80 f BGIttmprefr.e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12

TrtIb anaefpmmene neue waaren.
SIR erbieIten iOsteu fplgeuhe 2Saar,u lie mir an QYiexr.
tertGuicr biaief ~ob9ebsn: A
100 8ulhe neus grine @rbIen,
500 tS. eOIben pber california &rbIen,
loo Barrels ~s,tpoItens @rbien,
5000 pt6. I6Due neue breite 2tnIsfl,
1000 pto- Green Corn,
10 SAT- erpbe tlltiIme BpstiheM.
5 90. DO. Ntrnen,
900 &tss sei&dIte @sft In allen ~geurnthsru,
SoeD. 0~afIertSe, Bais2nsrtes, &bCeSlats. Que SCrku
Rubelu n. |. ~.
EpebeI& gBtIbeIuH,
STs Ge. @0ItmFrear+
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2eper. 2eter. &eDer,

9eper. 2eGer. &eOer.
an Die 0slAirr>, SatteI<, Sttsfsts mnb @Gu9.
NADER ton Baltimore, 2BaIbtnston unb no
immgr Der vBefer" seleien rtrb.
SO b>b: ieBt tn Gaeen une Emp aH0e tdstiS anb pE4rnt-
lid fril4en @0rratb rpn prhaa gel6trrtebsr, reI4ts ID ~
icbr nt1crts:n gretisn bettauFen farm; tn Der Ebai, t5 babe
cine erSbere uub bilieere @asn all. ME traeno elm anSer:s
5auS IN Baltimore, nGnli4 hber 1000 9siten ge16trrIeber BON
oeri6' e6emsm Gem DIT uno gu praiea cDa 30 Gents peg pe.
Gnb bSbsr.
S~oblen!0eber.
1000 Seiten S.rlof- uao Go:. Sr6aeber petben, seru ssa
Dem l. Souuar Sstluft, ~ i~clSenoct ~ni:eriaen preien atses
faIIen: prtula 6emI06-& obleulet,r $50 &ents per Dfnnb;
aepsbaIi9ea bo. 15-2a gents 0@t-SObIen[ltar So-Ss
Geats; Gin arpesr DoTratb scr Ibper,m griua Rips, bon 20
biz 60 G,uts per plumb; 9sp6t1Iiaes Saffcneeer gu $21l Nr
Jel; ausSsIuateo b.; U Bleetr; Prtra frii9es ub franJt-
fltes 3alblehtr; patentIeber; ea 9rsBcT BorrGtp BON bteft3eur
aalbleber 3a MIR 50 SINS per pfsHb; GVante-G +nt anfa1-
lung 80 Gents PEI gflub, luhnt etneui srrb.a. solsR upS
riI1en @orrotb pcH SGubun Ldlr-28el teugen, 2ttiten, Get
~5cnsS3eios. R%OrtfNbten, 5olsrEoGeh Nd9eIt Is, st.; Bob. uHA
Qaeie gerber-g9t fSeuet, Ssl, Eal8 nne 9dute, peI&s i1 Res
faufe nno pcrfaufe.
Sarum tra,n,t, Ginsr pab Nas, gu
8. 3. grutb,
2pbeerb5r,
H,t7T.S9H Ep. AZ Galterthr. Baltimore Neh
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QitertS Qo4e 9o. SO s. .. .. s.

Tte RitQikber S6t9tr 9p3e Werhen b%teruit sriudt, bet an,
Wiunto3. ben IL. .Sauuar laufenten Sabres t1tfnosnbCn re
e~slmaBtsen @%eriamnIuHs 10 Bablret9 pie ntE}n5 6eisupeb.
men, oa getl6ld9e bon Nt&Itst,tt sur Abitumn'un8 ppr-
lte8tn.
95SRn 4. 9p1o nj . ma, 9efr
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cut sa benz rs&t,n %lAse

Cut 81 bent rs&ten %l0se
SIC. 40 gDe(t Balttmurefrabe,
pc Sbr bte bsRsR aah biatsfeR Rleiher teufta tSHnt.
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Gbpmas Q. SuIIlOun,
Son1-20 eleGt. Col. ii. G. g., 9. ct. grme
SfTce bes Serpro9iamt1runaSs
GOmuttfartGt8.


GCHu1tnGrtGtS.
Baltimore, ben l. 9anltar 1868.
Qngebpte, aber nur BON erter Sanb I,
nerben Bis ben I2. aRuar, Mttta9S IL
nbr, entseseusenpmmeu fur bic 9ieferung BON
5000 tI6 S1Id9tc9fen nnf bean Sufe fIr
bas &erprppidntirurgs@ Department. 9ieietbeu
mufien in Der Gtaatsz9iebwaage fiefger Gtabt
IN Gbt9eiIungen bon 1000 Slid ale 10 Gage gee
Iiefert werben. Gie ulitfen innerbab ~ Sssen
mad iBrer Gntunit auf Soften be8 2ieferanten ss=
mcgen perben nnb r%ntIen b~ur@i9nitt[iG 1900
8funb iGtper Ien. Gne, pelpe teutger ais 1000
8funb tpiegen, Garreu, Stiere, Climber, Gu9e NIB
borulcies 01iubbieb perben 3uriidsepieien. Die
Resieruag be66lt ft6 BAG S1e6t Dor, iebeS Stid,
be1en glusiebeu Guf cin NIinimum bS obenteben=
ben @epidteS i6lieseu LIFT, ein3eIn 5n rpiesea.
81 baS Gieb bpunpi9tig, 10 trdgt bic 6esierHn9
bas WaneegeIb, anberenfaIs bat Der 2ieferant bas
fit gu 5ablen.
3ebes ansebot utus, ui In 8etra9tseacsen tt tperben,
eire auf eiueu, ieparaten SpSeu @apier sefrieteue 9iirSs
Itaft s,peier berantpprtli6er unb in Baltimore R~pbnenber
8erionen entbalte1I, tantenb tie fplet:
We of the county Of, State of
-, do hereby guarantee that -, is (or
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
the terms of his (or their) proposition, and should
bis Tor their) proposition be accepted, he (or they
will at once enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its fulfilment.
Die 8erantpprtli9fei Der 8irgen mus burp etne ants
Tide Eeslaubisuns bes @lerts Der ua6fteu Difritts-
Court pber bes Ser. ct. attorneys, peldes benz Guses
BOT beiselGlofien 1T, ~barsetban perSen.
Sieter miiien seseuipdrtig uRb bereit iein Bel aluuabs
ME i6reS ansebOtes ben @pntratt gu unter;ei9nen nnb
Bombs gu sebeu, ebe ie bic Office ~oerlafeu.
Die Gaesieruus beRGlt ft8 cas- Ste6t Dor, irseub zines
pber a1e unbilis i6eiHcuee ansebote 3uritd~ Supeiisn.
8prI6tdge mifen beutIi9 iiberidrieben lein: ,Propos
sails for beef cattle'' unb an 9ieut. Sol, EPcmas g.
&,U;nau Is & q G3oItintnrp9 GPh nhrpfirt epiu gHenr
elm ausebct I'M 9tumen elmer 6irma gemadt tpirb, 10 mtl=
fen ibre 9famen unb bic Mbreiie terer 9of=Offee Senau
~anseseben Uerbeu, pber sas 4ngebot iprb ni9t teriidftz
tist. Bieter miiiien cute Sepeiie fir ipre 9ppaIitdt an
bic Ser. ct. 1tegiernns beibringen.
3nbIuusen pereeu in ipldeu 6cnbs semaGt, os geraes
~rprrat6is itnb, uub ipeHn feline por6anpeu, lo6alb ale fol-
DE ~einlaufen.
Seine GintGuie perbeu bon eeeiFonifeu ser,a6t
as Ebomas@. SuIIiban,
San1-12 Qteut. Col. u. 6. e.. Ser. ct. Nrnfee
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Sute 9ete9en 1etr.
Cine felt Ldn8srtt 8st mil sptein @rfeI8 bstrlate1e 4irt9-
Idaft tn gseft 8altirlcte4r. rs NIT ost oouifdHo cen @tar5@-
tnnag ~ sgrflufcr. Bu eriregtn in eer S0eaee-O ffce.
(etso 2nI
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Din Die SMneiDer.

spir taSen etue cute @nsmatI psa St6Gen gssartn tsbsF
@5crte NIB Al ~btgtgtrer gSretIeu, ais fe aHcersR eetauftUep-
osn fSnnen. Sbr f6nNt bel yas bas 9atesn Obtr bet hT
garh faulen, 70 Utet sts Sr Eclt.
Smith, Bro. Il 6 o.,
Fso2T- &e. 40 29ef GalttmpreRrese.
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CeTentltAsr 8erFauf DDn befA6bte'
tenn Corn.
QndrtiermeiferS1D Ftce.
"a aIfn n, nrp RON Qonitnr 1915

SaGttut ore, ben l. Sanrnr 1868.
Hm Dpnaerfas ben 10. Sauuar 1853 pirb duf benz
OeoiernneSsO DEPOT bietser StaOt cine QlantitSt i1abbofs
tss @etreise, mel9es Don Der Sberauff9tsbebGrbe 3uraf=
sewiefen ipnrbe, auf Sfeutli&er @erfteiserunS ~Oerfauit.
Die @Gde perben ieparat bon benz @etreibe gu eiuem
BON benz Auartierneifter feftsuite1enben Preiie bertaufi
pber 3uriidbebalter, ie na4beln CT es ftr tpitnI9enspert5
b6It.
sebinsuusen: 8aar in G4asamts- gaOten bsin, R6s
6cIen.
SaS. 8eI8er,
San1-l5 Colonel unb Quartierneiter.
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8eEanntmahnna.

SeFdnntmadbHn9.
Cine glnietl rtutf6er &rteitfr 9otsn F2 snti&lr6eH, etnen
Nrbette t.. 9 srctn All erinbea Hnb lacen @G:, be i&
nc6 bemieIben otiGlisBtu Wonen. ein. an Moutos. ben II
s5aauar, Nbsrb. Z ut, In benz 2otale bee Qrn. S9ntan,
Ode Rt4tts pno @pneOEbhr. gu erIbelnep.
SIN AuhrdG
gM pas ecmite.
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Sc. So NOrtb @aeFrlss, ireitt Saus atsr Der Bride
Told TOWN.
Or empfeElt Gtn wobl ~aiGltrtes 2aser ben beutf&ea 81.
dueuren, adten Sirnatco arb ct. GroiT Sum, NIac b @o1,
5cot@ l8btafsp, 8oreeaur. gran6ies, Hp u. {. No. sur ee-
netoten Readtuna res 4.ublitumS, nit Der sefdgtsen Rutts-
nQEnne, be Istn Gsf@&itsiOtaI mad lem l. SunuGr 1853 G6e
UUn parse T. INC 9anloeaitGRe, a~esenhbsr Gem 81 Ire ien
Nib, Osl1slut
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Neridmat M1sb SefMctst.

OSsrIou,+ Gin juns.r Mann bon 16-I7 Satrem, Der
SClIuIiI4~ bic Bar ;u tenoen Ser1tect unb nit 8uten
etamanbattQnsn psrfsben 1T, fam Sei@dftieaus beipmmeH
Bet
WoDiWt O. 9es, 1913 g. grnbfr.
Mnrtot1o4% Gin uAOertetrdt6str SSmlsbtSeie1e, -
SettuNH1" DaneraSs 8sf6SfttSuns nnt entr 9OtE.
gei q. Sofnirn. 20. 100 ~Eblmc&tf. 8Sgfa
&c usi ~ro+. Ort 6tS pir CUTE S6netber fSnneu BE-
StIluIHl+ f6d tiaun9 (aaf Waf4inenartett) srbaItsu,
ncnn Nt F% ntsItsw $50. 81 @aroituetrase, tpil3sn 9rott nnS
2crnbprb. SUfoDt
81 Az, . Gin trahiaer Sunss, her Butt bat. has &pn-
SCIsu1bnt e fset iners &c ih6ft gu ~erlernen. Mla ntsIee
III Get q pbn S. SdRer, SO Sf.GaItimrrefr. (O6S
Neffentlt63er 8erPauf Dpu befA6bts'
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(Smte (s5eIeaenhetr.

%SpbGet6tr,
D,2T-sw RU. AZ GaIrsrtTtr., Baltimore Eee
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06

p~LIEUT. Col. STEEL. Lieut. Colonel
Clement F. Steel, of our 62d Regiment, ar
lived in New York from Morris Island, on
the u, s.. steam transport Cosmopolitan,
on las. Thursday morning. Col Steel, it
will be remembered, was severely wounded
IN the, assault on Fort Wagner. The N. Y.
Tribune says
: Lieus. Col, Steei was reclining on seat
i,ear Cof. Chatdeld. He is tall, nervous
han, and seemed pleased to have his regi-
lncnt noticed in these columns. He wish
ed to know why ohr corresponding meyer
nieatiohsf tho regiment to which he had
The honor TO belong. His men had done
tood service, were brave and patriotic, bt-
their deeds had never been recognized il
fheir favoiite paper, the Tribune. Lieut..
Col. Steel had command Of the ed Ohio al
the time Of the charge on Fort Wagner. :
He was shot through the thigh while in tn
Iipoat with three hundred of his men. Si'
of his officers were killed, and more thai
half bis men we're killed, wounded. or miss
itk. His regiment was the last that charg
ed the ditch. Major Edwards was wound
ed and taken prisoner, a,h4rsngalraF
4 The Tribune says AZ the officers who ar
able will proceed TO their homes
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06

b~On Monday, whilst Morgans men
were at Bellaire on their way to Columbus,
they amused themselves and few Of the
citizens of that place by hurrahing, alter
hately, for JEFF. Davis and Q. L. Vallandig
ham. Some of the citizens were very anx
ious to inform them that the people were
not al Abolitionsts in Bellaire. And that
they are not, or yet good Union men, they
succeeded in satisfying the horse thief gang.
1t was observed that men and women Of
that place who had never given Union
soldier q mouth full to eat had an abun'
dance Of good things to carry to these min,
ions of JEFF. Davis, and to the eternal dis
grace Of the parties engaged, it must be
said, they Jared remarkably wellin Bellairt
10 well indeed, that they assured the cit
isens that they liked Ohio, and would pay i
another visit in few months.
We understand that at GAINESVILLE thu
same scenes occurred, and that the rebel
were even supplied with luxuries by SOM
Of the citisens We hope the men VIII
were engaged in this business will not
hereafter, take ofsnse at being called "rcbe
sympathisers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06

The Military Committee of Belmont
county have been requested by his Excel
lcncy. Gov. Tod to ascertain the damages
sustained, expenses incurred, and services
performed by citizens OF Belmont county,
from and in the Morgan Raid, under the
following specifications: a--..,rr f-I.
lst. The claims Of all persons for dam.
ages sustained,by acts OF our forces, who
were in any way engaged In aiding to cap.
ture the enemy.
ID. The claims of all persons for sub.
sistence voluntarily given our forces or 10
voluntarily given the enemy's forces. '
Sd. The claims Of all persons for ser
vices rendered either as guides, scouts
messengers, or in any other capacity By
authority from this office directly, or from
Military Committee, or any commissioned
officer in the Federal or State service.
Those having such claims will present
them to the undersigned at st. Clairsvile
duly authenticated at as early day as prac
ticable. d. ID. I. CowEN,
Chairman Mil. Com.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Sec'y.
August 4, 1853
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06


bWPRoE. s. s. HAMLL, distinguished
and dramatic reader, has been
delighting our citizens with series Of read
ings, commencing last Thursday evening
and ending on Monday evening. Pro.
Hamill is one Of the finest readers we ever
listened to-in many things he is superior
TO Prof. Kidd. His reading of the Death
of Little JIM" piece read by Kidd, was
exceedingly tender, and decidedly superior
TO the latter; aud "The Gamblers Wife, y
the ''Cane Bottomed Chair" "Forty years
ago." and other selections were rendered
with surprising tenderness. Tennyson's
"Charge Of the Light Brigade" 1.-THE
Bells" by Poe, "Parrhasius," by Willis
and The Sinking of the Cumberland,
by Boxer, read by Prof. Hamill, all posses
an excellence that VIE had never dreamed Of
On Monday evening Prot. Hamill reat
the tragedy OF Macbeth. This is might.
undertaking, but he sustained himself ad
mirably ia it. He was frequently applaud
ed, and at the close received q round Q
| cheers. lq
We commend Prof. Hamill to the pres
and public everywhere as a thorough gentle
man and scholar, and hope be may favor U
With more OF his readings. s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06

R1-We would respectfully inform the
Democratic Central Committee" that one
of the peculiar provinces Of the Probate
Court, is TO hold inquests Of insanity; and
if they will just take thier candidate for
State Senator before that tribunal, with the
right kind Of medical citns~ we have no
doubt considering the leaniugs Of the court,
they can get the question Of his sanity. sat
isfactoriy scttledi until that is done, they
certainly would not ask the candidates Of the
Union party to go through the district to
debate with him. l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06
psrDoN'r BELONG TO THE BUrTERNu1

p~DoN'T BELONG TO THE BUrTERNUT
PERsUAsioN.--Lieut. Col John s. Pearce,
Of the 9Sth Ohio Volunteers, was nolhina-
mated by the Butternut convention of Har.
rison county as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney.
On the same ticket the name Of Phillip
Dduahue, bitter, vindictive anti war
man, VINO has not half the brains that COL
Pearce has, appeared as candidate for the
State Senate. This alone was an insult to
Col Pearce, which his high sense of self.
respect could not brook, even ie he had
agreed in sentiment and feeling with the
convention that nominated him, and the
men who were placed on the ticket with
him.
But, from knowledge Of Col. Pearce' {
views on National affairs, acquired during
an intimate association with him in the 9Sth
Regiment, we were satisfied not only tina,
he had not been consulted before he wa
placed on that ticket, but that, no matter
who had been placed on it with him he hev
er would consent to have his name used OF
that ticket, by the enemies Of his country
in the pending campaign.
We are pleased to learn We have not beel
mistaken in this matter, for as soon as Col
Pearce learned the action of that conven
ton, he sent letter to the editor Of tn
Cadiz Sentinel declining the proffered ton
or, and giving his views on the present po
litical condition Of the country, as reaso
for his course.
The Sentinel has announced that
John 8. Pearce, Esq, declines being
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney"
but does not publish the letter. The editc
evidently fears to let Col. Pearce talk to h
fellow Democrats Of Harrison count!
+ through his paper, and he suppresses it.
Col. Pearce, we trust, as an act Of justie
to himself and friends, will furnish q cop
} Of that letter for publication in tho paper
. of this district.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06
pwAs eircr. !. bsns made among III,

r2y-AN effort 10 bong made among the
Democrats Of this county, to raise money TO
secure the exemption Of nll men drafted
who wifi vote for vallandigha,u. A young
lawyer Of this place, yesterday, In the shoe
shop under our Office, said they intended to
raise enough money 10 this county to buy
of every Democrat drafted; that Alex.
sndcr, Of Pultney township, had subscribed
a thousand dollars, and that Esq. Kelsey,
Of the same township, had subscribed a
large sum. that When the men in the
army had served their time out they would
come home and would not return, and they
tthe Democrats) would notlet any more 60,
and the d-d war would soon come 10 u
close" We shall no doubt have this young
patriot on the stump this fall, claiming for
his party all the loyalty and all the patriot
ism in this country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Pnovosr MAusHiL GkSERAL's OFFICE,
MAsluN5Io., U. C., July u, 1868.

~ ~ Seig Afi iSSo'
Circular No Al
is Draed men become soldiers In the service Of the
United states by the fact OF their names having been
drawn IN the draft The notification served upon them
by tie Provost Marshal ia merely announcement oi
the fact and order for them TO report Tor duly at de-
signated time aud place. - 49,.
"a The following opinion OF the Hon. William VIII
ting Solicitor OF the War Department is publised ior
the information oil all concerned:
"When pc .son has been drafted in pursuance OF the
enrolment act OF March g. 153, notice OF such draii
must be served within days thereafter. by written
or printed roce he served on him PERSONALLY or ny
leaving u COPY his last place OF residence requiring
him 10 appear a designued rendezvous 10 report ior
duty Any person failing rcpou Tor dny aier noiice
left al his a place oil residence. or served on h per
sonally wIIhou, furnishing substitute or Paying SjoO,
is pronounced by law to be deserier be may be ar
rested and held for ra by ccurtmnrnl and SENTENCED
TO DEATH.
III person. after being d-ned ard before receiving
noIce deserts the notice may sill be served by leaving
il nj his last place OF residence aud il be does 10, aP-
peyr in accordance, with the noce or furnish the SUB;
stilue or pay the s3c5 he will be In law d-sere and
must be uensd accordingly. There 7. no way or nan.
ner in which person oHce 'enroied' can escape nli
pubr duties and when drafted whether present or ab
sent whether he changes his residence or noscolis the
tights OF the United States against him are secured aiu
il s only by performance OF his duly 10 the country ina
he will escape liability TO be treated a. criminal
fSivnedj .WiLLI,M WHIrIyo,
s.Solictor Of the War Department"
fsiynrdJ JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06
rHR DAY SCHOOL BELL.

5000 copie. issued new Singing Book for seaoelt
and SeniHsries. called the Day.schoo Bell, 10 no's
ready IL ccniaiifs about 200 caoics songs round-,
estcies duets tios quaretts. and choruses. nsiy o
them written expressly for tins work besides ~ pages OF
the Element. of Music which sasy aad progrctsiys
Afaony tie large nunter CT beautiful pieces may bs
found. Uncle sans school Do ~ you hear ih-
children coming" Always look on tbs sunny sIir,
lhe bird" Bird Of beauty" "Preity pair ireen Anvi
ChJrusn "Me.t ME BY the running hfook, &c IL -
compiled by Horace Wasrs author OF sabbath schoi
Bell" Nos and 2 which have bad the enormous seis
Of S2j coo copies. Pnees-rsper covers 25 cents e-1
per hundred bound. 20 cents, SIS per hundred, elo
copies furnished al uis ioo price MsBsd a. the sStA.
prea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06
p~Sfxsy MEETING AT BELEAr,

p~MAss MEETING AT BELEArRE,-
By notice in another column, it will be
seen that Gov. Stanton and Hon. B. s.
Cowen will address a,Union' mass meeting
at Bellaire on Saturday Of next week.
August 18th. We hope the Onion people
Of Bellaire and vicinity will go to work 10
earnest to make arrangements for this
meeting. The speakers are among the
sb,ost IN the State, and there should be .
large cto*d Of people at Bellaire to hear
them. ~ li4.I oDr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-06
l@WE have received, during the past

s~WE have received, during the past
week, of Slater Brown, of Coleraih, town
ship, and j. X. Norton, ir., Of Flushing
township, compliments in the shape ofnice
very nice--ripe apples, and We can assure
these gentlemen that the hands about the
CHRONICLE Office have come to the conclu'
sion. unanimously, that sach apples are moi
TO be grinned at, and that such genflemer
are not near so plenty as they ought to be
and therefore ought to be held in everlast
ing remembrance.