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MARYLAND Elections

~. W." the Baltimore correspondent Of
the Wheeling InteRieencer, writes as follows
to that paper. His letter bears date Nov. IA.
Some prospect of having Mr.. Pearce in the
u. S. Senate from that State.
It is now asertained that the Wings Of
Maryland have majority of one on joint
ballot in the Legislature, independent of the
Baltimore temperance delegation. This
majority is gained by discovering the election
of Wing in an Eastern Shore county by
one vote. The temperance men had already
proclaimed their determination to support no
man for the United States Senate who was
not fully and uncompromisingly pledged to
sustain the Maine Law. 1t seems, however,
that,the recent discovery Of an extra whig
has taken from them the balance Of power.
.s Stlu ---4--&Sa y ~
The MIssssrrrr ;sEsAroRsHIr.--The
Washington correspondent Of the Philadei-
phia Ledger, sayss Assi
Gen. Davis Is already out In a card in
several papers in Mississippi, stating that be
is willing to quit the War Department for q
seat in the u. s. Senate. OF course, a
Cabinet minister who has had so much to dc
with the distribution Of patronage, Is always
a formidable rival. but the bets are running
twosto one on Foote here in Washington.
:, We have not yet seen the card referred tc
in any Of our Mississippi exchanges.
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MARRIED.


On the 10th Nov, 1853 BY E. 8. BsfnesJ. p
Mr.. LEWIS OBLrscER and MISS ELIZA JAMS
CHADDock Of this County.
On the Bird inst, lBy Henry Thurston
Esq. Mn. THoMAs CoRDEtI to Miss SoPHrAH
II. DUvALL, both ofYork Township. @'',
BY james w Garrison Esq,, On Tuesday
evening Nov. 9th MR JoHs J. McGIsNIs and
MISS SEviLLA GREEN all of Belmont County,
Ohio.
"Go--make earth bright before you;
Let pleasures round you glow;
The heaven Of peace be o'er you,
Undimmed by care or woe,
Fair be the faces that meet you
Amid the household band,
And lie: the voices that greet you
Be tuned to accents bland"
On the 18th inst by the Rev J. Moffat Mr..
ANTHONY LUCAS and MISS MARY JOHNSON.
On the 18th inst By Rev Alex. Young,
Mr.. WILLIAM F. BIGGER and MISS MARTHA
d. EARSsHAw, both Of Smith TIP.
On the same day by the same, Mr.. JoHN
ESLow Of Pease TIP, and Miss MARY L. DU-
BoIs Of Colerain Tp.
On the 9Th inst BY Rev d. 'Trueman Mn.
JoHs WAGNER and Miss Nancy STONE:
BRAKEK all of Belmont County.
On Tuesday, Nov. lst, at Betheny, Va, by
the Rev. A. w. Campbell, Mr.. J. A. KIssrN-
GER, formely Of the Capital City Fact, and
Miss MARY JANE BoNsALL, of the former
place.
With the above came a charming remem-
brance, and we exclaim, with the Wheeling
editor, may he never cease to be Kissing-'er.
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AN ORDINANCE.
Regulating the Keeping and Vending Gun and Rock
Powder.


Powder.
Sec. l.. Be il ordained by the Mayor Recorder g.
Trustees Of hes Incorporated Village of Barnesville
that II any person or persons shall keep at any
time, more than twenty five pounds of Gun or Rock
Powder in any shop. store, house or she'd within the
incorporated village of Barnesve, he shall forfeit
and pay for the first offence, not less than one nor
more than ten dollars the discretion of tho Mayor
and for the second offence ten dollars, or confisca
ion Of oil powder found on the premises, both at
she discretion Of the mayor.
Sec. 2. All retailers Of gun or rock powder with.
in the Incorporated village Of GAINESVILLE. shall be
required to keep powder Tor present sales, in p or
metallic canisters holding not more than ten pounds
OF powder and having conical top coming to
point Of not more than inch diameter and cover.
ed closely with Tin OF metallic top not ess than two
inches long, under penalty Of one dollar.
Sec. g. If any person shall weigh out by candle
or lamp light or shall sell and deliver by candle or
lamp light, any quantity Of gun or ck powder,
within the ''lhcorporated village Of Banesville"
shall forfeit and pay fine Of one dollar for every
Sec 4. This Ordinmce shall take effect and be
in force from and after the goth day Of November
1853. 1900 ~. ....,.s5.'.l,+. n ...ss
Done in Council this 7.h day Of November 1853.
o. DAVENPORT. Mayor.
Attest;-BESnmS MieKALI, Recorder.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.

- TY, SS.-Court Of Common PleAs.-SARAH Z. Nc.
CossELL vs. JoHS McCossELL. Divorce.
The defendant will take notice, nhdt on the 18th day
of November 1853 the plaintiff filed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the said Con her petition setting in sub
stance that about the Goth of April 1885, she mar.
ried TO the defendant and that they lived and ooahed
as husband and and had issue the said
two children who living and ihat the said defend.
ant grossly neglected the Plaintiff and her chdten and
has been than three WARS wiiy absent from her
be divorced from said husband custody Of the
said children. You viii appear in ts said case aceord
JOHN II. HEAToN, Clerk.
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nnati IN river was lrising! Freights have
declined in consequence. ,..u
Temperance Lecture.

Not in the Court House, expectant reader,
nor In one OF the Churches, but right out in
the open street. "who's 10 speskw Not
John D. Cough, nor Neal Dow, nor Gen.
Cary, nor DR.. Jev cit, but lecturer far.more
\ eloquent. We know of nothing that speaks
more mevngly, and with stronger appeal
TO the heart for the futtherance, OF the Tenn
perance reform than poor tottering wretch,
who IN overcome by the use Of ardent spirits!
Reeiing and tumbling along the sidewalk, or
dropping with horrid blasphcmy into the
noisesome gutter-tramping on his Makers
bounties and setting at naught all his lofty
privileges! Tis this, more than any othe r
thing that will bring about the enactment of
prohibitory law. 1t is here that the matter
is brought directly before every mind, and it
is brought in such manner that every one
must see its debasing, demoralsing influence.
Just so long as these examples are paraded
before our eyes, just so long will we be in
favor of, yes, and work for the enactment Of
astringent prohibitory law. When liquor
ceases to make men drunk.-to rob them of
their primal, distinguishing features-when
It censes to make women worse than widowe,
:Rd children worse than orphans-when it
ceases to swell our criminal docket and in
crease our taxes--when it ceases to fill our
in6rmaries With puupers, and our jails and
penitentaries with inmates-when it ceases
to hurry men unprepared into the presence
of an outraged God, then, an not till then,
will men cease to wage war against it, and
overthrow 1t, root and brach. The foregoing
remarks were suggested by the sight of one
drunken man in the street, but in every town
in the whole Union, and in every street such
things are seen, and they are becoming COM
mon place. Yet there is time coming when
right will prevail! Let us all hasten the
time.
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u. DRIVE have received long letter from
Lieut.. John C.. TidJaH, from New Mexico,
which we will publish next week. In the
letter he gives an account of his trip across
the plains, together with his Impressions Of
the country and inhabitants. He is from
Hendrysburg, in this County, and is a graduate
at the West Point Military Academy. The
letter will prove very interesting to any one
desirous Of obtaining knowledge Of the
country.
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LYNCH, plaintiff, vs. LUTHER

LIVE BuTTs and JAMES G.. HUBBARD, defendants,
The defendant Luther Butts 10 hereby notified that
on.the 5th day Of November, 1853 the plaintiff Martin
Lynch. filed his petition in the Clerks Office The Com
mon Pleas Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, the Object
and prayer OF which petition for judgment against the
done and services performed by s plains for The de-
PENDANTS IS OF the Central Ohio Rail Road An
order of attachment has also the Ease with
notice to Bradley, Whittemo Sob debtors of the
defendants The defendant Luther Butts Is required 10
answer by January 9Th, Ie54.s Tepaintn expects to
testify in the case. JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
a, s. F. BLACK y d D. 7. CowEs..
Nov. lS.-6w.l S.. ''-f W Att'ys for pftf.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
<zszgsZ1

M. r.. CHvRcn-Pastor, John N. Rantin. Pub.
at ~ o'clock r. NJ. Samuel Lepis, Superintendent
PRKsByrEnns CHuRcB,--Pastor John Mofdi.--
Public Worship at 1lAoclock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School ot O'Clock =. NJ. George Andsrson, Super.
intcndapt .y,.-. .,.A..,,, ...... a. = .
der Young. Public Worship ht II o'clock A. M:
Bible Class, instructed by che Psslor at O'Clock
ST. Tmosss cnuRcH-PAstos M ffoliis Public
Worship Sunday, 'sf.Tm p dE o.
socErY OF FRiENps. Public Worship In each
Church at u o'clock, A, .Mr I'D =. -, .,..-a
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rTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.

- TY, sS--Court of Common 'PIeas.--JAMEs FuL.
TON, plaintiff ps: LUTHER DuTTs, defendant. Petition.
The said defendant will take notice that the
tion in the above Court, claiming that the defendant
was in debt aud owed him the sumof Sl6107 passed
for against the defendant al the ext term of
Court said That II said dc fcndant do ap
pear and before the first ay of the
term Of said Court that judgment by default will be
tered against him fur the above ap oint with interest
MILLER. PENNINGTON,
Nov. II. le53.--Gwl Atty. for pltf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The STOMACH prepapers the elements OF the bile
and the blood; and II Il does the work feebly and
imperectly, liver desease is the,certnn result As
soon, therefore, any aHeclionf the liver 10 per-
ceived we may be sure that the organs
minister specific which will act directly upon the
stomach-the handspring Of the animal machinery
For this purpose we can recommend HooFLAYD's
German Biters, prepared by DIR. C. Nj. Jackson,
Philadelphia. Acting as an attentive and tonic,
it strengthens the digestion, changes the condition
Of the blood and thereby gives regularity to the
bowels -f'F
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SOCIETIES.

MYSTIC LODGE, No 100, l. O. u. f., meets
every Monday evening .,.+
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No 80, meets
on the LIST and 81 Tuesday evening Of each and ey.
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No 3s, meets
on the 2d and 4th Tuesday evening Of each and ev-
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE, No. i6, Free Masons, meets
on the Wednesday evening if1mediatcly preceding
the full moon. ,,
ST. CLAIRSvILLE CHAPTER, No. II, Roy.
al Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening in,ne-
diately after Full Moon.
RIO FRO DIVISION, No. 554, Sons Of TEN.
perance, meets every Saturday evening.
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We learn from Dyes Bank Mirror" for No
vember that the following banks about going in
to operation.
The Planters Bank of Fairfield, Winnsboro, S. c.
James X. aiken, Pres't; ii. l.. Elliot, Cash'r.
The Citizens Bank, Waterbury, Gonna. Ines,
Pres't; +. J. Kingshury, Cashr.
Northern Bank OF Alabama, Huntsville.
Charter Oak Bank, Rome, N. Y
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OF OHIO BEIdMoIyT COUN.

NJTY, ss.-Cour of Common PIeast-JAMEs G. HUB'
BARD vs.. LUTHER DuTr.-Petioh! The said defendant
Luther Butt will take notice. that on she 4h day Of
November, A. %. 1883 James G. Hubbard, plaintiff filed
his Petition in the Coun Cenuon Pleas OF said
ty, settling forth that the said defendant justly
owing him the sum Of s3i 90 on claim for work and
with said Petition That the plaintiff atihe Term Of
Said Court III ask Judgment asanst this said detnd
ant for the smdtnt aforesaid. go 5s
II tho said defendant does not austef said Petitoni
or before the h day Of tho next srm OF said Cour
Jndsinspt will be taken sssiIss him. 2. :.
| A,tes,:--J. n. HxAros, Clerk.
Nov. 10, leSS.-Sw. .
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.

The Money market begins to exhibit more un-
favorable appearance again. The-demand during the
last three days has considerably increased, and the
stree. offerings are again more numerous, and of n
better class than we had occasion to notice in our
last weekly review This, however is tho result Of
a more active demand rather than Of any decrease
in the supply OF capital, The Bankers have not
contracted their discounts, but the impression is that
they did more in this line, the asst than during the
previous week.
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The Alton Telegraph OF Nov, lst says: Hog
drovers arriving from the interior, and show a
better disposition make sales. One Of our,packers
has purchased about 10000 head OF hogs for
November delivery, at $50 to 400 per 100 Bs net.
Others are holding off and do not seem disposed to
pay these figures.
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Yarmouth Register states that the mockerel fish
ermen have thus far, this year, brought in only
about one hall two thirds many barrels Of fish
as they did las,vear at this time. The season for
catching is now nearly past. Sales OF mackerel
nt Harwich last week, were reported ut 1925 1926
IS and $50, for the various sizes.
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GB@E E E,l.lEaEia ZIG
OHIO RAII. ROAI

TENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD-By
order Of the Board sueerihcfs 70 the Capital Stock
OF the Central Ohio r. r. in Belmont County are hereby
notified that the instament OF per cent. is due and
pay able within thirty days from date hereof will at
tend MI. Liberty Dec, LIST; SOmeson Dec 2d Barnes
willie Dec Sd; Centrevilo Dec. 5thi Judge Welchs Dec.
9th; Bell Air Dee. 18th; when payments may he made.
JAMES d WRIGHT, Dep. Treas.
+. p. Stockholders who are behind with their install.
nents will please call and squarcdpn s(uovls) JD.W.
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New CouNTERFElT.-A new and dangerous count
,rlyit has made il, appearance in Cincinnati Ii is
on The State Bank OF Indiana, and OF the denomina-
lion of SO 'she BILLS dated at indianapolis, March
5, 1883, payable at Lafayette, letter A. The paper
is bad, but the engraving is rather good.
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rCARPKr roR THE PnEuprsr's Housf.---
The Ednburg Mus describes a magnificent
carpet Just completed by the Templeton e.
Co., INLAND, Glasgow, to order for the White
House. This carpet Is Of the patented Ad-
minister fabric, and Il the largest ever made
by Messrs. Templeton, being eighty feet in
length by forty wide, The portion woven in
the loom without seam is sevehty!two feet by
tbrty-on and the remainder consists Of a
handsome border, sewcd on. The "flling-in"
is ruby and crimson dumnsk, with three
tasteful medallions In the centre, and rich
corner pieces to correspond; the medallions
are filed with bouquets Of flowers, designed
and executed with exquisite taste, The en-
tire piece weighs upwards Of a ton. and its
value is between f45O to f5oo sterling
81, 400. 5.A,. .. ~ . .t.,f
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COMMERCIAL.

slaughtering mt Cincinnati were hight last week,
but II is stated that vast droves are within n few
miles Of the city, and packers expect to kill upward
OF 800 900 this season. Prices were dull--holders
asking Sc, and buyers Offering 4sc. net. 81.
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New York, Nov. Is,

Beef cattle are selling at 9a9 l2 for best, and l2
az for good retailing qualities Cows are selling at
from S35 to so for ordinary, and from $50 to ~ for
superior. Sheep are selling at 2, so to for common,
and from &C to tor extra. Lambs l,50a4,50 from
poor TO good and S5s5,50 for extra. Veal Sal live
weight. Hogs 5a5 Upper pound.
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NFw YoRK. Nov. Is.

Flour, State 7a705, Ohio 7,l2a7l8. The market
opened active, but fell off at the close. Southern
easier at 7,25. Genessee wheat 80 and Western
l,75 The market recovered from the decline notic-
ed. in ourla report. Corn, mixed 80 l-2,as2.--
Provisions steady.
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DIED.

On the 18th Inst, at the residence of his
son near st, Clairsville, Mr.. DAVID HUMPHREY
long resident Of Jefferson County, Ohio, in
the 73d year of his age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Notice is
IA hereby given that al our Instance stachmo Mt
was issued by A. Mo!lvanc, Justice OF the peac for
Gosh en- township, against the Goods Chates and Ef
feets OF Milton w. Far ron. noresd mt Of The Coun
ty Relmo IT. 70" the sum Of s3s, 49, on Judgment
Dated Nov. 7th, laJ3. .1,.
Nov. 1e.--3t .-pd. a." ~.
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The Grand Jury Of Wilkesbare have found
true bill against the United States Mar
sh,lls Wynkoop and Croseman, for attempt
ing the arrest of the slave "Bi!l' sometime
since,
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FOTrActtErss.

N&a THE BOARD OF scOoL ExANiN
<y ere, Of Belmont County, will meet In th'
uS School House at the West .end OF ST
CLAImyIIJk, on Saturday the 10Th, Inst. at 10 o.
clock A. M.
d. b. T. CowEN, Clerk.
Nov. II. 1858.
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Peterson's Magazine For November has
been received and is as usual filled with the
yery best kind of articles. 1t is cheap too.

been received and is as usual filled with the
very best kind of articles. 1t is cheap too.
In 1854, Jefferson" will be greatly
improved, as it is to have whittier paper, new
type, and more reading matter. This is now
the only origixal periodical of its class, and
the stories of Mrs. Stephens, its editor,
author Of "Mary Derwent," are alone worth
the subscription price. 1t is the best guide
for the fashions also, the plates being superb
steel ones, cciored: in New York and
Philadc,phiait is thc textbook. The leading
embellishments are magnificent mezzotlnts'
1t is emphaticaily magazine Of pure morals;
is national in character; and really the
cheapest in The rorld, as the terms will show
viz. copy, 50, 3oopies, s., with premium
worth from two to three dollars for every
person sending subscribers or more. Address
the publisher, CHAs. j.. PETERSON, No. ~.
Chesnut st, Philad'a. -.-.. ,..
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 1!

Flour 5A5, and there are ibut few buyers Hogs
Inactive and but few offering at so. at which figure
there nre few buyers, Mess Pork ll,75; Green
meat 81, A ,a6 l.2 for shoulders, sides and hams
Lard in bbls Sc, for immediate delivery.
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| Philadelphia Nov. Is.
Beef cattle are selling at 7,5Oa9.5O. Calves, S4a
5l.2. Cows, the prices range from $40 to $40
Sheep 3, ,5Uui, So, and Lambs Sl to 90.
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THE ELECTION IN MIssTssIpPr-JAcKsoS,
Nov. I2-The whole Democratic State Tic
ket is elected by,,over 5000 majority. All
the Democratic Congressman are also elected
The anti Foote majority in the Legislature
on joint ballot, will be over twenty-five.
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New YoRK, Nov. Is,

NEW YORK, NOV. 10,
Senator Atherton, Of New Hampshire,
died in this city this afternoon.
We learn that the house of Mr.. Joseph
Penn, in G 'rman township, Harrison County
Ohio was destroyed by fire on Friday evening
last .l,.
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0TRev. Mr. Rittenhousc while officiating
at the Consecrating of a church at Washing
tonyille, Pa. on Friday morning suddenly fell
down dead.
AN INTERESTING FAcT.-One ofthe Massion-
aries of the New York City Tract Society
having supplied the crew of vessel going to
Hayti not only with tracts but also with some
religious papers and books, the men, ,l'upon
their arrival there, made them into parcel,
and were taking them on shore, when they
were stopped by the Custom House officer.
This being observed by superior officer, he
directed that no duty should be be charged
upon the parcel, and promised the Captain
that whatever he might bring Of the same
kind should be passed duty free. Just at that
time, the Emperor Faustoh passed that way,
and hearing of what had taken place, he i'm
mediately gave command that henceforward
no duty should be charged upon Bibles, Tes-
taments or Protestant religious books OF
tracts, or other publications.
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Amount paid out of Bridge fund, as follo,rs:
X. b. Green taking OF Captina bridge 4 90
John ScUtt for of lot to construct bridge on 100
: Creek el 90
FINK, w ilson & Co. lumber for Bell Air bridge 5 D.
G. Forbes rebuilding bridge at Captina GOO 90
w arfeld Brannum & Co. Bridgeport bridge l,eGO "
Isaac Adkins bridge on stillwaier 4e 20
J. 7. Arick bridge al uendry sburg 2s 90
Eek ei Harris repairs on Bridgeport bridge so 20
Joseph Brown bridge Captina in Soner tp 90 no
Gen. Z. Hoover '' in Union township 6J IS
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Martha Washington Case.

The Jury in the Martha Washington case
have brought in verdict of "Not Guilty.
as to all the defendants. i:.s lT.