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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
state Of South Carroll

o 81 =
r ,1EUT. COL. II. w. ADDISON, ..sD.sC {, is
AA charged witt the special daty Of organizing
one or more eompnnlssin tho 7th and 10th Rogi-,
monts 8. G. Militia, to consist Of not less fhan
sixty -four, NOR moro than ono hundred men.
HOW'LL include, in tho organization all male
residents between tho ages of sixteen nnd:sixtyf
years, who are not in Confederate military, ser
vice, except persons detailed by Confederate or
Stats authority. AL exemptions grfntedh hy D
Board Of Surgeons in tbs 7th Regiment (lately
organized without authority viii be revised BY
DR.. Ysungblood, Surgeon Of Edgefeld District.
No discharge will be granted for disability until
the certificates ars sent to this oice approval
Lieut. Col. Addison will, If deemed by him ne
cessary, order outssid Regiments for th: purpose
of executing this order; and sl the Officers OF
said Regiment will extend and cifYy out 0rdors
frola him for tho purpose aforesaid,
If one or mora efeetits Companies have al
ready been formed in either Of the Regiments,
Lieut.. Col. Addison will not dissolve them hut
/ may assign to them sufficient number. OF Mcn to
plete the maximum plumber. 49, H., ~
AS soon as tho organization of tho Regiments
has been completed, Lieut.. Col. Addison Will
mako his report to this OBce and order .rhs On
GERS to hold their Companies in readiness for the
field. Tho greatest proniptne,s In tho execution
Of 'n''s0la'e' : = sn'o'nea. sssaSs -
By command Of tho Goyerisr.
A. C. 0ARLINGToN,
Adjutant 4 Inspector General.
Feb II =
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ReIigious Notice.

BY Divine permission, there will be presshing
+ Mt Tabor Church on the third Saturday and
Sabbath in Feb. inst Members ofsthe Church,
male, and female, are kindly requested to bo
prcnent. 7. A. BELCHER..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

The enemy moved in strong force yester-
dsr to IIatcher's Ran Partof bis infantry,
With Greggs cavalry crossed and proceeded
on V,pshus .road-the iofan.ry 10 Cattail
creek, and theicaTalry te.Dinwdlie c. r.,
where its advance encountered a portion OF
our cavalry and retired.
In the afternoon parts Of Hills and Cor
6oa's troops, demonstrated against the enemy
ou ti.sT lefhof ;Eatcher's Run, near Arm
s:r:rg's Mill,
t'idding hin cn!rercbcd, they withdrew
af5er di;5!!,,. di5!, -
Da:iag. theefsht tie force that had I'd.
ranced beyond Tie c.eElt rsnrncd to it and
warssrcp nr;ed to be re crossing this mornisg.
;oegram division mered 10 tba right tsnk
Of lisss creek zto. reeonuoitre,' where ii was
Vi ,rsus,y sltackeN. Tie battle was ohsii-
N. a:y Contested ior. several hours, but Gen.
7 ran being killed while braTeIs occ urt.
a., his rnen, and Col. Hoffman v"nnled,
sone codu-ion occurred, and tho division was
pr ,,,:,l b1ck TO its original position.
E ans division w:s ordered By GcH Cor
do to their support, when Gep. pcsram's
Oh .rgei The enemy and dr.lve him back in
tura and was compelled .retirc. Mahonc's
division arriving, the enemy was forced rap
ily tobis defsncss on Hatchars Run. Our
l6si fSported small: TIKI OF ilc enemy no!
supposed to be very great.
(signe6) II. L; LEE,
General.
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Congressional.
RicaMoSD, Fch:pary c

RicHMoND, rch;lar3 i.
+ the House T. rnsan ;oa vsis ii't.s ;a'-.a '
alonted inv;ti', t4sA %. .i's,.o -. 'ets-:.
the menoe.s oi C,a...qs, .i1l ct as az lsi
;,ol Sluarr.
.sl.tee on NI:!i;ary Ma'..gS 20 rqH'so into4,ie
xpediencF ufr.estipg -'t'e President ~.tt
o3Mer "a call i:,s., scn all able bodied ii:t!c
yroe; ii The C5nf..leracy to be Use - &c
m,y5sha:S best, TO a d;n ,5c nilitTr. ;ei.nse
oi' ;i.a ceuntrv. \ mp:ipn To lay il, on :: e
,,,!c vas ne:a:ivea ny q votc Of 10 81. The
yssant'oa wss llored.
Chambers resoln,io,o ol i;.GHry asto va:tE'
or lin: Confdtr4.1 ;ss ri.as.t has be Coz,
s.tu,ion,l git q p:,chssesavcs as so'd cr
::ni oitay them ;lisir i.ced,;n, was tabled by
:, vo.c OF 49, to %
TIC House resq:sed itself into secret scs-
siA,
RrcuNnyn, February !.
Z, tle 'Srna.c. Senator Bs4wn saami,;esl
lowing:
.;rsolv.!, I,a. :}s Commi;nc o', Military
lars i,e Instructed o lepsNt a bill. I'll
:, ,;..4.as5rae;icaule loay, to Ike nithin ll.'
,.:.i,arT service ot Tic Confederate s:nias Il
.unlber OF negro soldiers, no; tocsctSd '23O :
O01 hy volunJarv enlistment, wish tho con-
scn. OF their mas erS, ur by conScription, IS
NAV be found necessary, and that the commit
tee provide in said bill for the emancipation
o. said negroes, IN ali cases where they prove
loyal aud true to tho end Of the war. and frr
the immediate payment, uader proper testr;c
tons, of their present value to their ownera.
Senator Bvowa said he introduced this res.
oluifon to show, in his opinion, that the time
had come when we should empty negro troope.
Now, if over wax the time, we were III the
very crisis or OR lsts-ho hal seen with
pleasuro-the revival of the war spirit, and
hoped it would sweep through the Land, ut
isared cur armies were not strong enough 10
withstand the enemy Without the employment
of negro troops. On motion Of Maxwell The
resolution was transferred to-the secret ca!cn-
dar. The Senate rcseiysd into secret ses ion.
The House made public the suffice whic4
engaged its attention in secret sesSi;:n JaT
several days, 10 wit: The tax bill TO meet y;
discovery of the error in the imscdia;. Is
bilities Of the Government ofnea'ly S 100, ,009,-
600. The Secretary Of the Treasury rscom-
mcnds the increase Of the p:eseu. tax 100 per
cent. to meet tie deficiency.
He SAWS the charactcr of his Department
IL such t5at toe payment cannot be re 5glectt,,,
or postponed without dauger and sellously
embarrassing the operations Of the War De-
partment.
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Mules Stolen.

csTOLEN frsm the Recruiting Camp naar Edge
= field, on the night Of the 6:h inst, THREE
MULES, brendod c. S. One is large black
Mule, enc 8 gray Mulo Of medium s:se, the ,olor
Of tho third not remembered. Any information
IN at will lead to tho recovery OF said hulss will
bo thankfully received.
~ '''-' JOHN l.. NICHOLSON.
E,b IA 2t
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What, aan..sa ee ,iicu, d.'cs it acan'

We a'iai - hs sr;,n,.sa', -nl broadcast
-sirass!ns - 'r' streaming In
ev,ry i...:ia -.a .',;s us:cctlon-nost OF
,ae:p win -. n 81 i,s 'aolicum of luggage,
asd w.r:i !, -. w-r- tasir passage through
IT,. AN. sc, sinsly, aud in squads
oe from :, ,.,7 cerer the land like
tbs reea. = p I'D taer rarages are well
ni.t ....tr,. .!.u.: ncng so far from the
f.o.t, ve ave It %; oan. :rs'and ali ihis' We
a.c lot woli 10 ir.e. w,ta the lasnase!ua.' rd
discipline os our armies bat, judging .s:' - ,
unbrdlcd struggling, :olae;hing mu-t .a'.""-
tabiy awry ia military matters. Most :; 49,"
wanderers are cavalrymen, aul arc, or are s ;,ss-
nlly said to be, "Whoclcr' smcn." Now tie ma
iorisy of Gen. WHeElrR's men are, beyond
doubt, rs brave and good and true ne any soldicrs
ia the serviso And son the other hand, it il
equally beyond dorts tLat he has large num-
her who, Exc COL JACK FAbsrA FRS braves "hud
as lsf !:oar tho d,r Us i dram"--a SGT of os
graceless IA asamufins as over kept siop since tho
alorsaaid Gel. TALsrAvr'a regiment Was discau-
dod These stragglrra, from ali accounts, never
fight and mover ahayc f,ugbt: aud while their
better and brarer cunpanions'arc doing battle
nobly at the front, they arc maraudiag and plun-
lerins through tao country in rear of the army
THOR outragss during tho late military operations
n South Carolina havo been numerous end fear
iul.. If few of them we're "shot to death with
mu,ketry," this terrible nuisance would soon be
abatcl.
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Special Notice.

TIME exerciie. Of the Edrcheil Female Col
J. lego are rot suspended, mr. ~ill they be un-
lass it is positively kn.na th., the enemy src ad-
vancius upon the toTn.
II. w.SaMS, Principal.
Fob IL IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Fob IA
Notice.

r. osT OR MISLAID, about the sOth January
4 4 la.t, my RETIRED PAPERS, given Inc
hy Board of Surgeons .. Gordopsville, W. on
,hs 2l May lsG4. Anv infnrm ,,i,n concerning
sid papers will bo Thankful ly rceivsd.
J. D. MOORE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
EpGEFIELp G. r.. 8. C..

Fsp. iotn, i"o9'
I'm obedience to the above orders the. .7th 81
4. Militia is hereby ordered to rendezvouE a
this place on Friday next, the f7th Februsry.
All applicants for exemption on &ceoupt Of physi-
cal disability are required to attend the dsy pro-
.rious for examination by DF. Youngblood, Surge
on for Edgsfeld District.
The 10Th Regiment s. C.Militis will rendea-
yous at Richardsons, on Saturday ne1t, tho iSth
February. Applications for exemption on ae-
count of physical disability, are required to be at
said place tho day previous for examination BY
DR.. Youngblood, Surgeon for Eagefeld District.
The names Of all dsfaulters to tho above
ders will be forwarded to Head Quarters without
delay. II. w. ADDISON,
Lieut. Col. r 4. D. C..
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rJarsoE, KEEsE 6 co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the ADyEErIsER for one
year TEN DOLLARS iE advance. For Six Months
FIVE DOLLARS - - ~. -. = -
ADvERrIsE&ENTs will be- inserted at FIVE.
po1LtHS pcr Square III mion lines or lcss) for each
>r;.on Advcrtiscrehs without Instructions n' 10 the
nnnh,r OF ,obeausered, winsbe published until
!aI,!d and charged accordingly.
Announcing Candidates for any Office Of honor or
,.eaa, Twenty DoELyRsS to obc paid before the an
no4ucemcnt.is published,
Obituary ns;iccs, Tributes Of Respect or yeomuu-
nicaton personan its natare win be rated as advcr-
tisc:nenls and charged accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

We siucarely regret to learn that Brig. Gea.
Winder, the Commissary General of prisoc
rcrs for the Cchfederacy, died Of apopIexy,
ut Florence, s. c., on the Sth inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
State Of South Carolina,


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
FEY W. F. DuRIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Ed field District.
Whereas, Tillman Padsstt, has applied to mo
for Letters Of Administration. on alland singular
tho goods and shattels, rights and credits Of
R. Wright Adams, late Of tho District aforesaid,
decd.
These ore, therefore, to cite and .dnopish ai1
aud singulur the kindred and creditors @ of Of the tho
n.Tt C1rdinarys Court FOR the said District to be
holden @ at Edgcasld Court House, ON tho 18th day
as Fab. mat, 10 show cause, if any, why the
said 50 adminiasratiou should not be ,srantsa;
Girsn under my hand and seal' this 4sh day Of
Feb. in tho yoar of our Lord one thousand
eisht hundred and .i1ty-ars, and in the elghty-
ninth year Of tho fndependencs ct S, s csya.ina-
A'A'A W. 3. pURISoE, o.E.p.
y Of =
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Stolen,
A Likely Young Negro

FOR SALE.
n WILL scy IN Sale-dAy in March next, {the
4 f h.tat tho Conrt House steps, a LIKELY
YOUNG NEGRO FELLOW. rs years rf age
A GOOD field hand, q very gooa conrse Shoemaker,
and Plantation Blacksmith.
na-Tsrm, to fsit purchasers.
Fob s5 3t s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Tax Notice.

v1yE propose ohe at Edgsfola c. f.. &oa.
wv day, Goth Fsbruary,-at Granitsrille on
Tuesday, 2lst Ald Mt Hamburg, en- Thursday.
tbe 23d Februa.5, to- receive the returns and
ta1ss On sales and receipts for the quarter ending
goth Dec. 1864. G5at present instructed those
taxes will be received in now currency only.
There srs still unpaid on the aa valorsp tag
hooks some small amounts which must be paid
fnrthNith. There are alss some who have not
vet made their returns. This must be intended
u - 'N' II. 7. WRIGHT, Collector,
T. DEAN, Assessor,a
18th Dist. s. c..
F.bs Ct
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Enrolling Office,

EDGEFIELD, g. G, Yea. Sd, iacS.
Vyy:iE men named belo-, a,s hsrshy crlsres to
4 report 10 psrsun at t',:s oase at 10 vieioek
A. NJ oa Saturday the ls.h Vt this aonth, fer
revision OF their ccrtiaa1tc. ef sx,aption by sno
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

Mcdleai Ceacd.
William Byrd, sii,s ovars:reat,
James Edison, a'ephea T. Wren.
Benz Sheppard, Franklin 4. Murrel,
J. s. Hughes, Grsea bendon,
Jefferson Briggs, Alfred WhittiO,
Robert Stuart, 4. L. McCarty,
john MsManua, JamcspM. Riley,
JOHN Horn, Henr. Robertson,
Wiliiar, G"f. X. r. Grigsby
John q. St:dham, J. NJ. Denny,
Madiaan r. Carver, Ephrain Cr"ut,
Bcrj Kirkland, Joseph Smith,
Sylvester B. Gregory, John A. R"t,"n.
A. n. Grogery, Jeiars S.rom.
John e. Stron, Ti'man Satc"c:.
John 2. Slrom, Adan Fe.s.s,
WH. B. Nays, J. 7. 0a'Z,
Lewis a. PowsI.
r.J. MoSRS. Jr,
Lieut.. 4 EnrolinS 0Ster.
E.ha Ct
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Cannot be Forwarded.

All persons wAo have lodged boxes at the Ad
rertire- Office, to be FORWARDED 70 the 7th s. c.
Regiment, ~. a'risrA 's- -,-ay tho game, as
there ii n. a. re, q ;.l:d:n; ths.n Of.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Tic Militia Again.

rc cal spscti attention 10 ;he orders of Ger.
CAaaINcrox ana Liept Col. ADDISON, concerning
the crysnizst:on Of TIC Militia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Official from Cen. Lee.

ts.4> = RICH3IoNDi Feo. Z.
The following Was received to-day:
HEADQuARrEas, Feb. s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
Sni.aii Business.

On Sat urday, July 30th, the Union Ex-
eeutivs Committee OF Belmont County ap.
pointed list of meetings for the County,
and in that list there were two appointments
for St. Cairsvile. One for Saturday, Aug.
18th, and one for Saturday, Aug. 19th.-
On the I'd day of August the CHRONICLE
was issued in St. Clairsville, and the list of
meetings was published in that paper, and,
Of course seen by almost everybody in town,
and certainly by the Democratic Executive
Committee, under whose control the Court
House seems to be, at present Ne one ev-
er dreamed there would be any troable in
getting possession Of the Court House. as
no announcements or appointments had
been made by any person or party, for any
meeting whatever to be held in the Court
House on Saturday nights, or in fact on any
nights except those announced by the Union
Executive Committee. On Friday morning
Aug. ,l1th. however the Sheriff informed {
member of the Executive Committee tha
we could not have the Court House on Sat
urday nights to hold our meetings in, as th'
Democrats intended to occupy it on tina
night. This we call very small business
and the plea that notice had been given be
fore our announcements were seen, that tn
Democrats would occupy the house on Sat
srday nights, when they had no, ticket i
the field, no meeting called, no campaig
opened, is a miserable subterfuge to cove
q dirty political trick
Since writing the above, we areinforn
that the Democrats will not want the Cou
House until Sept I'd, and therefore. tn
Union men are permitted to occupy it Q
Saturday nights until that time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
Additional Al ceilings.

CAPT. DANFORD will address the peo-
pie as follows:
COURT HOUSE, SATURDAY, Aug. l9,
LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY, Aug. 26,
7 o'clock P. NJ.
Hon. B. s. COWEN and ROBT. H.
COCHRAN, ESQ, will address the people
SOMERTON, WEDNESDAY,, Aug. %,
O'Clock P. N.
ARMSTRONGS MILLS, THURSDAY,
Aug. "a. 7 o'clock p. NJ.
CENTREVILLE, FRIDAY, Aug. rs, 7
O'Clock p. NJ.
Additional meetings will be announced
each week. .fr
The campaign is open. To make it a
complete success all that is necessary is d
vigorous fight Let the Union men of the
county go to work at the beginning of the
Campaign, resolved to make it a success. -
These opening meetings should be fully at
tended. Let soldiers and civilians, men
women and children, turn cut to them e,
suasse.
The Union men of the Country have
crushed out the Rebellion, let them nov
give their attention to the Northern brancf
Of the subject the Copperhead party.
BY Order Executive Committee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
Our Nominee fer state Senate

CNVhhshOO h0h SOs.e>eSe
DR.. Henry West, the Union nominee for the
State Senate, is well known to the people
otthis County, He was an uncompromis-
ing Democrat up to the time the Southern
States commenced passing their ordinances
of secession and organizing for war upon
the Government, when he took bold stand
spon the side of his country, and since then
has, never locked backwards. DR.. West
was elected to the lower branch of the Ohio
Legislature by the Democrats Of this Coun-
ty in 1889, and that body elected him
Speaker pro tenn. His Democracy was of
the radical kind, (he supported Breckin-
ridge in 1867 and he is just as radical in
his Unionism now. When our late Presi-
dent issued his immortal proclamation of
Sept %, 1868, giving the Rebel States
notice that unless they ceased making war
in>one hundred days, he would free their
slaves, very many of our Union men (some
Of whom had been Republicans, too, shook
their heads doubtingly and questioned its
propriety. Mr. Lincoln was getting too fast
for them. But DR.. West was not made Of
that kind of metal He declared unhesita
tingly that Mr. Lincoln was right, and that
he would stand by him; and said, further
that he would make Sodom of that nest Of
traitors, Charleston, THAT he would leve
its walls to the earth, and leave it fit onl!
for habitation for the bats and owls.
DR.. West entered the army as Surgeon
10 of the 9sth Regiment in ishs autumn o
1853, and remained with that regiment un
til the dangerous illness of his wife ccm
PEELED him to resign and come home, to al
tend her dying couch.
He is possessed of a vigorous intellect
generous heart, and a probity and integrit
Of purpose which his bitterest enemy hs
never questioned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

TUE CAMPAIGN CHRoNICLE.-We will
furnish the CHRONICLE during the Cam
paign, and continue it until the expiration
Of three months from the commencement
of subscriptions, for FIFTY CENTS. This
will give the paper long enough after the
close Of the Campaign to furnish the result
of the elections. Send in yeur half dollars
at ence, and you may rest assured the pa
per will be discontinued at the expiration
of the time subscribed and paid for, unless
you otherwise direct.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

THE Gazette a few weeks ago e4ultihgly
claimed that the soldiers were at home now,
and, not being under the restraint of officers,
would vote the Democratic ticket.
From the scarcity of soldiers about st.
Clairsville on the day of the Democratic
Conveation. enc would think there must
certainly be some mistake in the above
notice. There were but two soldiers ihtowr
on Friday, who do not live in town, and d
soon as they learned the Gazette's part,
was holding Convention here they left oil
double quick. Hew many soldiers wer
presented as candidates before your Con
vention and why we're there not more?-
Please inform the soldiers who .'are o
home" Johnyi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

Union meetings will be held at the
following times and places:
UNIONTOWN, THURSDAY, Aug. IL,
l o'clock P. NJ. Speakers--Judge Cow
en- and John Patton.
HENDRYSBURG, FRIDAY, Aug. Is,
u o'clock p. M. Speakers--Judge
Cowen and John S. Cochran, Esq.
NEW CASTLE, FRIDAY, Aug. Is, 2
o'clock p. NJ. .Speakers-R. Ii. Coch-
ran, Esq, Capt. Amos Glover and Col
Poorman.
POWHATTAN, SATURDAY, Aug. 10
9 o'clock p. NJ. Speakers-R. Ii. Coch
ran, Esq, Capt. Amos Glover and Col
Poorman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

JUDICIAL CoNvENrfoN. The District
Union Convention for the nominal ion OF a
candidate for Common Pleas Judge will
meet at Barnesvile on Thursday, August
"a. The counties Of Guernsey, Monroe and
Belmont compose the District.
The Delegates appointed to the Senate
rial Convention are authorized to represent
Belmont County in this Convention, and
will take notice accordingly. The call will
be published next week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
THE last issue of the Gazette contained a

TIE last issue Of the Gazette contained a
malignant attack upon r. H. Cochran,
Esq, which we are authorized by persons
who heard Mr.. Cochran's address at Mt
Olivet to say is false, and misrepresents
Mr.. Cochran in all its material parts. We
only allude to this matter, in order to relate
a little circumstance in connection with the
Gazette's candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Glover's penchant for nosing around
in other people, business it we'll known.-
In 1858 Mr.. John G. Rottmier, who had
been keeping public house in St. Glars
vile for some time, mada application to
have his license renewed. When the Court
was about to grant it, Glover got up and
said, with great deal Of dignity, that Mr..
Rettmier "sold whisky" and induced the
Court to refuse him license. MIR. Rottmier
is one of the most peaceable, law-abdiag
citizens in the county, and there was no eI
cuse whatever for Glover interfering in his
business, except his penchant for meddline
and his know Nothing" hatred for the
Germans. Mr. Rottmier has never har
bored Rebel soldiers, like the Gazette
man Yaus-or undertaken to get his hand
into others pockets, like Glover.
The Gazette's attacks upon MIR. Cochran
will do him good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
DIR. William Estep,

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired from Military
required on the human body. Such Trephnlng The
skull in compression of the BRAIN from any cause re-
uuiing such operations. ampualion OF upper or lower
extrrnIes al any point EXsecton OF Joiuts or portion
of Shafts of Bones Straighten Cross Eyes Club reet,
remoy e Cataract remedy defornues OF the Eye Lids
Insert Artificial Eyes made from new mate OIL a
imnroyed prncipe the insertion causing PAIN and
will have the movements and beauty OF the natural eye
Ex,rpaies enlarged tonsils in two seconds Opera'e
on Hair Lin and other deformltes OF the mouth ke
move all ,umors (not Malignant Unsighiy mole O.
the face removed without leaving scar
All operations performed without pain
Ioydsyile Ohio June 29-3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

New York city has grown from 1913, 706
inhabitants in 1920 to ,00S, $50 in lS65-an
increase of little over 800 per cent -
Philadelphia has grown from 1925 in
1920 to an estimated population of 66S,o34
in lS65--an increase Of 450 pcr cont.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17
County Union Ticket.

Election Tuesday, October 101
Rspre.enatives-CoULsON DAVENPORT, waue,i,
-. JOHN PATTON Wheeling.
Clerk. r. MITCHELL Of Pease.
Treasurer-BARKLEY COOPER Of Richlnnd.
Prosecuting Atoney--R COCHRAN, Richland
Re ecorder-JoHN @. BO1.ON Somerset
Comms ssioner- DENNIS KEMP, Washington.
Surveyor-WII,IIAM BROWN. Of Wayne.
Coroncr-ANDREW GRUBB. Of Pense.
Director Of otIufrmary--BAt,AAM Il NICHOLS, Wheeling.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

To Mr.. |. H. Patterson, Democratic can
didate for Treasurer of Belmont County:
SIR: wish to know if you are beaten BY
the soldiers vote in the coming election
whether you will cont est the election and
attempt to have the soldiers vetes thrown
out as you did when you were last candi
date. By answering this inquiry you may
A SOLDIER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-17

Stow this copy of the CHRONICLE to
your Union nsighbor. after you have read
it, and get him to subscribe for it. Terms !:
SEA year, 81 for six months, 5o'eents tor
three months. Send in your names.