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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
0.TBetween Wednesday morning and

rBetween "Wednesday morning and
Thursday evening there was an unpreceden.
ted fall in the prits Of Roosters throughout
Ohio. The Locofoct Dai;ies of Cincinnati,
Dayton. Columbus, &C., had their editori al
columns beautifully illustrated with "crowers"
on Wednesday morning. but sad change
cameover them within the succeeding twenty.
four hours, and on Thursday morning not q
picture adorned one Of their pages. 1t is sup.
posed that the editors Of these papers, in the
psroxysm Of rage into which the news ol
Wednesday threw them, consigned these
mstaic shanghai representatives of victory
to the receptacle of all useless types, known
smong printers by name, we shall not here
repeat. Whatever may have been done with
them it is quite certain they were banished
from the columns Of those papers -for
reasons quite satisfactory to the Republicans
but, we spprehend, not quite so agreeable tc
the publishers and patrons of the papers
Piqua Register.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

JUDGE CoNvERs' REsIGNATIos.-The
GAINESVILLE Courier says:-We learn tbat i'll
health rendering it doubtful weather Judge
CoNvERs would be able to hold the term OF
Court of common Plese for this county com.
mencng next Tuesday, he has resigned his
Office as Judge of that Court. While we re.
gret the cause which has renderd this step
necessary, it is proper to add that we are it,
fomed that the election of Judge c. to the
bench Of The supreme Court would have Va
Gated the Office lately held by him about two
weeks before The expiration OF Gov. MEDrLL. IS
terms. The filling of the vacancy would
therefore, in any event have dsvolved upon
the present Executive.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
Anniversary meeting of the Bel
mont Co. Bible Society.

The ANIMAL meeting Of the Belmont County Bib,
Society, will be held in Mar,insville, on The las
Tuesday OF October, ut eleven o'clock, A M A,
the annual report OF our county society lie principally
made up from the reports of our suxliaries. the Of
fcers Of these societies will please report on the fol-
lowing ponts,..-
l. The nu'rber and value Of the books sold and
given away during the year.
2, The amount received from sales aud dona, lions
from friends of the cause in the same time
3. The number OF hooks now in the depository.
4. The names. and Post Office address OF the of.
fcers OF the society. Any funds OH hands may be
sent to r f. Caro,hers, Depository. or to DIR II
West, Treasurer, st. Clairsville. The reports on
the points mentioned above desired OF the under.
signed, ifpracticable by the Goth Of ne month.
BY order Of Managers
ALEX. YOUNG,
Sec Belmont Co b. S.
Sept. 9th 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
WORK FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

The papers Of Ohio are beginning to discuss
the measures OF reform that will probably
come before the Legislature Of Ohio for its
action at the approaching session. We cir
the following from the Greenvile (Dsrke
county, journal. After referring to the nation.
al questions passed upon by the people, the
Journal adds:
But there are other questions which have
been decided by the people of Ohio, Of which
the Republican msjorty in the next Legisls.
ture must not be unmindful. The issue OF Stat,
Reform was q powerful element iu the late
canvass. The people are tar-ridden, and they
are tired Of it. Relief was promised in this
respect, and it must not be withheld. LficiaI
snecures must be aboshed--the fashion oI
awarding fst contracts to political favorites-.
which has we'll nigh put our Public Works
"upon the township''--chould be abanoned al
once, and rigid economy characterize the ad.
ministraton oi the Board of Public Works
The system f raising the pubic Revenues
shou be charged, so that men shall pay taxes
upon what they onn, and not upon what the y
owe. Our Banks have been ta1ed out of ex.
istance, and the circulating medium of the
State is composed almost exclusively of the
paper Of foreign Banks. This error should
be cor, ,ectet as speedily as possible, and our
currency furnished by Banks under our own
control.
These are some Of the measures of reform
which the people asked for, and which they
look to the Republican msjority in the Legls-
lature TO accomplish, and that speedily. Shall
fhav ho diaann.istadl IEoptla,,on a.
Senate and House CT Representatives" ut is
Tor you to answer.
There are several other measures which the
people of Ohio have not asked tor; and we
trust our Leg slrtors will not vast their time
upon them, anG neglect the reforms which we
have reiered to above. They have not asked
for the passage Of the Maine Law or any thing
akin to it. They have not demanded the en-
actmens of the "personal liberty" law of
Massachusetts. in Ohio-snd af,er the Re.
forms hinttd at above have been accomplished,
II nothng better should suggest itself upon
which to expend the time ot the Legislature,
an adjournment would be decidedly more pop.
ular than any thing else, at all likely to be
done. Let us have session of our Legisla-
ture, notorious not for talk, but for work. Do
what has been promised, and whatever else
you can think OF tn t is good, and then ad-
journ, Don't imagine that you were elected
to legislate for the United States, and spend
yrur time and your breath in telling Congress
what to do and what not to do. Look after
the interests of the people OF Ohio-it is they
who elected you, and they who pay you for
your services. The twen,y-one Republicans
who represent US at Washington have the
ability and the backbone to attend to our
National affairs. Do you look alter OHIO in
terests at Columbus, and there is glorious
future for the Republican party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
-. $50 REWARD!
ES CA PIE I'D

FROM THE JAIL OF BELMONT CO.,
cn the Evening Of the 23d day of October,
1855, AARON LAMBERT, who was charg-
Cd with Grano Larceny, said Lambert is about
20 years Of age, Dark Completed, Dark
" avey hair, and rs about 5 feet inches high,
su ut made, had ON B:ack, Glazed Cap, Dark
cashmere Coat, Dark Pants, a new pair of
alf-skin Shoes. The above Reward will be
given for the apprehension and delivery of
q lid Lambert to the undersigned at St. Cars-
vile, Ohio.
JOHN C. NICHOLS.
Oct. 23d, 1855. Sheriff of Bel Go. o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
DIE D..

On the 18th inst, Of Pulmonary Consump.
iion, after lingering illness, Mrs. ARABELL,
PATTON, wifs Of Mr.. John Patton Of thii
place.
The deceased had become endeared to a
large circle by her smisble manners, and ex
emPlary life, and her loss will be deeply felt
An affectionate husbai has lost a devoted
wife, an interesting family have been Sereft
of kind mother, and society OF a usefu
member, while they mourn her decesse, nay
they initiate her virtues.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
KANSAS ELECTION.

ST, LOUIS, Oct, 2O,-Returns of the Con-
gressional election, held on .he I'd, from all
the counties give Whitfield, pro.slavery can.
didate, 1904 votes and Reeder only 36. The
election of the 9th of October passed off
quietly. In Leavenworth City Reeder got
$50 votes and in Lawrence City 325 These
two precincts give Reeder more than twice
the number of votes they gave Whitfield at
the election held on the I'd of October.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 22d-The Kansas corre-
spodent of the Missouri Democrat says, the
returns from % precincts give Reeder 1895
from ard it is thought his vote will exceed
5000. The election passed off quietly. No
persons were permiIled ~ unless tIsy
had been actual settlers in the city or town
for 80 days past.
The Free Soilers are getting up documents
to con test Whitfelds seat in Congress, pur.
porting TO establish the following facts, viz
That It can be proved that there were only
four legal pro.slavery voters in franklin, and
Whitfield received 81 votes.
THAT out of upwards of 800 votes cast fol
Whitfield, in Wyandolte, only 80 were legal
That out OF $50 votes cast lat Osawatonit
not over SO were legal.
That at Baptist Mssion,whch gave Whit
field over 100 votes, there were but II lega
voters and only lS Of them cast ballot; IL
fine tnat 900 legal votes were CT st for Whit
field in the whole Territory.s
Delegates to Constitutional Convention
have been chosen; they will term a Consti
tuition for Kansas and apply for mission int
Union. Reeder is to be the bearer OF tn
constitution and petition to Washington.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ,ls.-The election for a
member Of Couneil in the 9Th Ward. to day,
to fill a vacancy occasioned by death, resulted
in the success Of the American caneidate.--
There was considerable rioting at the polls.
A notorious rowdy named King was shot by
the police, and it is supposed fatally injured
Several others were slightly wounhed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
MARRIAGES..
SECOND DISPATCH
AT the residence of Mr.. Conrad Tt

At the residence Of Mr.. Conrad Troll
on The 18th inst, by Rev. Alexander Young
Mr.. CHARLES CEYER and Miss. CATHARINE
HATE.
By the same on the 22d inst, Mr.. JAMES
SHIELDS and Miss. LOUISA NELL.
MBy 1.-The Rev. w. C. P. Hamilton, a, the
National Hotel, on the l4rh inst. (Mr. SAMUEL
B. LANE and Miss. CATHARIKE Brook, all .o
Martinsville.
BY the same on the 18th day of Oc,obe
Mr.. JEREMIAH JAcKsoK snd Miss martha A
Cox.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

0rThe Gazette man is rejoicing because
the Ohio Democracy are not beaten worse
than they are. This must be very consoling
to men who we're SO certain of the election
of their entire ticket.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

MONROE COUNTY-No county in Ohio,
made better fight than our Republican
friends in Monroe. The Monroe Journal
says:
The result of the election in Monroe county
may be found in our columns, to-day, and is
not as satisfactory to the Republican party
as 1t might hare been. The old line Demo-
cratic party, with Medill at its head carried
this county in 1853 by majority of 1859, over
both his opponents: last year. on tho oandi-
dates for Supreme Judge, the same party car
ried the county by sa6 majority now they car
ry it by 425 majority -another just such a VIC
tory will white the party off to a point as
the little end of nothing broken off.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

sdrIf ahy body can find more beautiful figure
than the following, we would be pleased to see il.
d ID from the pen Of I. DoNoHoo.
Birds are singing round my window,
Tunes the sweetest ever heard;
And hang my cage there daily,
But never catch u bird.
So with rhodghls my brain is peopled,
And they aiig there all day long;
And they will not fold their pinions,
In the little cage of Song.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
ANOTHER DEATH IN THE TUNNEL

A few days since We recorded the death Of
one Of the labors in the Cambridge Tunnel,
BY the falhng of a massive rock and earth
from the roof: And to-day it IL our painful
duty to record The death of another hand, by
the name Of DANIEL MURPHY, who came to
his end on Wednesday last, by :he earth at
the side OF the Tunnel cavIng in on him
while is sitting posture asleep. He had
previously been warned of the danger he
wss in by other hands but he needed them Lo,
-Js6crsonian.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

arWe regret TO learn that The wife of Jos ErH
MILLER Of this vicinity sustained some severe in.
!vries by fall from the roof Of house, on which
che was fixing apples for drying. We understood
that two Of her limbs were broken aad her back
bruised
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
hbner VI. Gregg. ct al,
Marcy Lloyd ct oil.
n D,.,.

Marcy Lloyd ct oil.
In Partition.
pY virtue Of an order Of Sale 10 me dlrec.
- ted from the Cour OF Common Pleas Of Belmont
County Ohio, will oHt' for Sale or
The 2ia day Of Norember, A. ID. 1855
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'eIoob
ofsaid day al the Court House in said county III,
following described lands and Wements situa fyins
and being in the county Of Belmont and State Of Ohio
and being part Of section 30 aud Tow nship T. and
Range 4, aud bIun1ed and described as follows TO wit:
The frs. described beg inning for its. boundary at
stone at the south East corner Of the whole Of said
estate the south side of said section ana
thence North 81 5oI00 rods TO stake, thence West II
90 100 rods 10 stone, thence North 81 rodS
to stone, thence NJ 81 west, l6IO Ito a stone
thence NJ 6O rods to stone thence 20 0s0 DDS 10
the lns between Naniaw and Spencer, thence N. S0s
rods TO the South East Of Rebeces Edwards o,
thence soui e3 west, 7sGs rods to stone, in the
thence South ~ west II &c rods to the south East o
Hogues Loi thence South 76 1926 Rods TO sta
on Nichols hne thence South " 20 Rods thence west
5s3 rods, thence South 636 rods stone thence Eas,
lG7 90 rods tothe n f. corner Of Shall Crosss line
thence South 14D6 rods to stone the section line
thence East 4feO rods 10 the MACE OF beginning $50
acres rod and perches Of Land more or less
Win he sold subject to the dover of Nancy Loyd
heretofore signedby metes and bounds and appraised
at the sum Of 5000.
Conduions one third in hand on the day Of sale
due third in one year aud third in years with
interest on the deferred payments from the day of safe
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Oct IL, Is55--s6.5O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

@The anniversary Of the Belmont Coun.
y BIBLE SOCIETY, will be held in the
NJ. E. Church in MARTrSsvILLE, Ohio. on
Tuesday the 3oh Of October, at eleven O'Clock
Addtesses will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Black, Genetal Agent OF the American Bible
Society for Eastern Ohio, sna by other friends
Of the cause Of Bible distribution. Dele.
gates from anxileary societies, and the public
generally are earnestly invited to attend.
BY order of Managers
80 ALEXANDER YOUNG,
Sec. Bel. Co. Bible Society.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
LET US reason TOGETHER
HOL Low A Y S PI 1
WHY ARE WE SICK!

.hss heen Abe 10, of the human race TO be weigh ed
PILLS specially adapted to The reli OF the WEAK
the NERVOUS, the LiCATE, and Tile ikFlRM, OF
all cmes, ages, sexes. and constitutions Professor
Hol .oway personal superintends the manufacture OF
his medicines in TIE UHed States, and offers them TO
free and enlightened people, as the bsst remedy the
world ever saw for the removal OF disease.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

MERlNoEs, Thbets, Atwood, belain, Plaid Cash.
meres and full variety Of every style OF Ladies'
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods, together th more An
tque and Plush Trimmings to Inaich-a much larger
stock than ever before have opened and ss cheap a
ever before offered Also few pcs Of Merino Satin de
Chine superb si lie for Ladies' Dresses-very desr
sbe,st b., STONE d THoMAe's
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
YES, WE CAN!

LNOR we can show a larger stock of La.
L dies Rreehs slsyls, Long shawIs. Msntles, TIA |.
mss, Cioass DC. de.i also. cloth for with trim.
minss 10 match, and sell them At lower price than
any in the ny. Just Try as n ,hs
BEEHIVE STORE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
JBWELRY!

I HAVE now on hand a complete assert.
j ment of JeweIry embracing the latest and most
bca utiul patterns Of Carnes Lava Painted Gold Stone
Mosaic and fancy Gold Breast Pins Ear Drops. Finger
Rings, Lockets, Bracelets. Cellar aud sleeve Buttons,
Crosses, &c, &c, J. I. SCOTT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
Silks

~ 900 yards Of Dress silk, from 25 cents TO CO p.r
yard, or dress pattern from to sos. have in par.
tculHsevera piecesof very rich and ent
Striped Moire Antique all ooos; very heavy watered
Pouit de soe superior article of Brocade Silks with
satin stripes and Bars OF all coiors and the very latest
styles TURK sstins al reduced prices. Blk silks oil
hoed iof 20 cents worth enc dol several pieces Of yrd
few pieces which cannot he ncat In snort Ladies wbo
favor me with call csnno, butte satisfied as am de
termined not TO he outdone by any one.
In addition TO the above Just received one case OF 20
cent silks ores adress pattern which IL worth double
the money.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No Female, young or old, should he without this
celebrated medicine II corIeeIs aud regulates the
thly courses al all periods, aetDt in many Cases like
cbaru n is alsU ifc hest and safest medic ne that can
be given children OF all ages, ana for any conpai
c0nsequ quenfly no family shonid be without II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

Many OF the most despotic Governments have opened
their Custom HOusebt0 the Introduction of these Pills
that they may become the medicine of the masses
Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is the best
remedy ever known for persons OF delicate health OF
where the SYSTEM has been i'm paired, as its
properties fail 10 sford relief.