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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30

Boy vii De taken unless tLey sixteen years Of
stout In good health, end not below fct rcles IN b h.
IN ell cases the conscn, the parents guaflau must 0o
first obtained
Tie County bounty ani the three months advance pay viii
be pad 10 a rec'. irrespective Of class end half monly
pay can be le home by application 10 the paynaster o.
the vessel, to which tue recruit may BE- assigned
All uccdu information be obaiued by applying Il the
Naval tcu IN tie Park and persons be- enlisted and
sworn ia either o. the following Iendezvoul wlill are
hc only authorized by Tie Navy Department. in this city,
All recruits thu. enlisted aud receiving Tire 1ounie' ai'r,
aid VIII be- credited the quota OF tbs City and County Of
New ork
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUs T. 5. ". No. cherry-'t.
CAFE EDWARD THOMSON L. :. y. No. $40 Wlf'ss'.
LIEUT. COMDG. JNO. Mcleod MURPHY, 4. 5. ".
10. "a State Il.
ACTG MASTER JOHN " COIN, L. s.N.
No. ljG sog,hsi.
CAPT. 4. ~ BREt OORT. T. s. ". C., NJ. IL bo"rey
EDWARD r. MEEKER, n. $ NJ e..
County Bounty Rooms. No 10 Bowory.
{ GODFREY CT NTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
oRlsON BLUNT. sup-rsl.oL
WILLIAM 81. TWEED Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
ELIJAH T. PuRDY superyi.or
GEORGE OPDYkE. Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Committee.
OLlsOS BLUNr Chairman.
New.York. Apri g. 1864
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS
WI PORTATlON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON NRW.LONDON, SrONlNGTON, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFORD.-Th splen-
did steamers COMMONWEALTH ,ad PLYMOUTH ROCK
win leave Pier No 49, Norh River foot Of Coulandi st.!
daily Except sunday, al p. M
pauy No rs Wesi.st, corner o. Co ~ ldtsi.
New.YoTk Nov 2 nos NJ. D.. sIMONs Agent
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA,
" JoWI;I,L CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stlinch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK.
leave New York daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock M
from Pr No 80 North River, foot OF Vestry st.,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
shove ponls via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
cr Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nohern
Railroads.
Frrgt taken al the lowest rates Fer information inquire
Of l. 5. MARTIN Agent. Oh tue Pies.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

| NOR NEWBURGH, CORNWALL, WESI
4 POINT POUGHKEEPslE, and RONDOiL-Ihe
steamer MARY POWELL leaves Jay-st. Pier EVERY
| AFTERNOON al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30

Il.
l. POINT POUGHKEEPslE, and RONDOtT.-Ihe
steamer MARY POWELL leaves Jayst Plea EVERY
AFTERNOON at -. "
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD-For Albany, Troy, North and West eays
2Gth-st. depot ct 10 a. M and p. ~. SUNDAY I@ln y M
LLENTOWN ROUTE to the VESTS 90
~ miles shorter 10 Cincinnati change Of care j.
miles shorter 20 Ceyeandi ono change cara Is % inss
shorter TO Chicago; one change oil car IL % mrs "
81; Louis two changes Of cars once NO. al Dio-o"ay'
corner Chanberss,
NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-The
steamer BRIDGEPORT will leaye Pier No 70 tass hiver
port IN time coniect with the Housaouc Naugiuck New
Haven and Hartford Railroads. aso, the shore line TO Day
brook and New London.
NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-The
Il steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pier No % East
River DAILY II o'clock noon Freight taken arrv,ns IN
bridgeport time connect with the HOnsaDonc Manga
tuct Haven and Hartford Railroads also the Shore Lne
to Saybrook and Eew-London.
- 18th. STREET FERRY, EAST RIVER
etAf The HARlEM FOURTH AVENUE CARS VAL
from and after this date run from the AsioI 10 AN ,
and the Island and Flushing Railroads-hay TO- 1914
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
" from foot of Courtlsndts, connecting at Hampton
Junction With % gs8 Ra ie snd H.
ons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West wih
out oh1 GIfs p TN MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
sr,v Miles and Two Houks saved by this line to Chicago,
(irc n.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing May 1854 leave New OK q Rs,a,,
po.tsvl,o HARRISBURG Maucb Chunk Wiliansport I'M,
train arrives Of Harrisburg Of M csnne ed yn aa' "n hs
Northen Central Railroad and with the Cumberland valley
Railroad to HagefstOwn , - w.. n. cox.,
sor Wnkssbe-re Great Bend, Piston Blnghanon &C ,,,
I2n TgAIy-For Easton, Allentown, Maueh Chunk VIZ
Transport Readiny Potisvile Harrisburg &c, c.L
3:p p n--For Easton Bethlehem, and mauch ChuhE
$40 and 5i0-for Somcrvle. 49,. Dad
ing Hafr.bnrg Pifsburrh md the West Sleeping carr
through nom jersey City 70 Pittsburgh -, r, yrI
FIiZ.HETEposT Avn Nyw. YORK FKRRY-Lesve New ~ OK
from Pier No N r. at g. IS IL 40 ~ ana '''' y l
Boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners Haipof. h
Tickets Tor the West can be obtained al te ol.e al
Central Railroad Co. OF Eew.Jersey, foot oil
at No As:or Hou.e at No 21I Broadway ana ~ 'no 0i
pei hotels. JOSIAH q. STEARiro Superintendent.
| ERIE Passenger Trans leave
~ as follows viz:
| A. IN, Express for Buffalo. - an, n
M, Express Cleveland direct, via A. IT, W. NY
l Oh IL H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30

NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
4 PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS, CAPT. Brown leaves New-iork
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATU RDAY 1t 3
O'Clock D. m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Braytou.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At o'clock p. H.,
nom Pier No. , North River
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded ne secured 70 any app
cant until the same shall have been paid ior.
Fr1. 20 Boston Is forwarded through with sea. dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30
Groeeries an0 PROVISIONS.
stationern an0 fanfp @ooos.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Fulton.
w r-srATIoAERS and BLANK BOOK MANuFAC-
TITRERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30
NEwYoRK " NEw-HAyEY RAILRoAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1863 COMMENCING MAY o. 1884, 1854
Passenger Sisou I'm NswIork. 2stLt and fthsy
Frfr ON

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1903 COMMENCING MAY o. 1854 1854
Passenger siaon in NewYorA. corner 2'iht and iihsy
Entrance on Ilths.
TRANS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For Ncw-liaven. z. lErl 1880 L.; l2'l5 tExh 800
70 30 Brdscpor : lEsY iii:9O nj I2is (Es 900
ga. $50. 500 and (E1.l p 90.
for Milford and sirniord . ll:l0 o. M. ',o $3.50 p m 80
Tor Fairfield Southport and Wcsport T. llJoa nj $50
Tof Eorwah = 900 ii:2o a. H.. 1915 tEI), 300 Grl
F6r Dsicn aud Gleeneh :. $50. 1850 a. H.. 49, 40
Fsrcnwch r. go ll.se o. r; 3.5O 40 $50 e:9o p m
For stamford, Z, OK. en, 1889 o. m; 1913 tEKl'
~ fo IT. Cic.cr and iirnelie stations, $780, n:o1
~ $50. 40 $50. g, Sy9, P e, ~, IT'D ,rvs
For Boston yia srrnsfed p m ,t1.li tEFh sP.m IN
IoI Boston via shore Lile. 1913 lrE-l, . p m- an.
tor Hartford and Springfield, rHl ll.s0 O. mt (Erl
10, coaacc.l,a, River Rairoad O. M CEE) 1850 to
10, Iirii5ri Providence anl Fi,lhn Railroad, Nr)
For Sew Haven, New London and s.oninson Railroads.
for for Canal Rai.road l2.i5p ni to Northampton.
for iiouslion.c i'ai.road o. n- p m.
for Dasury era No,.sL Railroad = go o. ~ 80 p m
JAMES ~ HoYr. Superintendent.
4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEM-lORk. va. iae kn ~,
10 CLEVELtSD. o.. WITHOUT CHANCE or CARS.
conuee,i wiz fnroadi ~ a lrncral cfl' ~ the Nc,i
running order Mansfield Gallon urbanh Dayton, cinon.
ulii and 81 Louis without hIcas q game. -
4. H. GOODMAN Gen Iictft Agt, H. T. SWEfIsth
Meli,4le. Pa General sIPt-
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD aud TRANSP-
~ coon aud afrr MONbAf, Isu. ~ 1864 Trsins VII
leave SEN-iOHk Tor BALTIMORE ard WA,HlN0IoS,
AND 10 .1D g.. aud ~ Midnisit Tho - p.
Train viii take iar BALTIMORE and WASHING.
Ton ony This Train makes connection a. fhiade phil-
Tl.as fof Plie Aa Will ielsr New iofk Az and 40 Ia,
u rl and T. ni and " Midnight,
MILITARY TICKETS vii not D. received tn ihe 3 a. ~
o. -.Il q m Trains. J. W WOODBURY.,
De- g. l8Ci Assistant Superintendent ~ \. T. II
1904 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
HOOA. y. n. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. Al through trains Tor the Wet by ts route -ave
New York from ic foot of tourand 80 Through cs,ts
for Chicago Milwaukee 81 Paul AMI 40 points in TIE North
West Cre.iliue Indiana polls, Louisville - Louis Cove
land Columbus Cincinnati and al points IN The West and
South West b. procured - hc occ Of The Penny wanna
Central r. r.. 40. Astof House, a. tlc Depot loot Of
Couril4udst Thou'l n in leave Ar-lork o. io.o~.t
Lxpfess. Philadelphia arrives Ia Pittsburgh a.
/ -
p IN. Express Via PHILADELPHIA, arrives in rti'5ursha:
p M Express via Alcniown. urd,es in Pittsburgh a.
one Through Thin Sunday via Philadelphia, leaving
Newly It q
J.. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. AsiorIiouse.
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RIVER RAILROAD.-For Al
HARTFORD and

4 SPRlNGllE LD-Stciuiers leave Pack slip at 3:l5
Trains north and cl- from New. Haven az III T.
NIGHT LHE~canels leave % II r. n., Grriyn- at New
Haven iu time ior oh early morning Trains
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NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-Ihe
Il steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pier No % East
River DAILY AZ u o'clock Freight taken, arriving in
bridgeport IN time to connect with the HOnsaDOnc Nnuga
tuct New Haven and Hartford Railroads also the Shore Lne
10 Saybrook and kew-LOndon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30

- fTH-STRFET FERRY, EAST RIVER
III The HARLEM F0URTHAYENUE CARS will
from and this date from the Aston House to SAN ~
Yry Fast River connecting with the Hunters Point Ferry
and he Long island and Flushing RaroadsMay 10, 1854
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
Probate Court Of Belmont Co.
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts

Ass of %s% d1%s. dssS Shs reside. IN ss
Stale of Illinois, will
Mary Ann Grimes, ct al. take notice that, on the
23d day of August 1854 Asa larretsou Administrator
o William Grimes, deceased did file his petition in the
Probate Court aedgng that the personal Of said
decedent insufficient to pay his debts and charges
OF he died seized in fee simple OF
the following described real estate in Belmont County,
viz:
First tract being the South half of the s. f. quarter
of Sec 3d. TIP. &, and 8, containing 90 acres,
less.
Second tract. Beginning 81 so perches North of the
5. Il. Oi the . f. quarter OF Sec % 1p and
lands of A. q. Broomhall thence N. SEQ deg. T.. rs
perches thence East 7 perches thence y IL perches
the place OF beginning; cotaing acre 81 perches
Third tract Beginning 80 "a perches North OF the s.
r corner OF Sec. % Up. $ aud Range q; thence North
"a % prrches thence ~ 20 deg. w. "a 50 perches
thence 81 deg w. 2024 p-rchrs thence 5. 5ji deg
H. 40 perches to the place OF beghningi containing
acres and So perches
Fourth tract. Beginning 20 90 perches South Of the
w corner of Sec is, 1'p g. and R. 8; thence South
-2n prrches thence s IS deg f. 294i perches thence
N. i04 deg. w. 45O perches thence N. 35l deg w 1e
perches; thence N. PIT deg. w $50 perches; thence
eSi deg w. 1926 perches the place Of beginning
containing acres aud lis perches
Fifth tract. Beginning m2i perches North OF the ,
w corner of Sec. 49, Up. 8. X. q; thence North 5O4i
l7t deg. w. % IS perchesi thence =. l24 deg f. =
pcrches; thence N. SIT deg. W. perches 10 the place
OF beginning; Containing acre and 60 perches.
The Object Of tile said petition is for the assignment OF
dover to the said Mary Ann Grimes, aud for sale o
much Of said premises may be necessary for the
| costs of administration
| SAID petlo" will be for hearing on the 4th day o
| October, 1854. ASA GARRETSON,
..a Admir- Of William Grimes, deceased.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
Choice Grape Vines and
Strawberry Plants Free!

I WANT 10OyuO0 nersous to apply 10 me for samples
L OF my valuable agricultural aud fruit growing pa
per, the RURAL AMERICAN. Utica, N Y. Vol: Will, IA
beautiful sem-nonthly,) which will be sent from July,
1861 January 1865 for only FIFTY CENTS aud every
subsc rber will receive in September FREE, and postpaid
the full amount OF his subscription in RussELLs GREAT
PROLIFIC STRAwBgRRy Plants, which the argest and
prolific in existence bearing from 200 to 800 berries
on single plant some of which are as large as hens
eggs, Or subscribers may have fine Delaware Con
cord, Diana Rebeccn or Hartford Prolific grape vine
free if preferred My specimen papers are sent free
posi- paid, which give the full details of all my liberal
offers in vines, &c, TO subscribers and club agents.
There is huhbug a, all in this matter, as ] have an
immense supply OF plants and vines growing on my
farm, in Clinton Oneida CO.. N. Y. where all letters
must be addressed Money sent at my risk, and moi one
letter in q thousand fails reach me. Twenty thousand
vines and plants free to last spring,
all OF which growing finely Gun furnish all the
best varieties of grape vines by the doze hundred
thousand, also the Russell Strawberry plants all at low
prices. lau3] L. B MINER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
EgANorHER JoLLIF1cAT1oN.-O,

%ANoTHER JoLLIFIcATIoN.--Our
Union citizens had another jollifcation on
last Wednesday evening, over Gen. Sheri-
dams brilliant victory in the Shenandoah
Valley. At an early hour in the evening
bonfire was lighted in front of the Lewis
House, and the people began rapidly to as
semble. Seats were arranged on the pave
ment for the ladies, and Capt. Danford was
loudly called for. He mounted the steps and
made ringing speech, which was frequently
interrupted with cheers. When he closed,
Gen. Weir was called out, who made an
excellent speech. The General met the
coward cry of an ''armistice" squarely, and
denounced it in terms grandly eloquent
That part of his speech we have seldom
heard equalled. Capt. Tallman was called
for, but he did not answer. Capt. Glover
and r. II. Cochran, Esq, also made capital
little speeches. The exercises were inter-
spersed with the singing of patriotic airs by
some ladies and gentlemen. and some excel
lent martial music. 1t was by all odds the
best thing Of the kind we have had for many
. day, and we hope that gallant Phil. Sher-
idan, or Grant, will let us have like ocoa.
sion soon again.
While these things were in progress, Mr..
j. w. White, Copperhead candidate for
Congress, was holding forth to an audience
in the Court House, grumblng about taxes,
declaring that the war is failure, and tina,
we can never have peace except by getting
down on our knees, humbly asking jeff.
Davis pardon for resisting his efforts to de-
.stroy the Government, meekly asking hin
to put collars on our necks, and we woult
hsnceforth and forever be the obedient anc
cringing subjects of His Majesty.
OIL shame! shame and cursed be thu
traitor heart who in this hour utters th'
coward cry of an ''armistice!"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
nvFnrAKs OF THE DRArr.-Tl

AvFREAKs OF THE DRAFT.-The
draft heel makes some strange freaks. In
tb;s Tow, ,ship, it took three of the five
Directors in the Bank-Messrs. Cowen,
Alexander, and Darrah. Mr.. Darah had
a substitute in, but the officers neglected to
take his name gut Of the wheel.
In Wheeling Township we notice it has
taken the last son of our old friend, Robert
Todd. Two of his sons have already died
for their country, and all the balance OF
them are in the army but this one. lie
had been iu, but was discharged, and has
lust got home from his service with the
National Guard.
The officers were notifying the drafted
men on Monday. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
Additional Meetinxs.

Hon. B. s. COWEN and Col. G. L.
POORMAN will address the people, with
out regard to party, at the following times
and places.
SOMERTON, THURSDAY, Sept. 2eth,
at o'clock. p. m. ~,
BOSTON, THURSDAY, Sept. Goth, at 81
o'clock. n. M. It
HUNTER, FaIDAr, Sept. 3Oth, at
o'clock, p. m.
BELLAlRE, SATURDAY, Oct. lst, at 81
o'clock, p. IN.
The citizens llplease make the neces
sary arrangements for the meetings.
The people-and especially the ladies
are earnestly invited to turn out.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
NATION

rs HEREBY MADE TO the qualified voters of Bel
mont County, Ohio, that general election will be
held, us fequifed by law, on.the
Second Tuesday, being the l1th day
of October, 1854,
the several places of holding general eltons m
said County OF t3eniOn and you will then and there
proceed to vote by ballot for
One Secretary OF STATE for the State Of Ohio;
Que Judge OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF Ohio,
for iui crm
One Judge of the Supreme Court of the State of Ohio
10 ill long vacancy; = .. 40. -
Judge OF the Supreme Court Of the State Of Ohio
TO fill short vacancy; lt.L
One Attorney Gene raj for the State OF Ohio
One Comptroller OF the Treasury for the Stae OF Ohio;
One Member of the board OF Public Works fer tho
State OF Ohio, full term; -
vacancy; .
One representative in the Congress of the United
Satec 10Th Disrctl composed OF the counties OF Bel
mont. Harrison, Tuscarawas, Guernsey and Noble;
One Sheriff for the County OF Delinont;
One Auditor for the County OF Belmont;
One Commissioner for the County Of Belmont;
One Director OF the Ihrmary for the County OF Bel
mont t
The Trustees Of the several Townships Of said Coun.
" hereby notified that the following number OF Ju-
are appOrtioned their Townships respectively,
aud that they required select the said number and
make thereof the Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, together with the Poll Books within two tz) days
after the said second tad) Tuesday Of October, 1851:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
CAPT. LORENZO DANFORD
A SONG,

HENRY WEST, UNION CLUB
What for Copperhead clamor or cant?
We II huzza for Sherdan Sherman, and Granii
And though every base coward and tory may frown,
The Army and Navy with glory we III crown!
We have sworn-whie the North has a sword or a SOIL
This empire OF Freemen shall grandly live on;
And 10 Bulterlut brokers shall barter away
One star OF her banner, forever and aye!
The CHEATS at Chicago grow pnllid and quake ..E
For the Men OF the Union ALL WIDE AWAKE;
Aud the twin brood OF treason tomb shall enshade
As sure there's merit in ballot or blade!
Oh, Mcclellan! Mcclellan! dos lead the tribe,
That would sever the Nation for office bribe,
November will witness what vengeance shall fall
On platform and cheitain OH cansmen and all!
Three cheers for the Union! one struggle yet,
And til, hopes of Secession in carnage shall set;
And in all our wide borders the war-cry shalt cease
And the land like Paradise, blossom with peace.
sNAKEs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
Notice of Petition for Partition

benjamin v. Beikin
Jshn Y. Botkin, isane u. Bo,kn; Susan Chapman and
Henry Chapman her husband Elma A. Bell aud Da
vd Bell her husband, Robert Chapman. Cs,hs rne NJ.
Chapman and Benjamin H. Chapman, Christopher
Shaier and John b. Johnston, defendants
rI,HE above named defendants will take notice that
j. petition filed against them the list day OF
September 1884 in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County, Ohio. By Benjamin Botkn and - now
pending, wherein the said Benjamin v. Bokin demands
partition Of the following described real estate, namely:
Lots No and 10, with the appurtenances steam mill
and machinery thereon aud lQ number six. except a
piece thereout in the Northwest corner 2 feet wide and
running back the depth OF the shop thereon, in the town
Of ilendrysburg. in said County OF Belmont; and that
at the next term OF said Court application will be made
for order OF partition and in that the
not he partitioned without manifest injury then for an
order Of sale Of said premises Defendants required
answer by the 18th Of October next.
BENJAMIN v. BOTKIN.
Sr CLAIR KELLY, Atty for petitioner.
Sept g. Ie64 -6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
xTGov. BnoUaH Al 2AHsrsvIILr'

EEGov. BnoueH Al HARSrsvILLE'
I'VE last week gave notice that Governor
Bfoush wodid speak at Barhessille on
Tuesday. Oct. 4tX tnext Tuesday, The
notics is short. But We hope our friends Will
take hold of the matter earnestly all over
the eosnty, and get out a large attendance.
Lot every Union man land woman, too 60
to work at once, and organize for this meet
ing
sRslIy fr5ir the hllsdes, rally from the plains,
Shouting the batde-cry Of freedom!" ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
@A CoppRRuEAD FIzzLE.-Hor

ETA CoPPRRHEAD FIzzLE.-Hon.
Joseph White Judge Robert Chambers |
Sample Clark II Sheriff George H. Um-
steadi!il and Clerk james f.. CHARLES
worth hlli!! went TO Belmont to hold a
Grand Rally of the DEMOCRACY on Tuesday
If last week-the first day of the Fair-bu'
s.;,. 4 to get an audience, and concluded II
was M, a good place to hold Copperheac
,most,y We are told there were positive
Nv hut s,eo ner, ,ns to hear them, and o.
.eourse The IRE dis,. ;nguishea orators declin
ed TO speak.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
Tobacco and Cigars.

7 MANUFACTURERS and ker p constantly on hand.atmy
] establishment in Bri, gepor,, Ohio all kinds Of To-
bacco and Cigars. OF the best quality which am selling
"a the lowest prices
Merchants wishing purchase would do well to call
and examine my assortment before purchasing as am
pre- pared sell to them the hest nriice, on the most
rea sonahe terms, ROBERT AFCHlSON.
Bridgeport, August 3, 1854 3m
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.srrur Arr1srsv MosrHrr for oo.so,

49,, !. nm our table. 1t isamagni6csnt num-
The publishers of tbisstetiihs month
o.. 2, ~. .;.. tried to breast the current of f
~: NV. ,',;.ss ,s ;u4usp.: labor, &C., without
;.sr..siss ,heirr IL subscription price, but they
are a. last compelled to yield to the is.ce OF
s;,.,,ms,a,ees, The subscription price is
now a. 90 per year. Address Nsknor and
yislds, iss, W.shipston 8. oBostsa, As'.' =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
Proclamation by the
Governor.


STATE Ono, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
COLUMBUS sept. 22'i le6i.
JOHN BROUGH. Governor OF the state oil OHIO
do hereby notify the qualified ELECTORS OF the Stale
OF Ohio assemble im their respective Townships and
Wards. at the usual places OF holding elections on
Tuesday. being The Eighth day oi Novemhrr' A. ID,
lSi and then and there proceed the law directs to
elect Twenty One Electors Of President aud Vice Pres
idrn, OF the United States, IN pursuance OF the COst-
tuition aud laws OF the United States and Of this State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my name
and caused The Great Seal OF the State OF Ohio TO he
affixed at Columbus the twenty second day oi
September. in c year of our Lori, One 'Ihous-
SEAL and Eight Hundred aud SiXy-Four. aud ~ the
~ Eighty Ninth year o. the Independence oil the
United States OF America. .
BY the Governor;
Wv ARM.rRoNG Secretary of State se29.td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
UNION MEETING,
Friday Evening, Sept. 8oth.
Col. .. .. r. COWEN
AMI

n. HI. COCHRAN, Esq.
will address the People at the COURT
HOUSE, on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept.
30th, at 81 o'clock.
The People, and especially the Ladies,
are earnestly Invited to turn out
By order of the Union Central Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-29
UNION MEETINGS.

Union meetings will be held at the times
snd places designated below:
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, FRIDAY EVENING,
Sept. 80, 81 o'clock. Speakcrs-C d.
d. T. Cowen, r. III. Cochran.
EGYPT SCHOOL HOUSE, SATURDAY
EvENfNd, Oct. l, 81 O'Clock. Speakers
Col. ID. ID. I. Cowen, II. II. Cochran.