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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19
MINI DAILY TRAiEs FRon
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
A TLANTIO AID GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter AFPangpment.

"a RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
Two Through Express Trains iDAilyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK, WitIo Change
OF Cars or Transfer Of Baggage.
"DAT ExFREss, Sundays excepted leaves OleTs-
land AZ $50 A NJ, arrives at MeadVfls at 2I6 p ~
SDlnnerl Salamanca at 6:25 P. NJ sleeping Cars to
New 70 X and New York OF 1:l0 P. n
'hIaHF EKPBEss," Saturdays excepted leaves
Cleveland at s:I6 n, with Sleeping Cars to Hor-
nelsville) arrives ct Meadynls at LA A. r. sala-
manoa 81 400 A. NJ, aud New York ct 1910 P n
WEsTWARD.
Day Exprsss-LeaEes New York at.----.-..T.0O A. u.
Arrives at Cleveland at.-...7:3O A. H.
Night DO Leaves New York ~. -...0.OO P. n.
Arrives ct Cleveland at..--..6:l5 P. n.
Train leaving Cleveland ct $50 A. ~
arrives at franklin at.-......-..-...... T.45 P u
Train leaving Cleveland at els ?. H.
- arrives at Franklin at......-...-.....l 1910 A. n
AAeAA orh-sG1---isnd At S.45 p X
arrives 81 Youngstown tt. Tss r -.
Train leaving Youngstown ct ss45 A. n,
arrives az Cleveland n
Mail ECBtFArd-LeaEes Akron at.......... T.lO A. n
Arrives at MeadFills at......l2So ?. n.
Arrives at Salamanca at..-. TBS P. n.
Do hestTard-LeaVes Salamanca At. $40 A n.
Arrives ct MeadTilis at...-.1O;45 A. =.
Arrives at Akron at........-. 40 ?. n
Through Tickets can be procured as the Union B.
T. Ticket once, Superior street., and Depot, Seneca
street, Cleveland.
r. T. sEEETsER, GeuT sup't.
T. b. GooDHAN, Genf Tiekst Agent oosI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19
A Mammoth CommercIaI Enterprise

With all the grand deeds that never were done,
All the great books that never were written.
Aud all the good songs which never were sung.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19
CLEVELAND = TOLEDO R. R.

NLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ BAIL DAD.
ls5S. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Isss
On and aftor Monday, Oct. slst 1854. Trains leave
Olrveland IS icilCxs, daily Sundays eIeeptsdJ
s:01A M.-MAss- ss-ArriVea at Pittsburgh .0f P ~
Harrisburrn 2.3l A. NJ, Baltimore 70 A. H.,
WashinCtcL l0se5 A. L.. Philaderhln 6.55 A. n,
NeW 1U.k iC :OQA- n, Mhssiing % ?. n
80 p. NIX pBESS-Arriyes 1t Pittsburgh 9.l5 P.
D., hArTlsburgh 7:S0 A n, Baltimore u 70 P.
NJ, Washington 40 P. n, Philsdephia 2:40 p.
~. New IOi Z.i5 P. n, Wheeling 8 10 A. n,
Both trains connect ~ Hudson TOR AkrOn ana Mil
isrsburgh.
Jars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New York
(Via AllentOWn), without change Of carr,
~ Ears as low a. b. any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddeil House, - the Depot, or tte
n0T J. Il. DEVERMUX. sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19
strlekIand's KeIIlnuOus Cough BasaH

to convince them that It Is the best preparation eT.
er used. 1t not only cures the above Affections OF
the Threat and Lungs, but It cures Night Sweats
and Splitting Of Blood, and is sG excellent gErgle
for any kind Of Sore Throat,
It is pleasant to take and e ssfs medicine foI
infants.
Price 80 cents per bottle
Tor sais by DTuggists generally.
mEyl6:R2-non.tu&Wy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

h Ours OATARRBandavertsOO''s'a'.ptiO'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

HO.rss oATTARHiaalli a. 9Sps, 3 ssag.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

Ho.rs Hay, RossI aad Periodic o1EARRB
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

GgSrNcE the nomination Of Fre-
mon, BY the Radical Democracy we have
made diligeut inquiry Of citizens frem all
parts of the county as to his prospects,
and have as yet been unable to hear OF
single Union man who intends to vote for
him. We have heard of quite number OF
butternuts who talk of voting Tor him. if
Mcclellan should be nominated by the Chi
cago Convention, but we don't see that
their talk on that subject will do much
harm. If the Copperheads were not SO
very much in favor Of Fremont, it is possl'
BILE that he might get few votes in this
county, but the fact that they think the Re-
publisans ought to vote for him, makes the
Republicans certain that they ought to DO
no such thing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jr

WASHINGTON, june ~.
Mr.. Stevens offered substitute au-
thorizing the President to call into the mil
itary service not exceeding so 900 men, in
addition to those already called for, to serve
two years unless sooner discharged. and
that if not otherwise obtained IA draft may
be ordered to take place within 40 days, or
at such time thereaf,eras the President may
direct. Any person who is liable to draft
and has been regularly enrolled, may pur-
chase exemption from the draft for two
years by paying $500. Any drafted per.
son may purchase the like exemption by
paying $500. The Communication money
thus paid shall go into the treasury tor the
purpose of paying, the bounties herein pro
vidtd Every soldier voluntarily and reeu
larly enli,ting is to receive bounty o $500.
If he is killed or dies in the service before
the expiration Of his term Of enlistment, II
shall 60 to his heirs
His bill also proposed to accept of 5o0,'
0OU volunteers tor the term of two years
to be composed of men between As and 81
years Of age, for post and garrison duty
&C., to be called the old guard. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
EETHH CONVENTION AT BELMONT

wTHE CONVENTION AT BELMONT
NEXT SATURpAY.-We would urge upon
the Union men of the various Townships Of
Belmont County the importance Of attend
ing the County Union Convention, at Bel
mont, next Saturday, in order that the feel
ings and wishes of the people may be truly
and correctly represented by the delegates
selected to represent them, both in the
County Convention and in the District Con-
gressional Convention. All know the i'm
portance of this canvass on the future OF the
country. ..n..
The Township delegates to the Congress
.ional Convention should be selected at the
same time the Townships are slecting dele
gates to the County Convention, so that the
delegates for the county at large may be Sc
leeted by the delegate convention without
interfering with thum.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
The Democratic Convection.

The Democrats have made sad
blunder and yielded the first line of in
trenchments to the enemy. The adjourn
ment of the Convention is serious mistake.
1t is idle to conceal it, tornow the only hope
is in getting wisdom into the heads of the
managers, who appear. a in old tines, to
be pulled by wires. Already faction liftsits
head. Another Democratic committee is
in the field, and it is hard to say which is
the real authority, if there is any uthori-
ty. Unless the Democracy look out there
will be scrub race among various sub-dl-
visions who will grow up during the summer.
and, as in donkey race, the question will
be who shall come in last, for no one will
think of winning by being ahead n. Y.
Journal of Commerce.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
Sow BuCkwheat.

1t ID now time to prepare for sowing
buck " heat 1t will not be too late til. the
middle of July North of US, and in this lat
itude il may be sown some days later.
We Urge all who have spare ground to
nut in this crop. Barley will come of soon
enough, and some wheat stubble can be
plnwed in time for it,
The reasons for an unusual amount OF
buckwheat are:
~. Wheat will be short throughout the
West and the Northwest. We did think
there would be twO-thirds of an average
crop: but the 6routh in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin and some portions oi Iowa aud llllneis
has been SO severe and the ravages OF the
insect in other localities have been 50 great
that if half the Usual yield shall DO obtained
il will fully meet our present expectation
Therefore SOW bdckwheat.
80. Wheat will probably be 81 rs to $2,-
| SO Der busAel BY pext December, and OF
course buckwheat will be largely profitable,
"3, The prospect now is, that there will
nat he an unusual yield of corn this season:
indeed unless copious rains shall soon visit
ahout the half of the West in which the
drontb preyails, this crop will be short.
Sow 6uckwhea,l 1t will enter largely In
70 the home consumption Of breadstuft,
during the winter, provided supply shall
be furnished. Don't stand back at ~ o.
IS per day for labor or IS per team ant
man, but breast the occasion heroically, ant
noe ohly save all your harvest, and Civ
your growing crops good culture, but pu
In the buck wheat largely. Its harvest viii
come at time when you will be somewha
relieved from pressing work.
And finally on this subject, and to cor
, dude the whole matter briefly we say, SOY
Observation-Disclosures. Gazs ~e
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

ry-SupERMENTAL DRAFT.--The fol-
lowing persons we're drafted in this County
last week, to take the places Of those who
we're exempted from previous drafts.
NE0Il Goshen Totonship. G
Rich'd Newman, (oord) Isaiah 8. Nichols.
III Wayne Township. s. r
Thomas Kerr, Emmor Bailey.
fR Joel Travis.
Washington To,enship.
Jacob Fraley.
Mead Townshp.
Isaac Workman.
AIt Fork 7o,onship,
George w. Dorsey.
Pease 7opnslip.
Joseph Bale, John Lewis,
George Thompson, Jacob Mstzer,
Robert Galhraith.
,.... Puitney Township.
j. f. IIeatherngton, Samuel Fitch,
James McAlister. Charles Thompson.
Richland 7o,onship.
Enos Barret, Samuel Taylsr,
Saml Satterthwait, William Hinkls.
Wheeling 7o.onship.
Joseph p. Jones, (colored.)
Flushing 7o,onship.
Joseph r. Starkey, John Moore,
Thomas Smith, Marks Howell,
Thomas g. Clevinger, William M. Lister.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
The Very Latest News.
OmciaI war Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
W Mn DEThHI HHNfi
WAsHINnTON. June 28.

WASHINGTON, June 2S
To Myj. Gen. Die: Dispatches from
Gen. Grant, dated yesterday, p. M, reports
no operations in front, except from our own
guns, which fire at the bridge at Petersburg
1000 yards distant.
The Petersburg papers of the 25th state
that Hunter is striking Jackson river de,
pot, about 40 miles North OF Salem and
says if he reaches Covington, which he
will do, with most of his force, but the loss
Of his material he will be safe.
The same paper states that Gen. wilson
DESTROYED train Of cars loaded with cotton
and furniture, burned the depot at Burns.
vile and destroyed the track and was still
pushing South. i.
All the railroads leading into Richmond
are now destroyed some OF them badly.
A dispatch from Sherman received this
morning reports that yesterday he made an
unsuccessful attack on the enemy's position.
We lost between two and three thousand,
particularly heavy in officers. General
Harker is reported mortally wounded, Col:
Dan McCook, commanding brigade, and
Col. Rice, 57th Ohio, very seriously, Coils.
BarBedell, doth Illinois, and Augustine,
55th Illinois, killed. We took a few pris-
oners, but doti't suppose We inflicted heavy
loss on the enemy, as he kept behind his
parapets. e. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'v of War
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
r<THERE has been some talk il

EETHERE has been some talk in
tho county in reference to the COMPRESSION
al Convention, and several Belmont men
have been named in connection with the
matter, as suitable persons to be presented
to that Convention for nomination The
Convention to be held at Belmont on
Saturday should dispose of this question,
and determine whose name should be pre-
sented to that Convention as the choice OF
this county, and instruct the delegates ac-
cordingly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
FIFTEEN DAYS,


,.,,n aud of,er III. toth dav of lime 1854 viz:
S,,,,s,ox Nh consis,ng of The 'Iovnshps ef Clay,
otv,loN ~ NI nyford ~ s ps,rv Rnsb salem
1osnei; yenets0; Nilt IA " bi5t,o a,f.h. resi
So Sao, - a., TJIamsrnan in PERI Toyrnsh,u in
TS,'.e T " n,n,,, in rare of said d.r, Tirnutman
tsaa,,' .a,n"a sIeh,'i AZ .osa'i ,-- - 80 ~
T"'sr,x n D cor..,iuy of ,,e Townships Of Au-
-. ncL ~ 1o-sr Es;rf IA Franklin Inwtenee Su-
r oS,''t ,st SanGv wsvne and York i'm Tuscarawas
G, lie ,s,sIIdsuce n t;rc Welty Jr in Franklin
rn::bi =. IN, rsTs of said Geo Wei,y IT, Assislan,
lf' $1,000 " ~ -.
ns,;,s, > Consisting ef the Tov,nshin. Of Flush
S.eS. E;,k,,aoJ RicbI,ud someIset Union
Wa,yne md w ,rren in Belmont County at the resi-
80 e Of AZ p Mrr in Goshen Towuslp in care OF
sid A p Miller Assistant Assessor
,ai, Mad Smh Pease Pulmev Wheeling, Wash
ram Mead ynrE IN ssmont Count a, The residence OF
IaSO Cr.i,y NJ BelIaire in care OF John S Crafty,
JON. "i . s.. stss.!l s a. ' "
assistant As,ess sc ,;,r, of Nola county AZ the
si3d.nce Of Shapberlin, in care OF said j. N
Chamberlui sslstant Assessor =, ,rL;n. -,
PIvtsoS NO o, eon1isns VI nc u 49, ! }tb.rv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

SNEw MUsIc.-We are indebted
to the author, b. r. Handy, for copy OF
the popular song, Terrible Tough" being
the ''answer of Timothy Huff to the call OF
Governor Broush." tits good song, -
John Church, Jr., publisher, &c, West
Fourth ST., Cincinnati
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
aE-THE DAILY FAIR JoURNAL.-T

aay-THE DAILY FAIR JoURNAL.-The
ofthe Wheeling Inteligencer
have commenced the publication of an
evening paper, with the above title, for the
bepefit of tho Sanitary Fair. The paper il
pubiished without cost to the Fair. Arm.
strong l. Co. contributing the paper, and
Campbell & Co. Of the Intelligencer doing
tbs editing and publishing. This enterprise
should be literally patronized.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
Attack ON sheridan's Cavalry.

NEW YORK, June 28th
The Herald's special, dated City
Point, 26th, says the attack on Sberidan's
cavalry, day before yesterday, while march
ing from White House to James River, was
d very determined and bloody affair. They
made what they considered ample arrange
mcnts to capture his guns, trains and most
of his command. The details Of the affair
have not yet transpired here up to the de-
parture Of the mail boat, but it is known
that the enemy fell upon the brigade com.
posing the rear guard with great fury and
at first threw them into much confusion. -
They Immediately rallied to cover this move
ment, and held the enemy's cavalry and in
fantfy in check until the balance OF the
command could be brought to their sup
port, when q general battle ensued between
our mounted and dismounted cavalry, and
the cavalry, infantry and artillery on the
part of the enemy. Sheridan acted on the
defensive and repelled several of the most
desperate assaults that could possibly be
made His light artillery was brought into
play and was admirably served. The fight
ing was ut short range, and grape and can
mister were used with terrible effect. At
the end of the conflict he succeeded in beat
ing them off, though greatly superior in
numbers, and resumed his march to the
James River, without the loss of gun or
wagon. His killed, wounded and missing
may reach 500, among whom are five Col
onels
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
rrWE are indebted to Capt. S. G

EE-WB are indebted to Capt. 5. Z.
Hutchson, SID Ohio, for q copy of "the
Rome, (Ga. Tri-Weekly Union" a paper
issued by the "Yanks" from the office OF
the "Courier," whose editor and proprietcrs
left So suddenly on the 18th of May that
they could not dispose of their effects, and
left their weekly issue for May 23d with the
outside printed. copy Of which has alsa
been sent us by Capt. Hutchinson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
ry-PERsoNs having claims against

Ey-PERsoNs having claims against
the Government for Pensions, Bounty, Back
Pay, Horses or other properly lost in action,
or abandoned by order of superior officer,
or who have lost limb in the service and
desire an artificial one, can have their
claims promptly attended to by placing
them in my hands. For information ad-
dress, post paid
G. L. PoORMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

) ~PERsosAL.-Capt. Danford, of
18th regiment. who has been quite sick at
Nashville for few weeks back, has been
-furloughed for twenty days, and 1t Is
thought is on his way home.
Col. Wallace has been at home for sever
al days, 10 feeble health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
Sheridan Safely Across the
James.

FoRTREss MONROE. june 26
Sheridan's cavalry succeeded in safe
" effectiug CT essing of the james River
during the afternoon and night of yester-
day The wagon train alone was ak miles
in length, which, added to our force OF cav
ally, comprising some 6, 900 horsemen, made
a line of about twenty miles in length, two
abreast
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

parTHE WEATHER.--We have had three
or four weeks of very dry weather, and veg
citation rs consequently suffering greatly. -
1t has been exceedingly hot, until Monday.
when hnen clothes were thrown of in hur'
nv. We believe the thermometer was sbove
90 on Saturday and Sunday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
9ied.
h

AMARINE-- On the 22d inst, in Washington county,
Pa Miss Esther NJ. Ainarne formerly Of Pease Town.
ship in the oath year Of her age.
She loved her Savior, honored Him by csnfessing
Him before and died In ull conhdence oi oissui
immortality beyond the grave
yoyyEIJ.-on the 3Oh ult., Mrs. Elizabeth Howell,
vile OF BENJAMIN Howell, Of Flushing Township aged
40 years .,..,. .,a,.h., =, Al.
NJ D. chafch, and died Id the peace Of the gospel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
October Election.

FEE for announcing candidates, So in advance.
SHERIFF..
Mr. FDrroR: Please announce the name Of Capt Is
didatr for Sh-rif Of Belmont Couty-subjec 10 the de-
cision OF the Union Convention and oblige
FRIENDS OF THE ARMY.
JAMES WA. HIGiilEY NAN. OF Mead Township as
suitable candidate for the Office of sheriff OF Belmont
County-sutect 10 the decision )i the Union Convel,
ton. he held at Belmont on the day oil July ana
oblige MANY FRIENDS OF THE UNION 'AIsE"
EprroR CHR,xIcLE: Please announce the anne OF W
ROSS Rl1"rS. oil Richnnd rewnship as suitable
candidate for e Office of Sheriff OF Belmont County
subject to the decision OF the Union Convention, TO be
"''N ~ RlcnLA TowNsnIP
AUDITOR.
MR. EDIroR: Announce the name OF P. COLEMAN
OF Mead Township. Consolidate for Auditor oi iSel
mont County-suhcct 10 the decision ot the Uhon on
veuon. lie held al Belmont OIL the 2d day ol Juiy'
and ohlige MANY 'othAs'
MIR EpIroR: Announce DAVID THOBURN as a
candidate for The office of Auditor OF Belmoi County
subject TO the declsion of the Union Convention, to be
held a, Belmont the I'd day of July, aud obilge
Enron CHRONICLE: Please announce the namc oi
Cant j. 5 HAMILTON. oi the AID Regt ohio vols
as suitable cnmd date Tor the oBce ol Audor Vi oel
ment Couny-suhjeci the decision oil lhe Union Con
vcnton TO be held nj Belmont OF ~" "a day OF July
/ aud obllge MANI hihNp' AM '
| MIR EDITOR: You will announce the nam OF Capt
| D. H. WILLIAMS, OF the 43d Ohio Vols as suitable
aud deserving candidate Tor the office OF Andor oi ei
mon, County-su1ect the decision al the Union Gov
venon. To be he Id ut Belmont on the I'd day ol JulY
and obhge MANY FRlENss OF ihh SoLp'hA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
From the n. Y. Tribune OF Monday.l
TIE HORSE MARKET

Is particularly dull just now. In fact
it has been slow since early Spring when II
good many farmers bought work horses in
place of oxen. and carmen, dray men, ex-
press companies, etc, supplied themselves
for the Summer Speed and fine carriage
horses are selling better than any others,
and the number of this class now in Twen-
ty fourth street is lar'e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

aeyU. s. TAXES. collector Howell
wishes tax payers to take notice that the
April lists and the lists Of Licenses for 1864
have been received, and must be paid on or
before July Sd, or the penalty will be added.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

ErAx ApoLosY.-We broke our
pres. bei;re we got of our edition last week,
and consequently cur subscribers on the
nike West did not gstthsir'paper until Fri
day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

ANDERSON-STARKEY.-O the els inst, ut the
parsonage. by Rev. w. X. Foutch Mr.. Jacob Alder-
sou aud Mrs Phebe }. Starkey all OF this county.
Nc McKIM-TILTON-Atth the residence Of the brides faith
er, In Belmont Connty By Rev. James ID. Fitzgerald
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The Probate Cour lof
IN Belmont County. Ohio. the uudersigned was sp
pointed aud qualified Admnsratof Of the estate oi
JOhn T.. Titlow. deceased late of snid county.
All thoe Indebted said etate requested 10 maze
immediate payment; sud those having claims against
said estate are nothed 10 present them for settlement
within year from this date.
June t0e-Jw. JOHN Isle, Admir-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
Assistant Assessors Nsticc.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom ii may
IN concem that any person residing inthe townships
OF Wa,us Solneret Ware u. GOshen' kirAwood Flush
ing Union snn Richland. desiring 10 iHks ont license
ioT amy OF ths trades business rScupaUns requiring
license therefore under The EIcsc Law gan pc ae-
coca,rd Ly stating IN "a isiisT The orcurHtnn or bbs-
ur,s an urr -! such ilrb they may oesre license
and rtii al hauk nnPhca'io, BAD send ihe saiNe
mail iar her siguture. Nch lht} cEh t'ufh ~ u Az
at Bt mont Belmont Co, O. .,. =, ,.,,,.
sarsessor Sd Givi-Os, tod assessment D'' o'HS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

%yTEACHERs' EXAMINATION at the
usual place. Saturday, July 3D. commencing
at 9 o'clock precisely.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
Local Matters.

The Largest Circulation Of eny paper
pnBiished In Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

f1HE1R STOCK consists OF every line oi Bsots and
Shoes usually kept IN this market joT Gents and La
dies, Boys. Misses, and Children
Also full stock OF GUN AND BUFFALO WORK
Ii is all Of the very best make mostly Phadelpht
made work. which will compare very ytay0fably
with Belmont county homemade work.
Persons buying such will receive good, reliable guhF
anees on what they buy. To prove the above true, you
will only call and famine for yourselves Thsiy
stock will show for itself -
In connection with the above, they will NANoFAis
TURE all kinds OF work 70 order at short nonce
ocs RITFS x PICKERING.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30

se-Oua accommodating Provost Mar
shall. Capt Ready, viii aeceps cur 1nan1s =
for the drafted list, printed in anVseef' e0''
uuau