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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

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sepsstiyes in thh Sssse: ssss29 sls ~, ~ 2
81 Diskist-Jcha. A. Gasley. gain.
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,isthr sss sssJ John Ehefmsn. fe-eiected.
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$50. = 7~sss ssNFiilisn Heimick, gain.
l6sh.esz ssEa 6sD. Tsnpksns, reelected.
Issirs so q Yhomas c. aThesker, gain.
sisth Sidney E4sertea. - s'ss.'
aiesks = So Edward Wade. = - 's e. -
ooh =. .f.s,j johu Hutcbins. -zss1.f - Z
aastsss-asss~ aJehn a. Bingham. : .ss,al :
sy,.fheD DeuScri.s claim the following.
ssass Disuict. g q. Pendleton, reelected
I'd 49, ssG. 1. Vsllandighsm. es,aa
IazEh ~ ~ ns' Wiiiiam Allen, gain; So =, /
eahzosssazE william Howard;
.sIshs $500 yaChsfies D. Mirtin, gain.
It'd .ass S. s. Con, reelected. .
! In the presea, tTaisty-6fth) Congress,
cur ssiegstioa stands: Opposition -; Ad
minstration o.. In the Thirty Sixth Con-
gress, according tothe sbsss. the Opposi'
,ion will have Is nsnbers, and ,he Admin
istratiun 6. Net 0pposition gain, s.. <
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

Deputy Grand High Priest, John NJ
Bsrrere, New Market, Highland county
-Gfaade King, Comp ster Thatchef
OF Cleveland. 80
Grand Scribe. Joshua a. Riddle, Wells
villa. 5Js5 III x 31 - Ht-Af@ -
Grand Treasurer, Isaac e. Gopeien, Of
Cincinn sti. a7-.l,sga-sr srs5T Hr As
Grand Secretary, John D. Calwell, Gin
cinAat. 'as'aE s -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

COUNTRY N MBRCHANTs win End 4, ,ioSiiieir
beneft to call on me before purchasing and pieIse
myselfto sill 10 them their stock Of Dry Goods as
cheap a. tbey be bought in Tie East, !.
A i ALEX HEYMeN N, iJ7, Main ssteAk
eWheeline Septe mber la5s oc1Iti
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

The Grand Chapter agreed that its next
annual meeting. ss ususI, should be on
Friday text preceding the 6rs, dsy of the
Annual sCommanicetion of the Grand
Lodge of Ohio for 1859, aad at the same
place which said Grand Lodge sha II select
for the above named communication. -
A Dispensation for a. new Chapter at
Ripley, Brown county, to be called Ripley
Chapter. was authorised. .-s'.. ss,s "a - -
The Statesman says:
An important propositio is to be dis,
essseds ss 20 a measure looking towards
IN early and Peieeatle dissolution of the
Grand Cha pier of Ohio from the General
Grand Chapter Of the United STATES : 81
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Utah onbS ~ PfNats eete ms
- fof!owing fesl estals lying In the County
Of Belmont and STATE OF Ohio, Wis; Lots No. 81 and
IS. aud part OF 81, ,he iddie laItof Los No. 50,
and the EAs, half " Lot No.. " IN the town OF
aarnasvilif also L0s No. ia in Hsrnss' Addttion
bipinG NE town., eohtainine acres more OF less
Al efths sboye FropsIsy ass sold seisIs Saturday.
The heufs OF 10, a.. r., sad T. ,. H.. Rsrsons wish
ing 70 purehsss vii Please cell and sysniins the
property. ~hss tsrns VIII be made known BY
- K. uAGER.
J. 7. MACKAIL,
Trustees for n Macksn. st ai,
sars.,vne. July -. isss.-,4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

TIE Grand MaseuB Bodies Of Ohio.
1From The Daily stsie Journal of the Isth.l
The delegates of the various Masonic.
bodies OF this State are now in session in.
this city, and are a fne looking body %
rnen. The aneual election of the. Grand
Chapter on Saturday resulted as follows:
Ora I'd High Priest, Coz p. Geo. Rex. of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
she tse,tmeot of Bowel Complaints q
| hda z; fSas a1'fss &. ts3Ys $a.rALML,d

; ssfslth No. y. 1858. -
! Prepared only BY Or. e. M.eJucksohs No.
as. Arch Street, and for salesby Druggist is
md lStntekeepers s;irougheut- the Uni,ed
States ands Gansda.ss Price 75s cents per
/, .sst e fsss1a 1si 7E1AfaA2-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

oc1.APPo1hT AeEMTS
= TO oINVAIIDS- ;
J = DIR. HARDMAN, :
"A natyticai Physicfan and Physician
issse--1for Diseases of the Lungs,
1EaoRMERLY Physician. to Cincinnati
IL Marine Hospital snd tnvalids Retreat. Cor
Of ohserv stion thor Of Letters TO Invaids and
edito. ef Ne Medical siethaseepe." !" may be CON
SE.CE.AERSVILLE. OHIO,
ssshs NA1loNAE HOTEL. THURSDAY. ooei. 2s
BAF11IE8vILLB, OHIO {
st the eBaRNEsv1LKE HOUSE sArosO.r. oe, 80
- 6ELLA1RE, NORTON HOUSE,
Z y rria-,u wEpssspAr, Oct.a7- = ---tEI q
= cAABRiDGE. hsoHx's -HorrE FsIDAr. Oct 20.
~ U5Br. -HARDMAN treats Consumption, Broa
chitis. sLarypsitas, Asthma. and Diseases of the
Throft and Lanss, by -hsd'est faAatatisHf 1.ss
Dr. HARDnAx's Claims to public confidence are
feunded upon the following fsets: n
the practices of the celebrated physiei ians of
Europe 10 well rs America. y Le.a1!f r. s76
= ? The pecsiisrities OF his system OF medication
differing from every othef yet adosted-does not
make sick TO- make we N; nor tear down TO build
up again-discarding All dangeroas drugs and pois !;
; His eedented experience in Hospitsiprac.
tics. where every Form Of disease was presented for
trsaiznsnt aud, in oases or death. xau1in aton
on the dead body ade. and the appearances of the
e9ected paris ;esrefuily noted down by his own
had for future lefes euce- These notes and ohser
,yations thus made, when Completed will form two
large volumes OF i've hun dred pages each. wbi.
viii be published for the benefit OF lhe Medical pro-
fession - +F-- -
4. In addition 10 mis-, his vast experience. eeauir.
ed ny travelling nearly i've years treating thou saads
an nualy, have afforded great advantages for obser
yatioa spd the s;udy of al diseases incident to the
human family In this period sime he has trav-
sed distance nearly equal TO two entire circuits
Of tse Globe and has seen. prescribed for end been
sonsa tied by nearly thirty thousand insalids.
- ALL DISEASES TREATED
In seiation the following diseases, either vhc A
colnpIieated with Lung Affections, or existing
alone slso invite censultstion-usually find then
promptly eEreabts. = 7
FfcssPsus and an forms Of Female Complaints
tsreguisvities, end Weak ness. tsa1 - s-sf
RPaipitat ion aud other Of Heart Disease Live
Complaint, Dyspeps1a, and all other Diseases O
Stonaeh and R0weie, Piles. dke. s,sz 7ssssl5l
/. UFAu DiseAses Of The, Ego md Ear; Neuralgia'
Epilepsy and all forms Of Nervous Disea Sc. -.
IPFe CAergs fer coxsxlfafiszlS ! II -
mayz0fd d. D. HARDMAN, N d.
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Shawyis.

Complete assortmeBa enbraeiugaas a3s ezt.
Long Shawls Of the mosr renowned facsories .
Bay state, HHtsrrtist Waterloo, etc. -sssStss;1
Stella shawis.-. -.MaRtis Styis. very cheup,.--=s-
Breeheshtvis ali woof ions Broens Siawls 10
Chenille Shaws, rich coiors, and sextrsosdissr
cheap s1hL9 4aAc n y aH
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zE@WF FGRsg FURsa y g

- F1tsVHU'NAHf bAh0A1NST
Ladies desiring 70 provide themselves with q
beautiful and genuine SET Of Furs tins eeasoa will
hnd II 10 their advantage 10 examine my stock We.
fore purehas as my assortmeat,s greater a d,
everit shas Fheeu. and prices cahsn.e erahfv lower
having pu rc hased thend rect from ethe I'm porte,
and Msrufaeiurers and only for cash, it gives me
sdvant age. and lbere:o e nab led
10 sell very cheap Russ Sable. kink stone Mar
tin, FreLe eh Sable, Fitch, Lynx, Genacfs; and aiI
the have iR.sfse qpa n,iii.s and
at all iprees.E- l=aa * = - = - ~
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Carpets.

i5g'rsir 10 4. III and ls4 very ehe.n. In a,,s.
kets can Q Ger sreat inducemenis.sz atsSfI [sss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

:sssSssstf. nzssIr. d usiostosa, 4 :spr p
sscsFsdisf fsEeht tefsrsiys ana feettpt sfcr
aeseyys oss seepssss. s.E:ss' ....s ,s...s -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1853.

The captain sick with yellow fever arrival In port
From NE test have been able @ gather have doubt
esss Her rro consists q hides The vessel In my juds
rncnt should not permitted 70 proceed until her cargo dis
Ss steam hr Columbia which arrived At this mort on The
18th instant II Charleston with crew Of forty three
has " sickness board since the list instant
three deaths These need perhaps particular mention
the snguariy OF each The that Of person
on board was reported well on he arrival OF De vessel On
tho morning Of The 18Th inst 70 my surprise dead body was
Instant Captain Berry reported thai his sewardess
physician Of the hospital ys her for on
ship did and reported her ofdonbn
% Ss aas es Ssr ss
by the officers Of the chip be sick His admitted of
doubt its character From the above but
concluson that the cases each Of very malignant
character terminating as above stated In death in less than
three days. {. q. WALLER,
The recommendation as to the brig Frederico was con
CURED by the Board and the Of the steamer
lumbia was laid on the table.
The owners Of the bark j. II. Chadbourne asked per
mission TO 60 up TO the Fast river above Twenty third
street Permission granted OF stream permit above
Twenty third street.
The brig Pulaski allowed TO come up on the 9th
inst
The application TO allow 1852 bales of Tampico goat skins
70 be brought up 10 the city, in order TO ship them for
Newark, was laid ON the table for the present
The application Of the brig Jonathan Raynor from Ha-
for permission go the Atlantic Docks Brooklyn
TO discharge, was laid on the table.
The schooner Henry Clark, from Havana applied 10
come up TO the city. Application laid the table
The G. c. Howard was permitted 10 the upper
Quarantine on the 9th, under the rule.
Adjourned to Monday, at noon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Sept 26-b 4. NJ
The commercial movement of the past week has the
whole, proved satisfactory merchants, indicating il
does, steady though moderate revival in trade
pondng very fairly the movement which taking place
in the manufacturing districts both this country and
Europe well in the commercial world Of England
The fall operations in dry goods have slackened
expected; but general rule, the leading jobbers
press satisfaction with the business they have done both
as TO quantity and as TO prices Some houses, indeed
said TO have done larger business than usual The
remark will apply 10 other manufactured goods the sales
Of books during the past month"; including the trade sales
far ahead OF thing that the sangune publish
ers expected Our great Northern stapc-breadstufs-
has decidedly promising appearance. The advance
during the week has been equal twenty five per
barrel the grades Of four and the sales
been large At present rates farmers and Western deal
easily pay for their purchases city Cotton
has not been particularly active during the week
but prices shade higher. Teas sugars and
other groceries have been maintained, without
large transactions at the auction Of coccs Thursday
advance OF &c. realized and at the auction
the following day prices fully maintained The 70
reign trade Of the port for the week shows for the first
time for many weeks increase last year. About
this date Last year. viii be remembered the effect Of the
curtamcnt Of bank credits began be felt by the mpor
tcrs and mportations suddenly fell or We mus,
pect the contrast presented by the following tables
continue for nearly every week from this out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Dallas, 100. Any person may abase common nuisance
pl 9, and W. pi 2Bscon's abr. tit Nuisance Go
myns dig It, action upon the for nuisance, d. 4-S
Black Comm. 7-lsoughtOn vs. Butler, r R. a64. ns
right necessary TO the good order Of society and the
why the law allows this private and summary
method Of doing oneself justice because injuries Of this
kind which obsruct annoy such things Of daily
convenience and USE require immediate remedy, and
cannot wait for the slow Of the ordinary forms Of
Black Com ..s; g much s "a for sss ~
common law. Have they become obsoleteP The hrst
to which l shall refer in courts 10
the Fifth ward, where the building situated. He had
the inmates forciby removed and the buildings torn
down. The Board Of Health OF the city had directed the
nuisance be abacd, but shown that this or
der in writing Chief Justice Savage, in delivering
the opinion Of the Court, says
Here ;s proof wss e% my adgmsn.
xSo desired prs.ssss psse health and Specially
offensive nuisance cannot be imagined than the buildings
The case of Van Wormcr Mayor, &c. of Albany lin
Supreme Court, Ii Wend. R., 2e3 affirmed in Court Of
Errors Is wend.) r. l6e when buildings were
order OF the Board Of Health to prevent the spread of
Asiatc cholera in 1862, is another in point
(art vs. The Mayor &c, Of Albany in the Court Of En-
rors Wend. X. 572) II out Of the threatened
destruction by the city corporation Of float for storage
purposes permanently established by the appellant in the
canal basin This held 10 be public nuisance, sub
ject indictment summary abatement by the corpora
any individual and every referred 10 above
by me rs in that case cited as sound authority Among
the members Of the court Chief Justice Savage JUS
tees Sutherland and Nclson Stephen Allen Nathaniel p
Tallmadge. John W. Mmonds, Henry A. Foster, William
Ii. Seward and Albert ii. Tracy.
II there be those who doubt that the Quarantine establish
ment public nuisance, after the act Of the Legsa-
passed for its removal the testimony given by
OF its physicians the successive indictments by the
Grand Jury of Richmond county and the decision OF the
Cascton Beard Of Health 10 such say you will have
opportunity Of testing tho question Prosecute Rich
mond county for the value OF the propertyiet the trial
be held in county where jury can be obtained free
nom the influence OF passion or interest," and, however
mi Of lpr crTum
which have furnished weapons to her enemies she Is
pared 10 eAow that this destruction Of the Quarantine
not the work Of mob not the result Of riot, but the
righul and legal abatement Of public nuisance, by vir
tue OF authority old AS the common law, and which no
act Of tho Legislature could impair take away To pre-
vent the exercise Of this right the State must the
and necessity. fence erected public
highway public nuisance, and its defence by park OF
artillery and regiment of military would not make II
lawful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Yesterday was gala day among the military at Camp
Washington over three thousand visitors being on the
ground during the afternoon The regiment paradcd IN
she morning 4. nine O'clock and at half past they
were drawn up n line on the right of the camp, AMI
= photograph taken Of them by Mr.. Fredericks Captain
lawrence was detailed officer Of the day, and Leuen
AMI simmons a. officer Of the guard their duties were
very aboous owing 10 the great number of visitors on
abe ground.
TIE regiment win return TO the city to-day in the
three O'Clock boat Many Of them were bisy yes
terday getting ready 10 leave Their clothing, &c, VIII
be up during the morning The tents AMI other ar
tcles furnished by Commssary Ward will be retained for
abe Sixth Regiment, Colonel fnckney VINO reneVe tue
about three hundred The following are the OH
Colonel-Joseph c Pincknoy.
Lieutenant Coonel-Samuci X. Took.
Maior-Mlton G. Rafhburn
Adutant-S r. Piuckney.
Quartz nlaster-U. ~ Camp.
Assistant Quartermaster-wm. J. Nichols.
Paymaser-Bcnjamin +. Pnckney.
Engineer-Afred A. Arment.
Surgeon-Julan BeTghaus
Explanatory Dixon, Jr.
CAPTAINS.
Company A-Isaac Frank.
\ B-Ijeutenant John Medoe (actlng captaip).
:" C-Ffancis Srim.
D-Nicholas Miller
d" E-John G. Bernins.
F-Iewis II Vultee.
/" G-Thomas r. Murphy.
" H-Bernard Schwartz
Captain OF Artillery-James MchIahan.
The above regiment will form al the City Arsenal at
O'Clock where they will be reviewed by General Sandford
after which they proceed 10 the Staten Island ferry and
Jake the two O'Clock boat 10 the island The Eighth reg
ment 70 be in readiness TO receive them and after the
guard from the Eighth regiment have been relieved they
will return 10 the city.
Owing 70 the large number Of visitors yesterday it
past four O'Clock before the guard got their dinner The
mess room was however, all IN readiness for them, and
when they did sit down they fell TO in right good earnest
splendid flag has been raised the mess house. was
got up for Mr. Gustavus A. Ratz, the commissary.
The flag stad for the camp ground, manufactured
by Robert C. Voorhs the superintendent, hoisted
Saturday, The flag be at great distance
from the island Mr. Voorhs has also got all the Sibey
properly 1oored and in comfortable order for the
Within the Quarantine walls but little is doing There
but few cases Of yellow fever within the enclo-
The late cold weather TO have had a favora-
bile effect blacksmith, residing at Stapleon, said
taken down with yellow fever yesterday, and he
not exnectAd "a live LII morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27


The specie movement Of the week has been light there
having been no Wednesday from this port. No
specie was shipment from Boston. The vgo and
Bremen took s4le 800 II s not likely therefore that
the bank has lost much though, from the fact
that the banks showed last Monday fan s6ooooo
than they really held that day, win be safe calcu
late average much exceeding s27 500 900
afternoon California will be due this
week and the "Wednesday shipment does not absorb the
whole oonsenmcnt-a possible occurence-wc may look
for a better showing week There has been
movement in money this week. Demand loans the
beet securities sim made and az, though
the latter Is the usual figure, and Ia quite commonly
asked paid by the brokers Tho best short dated
mercantile paper done At az 5s; good paper, and
paper at long dates, at6a7as. Exchange Europe
has dull but higher than they awcck
Some Of the leading drawers have been asking
llo for sterling, and 5ii Cor francs. We have heard
however Of any consequence ITO
and iioS Tor one and sI2s Cor the other Domestic
exchange rules las, quoted.
The principal movcmcn, Of the past week IN the stock
market Pacific Mail and Panama, which have
respectively and AZ per cent The movement in the
latter began only On Friday and understood 10 he the
result cf a combination Of bull operators who may and
probably will put tho siosk 10 or 1876 The earn.
inss justify high prices The rise Pacific Mail appears
10 he due 10 natural eauscs The capital q the com
psny " ~ eco 600 of which the company itself owns
$500 600 having the amount held by stockholders at So
400 600 II has debt u any kind. The company have
now. IN cash, Of 81 300 600 which they fairly
poet win be increased 70 81 10000 before dividend
day They have, besides coal the Pacific and is way
there wh,.h $500 COO and and supplies worth
slooooo Since May, 1860, tho dividends paid by
this company have exceeded ~ 500 COO The profits Coz
the pas, nine months said have been greater than
those q any previous year dividend % cas, Is Per
cent confidently expected ny tho stockholders No
,embcr next
Tho representatives Of the great railways 70 the West
IN this city Thursday last pursuance o. agree
mcnt 70 proceed with their negotiation for the adjust
of tariff Of prices. Tho discussion very long
and though harmonious. quite thorough. II resulted
tho adoption, Saturday, q agreement, which
signed by onnccrs of oil the roads represented
The rsirssas directly interested do as yet
seem haye prcfted much--as the market price Of
their s,ockby this final treaty Of peace Perhaps when
the improve change may take place. Mean.
while the following has been The a the stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
sfpsvsc ron rors-rum pay.
srw rrsvs..s.... "a NOON RsEs Sieve "
srr sxrs s.sss.ss... ~ nias WATER morn n ~
Port or New York. September ~. Isye.

ARRIVED
Steamship Hudson tBrem) wcnke, Bremen, Sep, ~ o..
" With mdse and cf passengers 70 Gepcke, keugcn Rel
She arrived On the Battery lao AN Experienced
gales nd inst la ~ lon 50 IN hurricane, obliged 70
stop he engines for cfh hours Path af a. Ion g. exchanged
era, With american ship Wallace drom - John. NIB. Sept
steamship Caledonia eager, Baltimore VIA Norfolk with
mdsp, 10 W crumwcliA Co.
ship Kussuth of Bath Bacheder Arrossan Aug IS with
| iron, ~ q q Duncan a Co.
ship Borneo tof Richmond Ne) FBtner Lcrhcrn July ~
passed Gibraltar Aug 90 with mdse, 10
Bari sarfeie, -, Bcson days, In ballast 70 WIN Mel
Bre Edgar Or Of London) Monsrnan, Maeeio Aug and
Peamhuco 81 via Hampton Roads lwhere she p IN for
dersl days, with sugar " Kirkland Won Sacfs. r.
sre syrer Br, Cremore ~ John NIB, sdays With nsh 70
Nevfus Sons
schr Van zsndt Burger, Virginia adava
trhr stewart, Abrams Virginia, 2dsys
fsur James Lawrence Allen, Boston.
Steamer Boston, Selew. Philadelphia.
Steamer Wamsutia Nye New Bedford.
steamer Petrol. Baker, Providence.
SAILED.
ship Sylvanus blanchard New Orleans bark Tae0ny VA
schr Mary Alice, Ponce PR.
Vino NJ sunrise NE; n snnsst eE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
Whaleraen

Arr Provnceown 10th schrs Chanticleer Dyer Allan
tic Ocean, with 100 bills blkfsh OIL II HILL 10 sp las blk
fsh-sent home 100 SD.
Arr at Matapoiseit 9th bark Mary Ann Taher Western
Ground last from Bermuda with $50 bills sp ZOO o
Reports nothing I
Heard from July l. no lat &e A Tucker H0Qns Dart
mouth $50 sp, all well
SpokenAug IL, lat 40 N lon so W. Elizabeth Francia OF
Westport; report Of oil.