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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-14
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
O0U0D q II O6oIY188.
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIEHEs,
WlHDoW CLAN GLlsWllk DlugID, &C
NO. l41 MaAn g., bss. 1sh 4 esA,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
e.. r.. 0l1KORD,

Thisd-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
| hsvs Just received, in addition 10 my fornss
stock Of Watches, Jswelry, Silver Ware, Ac.
Goods suitable for ChristmAs and New Years
PrssentS! Also, an assortment OF Mortsp's Pre-
MUM Gold Pens
nPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Spscts-6Gk
elss, vosld say, oOms where you can have pais
selected tAat viii ssit your eyes and Of the kind
Of Glassss that arc Dsshaniaslly adapted 10 suit
every coalition Of sight. This IL NO duess
work.
Ny penonsi attention viii BE- given TO the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, &C., which
viii be warranted 70 give satisfaction. Ever,
descriptions Of Goods la my line made to order.-
Kngrsvias done u Short Notice.
dlA4dAw
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HosrErrEn.-The surprising edects Of Hostel
tsrs Vegetable stomach Bitters in removing bile,
forcing An appetite, impartiDg health and tone to
the system, and dissipatlng dyspep.ic symptoms.
il trul. wonderful Every nsrvoas, dshilitAssd,
weak and anasistsd person, male Or female,
should try 1t 1t once. One wine glassful taken
three timss each day. before nsais, or IL the ps-
tisnt should BE- lady or child in dsbilitAted CON-
dition, half the quantity viii do until sufficient
strength 10 restored, which will Be realised in >
very short time, and convince the patient Of the
truth of The shove named happy results, which
have gausd fer these Rttars snch sasaAhls Tspa-
ta,ion everywhere. Kept u al the popular a.
looms, and principal drug stores in the Union.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
dsc13-dAw Mainst, bot. Sixth and Scvsnth.
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RnOM q. -. aUnIv1Nso AGENCY
q = u n - r r I'm Is II Al Il r = Al
o. CANADA.

h1OnD NJ - WU1IV8NS0 A0kNVX
q 8AHD Tn UnK nAlLn 0AD
o. CANADA.
- DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTEO4
yn0n 1nn wnsT 70
Bose0~, NS0 Fork, sad ths Elstsyn 6kotes
PIE ~ AtcAtess CmtyGI, 0vsss WAtws,
0eSsasbsy0A 4 Y~noss Ceass1i -
GRAND TRUNK AAIROAD or CANADA.
Passengers BY this ron - havs ~ oppersunity Al
vidting some 81 the grandsst and nest vos-
MsSsvs Fsiis, Svsps~stSn Dy13Se, 1AsssGsx Issss1s
A1rf1s " Ms 81 LSsreses, Qsebsc. Mssvss1, Whtss
Mcsststss, As 1sts1sv Dss&Ss, (NssSsy No ttes -
isSsfA), LxAe cAsaSi3fs, Fsts ef MesfnersscI,
HN1sOH River. Stc., etc.
On and altar Nay 4, 1858. Baggage viii -
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EMI0nANTD.
Passages may BE- secured q the o6Bcs Of ~ Co.,
PanJ In Chicago BY sAmiHa ships from L1aAsA,
Absrdssn and Montrose. An agsnt Of IL GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superfnfsnds thersncval e
smigrants and baggage IT Quebec frss Of charge.
Fare from 80 10 135 to Chicago, inclpdiss
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. = VIA r ID N,
on a2 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LON0i
10 under cnntrsct TO this Conpany for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists' rstsrn tickets fron
Chicago to the principal towns In Kurops Will
shortly b. tssucd. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the LeviAtAan, or Tor the n.
y. y. 3. Co., ships, can be Obtained 81 The ODos
Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 70 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK,
Agent OF Grand Trunk h. X. Co., Of Canada.
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q q DOZ. BRoOMS On consignment and for SALE
DID BY CLE0HoKN, TAYLOR co.
novl0d
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CHARLES RADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. II Court
~ lAndt at, New York, would respsctfully tender
hs professional services TO tho citEens of ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opened
IN establishment corner Of "a and johnson ats,
opposite tho Gait House, where, BY : punctusl at
tentioa to business be hopes TO secure the patron.
age OF this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND 6HAMPOOING.
Done with Nsasness ana D1sDasch.
G. X. hes on hand choice stock Of Psffsmery
Lubin's ExtSaSts, So, which he Offers Tor sale 81
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, 'Sedy
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Tho Cleveland Powder Company.

Tho Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG r assRGE, Agents,
No.l4s Main street, ........ KEoKuk, IOWA.
hFPER FOR SALE, In quantities to suit, the
~ following varieties OF Powder
Rias-FG. PFC. and FYF6. in -, III, and
S3n kegs.
Fff6. In oaass II = l ID. eAnistsrs.
Blasting and Mining--F. RR. and o. - ID. kegs.
SAFETY FusK ut Wholesale and retail.
We will furnish tho above Powder by single pack
age, at lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
Yymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver TO them here, thereby saving them all risk
Of transportation. In all cases We will GUARANTEES
our powder to give sstisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying in 8, 10 or 20 keg
lott, can Save money BY buying Of rs.
Sportsmen can buy Of US 1T retail
PowDxa in and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
Snor, by pound, bag or key.
0uN CAPS, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIR0E.
sep3 No. HQ Main nj.
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r E M Q v E D.
/ /!
=. =. , - I = II,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. rs MAIN-sT., BET. SECOND THIRD.
Having just returned from the East,
HRS NOW n ECEIvIrG
Aselecs Assortment
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he will be happy to exhibit to ali who call.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
And constantly receiving
EverytAing new n the way 81
HON,
He respectfully invites tho .Gentiemen OF Keokuk
and vicinity, when in want Of
EAsY-rrrIEo AND SIcK-nApx cLorHIro,
Srro give HIN cALL.-UE
N. B--Particular attention paid to CUTTING
for others 70 make. nsys' clothes cut.
keokuk, Sept. l6, SD
ANDREW J. WILLIAMSON,
Late Wilkinson + Marshall
Wholesale and Retail Drugslst,
NO. O6 MAIN~ST.,
DIFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail. .
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes Window q lass, CLAM Ware and
Varnishes, 1t and below n arket rates
Aug. Is, Esd
NJ IfkAlE Silver Crystaiised--4s ounces Chem
IN ieaily pure, in store and for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augtod 70 Main-st.
CrTs. TuKrENTINE-.o gal. in barrel. ana
- Al. WILKINSON,
sugl6a pe Main-.t.
iNskEp, Lard and sperm 0il--700 gal. each.
= '1''' ana cans. A 20 y, WILKINSON z
augi6d % Main-st.
A LcOHoL, SO and Us per cent--5o0 gal in stsrs
n aud for sale low by
a. J. WILKINSON,
AuglSd % MAin-st.
SOoPERs IslKaLAss-se ihs Of this superior
A. 8. WILKINSON,
auglSd % MAin-st
A iEk's Cherry Pectoral--2oo dozen u this
IA standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Ksokuk,
augl6d % AAin-st
L>RAYsER'S BAKING POWDER, admitted hy
j all who have tried IL ~ superior 10 any 9TH
or. Manufactured and for saie BY
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug24d % Main street.
VArntshes.
(yOPAL, Nos. 1 and 2; Coach, Iron, DemAr or
~ White, J apan and Leather, of the Queen City
VArnish Co., for sale in quantities 70 suit, by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug2sd 20 Main-st.
II ECkEK's FARINA, diet for insalids and
4. J. WILKINSON.
augHd % Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killsr-l0 gross large me
dium aud small sizes, for sale by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
augI3d % Aainst.
+ SHR0M ES--Grven and Yellow, dry, in store and
~ for sale very low by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2Jd 30 MAn-st.
DUkE Castor OiI--Prcsged and Clarified
1 by steam--in store and for saIa lnH by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aug3ld % Main-st.
Al ACE, 100 lts. prime Penang, in store and for
IVA saleby A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2ld vs. Main street.
r,nYYYNm~
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KELLOGG d BIR0E,

KELLOGG q B1R0E,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Cennisslsn Merchants,
And Dealers in
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. A0 MAIN 6rsEnr, KEokuK, Iowa.
sep ~.
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eEThe Detroit Advertiser gives . new
method Of computing Interest on Any member
Of dollars at 8 per cent, vhieh appears sim
pie. SepArats the right haAd fgus BY =
point, and the figures on the left hand Of this
separating point viii be the interest II esass
for six dsys-ths figure on the right Of the
point, dscimais Of . cent. Malsiply she whole
amount BY tivs 70 And the interest for thirty
days, and this sum BY two for sixty days,
three for ninety days, 10. For any number
Of days lsss than six, take the fractional part
OF the interest for six. Care must be taken
TO separate the right hand figure Of the dol
lara, whether there Be cents and mills in the
given sum or not.
A 0sntlenan frsm ths Eas, has largo stock Of
fne Dry Goods 70 dispose Of Tor des, able Real
Estate. Psrsons wishing 70 exchange Real Estate
for Goods Of this kind can the goods and learn
Ri the particulars at the store Of Messrs. Cox .
Shelley, No. IS Main-st., BY applying inmedi-
ately. Dee l3dit
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KAHE oEPSHTUNlTH!
Good Chance Far n Nee haMtc or La
hUreF!
A SMALL FARM, 50 acres, good new frame
II house, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machine, Ac.; said mill csn clear from $4,000 to
81, 900 per anpum, wheu "the hard times are gone,
gone away" said land IL situated In Souta ern
Michigan good climate, splendid soil, well VA
tered, Ac., h.
Also, no acre farm in Northern Iowa, 6ne soil,
well wAtered, 80.
Either of the above farms will be exchanged for
= good house and lot in keokuk.
Inquire Of PAkMELE,
Nov. i, 'bs-d6m No. b7A MAin-st,
keokuk, Iowa.
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The channel Of tbs river was clear oil
ice yesterday, and the Rsrry.boat made II.
trips ~ usual. II the weather continues
moderate, ~ Il was yesterday, we may soor
look for boats from bslow.
GHThsre WAS considerable rain on San.
day night which carried Of pretty much I'll
the snow. The storm Was followed BY 1
sharp freeze, and cold, clear morning. TIT
appearances last evening before O'Clock in.
dieatsd that Stripes dry weather Vas draw.
ing TO : close.
Gov. Lows.--Ws are pleased 10 learn thai
word wss received on Saturday night from
Gov. Lowe, who IL ct Des Moinss, and bad
been quite i'll with pneum onia, stating thai
he wss much better and expected TO be ur
and about in . few days.
TanraaAscs Lscruass.---The Lectures q
Temperance Hall have drawn crowded
houses. Mr.. Dstwilsr viii lecture agair
this evening. Those who have heard him viii
Of COURSE b thsvs, and those who wish Il
hear him for the frst time will have TO e
early. Ths Hall 10 over Kellogg / Birge',
Grocery Store in Union Block.
6HooTrHo GALLHxY.--Marsy has fitted mp
Shooting Gallery in Samples Building, ovsl
Ksadsll, Howe = Co.'s Auction room on SEQ.
ond street. Il il arranged 20 - 70 insar'
perfsss safety. Sporssnsn can here Try shsi
hands, and those who wish to praetiss for ID
purpose OF learning how, will have the in
strucsious OF Mr.. Marcy.
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Rork ana Lara Cleavere.
A VERY superior aftisls Just rsosivsd and fol
IA sale low By 6.W. = u. TUCK1R.
novk
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TEAS.
WE are receiving direct from Boston, and now
w have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock Of TEAS
one often behoids, consisting Of
Old Hyson,
1unpowdsr,
Young Tyson.
0olong or Black
TEA. We are selling 1t retail = good Teas 1t 80
cents heretofore sold for 81, and al grades 1t
least 20 per cent. less than usuA retail price.
All ws ask u = trial. Dealers can buy By the
Chest, or otherwise, 1T very low Agures.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
oct3bd No. lag Main-st.
Fruits ana Nuss.
WE Offer for :.s very Choice ;srs ard r.:.h -
New York u low prices.
New Layer RAisins,
New zants Currsnts,
New French Prxnss,
Hnglish walnuta, Fiibsrts, Dates, Bsasil Nsta,
J. IT.. Almond. s.4 =. ss ~. 81 !. e.
q wholesale Or sssail ~
es.ssa No. 10 nala-s..
OHSTEnsl
MalsbYss Daltamese OysteSss
n1IN0 Agents tx this Celebrated bsaad u 0ys-
DeE " skA1l always - II ssppiy, ..and ~ ahall
sell 81 retail or ~ tn $500 = low = any ether
nrst alass hrAAd. Hs1ah, Halrons and Fsaiiia on
always depend upon ~ SRss1asas, Of those o1sr-
KELLOGG BIRas.
| nov3d No. ll9 Main street
4 OlAeF vinegar.
| ri BL6. mors cf that PURs Cider Vinegar Just
y received from Cleveland. Ohio, and for sale 81
/ cur store 1t retail.
| KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
oct30d No. lay Mein-st.
| 4 m LBS. nov sage for sale By
lUU KELLOGG : BIR0E,
/ nov3d ll0 Msin-st.
l7lEkT TONGUES Tor sale 81
I'D oetsA KELLOGG ) BIRGE.
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AsorHEa RAnE0AD.--Our nsighbors of
Alexandria ere soliciting subscriptions 70
build railroad from their town TO Bloom
field, Davis county. The RevslIs says it
must and will be built.
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Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of Gosport, dosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk Of Paoii, pA0li.
Blk Rockville, " abash.
Blk salem, N. Albany.
Bk Of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal BIZ, Evansville.
Crescent City BIZ I"
Exch. Blk, GreencAstle.
Fayette County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana BIZ, Madison.
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r. e III NYEN /

LIME, Buperhne, and Fancy Brands Of Flour, 10
III Sacks and Barrels, for sale Low TO the trade.
By CLE0H0RN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
aug36 Lsves.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29
AN ORDINANCE

For the protection of shade. fruit and orna-
mental trees within the Incorporated vii
lage of St. Clairsvillc.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the Council o.
the Incorporated village OF ST. Clairsville.
That it shall be unla wful for any person, or
persons, to cut, break, shake, or mutiats,
in any way, any of the Shade, fruit, or or
namental trees within the corporate limits
of said village. Any person or persons so
offe nding shall on conviction thereof, be
fined in anv sum not more than twenty dol
lars, or be imprisoned in the Jail of the
county not exceeding five days, or both in
the discretion of the Mayor, or Justice OF
the Peace.
This Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and pub
lication. Passed July 6. 1855
&. w. HoGE, Mayor.
Attest; JoHT A. WORK, Recorder.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR d.
T. Woodbury., Esq, to be Director of the
Ohio Penitentiary. vice l.. q. Van Slyke,
resigned.
TJohn Underwood, magistr ate in
Prince William county, Va, has been re-
fused a seat on the bench by his associates,
because of his entertaining abolition scnti-
ments.
Hon. S. r. Curtis, the present RcpIe-
sentative in Congress from the Southern
District of Iowa, has been nominated for
reelection by a Republican District Con-
vention, at Oskaloosa. MIR. Trimble is his
Democratic opponent.
TJn consequence of suspected malca-
sance on the pa7t of some of the Conduc-
tors on the Michigan Southern Railroad
lately, the Company placed a detective on
board of each passenger train to see that
these officers made correct returns of their
receipts. The rcsul: was that three OF the
Conductors, Woodbury., Hamilton and Boles
Immediately resigned.
PRAYER FOR PARDoN.-A petition was
forwarded recently to the Hon I. Fl. Hicks
Governor of Mar land, signed by IA Min
isters of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Black River Conference, asking for the
pardon and release of the Rev. Sam. Green
a colored local preacher, who is now lying
in the Penitenliary of that State, under
sentence OF ten years Imprisonment, Tor
having in his possession a copy of Uncle
Toms Ca5in.-Er.
THE DECLARATION EXPLAIEED.-Stephen
A. Douglas, in his speech delivered at
Springfield, ILL.,, on the 18th July, said:
THE Declaration OF rutrP PuurirTIvv r1rU5nt
the white people,
1t is thought that this lucid exposition by
the distinguished jurist and legislator, will
do much to restore the confidence of the
South in this difficult instrume Mt Gin.
Gas.
SUEING EDIToRs.-Suing editors for libe
is alb out played out. There is cnly one
thing less productive, and that consists in
! shipping ice to Greeland, or wooden nut
megs to the Spice Islands. A swndler
undertook TO sue Philadelphia pape. the
other day. and was not only beaten but
committed until he paid the costs Of suit. =
Things change, don't they! At one time
an editor no more dare tel! the truth than
fy.-O. s. Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29

a1r"B. r. Cowen, OF St. Cl8irsvllle, is, ofcourse,
n ca Deidate, tior Congressl; and should he be nom
mated, ought to get the support of every rascal
who roek the benefit OF the Bankrupt Law-which
Law Cowen gave his vote and influence for when
he was in Congress, and at the following session
voted TO repeal. Just in time 10 let the shnrpers
through and 10 catch the more modest and honest
of the unfortunate debtors Node Co. Democrat.
There is about as much truth as there is wit OF
sense in The above slang. In the first place, there
is no such person ns 'B. r. Cowen, OF St. Clairs-
vile," consequently we have no such candidate
There is gentleman W no answers TO that coCno
men quietly pursuing commercial pursuits il
Bellaire, who is possessed of more brains than al
the Judge KEYsERs and MEEAYDEK Morris il
Noble county, bu; srilI we not aware that HI
aspires to Congress. In the second place we woulC
remind this noble T. editor that there was on,
here that had TO take the benefit OF the Bankrupt
Law''-we believe individuals ol that stripe wcr
principally Noble county Democrats!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29
fall Gltttiolr.

Our terms for announcing candidates are 81 for
those who are subscribers, and 81 70. those who
are not subscribers. The money must be paid Is
soon as the announcement appears. These rules
will not be deyiated from.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
DAVID HARRIS. of Richland, as candidate for
Auditor, subject 10 the peoples decision Bel :
mont. on Sd August, and oblige many voters OF
BELMONT.
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
HU GH MNEELY. of Pease, as Il candidate for
The office OF Sheriff, subject to the third ot August
convention. MANY VOTERS.
pd-
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
JENKINSUN WRIGHT a candidate for the
office OF Sheriff. subject to the third of Aug con-
vention GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the name of DR..
JAMES W WAKEFIELD. OF GAINESVILLE, as a
suitable person. anti-admnistranon candidate
tor Congress- sub ject the decision OF the Peoples
Convention OF II h district, 10 be held tine 18th of
August next. MANY VOTERS.
pd-
Mr.. EDIToR: Please announce the name of R
W. ARCHER, of Pultney, candidate for the
office of sheriff, subject 10 lie Peoples Convcn-
tiOn," at Belmont, on the third OF August
PUITNEY.
MR. ED IToI: Please announce the name ofJAS.
TALLMAN, of Union. candidate for the
Office of Commissioner, subject to the Peoples
Mass Convention" at Belmont. on the third of
August. MANY FRIENDS.
EDIToR CBRoNIDIE: You will please announce
the name OF ALONZO P MILLER, OF Goshen
as candidate for Auditor before the Peoples
Convention of the Sd August.
Mr.. EmroR: Please announce the name of
ELIJAH HOGUE, of Somerset, us a candidate
Tor the office OF Sheriff, subject to the Peoples
Mass Convention" at BemOnt on the third OF
August.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29

WHo WROTE IT!---It is now being more
and more boldly asserted that Washington
Irving, and not John Howard Payne, was
the author of the words of the popular song
known as "Home, sweet Home" Payne is
in his grave, but Irving still lives. We
think the latter owes il to bis own good
name. as well as TO the memory of the gift.
ed but unfortunate dramatist, to correct I'll
it DC one) this eror.-- Wheeling Hfel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29

ga patron OF the Chronicle, upon being ask
cd the reason OF his getting bald, said he did not
know unless II was carrying the Chronicle in his
ha-tere so much he in IL that ii took the hair
off, Gdzetie Of last neek
The patron" OF The CHRONICLE referred to is
ademened Democi atic Office holder ofthis county,
who hal been taking The CHRONICLE for month
or two, scarcely long enough to take the haI
off," although we believe The CHRoNIcLE did al
most skin him last Fall. Wonder if 1t wasn't
caused BY carrying a whisky bottle there, CaPiainl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-29

Mr.. THoBURN: would like TO ask the Mayer,
Marshall, or half dozen Justices and COnslab es OF
our town, five are never to find relief from the
obscene talk and lrightul yelling that some dirty
drunken blackgu ards of boys indulge in nightly
on our streets! Cannot lady or a gentleman
walk our streets these moonlight nights without
being made to blush for shame at their internal
blackguardisn! Only last might did | see scenes
o. this kind eaacted-scenes that would make
devil incarnate blush for shame-a drunken boy
insulting crowds of Lrdies they passed the cor
ner Mari, tia street, by the most chasing talk,
while scarcely twenty feet off sat one of lhe Just
asses of the Peace, quieIl y putting his cigar.
Is there no rceR Must ladies stay cagcd in
dingy houses, and gentlemen carry blu ige on To
protect themse Ives! Let those whose place it is
to protect the citizens in their rights answer.
DEcENcY.
ST CI.rEsyIITF July 2Sth IS