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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

DIAPER AND PERIL merry
An assortment Of Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note Paper. Also, Bears Oil, Rose Oil, and Cologne
received and for sale cheap at wholesale by
sept24 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

fU0AKS.-
~ 3dozen Ladies Cloth Cloaks;
do Peersham and Beaver Clcaks:
In store and for sale. KEEN x PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

THE UTAH EXPEDITION. - The st
Louis Republican has accounts from the
Utah expedition under Col. Johnson
which was 1874 miles West Of Fort Leav
eaworth, encamped on Blue River:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09
Nurse Girl Wanted!

a COMPETENT NURSE GIRL is wa,ted, 10
~ take care of an Infant u moIIns Did. Apply at
Sept. 18th. THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

BANH NUTICE.
NOTICE is here'y given TO the stockholders in the
- Branch at Evansville of the State Bank Of In
iiana that the Annual Election for eight Directors in
sad branch, To the ensuing will be held ai
me Ban King House in Evansville, Monday the 81
fay ~ ovemher next, between the hours of ten and
SIX O'Clock. The polls will he opened az O'Clock i. NJ
BY order Of the Board 81 Directors.
octs-d; &wte CIV. RATHB0NE, Cashier.
Enquirer copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

- TAR CANDI.kS-
- % whole half and quarter lhoxes for sale by -
sept.G :. E.GILBEkT CO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-01
ARMsTRoSG's MILLS, Sept. 81, 1857.

ARMsTRoSG's MILLS, Sept. 81, 1857
Mr. EDITOR: As it appears to have be-
come tie rage 70 d very considerable extent
to publish in the CHRosIcLE commuDcs-
lions from writer's in almost every direction
W withn the bounds OF the county, deem it
somewhat important 10 let you have some
thing from this point. Also being impress
ed with the idea that we are entitled 10
abou as much consideration as some other
places noticed, so far at least as to occupy
a corner in your excellent paper. This is
nothing more than country place, and no'
a regular village, consisting of a GriSt and
Saw Mill, Woolen Factory, Blacksmith
Shop, Store, Post Office, etc., about what
under other other circumstances, might con-
sttute quiet village. We are surrounded
with excellent farms, both along the beauti-
iul valley o. Captina and upon The adj icent
hills, occupied by as independent a set Of
fellows as you wi find in almost any com
munily, every one knowing full well the
art of taking care of number one. There
is one little institution Of which We are des-
tiiute in the immediate vicinity, that is one
of those doggeries SO much complained OF
by most of your correspondents in the diff
terenl villages of The county, which, be as
sured, We deem not misfortune, but quite
the reverse amongst other things it may
be reculleciej tIat three or four years nee
We we're visited with remarkably dry sea-
son, when the mills were destitute OF water
tor an unusual length OF time (Which is al
/ he prnpeiling power We have down herF)
al d when nothing else ever Could well br
carried on rs Il livelihood, the establ sh-
ments were converted into what we're term
ed know Nothing Lodges, and they were
manufactured by SC res, and even h"ndreds,
unti almost all the Wings aud Democrats
III Washington township were thoroughly
worked over; but, strange TO say, since cur
water power Eas returned, and the usual
business resumed, that very important mat
ter is neglected, and the result is American
ism is rather or the decline here hs else
where. Well, perhaps it is al! right, as
such is the fact; Int we kn'.w few indi- !
yidupls who feel li,lic Ike Tom C0rwn |
did on the death of the Did Whig party,
when he stated in public speech that he
vas left an orphan. Ii may he, however.
that things will be made right in due time,
as union has been effected to some extent
ol all who are opposed to Locoiocoism, sol
far as this county is concerned; the benefits
of which are vet to be made manifest in the
future. Hope ii may come out well.
As this is the first attempt of this child
at any thing to come out in print, and as
cannot N asure accurate Y by the sheet on
which | I'm scrbbling, To ascertvil whether
it is becoming TOO lengthy or not, will
add nothing further for the present, only TO
promise better things Of arother time, per-
haps when sre how rhis looks. y.
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vortex of ruin and crime, and not lift a hand
or hatchet to stay the evil, for fear Of loosing
our influence for good.'
II you will give US fair play We W i'll soon
rid the town OF this rurse, and save many
sons and husbands from druukard's graves.
You will not permit US TO assist in con.
structihg the laws, and when you do form
them, you will not execute them. and if we
exert cur influence to eradicate an evil from
our midst. then the hue and cry, heroic wo-
men, amazonians, and much more which
always eminates from the lips OF some Ge>-
pot or iordiy tyrant. AS for the place tor
the captain and leader. TO be, cannot say,
Is l how set the honor OF being captain of
that company Of .infuri5ted women Of
which We hear so much. Do not understand
me TO say, was not one Of that respectable
company. | was with tEem in sentiment
aud action. and never have repented it. and
am not 20 be heightened from the pslh o.
duty. by such frivolous arguments as fair
play can produce. an glad that be can
inform the readexs of the Chronicle, that We
have some good female women lett. yes. we
have good men and women here, " to are
not afraid 20 SPEAK and act in any good
cause, and are wiling that others should en-
jow the same privilege, do not wish 10 de-
grace and enslave women, when she wishes
to maintain her freedom o! speech and ac
ton.
We are and have been cursed for some
Tine with tie liquor traffic. ard ny mite
shall not be wanting to put stop 10 its ac-
cursed system. Then whiri your taunts they
harm me not, but soon eva crate and leaves
not trace behind. RUSTIC.
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BELMONT, Aug. '57.

EhAOHA, huS %.
Mr.. EDITOR: Here is that ese er we lcome
visitor the Chronicle, and another CORES
pondent IRON Belmont, who from his sigma
ture, desires all sides to have iair-piay, and
also community 10 have just estimate OF
the character oi the cIIizens of this place,
not 10 believe that We are all Bruiser S, Plug
uglies or AmazOnian women, &c, nov am
as anxious that our village should have a
but am also willing to be honest and tell
the truth, and not try to hide the defects Of
sOur Lords of Creation,' for fear it would
give our village a bad name. AS regards
tlers being only one man in town, who gets
drunk, we think he is mistaken, we think
there could be several named, who get part
ly tight, not quIte SO much SO, as % wallow
in the streets, Sut nevertheless quite as
much intoxicated as the one h aliudes to.
AS regards the heroic women, Amazon
ions naichets, that be speaks off, | would
beg him TO suggest that If we had now he
roic men, men who love truth better than
error, who would ever be willing, regardless
OF circumstances, to practice those princi-
pies of truth and Justice, which are inherent
our nature. say there would be M ne
cessity for women TO assume so much he
roisn, she would not then be in danger of
'luosing her attributes os refnements by
which she wields her influence for good
tell you it is because we have just such men
in community as Fair Play, who are afraid
to move in any cause of reformation what.
ever, without waiting 10 see which way the
popular current of the day moves, that we
have to move out of what he terms our
sphere. | ask as have heretofore; who is
it that suffers most from the curse of drunk
ennessl what is.it that destroys that soft
voice in women so much az drunken hus-
band. or causes her TO love all that ycu
could admire or love, SO soon as witnessing
the degrading effects intempetance has on
her father, son or brother.
And Judging trQm the past, how long will
it take yuu Lords o. Creation 10 eradicate
the evil from our land, car you answer the
question, no you canuot, tor this generation
will pass away, another and another will
come and 60, out you will still be deeper
and deeper in latyrinlhs oil intemperonce
and vet ue must stand by and see our SOM
and those Of our neighbors dragged into thiI
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UsIoKTowN, SEPT. 2eth, 81.

b Mr.. EDITOR: Wishing some notice given
in your paper Of the accident which occur
ed in The family of JAMES SiPE, Post Master
of Uniontown, set down TO write, on Sat-
urday evening. the 18th inst, Mrs. SIPE
and young lady residing with them, were
boiling tomatoes. WHITAKER SIZE, JAMES
SIrE's youngest brother, aged Is years, and
LoRA SIPE, his little daughter aged years,
were lying on the Aoor, near the stove
1t was about 10 o'clock, P. NJ In the acl
of raising the kettle, to adjust it. and re-
new the fuel it slipped and upset, dashing
the whole boiling contents of the kettle
upon the two innocent .sieepers, Whitaker
and Lora. What an accident. Whitaker
and Lora are no more! They died Sabbath
eyening-were placed in the same coffin =
each having bunch of flowers.
No event has happened in our quiet village
that has produced such general sorrow and
mourning. The whole village feels this as
a great visitation of Divine Providence, and
deeply sympathize with the bereaved parents
WHIrAKEg SIZE was a noble and manly
boy, just budding into manhood the picture
of health; with what proud and elastic step,
would he bound along our streets; always
happy when in the employ OF his brother -
1t was But to know him to love him. WHIT
AKER had many friends, for all were his
friends. He was the constant Tpanion
of his little niece. He has dandled her up
on his knee-rocked her in her little by
sung his merry lays for her amusement
trundled her in her little wagon-and at
night when darkness would wake his little
niece, and tremble to retire. he encircled
her in his arms and slept. There is a sweet
sublimity in the constant companionship OF
these two. Whilst they lay in their coffins
side by side. he seems still TO exercise the
guardianship. Methinks | hear him say,
ssLora, am with you." The valley and
shadow of death presents no terrors to him,
he constantly inspires her with hope
Lora onward 20 She delicate and trem-
bling, seems to halt, but again he removes
her fears. "Lora, this is dark valley, but
God is around and about US, his staff and
his rod shall accompany us-Jesus stands
at the gate for our reception. Onward Lora!
onward" and away through the dark vista
that separates lime and the Celestial City
they speed their way on angelic wings
they are at the celestial gate, he rests he
upon his wing, 'tis but for a moment, Jesu:
opens the gate. "welcome to the redeemed
Whitaker and Lora are angels of light
Q. N.
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JUsr GONE OUT.-At an early hour Mon.
day morning, orr good JailOr found that two
oI his guests had left without breakfast, or
pass. With bed post they had opened a
way through the bars, and slipping down
their blankets LETT for the corn fields One
of them had been arrested for assault, and
the other for liquoring a man till he died.
They have made good their escape
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AN All

Providing for the submission to the electors OF the
act ''entiiled an act 10 incorporate the Gank o.!
{ 'hiu AUD Branches"
5 cTIuN /. Be IL enacted by the General Ase6m-
Blu of lie State Of Ohio. That the act entitled an
act incorporating the Bank OF Ohio end branches,
passed the present session OF the general ASSEM-
bly be and he same is hereby submitted Ito the
electors OF s state, at the Ccnerul election To be
held on the second Tut sday OF October next, tor
their approval or reIectlon-and each eiector may
have written OF printed or parity written and part
Iv printed upon his lcket The words II or lie BANK
char'er,n or: Against the bank charter, or words
10 that effect and the Judges OF each election scis
rict in counting out the votes, shall set down in
separate columns in the oil books. the votes gwen
"for the Bank Charter" and votes given Against
the Bank Charter" and certify the number OF vo
piyen tor I'd against the charter, they are re-
Ouired 10 certify the number OF votes given ior can
didates.
SECTION D. 1t shall be the duty of the persons
opennr the poll books in ach county TO make a
se2arat- abstract Of votes gwen tor, and against
he charter, including statement :howi"g the
number OF votes cast. which were neither tor or
against the charter. And the clerk Of the court
of common pleas of each county shall Immediately
after such abstract is made, make a Certified cpy
thereof, under the seal at the court, and forward
tie same by mail to the governor at Columbus
marked on the outside, abstract OF votes Tor ana
aganst bank charter, given in--cuunty."
SeCrIoy 3. II shall be the duty ot the gOve nor,
ms soon after SAID election practicable. with the
MD OF the auditor or secretary OF state, to ope:
and abstract all sail returns; and the governor
shuIl immediately iherea Ter, by proclamation IN
some newspaper published at Columbus. get forth
The number OF votes given f1i the charter. the
number o. votes giy-n against the charter and the
nuntar OF votes given which were neither tor nor
against the ch hgrier; and il maio.iy OF all the
votes gwen were..icr the charter, he shall tu sltr
state therein that aid charter has been appiON ed
by the people, and has lh=reby BE- lcoEs 4 law; bat
ii a maioriIy OF all the votes "lvrn snail Gu' be f.?
the charter he sha /! so stale. and that the charter
has, ior that rrason tailed 10 become a law
SEC 4 That any clerk who shal tail or II glect
10 make return 10 the governor as required i'll Sec
ton two of This act shall forfeit md pay, Tor the
use oi tine proper county the sum ol five hundred
dollars 10 be recovered by aciioa IN the name of
the state.
SIC. 5. Tha: the act OF the present session en-
titled ian act to incorporate the bank OF Ohio anu
branches shall be printed with tie laws OF lh:s
session OF the ,Generul assembly.
N. Il. VAN Worries,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President The Senate.
March Goth, 1857.
AupIToR's ;OETIce,
ST. Ciairsyii!e.
hereby certify that the foregoing Acrs are cor
rectiy copied from the certified copies furnished this
Office s. GRESSlNGER
Auditnr Rel
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nJCHARGE HOME UPON THE ~
r TREASURY PLUNDERING ~
lrDEMOCRACY THAT GOV ME--G
GrDILL PERMITTED JOHN CO
0T BRESLIN TO HOLD THE -
OF TREASURY OFFICE TEN -
o. MONTHS BEFORE FILLING 30
rHIS BOND! -
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BANKs ARE EREAKIEG.-A perfect ava
lanche OF Banks have gone down during tie
last few days. People must be very care
ful what they take Best to refuse all East
ern money, and in fact all paper money ex-
cept Ohio State Branches, for week or
two, Until we hear of more.
The Wheeling Banks, at the request o.
the citizens, have suspende specie payment
The design wus TO defeat tie purpose OF
certain Brokers, " ho were for making a run
over them. Their notes are current IN
Wheeling. and we will still receive them
on subscription without discount. We have
confidence in the solvency of the Wheeling
Banks.
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C. o. r. r. Time Table for the
Stations in Belmont County.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

trWe are authorized to announce the name
81 ANDREW ALEXANDER, E-q.. a candi-
date for re election tor Justice OF The Peace of
.Richland Tp., at The Oct. Election.
TWe are authorized 10 announce the Rame Of
DAVID HARRIS as an independent Candidate Tor
Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-01

OF ALL THE WoNpERs.-PeoPle will
cone in from all sections to see the wunG-
ers at the fair. They will praise The fast
horses and all that hut kLINE'S new Stock
Of Goods rivaiing any thing ever brought to
town will be the great center OF attraction.
His stock is SO splendid and so extensive
;ha. any person bringing money with iheni
will most a;surcdly buy, and be satisfied
They can't help it. His advertisement is
uuavoidably crowded cut this week but will
appear next week.
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aflarritb.

On the 9th OF Sept, BY the Rev. Jno. M1flat
Mr.. WIN. G. IiEwEY, q Washington. Pa, and Miss
CLARA L. CARROLL. daughter oiC C.Carroll, Esq,
OF this place.
On the 23d OF Sept, by Rev. Jno. Mofat Mr..
EVANS p. PHILIPS, and Miss SARAH T.. HARDEsry
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-01

EThe Laws passed by the last General
Assembly, (at its second session. have been
received at the Auditors Office, ard are
ready for distribution.
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Eotal gnttlligente.
Union County Ticket.

- SENATOR,
ISAAC HOLLOWAY. Of Flushing.
REPRESENTATIVE,
ISAAC WELSH, of Washington.
PROBATE JUDGE.
SAMUEL DAVENPORT, of Warren.
TREAsCEER,
ALEX. HAMMOND, Of Pultney.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
LORENZO DANFORD, OF Richland.
COMMISSIONER,
JONATHAN T. SCHOLFIELD, of Warren.
coKoNER,
GEO. CRISWELL. Of Pultney.
INFIRMARy DIRECTOR.
JOHN WARD. of Richland.
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JURORS,
DMINISTRATOR,S NO ICE.

~ Notice is hereby given thai Al the Probate
Courl for Bemort County. the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator of the
estate of Adam Orr decd, late oil Belmont county,
Ohio.
All these indebted to said esta-e requested to
make immediate payment. and those having Claims
against said Estate, Notified to present them for
settlement within one wear from this date.
se3l RICHARD ORR. Admir-.
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FOR SALE.
HEUNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR

sale the property which he now occupie les ar
81. Clairsvilie. thO. I he dwelling is 81
cottage Frame 42136 feet story twelve feet. HS5ta
contains seven apartments, rs built of goodS.EsA
material, and is finished in superior style The --.~
Out!uilding are sfahlmg, carriage Eouse, &c. he
land ted with the buildings is five acres. divi
Ged in 10 neadow, pasture. orchard aud garden The
orchard contains ahou. fiji. Apple Trees. comprising
kinds from The earliest TO The latest; twenty
lr of natural Peach aud eighty oil the finest
eties, rpening from August 10 the last vi October,
and in the hest possible condition The garden CON
Iains Chcice variety OF ornamental iiees nj shrubs
currans varieties of g1OsehfrTy strawberry, rasp-
berry grape. pear. cherry and plum
PAny person desiring retired. comfortable
residence will GO well 10 IOok al this property, which
can he examined at any time.
jyI6. Al En- foCNG.
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THE BELMONT MEDICAL
fE SOCIETY will meet at the BEA-
TLE HOUSE, in MARTINSVILLE, Ohio,
on THURSDAY, the 18th Of October, 1857.
HENRY WEST, Sec'y.
GSteubenville papers please notice.
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@WM. B. YOUNG presented US with .
fine lot of Peaches.
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TmENATIoHAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia is ths most .lGun diease among all clas
ses in this IOuhIry IL tasSumes thUusa d saPer and
IL the primary source of GmeTahle dangerous mala-
dies; but whatever It's type or symptoms however
obstinate its RESISTANCE ordinary preparations. it,
yields readily rapidly 10 this searching and uner
ring remedy.
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Probate court.
The State of Ohio Belmont County, SIS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT


| ' the following named Executors Admin sira-
Iors and Guardians have filed their accounts aud
vouchers in my office Tor settlement, 10 vii:
Harrison u Romans. Admir- OF Evan Romans. decd.
WilIIam Crozler, Admir- OF George RGUsh. dec d.
Isaac Booth Guardian Of VIM. E. ond Eliza J.
Nagn.
Henry West and WIN kennon, ir-, Admhrs with
tie i'll annexed OF Joseph KirkwOod, decd.
Samuel shannon, Admir- of John shannon decd.
William Wilson, GuaI dian ui Asa Mcmillan.
Julia Powell. Guardian of John b. Ge"Tse w. and
James P. A. Powell.
Suas sheppard. Guardian of Leandcr ID. Beeks-
Daniel Htnder hot EAR of John Brow n. decd
Thomas Thompson, Guardian Of W. J. e. Ander-
sDn.
Elijah Hosue ard Sarah White. Ex'rs of Jesse
W Nhitc, Cec'd.
2icIuas VI ilson, Guardian of Cinderella johnson.
JohI sion MCAilIen, Admir- OF James McMiiien,
I'D.
lie W. Pennington, Ext of Miller Penn ington.
decd. who was Guardian OI Samuel, JulIa Ann, and
Adam Perkins.
The first 1--WE above named accounts viii he for
iiearlu. and settle meHt the lGth, the i've
'he 2tla, and four last on the 2lst days October
next DAVID hAERir, PiChaie Judge.
sepi q, io57.
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The quantity and quality Of tie bile are ofv lta I'm
poranCe to health. Upon the liver. the gland which
iuid, these u 'i'iat' spf oIhca!ly, Ia
f1IIihy rectIyng s irrrgu 1rIlieS snd eii"stuaiIy
curing JaundIce, Bilious r. EiIIaTIs and al tire va
rie dis' sensra ted ~ Unnatural condition
. rt,a
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9 9leb.

/ On Friday, the 25ih. inst, ANNA LYLE, only
child of DR.. 2. and Kate A NJ Thobum, aged IS
months.
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BOWEL. COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels eriOrm their HEctI0ns property
The whole body suffers. lens of thousands die annu
lily OF Dyseniery, DiarrhHa, Chrome, Constipation.
aud other diseases these waste pipes OF The syst
The effect OfIhe Pill upon all intestinal disorders
whether casual HepidemiC, is phenomenon in med
iclne. By follow the printed reciOhs the most
alarming cases of bowel comp lant are promptly
nLt.l
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He III: I?lN: OF T;iE MILLION.
PFsEE.OsaP7sY AND FACT.
II 0LL0W AVS Pill l. 5
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.

The blood isthe DEMONSTRATING agent. 1tfurn ishes
the compnnents o flesh, hone. scle, and u-
ieEumeHt. The Stomach is its mauuisctGry- Ihe
veins It's distributors aud the nicsIncS the channel
through which the waste matter rejected IN Itf
productions is expelled. Upon the stomach. the cir
Ia ton aud the bowels. tie Pills act Simltan-
OusIy relieving indigestion. pa flying the fluids and
rem n err