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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
February 5, 1859

No. 10. AN ACT ...
To amend the l3sth section of "An act ofthe In
risdiction md Procedure hcf,rr Justices of the
l'eace, and OF the duties of Consta tabes in Civil
CoRrrs, passed March "a. 1858
Sec. !. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State of Ohio That section one hundred and
thirty ghi OF the act aforesaid be amended $, as
to read as follows: Section l3S The officer shaI
within ten days after rec living the wit execute
the same by restoring the plaintiff TO the possess
ion OF the premises and shall levy and collect the
cots, and mike return MS upon other execution
II the officer shall receive notice from the ius
iice that the proceedings have been srnysd by the
filing OF petition in error md undertaking, re-
qnired by law, in the Court of Common Pl, as, he
shall Immediately delay alr isrher pnre dings
upon the execution, and if the premises have he, N
restored 10 the plaintiff he shall Immediately place
the defendant in possession thereof, and return
the writ, with his proceedings AMI costs tax d
thereon.
Section 2 That original c,ion number u.
hundred and thirty, eight BE- an il h. rehy repeal
ed: and this act shall be in force from and after
its passage.
WILLIAM Il WOODS,
ICED. Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

From whatever cause, lowne<s of spirits. aud all
other signs OF diseased liver. aud other disorTani
Zsti IN OF the spSt-7 vJnis! under the eTafi-stin
influence of TINS al powerful anIIsepIc and deter
gent remedy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
LAWS OF OHIO
Published by Authority,
Al AC1'

w. u ~ nv raT
To authorize the sale of any and all Of the Shares
of Stock held by the State, in the Turnpike Com
panies of this State, and TO amend Section One
Of an act in relation To the duties OF the Com
missioners OF the Sinking Fund, passed May /,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

nr1M Sapaasah Rspubticin inominates
Hsn. j.. H HAMMOND. of South Carolina,
ior Presiden. IN 1860, snd RUFUS CEoATE,
OF massachusetts. for Vice-President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
SICkiY FEMALES

Should lose no time in try ing few doses OF thii
regulating aud reuoratins remedy. whs may
he their complaint II eau be issen with ssfet. in
all periodical and otee diSorganiz tions its effects
all but mi acu ols.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

J-At the municipal elections, thus far i,
the Republicans have triumphed gloriuus'y
The following dispatches, which we find
in our Eastern exchanges, speak for. them
selves: ..-t ..-a .-...F.-f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

6The Democratic scheme 10 increase
the postage, received present quietus in
The lsst hours of Congress.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
ArrIruR's OFrIcE,

Authors OFrIcE,
ST. CIARsvIIIE, March s, .lS5S
Icertify tho foregoing Laws to be correctly
copied from copies furnished me from the Secretary
OF State c L. PtiORMAN,
Auditor of43elmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

ROCHESTER, N. Y, March l..
The Republicans carried the election
here to-day. Mr.. Moore, the Republican
eandida.e, was successful.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
UNREEUTED PROOF


The testimony of Nations is unani msesiy borRe
To the LeaIhgvins virtues of has noble rcmed aud
certificates in every Living language bear witness to
the undeniabieness ofthsIr III rinsie wOsih.
Hollordy's Pills are The best remedy kno,or
an the ,oorid for The foliorin9 Diseases
Asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints Indigestion
Coughs lnhuenZs
Colds luhamatioa
Chest Diseases Inward Weakness
CosIiveness Liver Complaints
dyspepsia Iowuess ofSPirits
nIurT'ra Plies
IIropsy Stone and Gravel
Debility Secondary Symntom
Fever sid Asue Venerable Affection.
Feinal 10 Complaints Worms OF all Kinds
u y'tNJ-FION,-NOne are senutny unless the
words 'Hsii-E-ss, NsE York and L0rd0R," are dis
Ger aIsH u Watss.mark in every leaf of the book
OF - cctians around each pot or box; the may
he plainly seen hy holding the leaf TO tks hgA. A
hand some reward W i'll be given to any renaerinx
such ation may lead to the detection any
party parties ountericiIing the medeing vend
ing the saiae knowing them TO he spurious.
- Sold at the Manu- factory of Professor HOLLOWAY
80 N alden Lane, New York. and by alt respectable
Drug lists aud Dealers ia Medicine throughout ths
United Sta and civilized world. in boxes al IS
cents. 6ei cents. and 81 each.
UP There IS q conside rable saving by taking the
larger sizes
n B-Direetions for The guidance OF patients in
every disorder are afi xe, 10 each boa tsny2oSa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

I" CHICAGO, Ills March g.
The election yesterday passed off quietly.
The entire Republican ticket is elected by
sn average majority Of 1000. The Council
stands Republicans ID, Democrats 6. The
total vote is shout IS ,OcO. colo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

OswEso. N. Y, March /.
Mr.. Fitzhugh, the Republican candidate
for Mayor, was elected to-day, ,... III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

~
He was wiling to confer with the Senate,
but not to take up the bill
Mr. Washburne, of Me-, said the House
had refused to consider the bill BY what
legerdemain could it be taken up out of or
der.
The Spes ker, to relieve the House from
the difficulty. said he would retain the bill
for the present. The question between the
two Houses was one Of form, rather than
substance.
The Senate's resolution was finally con-
CURED in, and the House, on motion, took a
rec ess at 8 O'Clock, to NEE, at 9 O'Clock.
On re-assembing the House cohcurred in
the amendment appropriating s4i3,6oO to
pay the Florida volunteers during 1854.
Some time was consumed by Mr.. Jones
aud Mr.. Shields. in urging the bill giving a
pension to the widow of Major Harris and
in appeal ng against,he decision tina, it was
out of orier. The appeal was lost.
Noon arrived before :he,ksDpletion Of the
last roll call, when the Speaker SAID:
Gentlpmen: The hour has arrived for us
to serve the political and personal relations
which have existed between us for the last
two years. | congratulate you in the c"a.
snmation of mos, Of the necessity measures
to carry on the government without embar'
rassment. embrace this the last occasion
shall have to return my grateful acknowl
edgenent for the uniform courtesy and kind
ness you have extended to me as your pre-
siding officer. s'd .' aar'
have throughout endcavored to act will
eq usl aud exac, Justice 10 every individual
pnriy or section. II have failed in dut,
to any of you, now beg your pardon. Trust
ing gentlemen, that our deliberations here
may realize for this noble Republic the mos
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

1851. Total dsatis Ists-
Dei- OF Consumption; ilE 2I18
- ali other diseases s,b1S'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

fds eHTOlltu anu sent UdCk sne IlOuse anu
the President ....
The Senator from Vrginia's countenance
frightened at this result. l .. .r.r.
Numerous reports were received from
Printing and other Committees. .---.
Mr.. MusGn moved a resolution which was
adopted, informing the House tina, the Sen
ate having finished the Legislative business,
was prepared TO adjourn. f. .-. -sf
The discussion was then brought TO PEE
mature end; SO thr Post Office is closed and
the Senate adj,0rns sine die -.s 1r ..7-r.
During the session of thirty five hours,
the business proceeded without interruption
or any infractiou of the dignity of the Sen.
ate. No act so much became il as its leav-
inc. g. -+' 1rsramm-7 7sir .rr1e ..#-.s .
The clock struck the hour of noon, and
the Thirty fifth Congress passed into his
tory. - ...s frq.l-. D.
HoUsE.-1I O'Clock. a. Mr.. Letcher
made report from the Committee Of Con-
ference on the Post Office appropriation bill
il soys: without regard 10 the bill, that pend
ing the question, tha. neither House is un-
derstoodto waive my constitutional right,
it is recommended TO pass the bill precisely
as ii was sent to the Senate on the 2G,h Of
Feb. last. The report was agreed TO and
the bill passed. ea 7-' -m7l' E--.as
MIR. Nichols, of Ohio, offered resolution
that .he thanks OF the House are due, and
are hereby presented to Hon. Jas s. Orr
for the manner in which he has discharged
the t"ties of Speaker during the presen,
Congress, which was sassed; yeas l.U, nays
%. -..ts +.f P. saaf. -,
long time was occupied In the ennsid.
Grafton of joint resolution regulating copl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
From VERMONT.
TIE PS-CELEBRATI0NS
AND ACCIDENTS.
Cone.poadence Of Tie N. Y. Tribune.

Cone.poadence Of Tie ". T. Tribune.
PITTsFIELD, w., July 9, 1859.
The weather so far has been ather cold and uOpro-
pi,ious for our mountain farming. In addition to the
trosts OF JuIe we have had repetition 10 ia y On
the mornings OF the lst f,h and 5th slight frots were
seen in moot parts Of the State, doing no damage,
However except in few localities aud to tender vese-
tables.
The crops, except corn are looking remarkably
well. Hay never promised better; aud bayiog Is
begun in many places. The cereals are fine in appear
apce. and potatoes never looked better.
The Fourth was celebrated in many parts of the
Stste-poi, in all the most respectfully. Though we
have ProLibiiory laws in many places they were
utterly ds,egarded. In Rutland, for example, there
was nor. drunkenness and disorder all da. long than
has been seen for yeers 10 any part o the state 10
Granville, in yOuI state, where your wel.dgesten
Excise l.~" expressly for bids the sale OF all nt0k-
eating liquors on the 18th of July and Sunday, there
vas more druIkenness aud fighting than III the days
Of " Free Rum. .,
L. Springfield, very excelrn citizen WAS accidentally
snot bv young man .ho was loading pistol. Tue
han uer accidentally slipped upon the percussion esq.
The ball fractured the brain just over the eye lie
lived hut few hours Mr.. Harlow was iadnstri-
Gus mechanic and good citizen. He leaves family
and II ally fiiebcs 10 mourn bis loss.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance are
IN session here to-cay-nO, fully attended. Ibey have
* To 30 even IN t6is state before toe vile aud eg 81
atic G, b. overcome; but they are strong IN hope,
and believe that victory asals their faithful enfeavOs
But So long the foods drOgn Oh the east aud west,
spd north they sill have work their hsni- Every
row and then Kegs and b,el- are arrested aud spued
Tie old IDEA ibst rum is ueeded in hGyiHg, 10 make
bav. encourage many into the cauGesine traffic ami
a few net CAB co much ev. The sentiment. thou yh
general is Lot universal that rum Is aud ought
10 be baIished out of the land. Ore addition more
uu.t be made to rum law, such a. We have for tue
d.,,nctiop Of wild beasts tor nobody can tame ~ [;
-; boutty on all " 10 will catch kl the " critter,
Win fu ight TO destroy sithOut process OF law when
ev.T f,upd VINO would after seeing deaily serpent
or rocous beast, be required to 90 to justice To get
a process q law 10 Kill IT W. > De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
MORE ABOUT THE SALT LAKE FLOUR
CONTRACT.
DEMO CRATIC ECONOMY.

Frvr II s, y,sc>a Ma, Jvly e.
We published some da,s rnce vtter from Camp
FLOYD Ia he NsS0Eri Democrat 10 which soiGe Sc
were src ute7 we're ace the conduct of tle >ecre-
taiy Ui War; "a regard 10 the contracts (ur furnishing
TIE simy n ,ah Nth four Tue letter that the
col'rsct was let to Mes-rs. Holiday Il Marin, al:
sS tn per leo pound bids by responsible ,rtia
o SO per leo pounds and $ 81 per lin POUNDS aud
that by awarding the contract at =, the sum Of
$50 Go would have been saved To the Iy hen
ibe letter appeared cut QUE and gave to our
readers without comment, and for wOat It wJfth,
having but htle cOLhGeECe IN Il, tIuih. TIE IGLeg
Tan, however, received a feE days aierw4ri con-
fins its statemt Dts ant says the cootT set has been
twice sub-Iet rst greatly reduced hsures sHd thea
By the subcoIC actors a, sbou oIe iJuin VI the ori
Iai niTact price Dor attention sss Called 10 the sub
Jet by W ashDgton Telegram, deoypg any comp loty
OF Se rotary F.oyd with Mvsers Holiday Martin aGi
jus!rg The nract on tue ground tnat tue Govern
tut caves 81 coo cou pared with the preyIOu,
tracts for rui,hirg Il army in Utah ~un hour.
Nsaie 10y NO nisaUs prepared 10 believe taat al
Cicer filing tie post Of Secretary or War could condo
tceDd to the robbery of the GovernDen;, atnodgh Il
has been charged upon hun % Other occasions. We
dismiss this pau OF the story, uowling u entertain ar
create susIic nt the honesty of 50 exalted p1olc
s.IysLt. robbery Of the Govern neat, hosever has
been HD iec, AID apparently comdItted ny the con-
IyaIce Of Secretary FLOYD. II ne has not been party
10 he lrsuG be Justify himself by the publication
Of lie bids aud the circumstances. II this not doGe,
aid shortly, shall be compelled to infer dishonesty.
be mele fact that SIS 30 per 100 pvuad saving Jf
justification ~hsiever. Mus praise an Admins
,ratun for bSvug iool,ny given away sin,tsO b..
Cause it has heel The habit Of squsCdeIng for the
SAME purpose 500 Geo The report of ihe Wiley
Tan that the contract sublet st about ouefOufth
the original price, Is worthy o. credit le tue Sec
retaiy explain WY the contract a. let 10 Messr llo
hJsy & Martin a. the hghet figures instead of 10 j.
c. Lrt.e whose bad va. Vny e. ~ per 100 pounds.
II the -four w,S 10 have been the prOduct OF the
States instead Of the inferior article manufactured at
tab why old Secretary Floyd furnish MeSsrs H1lIl-
DAY & MeTllu orders tor GOyernLent mules ON their
j,te, to Salt Lake All of these thiDgs are capable
Of e.pla aiion and IT is bit due the people who foot
the bill that tc.y should have it. IL Is also due the
reputation of Secretary Floyd tina. he should brush
away tie cobwets Of pcion that are attaching nem
selves 10 his honesty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
MEXICO.

We conderse the following items from The Bropss-
nile Flag of the 23d June:
Ger. Vol has pronounced for Sauta Anna Gen
Nitaue on has declared himself DICTATOR 90, Also AS
Gen Marquee declared bim,elt Dict,,or.
This report, though generally believed, wsnst conhr-
mstiop.
A difficulty has occurred between Zoazua aud usu-
daiupe Garcia which has resulted IN separating these
two Liberal GeneIss Gen. Gatci, is at this time IN
Tan pioo With the mhOr pant of his forces disbinded
an d on their way home. Pc ton Of hi' stst have
arrived at MatsInoros, a. alsO TIC auxiliary orve
beaded by Col Miguel 1irreos, who, mosth or -
since left Matansros Ia aid the defense OF lanpicO
Gen Zuazua ordered platoon of soldiers To enter
the Mint at Guansjuato, take aud receipt Tor tho
money herein cont ained which amounted 10 the snag
ann Of $4,000, with Which Zuazuss troops Sere
pfoutiiy p,id while those under General Gucis
1.-The Tamaulipas foIces) were paid virtually mo-
thing This of course is the statement OF
Ieral Garcia and altogether more reasonable thaa
the counter vi Zuazua and his friends whtca
3 Ia the effect that Garcia refused 10 take a. ordered,
the adv al ced position in the amy. OF tho alosns
obtained at the Mint 100000, We are assured are in
the bands Of Igbacio Ga uno Vldaurrs Secretary, AZ
prt sent il this city, routo for the States 10 make
puchase of arms and mubitions Of war
The boundary survey between tho Uuitoi states ana
Texas at last accounts, not getting on very ws.
Al bands, from some unexplained cause, were at log
gerLeads Should judge, however that the difficulty
was purely etquetcn Msssrs. Clark aud Woi'ss
on on the part of the UD ed States, not having
trt ated Mr. Mills the Texas surveyor with due cos-
-iderat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
NOA PIXIES PEAK.

TIE O-vala M5rG.kid-, in an extra. states that
Wilsm y. tyeIs Of Om,hs, 4. Dean Of Kaamuoo,
Mich, w. D,fr,es of South Bend, led, and S'as-
well Of Morgan County, Ohio arrived in thss CITY %
the 9Th inst from the South Platte mipes, brissisx
a. so in gold dust. They confirm, ia the fullest de-
gree, report, Of the e1traysgsui inches oitae god
mines. TIE ErcNIsg Necs says 1t has seen puvsse
tier TO merchants 10 thst city, confirming the above.
Fr0n TIE 81 Lowe Rcpshhoan jay g.
We learn from The ifdresU0TfA Ismss OF Moacsy
that Of the coaches Of the Pixies Peak EkprsS
Con psny arrived there the evenibg previous bring
InR dates to the sd nit.
Horace Greek LEFT Denver in private conveyance
With weeks outfit, fvr Utah, via F0ft Laramie, %
the l9h ut
Anumense cor fagration commenced raging in tho
mtuutsiL Iiueres the 18th ut IL oi sua ci the
dividre ridge between the Gregory ard JsHksou Dig
gil es snd had turned huocrecs of thousands It
acIes Of pine land into an ocean Of fire. that swept
swsy everything toward the snow range. \ vfclcns
wind that prev ,led for few dsys inc cased the yehe
II eEce Of The d, Structiye oltment. AT Deover Cty
the existence Of the fire first suncunced by dnso
volumes Of smoke fhs filed the ,tnospbere from tho
noun airs ~ Cherry Greek. Many prospecting par
ties had beeV ont of from escape, and devo1ied ~
the devastating flames SuAocatei aud c,niered bodies
bao already been GiseoSeIed; p.ty a. a,lecn per
The Illi OILS COMPANY, in one day, took out OF the
oun'sn lead Sis worth o' gold, consisting ot nutn-
Der of nuggets. the weight of the heaviest OF weca
rs not less than H. penpy@eIghts. party from
Ohio struck second lead OF solid quartz, inpregusted
With heavy particles Of gold, at about tae sam tins.
The discovery was made ~ miles north ot Giegcrys
drgirgs Of the foo. of the suowy range. Tho fms
dsy they took out $50 ath ough they had nothing but
Ordinary picks Ia work vi h.
The Poky MOHAtatn Neics juno II, SAYS:
1--WE returned three days since tiom the diggngs -
Rollston's Fork on Vssques River, where We have
spent over two weeks. When We entered the dgglngs
the cOth May, there about twenty men 10 that
vicinity only two quartz leads hal been opeued aad
bat three claims Of those and two the oIaer.
In two weeks rom that time than three thousand
men AZ work and at least Thirty leads satsfsoo-
rily pios pcc,ed aud several hundred cl,ms opeaed
and poftably worked. Hundreds Of other claims are
b. ing opeueO and new leads daily discovered. Al
vet the discoveries and mines are confined TO very
sr sil space of country We think that not q CLAIM
has been opened outside of circular tract hsviog
diameter Of five miles, but the area i steadily inoress-
mo and no lunit has been found on either side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

CHrRcH SUIT IN NEw-UAMPsHInE.-Tne Supreme
Judicial Court OF New-Hampsore has decided csse
that has largely occupied public attention. Tae kee"<
Sentinel states the case ADD the decision a. ol! rvs;
"On Wednss5ay the Cbef.Jd.tiee occupied three
bours in the delivery TO quite large audience, o. tue
opinion Of the Court in the chsncsry suit OF the lnl'
,snsn Society Of Dublin, % divert 10 tner ase tne
fund Of E. 60, lett IN 1917, By the late Rev Edward
SDrsgas, for the support Of the Christian ministry OF
the 'Cotgregstinsl peIsnasOn IN Dnohn, where he
tad ficia.ed a. their mister for about W years
.ma portion Of the Society seeded many years after
the unanimous settlement OF the Rev. DIR LeonaTi IN
~a0, and now sue for the Of the fund Though for
IS year tafer Mr. spragaes death 10 saen claim was
preferred.
- The plaintiff. depended mainly on the assume
ground that the Cbi,srans are Lot Congregvonssts;
that they DO 10, adhere the Assembys Ca,echisn,
Sc. TIE deci,On mainly re.,ed on the fully es-
tsblsbed belief of the Court that Congregation
alisn had especial reference To church government
and poty sno not to any set OF particular doctrines.
Dr. Leonard views were vel. known al his settle
uepf a. well as the Rev M. Sevsll to whom cal
vas previously given. Plainly, the fund was intente
for TIE then existing Copgreg ational Society. We
DO 10, Gnd Tia, ths plaintiffs have made gu! then
'esse.
a: the Cb;ef Justice took occasion to remark tha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
THE Plans OF GARiBALDI AND KOS
sum.

DIR. Weinberg who went with GaribsdIs men ali
the ysy from the TIcino to Lake Gsrda hes written
letter to Dr.. WISE bis personal FREUD editor OF me
ysroele in Cincinnati. DR.. W. does not publish all
Of hi. friends letter, but says Of its substance:
He complains tina. he can render but shgnt ounces
70 the woulred whereas the troops move 10 last 70
give lin proper time to 90 justice to the pauer-. IL
Vnrese lie wriies he had the pleasure 10 render me IL
cal sssl-taIce to the Austrian colonel uhIer WHOSE
conn and be formerly served lie himself VS. g
n, n.ly wounded neer B-rgamo, where lie vas Y'7sI
10 stay few days ard dress his "oanis' shd Ho-n
which place he writes TO us.
The following is passage from this letter; -,
"LOmbs rdy Parma the States OF he CAurcn ana toe
hest part Of NJ, d.na are cleared OF me AuSTlahs;
Trey have sustained heavier loss 10 iame men Ana
portable property than is commonly known, Tor they
driven 10 their last post in Italy TO remain 90 tne
defer sive long enough give the allied armies q ne %
,ske Mariua Pesehiera most likely Is 70" IN inc
hands Of the SarilniaLs. Garbadl L now ID inc ~
Ion 10 take possession Of the railroad lnes cen
t,rIg in Verona aud certainly viii shortly secop
the feat Prince Napoleon comes nom iu'.any 80 80
y GO 10 $500 troops to clear Modena OF we
Aus,riaIs, and operate east OF M.h'un eat y.
rons in connection with Garioaldi. fIlsco Va r,
poleon's march will be from AooeLI
Reggo TO Nrondsla Padua ard Iineenzs N ms Isas
AZ Mautpa and Verona. Garoaldi VII sat- Io ,t
from Peschiers 60 north 90 the eastern so'o Vi -.
Gsria Lake double Veroos, snd unite "th Prnee ~ a
no.eou somewhere IN NincenZs. The oPeralon- u
cnrrec'iou with a naval demonstration some Hue''
sbor, Nsuiee, viii sud mus; Iesul! II 'he e1e VcVa