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which adopted iy the 10 lowing vote;
Affirmative Ccnucinen H-ay. krenan Riley, Bropsy,
agrny layos, Neos.r ilotssnan. Gross Heppef h9.er
nsvand ncbrs,h Ordyke Isqnes schasler, Cook, Bran
don brics Russell Fitzgerald ana Joyc--2.
Councilman i,ILly called UP CrneAi Older No Al being
veto e,a. " las Ioi1 Tho Mayor of resolution to pay
icocSs torley COX b-t.. &c, foT mebo.s OIL The Coi'
Council ,
ty Beard Of Aldermen sepenber 18th resolution adopted
the Of His Honor the Mayor
thirds all members elected the Board vons IN isVof
thereof $3.50 u, ,-..-
Which wa. concurted In two thirds Of all the mosrs
elected the Board voting in favor thereon oy tho following
vote: =. M, y...~
Affirmative -Councimen Hesly, Keenan,, Riley Brophy'
H..eity H.ye Webster Hefernan 0ross Keeper nos1'
Iiavi and Mcrob, Schaef,r Cook BRANDON boe' "u'''H
Fit gerald aid Joyee-20.
Nsgaiye-Councin.s an Opdyke-L =, A.. xv1
councilu,an HAe SIXTY called up general order no. ~
being report o; Committee on National nm he Hroc
10 draw his wan favor Of tho following .ca pesou
lar tea, the occasion Of the reception Of
m. srtv MN k.xnent. NewYork Stale Volunteers W.
Jon Mes,ar f fu,hns and providing for three hundred
yne,. a, Ave dou Is per agreement whthe Commse on
Natter, Affairs fifteen hundred dollars e. = Grafuis Tor
furnished two hundred and ninety cclsf- kdw ard al
Ksn for coaches hundred and twenty hse dcuan the
whole amount DO taken by Tho ConptroeT rom the sppro
pyt.uop log City Ceptngsloes'
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THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS BavK.-Coasidera-

bic i.nvraYeuen,s h.ycfccea.y been made IN the bald;
in OF ibis competitions the iront Las been recai ia
ia ci marble row looks white and smart as new;
AZ alteration has borD made N ;hs doorway, and tie
winnie of the internal arrangements have unieFsones
corre,. renovation sai reorganization ana m eHei
2. al room taken in At trc .oaT. The comp. ton "
.7rse improvements ca,s hra:!f y6staray ifa-s
Nv social ea,herng oftte Directors aud iru"s ai,es
le usual MONTH, aeeug IL the buard. at which Moses
Van P.i. ecu. presided: aud ale happy 10 i,.int
sf, "a. Treasurer al The Hesitation, Chs y i'.'ss
e-q that 81 PROSPEROUS have been the aisi'~'f 'te
ank tia, the whoc 0l the recent inpr0sens
Thanks To lie. .aeriions %. tie arc'tec Arvaosd L.
.Crislts esq., Messls. Christie & Dogatt, aad Liais
S.Hd,or the Builders has been eyeesitd ~ ~. e'af
nc; u.asts .or &c month o.: February. The Au-a'o
&. ins, l,ans sss commenced IN 1868 aad hs- s"~.
tl. received from ..e,s,sitefs upward III 81 -o0 and
has oD-u.d over a.. Thousand n.e"unts
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LAYING ,nR CoaNsp.sroSE op A Wv


. urpC,r - rhr cornerstone ~ 9 new @llnc", ~ ~
noan "a the Church az she tt0benent ir,is'~'ni"f
was laid Yesterday attn noon, A'fh "i'"s".f,'r
.,,,;ce af ,hc eo-ar- O.! s;n.avcaue and T.s.rco'.
Cou.uu. The officiating clergy tnsn 'f.t"it 80 80
OCCASION were Pew lea rugner (the pasiefl Kew "
Garfield Rev aessrs Paddock aHd Erssr''e' .Aes /"
,ou, r,,s brief addresses The b.x dulos'tsi IN o..
STONE contained the names Of the pastor tfes
toes builders etc. books coins, paper money Na
snauns of the dsy The building VIII v" ~ s'"hr'
Zee. N extent IN the simple Gothic style OF are'n
treiare Il viii be coa ple;ed in about 80 n'niss.
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JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.
u PRESERVATION CONCERTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FIFTH CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IL
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR;
ABEAUTIFUL PRESENT
Given with each ticket
AT TINE OF PURCHASE.
Once for sale OF Tickets.
Nos 3<2 and 34l Broadway,
Whrrs the peesents are distributed NON ~ zoe
STOCK OF MAGNIFICENT JEwELRY PAW
sEwINGMACHiNEs,pl AAoNp -, ' &c
AND SILVER WATCHES, &c, S''' 49,
A GIFT FOR ALL
PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY; ,yvvy
EnA AoSH S"' Il. II. ELIAS Assss'~
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CITY GOvERNss Emf.
nou-A Of Aliermeo<
OPFIcrtI.l

STATED sEssios-Ihur,dsJ. Oct. Q, 1904
Oyyrcru1 clock 2 NJ.
rr,..n = Aldermen Jones, Clpp aud Iefcinisl--a
Tho President being absrn, At foiea noio9 o. A1s.
ma Ion,s "A l-nnln Jeicniih 4 ed e. the Cbaif,
The roll nayig brei called. and quorum Appearing
the .,s d ~ Pc ouner@. bos,o stood adj
journed un lcI Monday the an instant at oelocs ~
a. 4. VALENTINE, Cler..
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ARRIVAL or THg ROASOKR.-The fears which
had been excited by the Of the Roanoke from
Havana and the stories Of her capture by Confederate
pirates set " Epst by her arrival IN The bay jos.
SerdAy afternoon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

was posted there in command OF Gea. Car
ljn's brigade. Oae Of his regiments gave
way temporarily, but his skilliul disposi-
iions enabled bin to rally II almost imDe'
diately, and the entire brigade covered both
itself and its leader with imperishable hon,
or. Along such portions Of our lines ~
have mentioned, had been mhssed for this
attack At least ons-half the rebel army. By
niphtfall this entire host wss utterly DIS
comfitted. Il had failed to break our lines
ut single point. and retired In dlsovcef'
leaving its dead by hundreds on theibeld; =
Thus ended this sangninary conflict; NO
mere brilliant victory has crowned the Union
arms since the beginning Of the war; Zen;
Hooker has earned anew the Gratitude ol
the nation. Palmer. Newton, Ward, VIII.
liams. Geary, and their ssbordinaies, and
soldiers, cannot be too highly praised. Gen.
johnson was as faithful here as everywhere
else.
Our loss will amount to two thousand men
principally on Hookers trent, because his
troops fought in an open field. The rebc
loss in killed. wounded and prisoners, will
reach six thousand, of whom fully one thou
sand were killed outright. Three rebe
Brieadier Generals were killed--Stephens
Westberstone and Long. On Baird's and
Davis front heavy skirnishing took plsc,
during the day. On the left wing, McPher
son drove the enemy several miles, Blail
operating on the extreme left, Logan next
and Dodge next partly in line and partly
in reserve. Blair's corps advanced . mil'
and half South Of the Augusta railroad
Gen. Qreshien, who commanded his rieh
division, was previously wounded. Alto
gether, the operations on the left were high
" successful. On the morning Of the 2lst
tohHson's and Baird's divisions, Of Palmer
corps, were moved forward, and after brisl
contest, in which we lost perhaps one hun
dred men, the rebels were driven from tn
ridge in front, the whole Of which was nov
in our possession. -
By the morning Of the 22d, the rebels ba,
withdrawn entirely from Palmer's and Hook
err 8 front. and at 2 q. m. part Of our arm
entered Atlanta.
We may have more 6gthing yet for tn
full possession Of the city, but consider tina
for the present the campaign is substantia
| lv closed
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Columbus kAOnic insurance
Company.
CoLuMBus, 0. July 18th. 1864

COLUMBUS, O. July 18th. 1864.
EDITOR OHIO FARMER:-I wish. through
your columns, to call attention to the prompt
and honorable manner in which the direc-
tors of the Home Insurance Company"
of Columbus, Ohio, adjusted and paid
the loss on my dwelling-house, which was
insured by said Company on the "a day OF
July, 1868. for $500 In one week after
had made my application for Insurance., and
before my policy had been issued, my pro-
perty was destroyed byfre. had not taken
my policy from the Office, and did not know
what claims bad upon the Company, but
early on the morning after the fire the 0fh-
GERS Of the Company called on me TO adjust
the loss, which they paid in full to my sat
isfaction. The above is candid statement
of facts; and such worthy conduct should be
published. that those having property to
insure may know they are insuring in re-
liable Company when they insure in the
Home Insurance Company OF Columbus,
Ohio, and will be dealt with honorably in
case of loss. I would advise all who have
not availed themselves of the benefits OF q
policy of insurance in this Company to dc
so at once.
By inserting this in your columns you
win greatly oblige,
Yours, Respectfully. '-
~ ...r. WILLIAM j. NEWMAN,
STEPHEN GREssINGER, Agent. st. Clairs
vile. ---,A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
GENERAL ORDER NO. %.

By virtue Of authority from the War De-
partment 1t is hereby announced that twenty
new regiments of infantry will be raised in
this State for the term of one, two or three
years as the recruits may elect. Recruits
in these organizations will be entitled 10 the
bounties provided by the late act Of Con
gress, that is, for one year, $l0J; tor two
years, 500, and for three years, $500, pay
able IN three equal instalments, the first
installment payable on the day Of muster.
One regiment will lie assigned to each
Congressional District, to he raised among
the counties composing the district, in pro-
portion to the population of each county.
One Second Lieutenant for each company
will be appointed at the commencement of
the organIzltion, and will be Immediately
mustered into the United States service. -
On the completion of the companies, the
additional officers will he commissioned and
mustered These regiments must he com.
Ilete before the 5th Of September, and
mustered into the United States service in
| order that they may be credited on the quOtu
of the State under the call of July lsth.-
Incomplete companies on the 5;h of Sep.
te,aber, will be consolidated with Other
detachments, and the officers recruitinl
them will be assigned to such Organization
as the number of men recruited by then
will entitle them to. The Military Com
mittees of counties will please recomn.ent
recruiting officers Immediately and have
them report here in person. to receive thei
com missions and instructions, and be must
cred into service. 1t is suggested that selec
tions for these positions be made, as far a
practicable, from the officers and soldier
who have served faithfully in the feld AM
been honorably discharged The field off
GERS will in all cases be selected from veteral
officers of known skill and experience in tn
field. and who shall prove active in recruit
ing these regiments.
Inasmuch as the time for organizing
short, it is important that local committee
and individuals take immediate action j
the matter and organize in the various sui
, districts to encourage this recruitment. A
opening is here offered for tho gallant SO
| dier who has been educated on the battle
field. durisga three years term Of activ
service, to apply his dearly bought know
edge, and obtain recognition of bis form'
services 1t requires but vigorous unite
, effort on the part Of our people to bill the'
, regiments; thus securing exemption fro
: draft, and the prompt reinforcement OF OF
! armies in the field.
| By order of the Governor.
: - B. r. CowEN,
e Adi't. Gen. Of Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Ayeriii whips Early.

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-The Star says a
dispatch from Gen. Hunter reports that the
following has just been received from Gen.
Averil:
Near Winchester. July Breckin-
ridge divided his force at Berryvile last
night. sending Early to Winchester and ia.
king the other division towards Millwood.
| attacked and defeated Esarly to-day in
front OF Winchester, killing and wounding
over 300 Of his officers and men; capturing
four cannon. several hundred of small arms
and about 200 prisoners. Gen. Lilly is Sc
riously wounded and in our hands. Col.
Board, Of the 5Sth Va, is killed. The
enemy's loss in officers is heavy. Prisoners
reports their force to have been 5000. The
commands Of Jackson and lmboden, which
were present, are not included in the men
toned strength.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Belmont County Agr. Society,

The Sixteenth Annual Fair of the Bel
mont County Agricultural Society will he
held at ST.. Clairsville. Ohio, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, the 20th, 2l>t
and 22d days of September, 1864. The
Premium List for this year has been en-
larged and the premiums increased. The
Society is now free from debt, and the man.
agers hope, with the assistance of the good
people OF this and the neighboring counties.
to make the next Fair a decided success. -
The people of Belmont County are, in a
great degree, an agricultural people, and II
is to their advantage to lend their support
terests. Let the managers have the CO.
operation Of the people. and good must re
suit to all concerned. The indications nov
are that the Fair will be more generally at
tended this year than any time since the
| war began
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
UNION MEETINGS.

Union meetings will be held at the times
and places desi, n tied telew:
UNIONTOWN, THURSDAY, AU-
MARfINsvfLLE, FRIDAY, AU.
GoRRIsToWN, SATURDAY, AU.
HENbRYsBuRe, MONDAY, AU.
BARSEsvILLE, TUESDAY. Au.
soMERroN. WEDNESDAY. AU-
GUST 10, M. - .Ut
Two or more Of the following speakers
will be in attendance at each of these meet
ings.l s1Ltl ..l.-4 ID
Hon. B. s. COwEN, Col. G. L. POOR.
NAN, Capt. L. DANFORD, ROBT. II.
COCHRAN, Esq.
The citizens will please make the neces
sary arrangements for the meetings.
The people-aud especially the ladies'
are earnestly invited to turn out. ..s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

nIr will be seen, by an obituary
notice, in another column, that intelligence
has at last been received Of the Cooper
boys" who were wounded 10 the Wilder
ness early in May, and whose fate has been
70 long enshrouded III doubt. Writ was
killed, and Bsrkley severely woundedin the
head. q iii-
They were both brave and gallant soldiers.
slThe Obituary notice was Gnavoidably
crowded out. 1t win appear next week.
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Adj l7Olh Regt. 0. n. O

By-AMoNo the killed and wounded Of
the 18th Ohio. not published in the CHRoN.
TcLE are the following: Killed. Lafayette
Hess. Wounded, Crawford 4. Welsh, both
Of Co. r..
We have received several letters the diff.
ferent regiments having companies in from
this County containing lists Of killed and
wounded, but we find 40 names in the lists
that have not already been published in this
paper.
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~PEnsoNAL. The African. Americans

~PERsoNAL.-TheA African. Americans
send their greetings to the would-be Bishop
of all the Churches of St. Clairsville, and
ito his friends, giving notice that seats are
'ssA apart" in the lst African Church for
their ''ezpress accommodation" II there
mutt DO miscosenatioL Of the races, as ever
it nsass be still at the instano, and election
of the dominant race. ..-r-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

%WE learn from the GAINESVILLE
Courier that an arrangement will shortly be
made to run passenger and freight carsfrom
Bellsirs to Chicago, without change, via.
the Central Ohio, Ssndusky, Mansfield &
Newark, and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4
ChicaRo r. RS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

~ TMIscEarsArros.-The editor of
the Gazette il in favor Of the black and
white races, attending the same Churches,
and opposed to the oolored people having
preaching to themselves. This is certainly
"a step forward" What next2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Mo! for Volunteers!

There will be a meeting at the Court
House to-aight "wednesday for the pur'
pose Of orsSnlxing an effort to secure Vol
unteers to gil the quota of Richland town
ship in the recent call Now is the time "a
avoid the draft. let there be united effsr
to raise volunteers, and there is no doub
but our quota may be'mads up. Turn out
Turn outi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

HTHE brilliant genius who edits
the Gazette threatens the preachers Of St.
Claissvills with the loss of their bread and
butter, for preaching abolitionism, and then
eemplains that they don't preach at the
Insirmary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

HGRrrINa HoME.--One hundred
and sixty.eight men of the 25,h Ohio are
a. Columbus, waiting to be mustered out.
One-John L. Patton, of Woodsfeld-died
on boa,d the Fulton, on the passage to New
York, and was buried at sea.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

lottl.............s...sss.' .'..'.'''''''''oo,' ~
The above quotas will be somewhat re-
duced by credits which are now being as
certained, and will be made public as soon
as known. The slater ements accompanied ny
figures, which have recently appeared 10
several papers, relative to certain credits,
are incorrect, and consequently uhauthor.
lied. The people sheuld 60 ahead and
raise their quotas without paying any at
tention to them; and before the fifty days
have expired, each district will receive the
credits TO which it is or may be entitled.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

EFCoL. WALLACE, Of the 18th Ohio,
has resigned, and Lieut.. Col. Frank Askew
ID promoted to Colonel. Maj. McClenahan
is Eieutenant-C Colonel, and Capt. Dawson
Msjor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

~UNIoN MEETING.-We hope the
friends of the Union will 20 to work at
once, meetings are announced, and it is
time We were doing something to counter.
act the secret operations Of the enemy. Let
these meetings be we'll attended, and there
is no doubt, much good will be accomplished
BY them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

@SrATE FAIR.--The fifteenth an
nual Ohio State Fair will be held at Colun-
bus on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 18th, l4th. 18th aud 10th
Of September, in a beautiful grove about
one mile South Of the State Hsuse.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

UWE neglected, last week, to no.
,ice that Capt. Geo. W. Hoge, ofthe 10th
Ohio, was slightly wounded in the action at
Monocacy. He is with his company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

James r. Hubbell, Speaker of the
House of Representatives,. and Senator
Thomas H. Weasner. OF the Ohio Legisla'
ture, have resigned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

~PRoMoTED.-We chronicle with
pleasure the promotion Of Major j. h.
Mitchell, Of the 9Sth Ohio, 10 Lieutenant
Colonel,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

GEORGE Francis TRAIN is dashing
around out West still, and has got chosen a
delegate to the Chicago Convention from
Nebraska. r, nj ~sr rtx
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Bird.

WILSON-Ont,e 18th Of July. al her residence IN 81
Clairsville, Hnnnah Wilson, in her 7elh year Pos
srssed OF sound sense and faithful in The peroI
OF her duties she was greatly es,eensd by all who
knew her. -."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
OhiO's Quota by Districts.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazete.
~ COLUMBUS, July 81.
The quota of Ohio under the new
CALL which is based on the revised enroll.
ment. is 5o,792. and is distributed to the
seyeral districts as follows:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

TIE guerrillas are still very trouble
some iu Northwest Missouri. Brig. Gen.
Fisk, commanding the district. has called
Tor 5, 900 loyal volunteers to put them down.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

Poor old John Bell is cooped up in
Atlanta, dsspissd BY the rebels, hated BY
Unionistal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Administrators a Notice.

NUrlCB hereby gwen ibst in The Probate Coer fes
lN Belmont Conniy, Ohio, the BndefsiFned vss sp-
pointed and qushed AdrBs'rsi0f of the ss,sis ef
Iohn w. Brooks deceased. late Of said eosuty.
All those Indebted said are requested \, msk.
immediate payment and those having csisns sgnins,
said estate bohed 70 present of ssttlsmsaf
WILLIAM NJ. JONES, Admit
JAY ~, 1904
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Farm for Sale,

CONTAINING eighty sefss on MeNsbon's Greek
~ Que half nils below Lawns Mills, Terms Green
b'sis Agp'Y on pfeH'i'ss ,So = ,,prvn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

s1tIscEspIARIsM.-The barn OF MI
s..nb Huiss,Y q short distance East Of
~ sssa' N, consumed BY kfs on last Friday
ss..ss,nr. Two horses were ID the bayn'
-Sas, ,essthsr Mr.. Hulss''s grain, wagon.
so,.rs ooSsumsd. The Afei Vas ftst
Answered at about 81 o'clock snd. .he
ham bsiur iill.d With grain, burned drspidiy
a that there was no chance to save '.,,9 s9'y =
,S;ns. Hisloss We should judge WIZ b
!, : A. sbous the same time some stacks 2
s.. !. thsAeld Of Mr.. Lewis Sutton wer
= se's y !. s .sssrsll, .kopsh. shsss frss ssr
= - I'd 4 sainNaalafy. t.sl 8. /. .,.s w !. !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28

pGyWE are indebted to John G. Tall
man, Of Bridgeport, for the following er'
tract Of letter received from the 170th U.
N. G.: Ff.e .r. u.tr.
Casualties Of the 10th Regiment 0. ".
g., 10 the engagement st Smokers Gap,
July 18th, 1864. /,
60. A-Cbarles M. Rhodes. wounded
slightly in side; Alex. Blazier, wounded
slightly in nose. 20. B-George Harper,
killed, Daniel Warren, wounded severely,
Arthur Colin, Stephen Creal. ii. T. Clark,
William Rutter, John L. Webster. wounded
slightly. Go. C--Arnold Burkbsrd. woun-
ded slightly 10 arm. 10 D--Jsmes Burdue,
" wrndcd slightly in arm. Co Corp: j.
L. Grimes, wounded slightly in hand, Pri
vac L.. Wllb rn, wounded very slightly in
check. Co. F--Jobn +. Dalton. wounded
slightly 10 hand. John Batter and Sylvanus
Lamb, wounded slightly in head. Go. g.
Capt. James Henderson, wounded slightly
in right leg, above knee. Go. H-A. :.
Mcdonnell, wounded slightly in head. Co.
Corp. T. X. Crozier, wounded slightly
in shoulder, John Dunfee. wounded slightly
in side. CO. XII. II. Harer6eld, killed
Total, 2 killed and 10 wounded.
Ed. r. AFPLEcK,
Adj l70lh Regt. o. N. q.
Col. A. Higgins adds to the letter the
| following: Lieut.. Geo. Scott, late o.
Belmont Co., Of the 4th Va. Regiment wa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
UA FEW days ago three soldier

rods ,'sto our town. and as they passed .
tain tSapperhesd den, in front Of which
Sel \ of ,i..a Shiny speGkled tribs were
sever ever tbsmse. ives, several remarks were
sa.s .5s !. = the pro babls cause oftheir visit,
~hss Sss o. the nt'moer.-D, g,.s', XII M "
B.Imout Who h.,s been charged with s., sup !,
s,vios TIE Copper, t,'s.ds of the county w,'t !
SsJs s.,ols.ts. ssis :. he turnsd around to ente
tbs den, ''Dsms the soldiers" Henase y y
aoubt this is tie feeling Of most o' IN
.H;ks hut thefS are bat few of them Sh
have the courage to say 90.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Central Ohio Rail Road 70.

A GREEMENTS for cspi' azaiion Of the cRfgE1
n debts and stock OF the Cent sl ohiO.s1&sa-,zzzx
H. X Company, preparatory 10 It's fe-orssn,lsioh "nI
be found Ia the hands OF tue following gentlemen IN
Belmont COuniyi
Wm. Kennon, Jf '...,.' ...s....s.st Clstuville.
Johh Welsh. :" .".........-.-.-.. .GleBcoe.
L. Han, ...,..''....... sBasuesviiia.
Ira Vail ......-..........-.Be Belmont.
All persons interested requested To call and ex-
hmn- IT, II is important that all who propose 70 sccepi
( ITS tenns should do o. without delay. iyl4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
The New egIments-Order of
Adj.-Gen. Coyven.

The following order, relative to the
organization of the twenty new regi-
N ents, was issued to-day:
Gss.RAL IIKADquARrERs STATE or omo
ApJUIASr GENERALS OYRIcR,
CoLuABUy Juiy ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
Local Matters.

vhs Lsrgsss tirsul.tie~ sf any. paper
yabiishss In Rsisaent cssnty.