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) q Making atotal of olssg S2,646,27
/. = This was before the passage of the semi
annual tax Law, requiring two duplicstes,
instead OF one under the ole, Jaw, two settle
ments of the duplicate with the Treasurer's
instead Of one, two apportionments of funds
instead Of one and two sets OF reports for
the State instead of one, it was before the
establishment of the Office OF State Com'r.,
of Statistics, which materially increased the
business of this Office, and yet he received
for his services for the year 1856, the sum
Of S2,64s.27.
lo Rlr Gressinger received for his services,
second year. S2,434,73, he however had Two
duplicates instead Of one, but did not max e
two settlements, two apportionments or two
reports 4, The Slate,as the semi-annual tax
law had not been long enough in force to
require it.. Justice to Mr., Gressinger re.
suires that ] should say that for his first
y ssr. W hen he had the same work 10 DO that
charlesworth had to do his second year, he
rsceiped sbut Si,s99, ,ls.l The increase of
work in the Office, on account Of changes in
the law, accounts for the increase Of bis
bill for the second year. Since Mr.. Gres-
singers time, the work in the Office has in
creased as above indicated. by requiring
two settlements, two apportionments and
ttyo sett ol reperts,to the State instead ol
iben one requiredabe fore. The increase oi
||.wysork ID ihe Office. .duf) )ae MI, Gressinger's
time ,-was S5S6. 6.h6sss!The. increase son ac-
count OF double reports, settlements, etc,
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NOTICE

ON THE lirH DAY OF SEPTENBER. 1860
~ Moses Rhodes iieid apeiitinI. in The Clerks
Office of the court OF conltno pleas Of BEL county
Ohio praying Tor an alteration oi'he plat Of zsne's
addition 10 Bridgeport ins4id COUNT tg.sxtend-
ing the alley between lois 81 & s3 20 Whaeirg
creek in Southern direction 81 50 far East as 20
make the -ame 30 feet wide from the National
road to said creek and by yaosung lots No u to
s5 inclusive in said addition. anu ihe alleys be-
tween said lots except IN. alley aioress'd between
lot. 81 a. IS. Hi a.
Sept l3, lsio, 6w M0aES RHODES. .
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WEST WnrELlxc, ept. 8, 1850.

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SHERIFFS SALE.

John M laa vs. M,,re, a. K,rr, ct a..
DY rirtue Of an Mandate to me directed tom
ID the c,.urt OF Common Pleas OF Belmont CO.,
Ohio, wills sell on
Tuesday, October I'd, 1852 =.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ and .o'ciook
P N. OF said day, at the front door OF the Court
House in ST. Clairsville. IN eaid county, the tol.
owing described real estate, TO wit, Being Town
Lot No. IS in Wsllsce's addition 70 the :own OF
purtenances. Appraised at he snm Of es17e.
p. Terms Of sale cash. r. LOCHARY,'
Sheriff OF Bslmoni county, Ohio.
Sherif!As Office, st Clniisvilie, August 20. 1860.
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II would be interesting to know what new
light The Dr. has received shout ibe5 sec.
iionalism Of parties since his bal, was cast
to make him now conclude that fsbing 10 a
poor sasiness, u llKll NJ
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER or COURT.

lN SATURDAY, the sfh deg of-Ser tember
" 1860, nt 10 o'ciocl. NJ, ON the jSemises. vii
be sold 10 the highest bieder the following real
estate as the prop"r'y OF Eb ricYirger deceased,
county OF Belmont. aud being the east hall OF the
southeast quarter. .Ui Section 30, Township 10,
Range 6. conisininc - acres mare or lees
Terms cfSal--On.. tlim In hsad one third in
one year aDd vne ihIi IA two yeas, with inter.
est on the 1eicrred payments from tho day oi
sale. HARRISON b. ROMANS,
Executor Of Eli Clevinger; deceased.
August 9, 1850, 4w sef .ta
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q ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TN PURSUANCE OF, AN ORDER oE-


y the Probate court OF Belnon, scopnly, Ohio.
made on the ei1hth day OF May; d ie6n, tho
fndofs igned Administrsior Of the es,ate ot Lind.
ley NJ; Holloway, deceased. willon the Iglh dsy
Of October, 1860. al ten o'clock, a. m. on ssiddsy
cffsr fJr saie on the premises OF In the town Of
Flushing. the following properties via. l,st No
Is With Meat fi0ase On u, Lot No I7,wilh dwell
ling, Old store room and stable, q bnsll tract Of
land. seven acres rfrDrc oriss, and Ijot No 50
with new store house. An also, splendid isrm
two miles East vi Eiu,hlng lying on tbs Union-
town road, In Wheeling ,oS nship, contsining
$50 scres more orless. beautifully situated with
pretty gvod dwrliiI, house, good barn, good OF
rhard and well watsr-d, IN fact ons u tho bss,
stock farms N the neighbnfhoo5.
Any pei soi Wishing 70 purchase will plenss
come end isek sfsr- das o. snis. 1rMIs of ssls
one third in hand an ib7 belanse, In two annual
payingn.s, With inie.est and spprovpd security
bon DANIEL HOLLOWAY,
SEPT. ~. Ii;
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Make Way for Maine.

Have you heard the first bomb busting from
ihe Pine Hills Of Mainell VforoRy, glor-
iods and complete comes greeting, to the
Republicsh of the hs,ion. The shattered
Democracy ere routed q secuted and we've
meier lost single man."
The Douglas men were confident of
carrying Msine but this time maine hope is
lest. iFnf tt
One ye.r ago The Republidsns carried the
State Uy 5000. now they roll up, The signif
cant msjbrily Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND.
This is an earnest OF gloriSus triumph in
November. ~, ,Yns insari. .bsiaiA,enai =
The Bell;Eyerett state ticket had a vote
Of snly 1900 in the whole state. .,..s sei (,
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xnoo os ncwxaardipH

5000 O5 Reward! - ~
The sboye reward will be paid for the
discovery OF the peliiicsl locality ofthe gem
,leaeaps lie pshn4srssts Adpqs fetet;T7
Their position must be Prover clearly,
S.,hr,W iss tie sexsTd lssli HStBS psh{
You Brectipridsssi asssf fSSsd8Ssibs SrSd sf
i'm Morris; ;.youknew. " ksl Az eA2 shs fspii
ousls 10 gsi yoss he has not the power -
nsnd you ovyrte "auld Clootie'" Stand
Arm
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Douglas Meeting at Flushing--Lin-
coin Pole-RaisiDg---Con from
Democracy, &c. l-t
D FLusHfro, Sc ptem ber rs. lso

Democracy, &c. n i"7
Correspondence oi the Chronicle.
Y FFlusHfso. Sc ptember IS. 1850.
The long Silence ofthe fvmp Democracy
has at length been broken In Flushing.
a The Douglas Democrats to-day assembled
| In fheir strength, snd with the assistance ol
SOW sad-eyed ,Breckinridgers, after long
deIarA aid much shouting, succs eded in
roising aJall pole snd rsn Jpn fine large
flag. While raising The derrick pole the
bresking OF o ,rpps,snabled seyeral Of the
unterrfed Y illustrate squa'ter. sovereignty
bsck~ srIs. ibis nnj The msnglinv, OF a
wuuld.l 9 depay Sgtif'l finger were the
oniy pn'glN atSI o. o. Y tracss. The role itself
~ sbovt ssF, cab - Iu.D and nsiuse could
make ", ftnssfm.sU Lire pisces ,inch Ing
u leaf pju5ec on The ,p,tp make out the
last loot, anl Hands With strong inciina-
lou tQs " he .aXpTtdpt WoIheLor. Doug
hs.I Y v q \ " II V q y
J. $ T. arc 'ueaairnunied The siyod aud
for neniil $40 hrufs 81 deosorsd 10 cldgince
peysiIsnyo' Bre, { drudge breibren'' tha.
Douglas is the reguluT5ro,pinee ando stands
mde nore ertnce 30 Lincoln, except TO
state tliat h. IS uu honest man and in favor
Of The Union. While Republicans could
not sgrec wnl much of his doctrine, they
will not mJnrn over this little family diff :
oul,y VIII ca occupies the time VI their oppo-
nents. Tne speech + Il on the audience cold
os snow-fskes in December. falling TO arouse
q single manilcstaiion Of applause. The
whole number OF per-uus on The ground, in
cluding men and boys of oil parties, was 1863
Of whom 10 are Dsmocratic voters e Flus-
hing township. ..---
In The eveihg, eher the Democrats had
Dispersed, the Linsoln boys raised u tall.
straight poe. Three cheers were given
for Linco N, thee iof Tbenker aud Peep le Is
Ticket, and 'htec for the Lincoln boys Of
Flushing. The crowd then adjourned to the
school house, and although no previous
notice had been given over 100 assembled
and listened TO speeches from DR. J Baily,
o S Holloway aid J A Mayhugh, Esq'rs.-
Mr.. HollIway makiog his first public avowal
of Republicanism, This was received with
cheers, as was also similar declaration
from Mr.. Kirk that he had renounced bogus
Democracy and intended 10 vute the Repub.
lican tirket. a LincplI C,sb was organic d
and over sixty names are already recorded
The meeting then adjourned TO meet on
Taesday evening next. Throughout il WAS
highly enthusiastic and spirited, applaudng
the names OF It's iavorites and The remarks
OF the speakers, and giving three groan- for
the editor uf the B H. NJ. l..
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A difference OF

n uIItItuCt VI SlJU y
In these six items, the sane difference
exists sll through the bills ir my favor, -
In order tina: the contrast may appear more
striking, would state that his duplicate
was made under the annual tax law, mine
under the semi-annual, Tor December and
June payments, or two duplicates instead o.
one.
From the above il " i'll appear that have
done, to the value of Ss60,55, mJre work
than Charlesworth, in one year, and re.
ceiyed $500 93, less for it than he did for
what he did do. ! think have done all |
promised at the CONNIE ncemeut o. this arti-
Gle HI
The conjectures Of the editors as to my
fees the present year are all gratui,ous, they
don't knoc that will charge any ythIng, ard
Il should, what the amount will be.
The land assessing occurs every six wears,
and is not connected with the other bust.
ness OF the office. was fortunate enough
TO have it during my first year, and received
fol it the sum stated BY these gentlemen.
My bills was regularly submitted to the
Board Of Commissioners, and after care
ful examination by them, passed for the
amount received, as TO the relstive copdi.
tion OF the books and b Us mess Of the Office
as compared with Charlesworth's term. |
earnestly solicit an inquiry ene comparison.
C. L. POORMAN.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 18th inst. AT the Lewis House,
in st. Clairsville, by Rev. s. Y. Kennedy.
Mr.. A. NJ. GREGG to Miss CAROLINE
SNYDER, all oI belmont county.
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8tiageport Gotals
BR 1IGEFORT, O.
SEPT. 10th, IsGO.
pHuHK AND A HIGHT.

DEbHh AMI
A young limb Of the law from S,eubanvlle,
while attending the Fair on the Island los,
week, coutrived TO get drunk, and when he
came oves to this side to take the cars for
home, got into muss with the baggage
master which resulted in fight. He was
locked up until he bcume somewhat sober,
when the affair was was settled by ,ue pay
ment Of S5 FIRE and costs, Jenny was fnei
about the same amount.
GROSS OUTRAGE.
An outrage of the grossest character vas
perpetrated upon young woman in this
neighborhood, on Iast Friday evening. Two
yonLg men from Steubenvill are implicated
in the di.grace.ul affair; one as principle
and the other as an accomplice. The latter,
whose name is Melville, was arrested on the
same evening, and in default of $500 bail,
was committed. The former, whose name
is Kerr, has not, ut this writing, been ta-
ken. Officers are in pursuit of him.
oHUcH IMPROVEMENT.
Our friends Of the M. F.. Church have for
some time past been engaged in ling
their Churco building in this place. The
improvement is nov about complete and
presents in the interior very beautiful
appearance. The ceiling and inside walls
are painted in imitation of s,vcco work
which reflects much credi: on the skill and
taste of the workman-two gentleman from
Pilts5urg- whose name we did not learn
The Church will be re-opened for service
in, two weeks.,--N
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'rhegl Island Fairs

iheItanu rare fcE Ey.
The Western (vaD Agricultural Society
held ~ Annual Fat last week, Ths first
and second day drew out but slim attcn-
dance, The third-apa fourth were better,
but still notso numerous!y attended as tho
corresponding days of lastyeur. The exhibi'
ton was not so good as we have seen,
especially in the Agricultural Ond Manu-
fsc,urer's eaall which was comparatively
bure. Ina sjlay Of horses was good il
speed is to be The index-the races ~ ere
the great attraction. Or Estep's"Gnern-
sey," took the first prize for fast pacing -
We observed some good Durham Cattle and
also some first grade sheep. We under
stand from our Wheeling Exchanges that
the Fair has proved a complete success
which we are glad TO learn, es the Com
pany were thrown into heavy expense BY
The food of last Spring.
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work, Independent Of the land ssse.sing.-
How mucb did received The Books 10. this
Office will show that for that work I have
received but S2.2s3,s4, or si,l23,4s less
tbso my fees wOold amount to iif ] had
charged the same fees that Cbsrlesworih
lid for the work that he done, and S262 90
less than Cbarlesworth actually received
and S5l 80 less than Mr.. Gressinger re-
ceiyed iT the regul1r business Of the Office.
Now ] propose 10 compsfe few OF the
items Of charge 10 Cbsrlesworth's bill with
the chsrges in my bill for the same work.
Charlesworth's Bill. D., Posrmap's Bill
AZ liz. J...t:u..s. dpcJ n. aca., n,.
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'l'll form no fusion or ccalion with any
body Of men whose op fons on the leading
issue are in contravention Of p,y own -
Douglass Speech at Newark, NJ. aria
What say the gentlemen composing the
Democratic county y1icket Of this county to
the above sentiment Dare you to be as
honest as Mr.. Douglas Pretends to be about
fusionl t Ha
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sHERlFFs SALE.

William Warren, Adm. va. George w.
Williams and Samuel MeMnster.
DY Virtue OF a Vendi 70 me directed from tho
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
ohto - ~ sAli on
Monday, Sci ember oath, 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, AN and four
O'Clock. P. NJ, of said day, The following described
personal property to wit ~ acres OF corn more
or'iess growing on the premises OF George W
Wiilisms in Mead township Belmont county @.
Sale to be on the premises Of said George w.
Williams.
P. LOCHARY, Sheriff. !
Sher;f's Office, ST Clairville, September 18th
1850. prin sees275
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A CARD.

EDITOR CHRoEioLE:-I propose through
the columns of your paper say, a few
words to the voters Of Belmont county.
At the opening Of this campaign, Sss
apprised by my friends that would have TO
go through one OF The most abusive and un.
principled contests, that hal eve bee n
pissed through in this county. and ! was
prepared-by my personal knowledge ofthe
men with whom would have TO conte nd
to see and hear all kinds Of misre epresenta-
tions aud slsnders. and had made up my
mind, 50 long as they shoult confoe their
attacks upon me as to my moral, religious
or social character, to leave anything and
everything they might say against me, go
unanswered, believing that in this country
and this age, personal abuse will always
inure to the benefit of the abused. You have
seen their efforts in this direction, If they
have afforded them any qualification, why
let them enjoy it, ] envy them not.
Their efforts TO misrepre5ent me IN my
official character, is quite different affair,
and am compelled by sense of duty to
my numerous friends, ns we'll as to mysef,-
however willing may feel to entering in to
a controversy with these men--to pay some
attention TO the falsehoods and misrepre-
s'r,ations published against me by the
Editors of the last Independent Republican.
So far as the charge Of my being a single
term candidate is concerned, it had its ori.
gin in the fecund brain of these editors, and
as to the charge Of my making speeches in
favor of a retrenchment of fees, / admit
that is correct. | always was and think i
can prove that still am. in favor OF jrdi-
cious retrenchment of fees.
wrote TO Mr.. Welsh, our Representative
at Columbus, last winter, advising him 10
vote for retrenchment of the fees of coun-
ty officers, during the pendency OF the bill
for the reduction of the fees Of county Audi
tors. And | think that the following COM
parison of the fee bills of the =" Model Audi.
,or,"-one of the present editors Of the Re.
publican, with my bill for the same work
will satisfy any honest person that am a
prscrical advocate of frerrenchment. 4
Z II has been said that "fgures will not
alle," when used BY honest men, this is true,
brt in the hands of such men as these edi-
tors, they are as unreliable as the men who
use them, and as deceptive as the tricks oi
a Chinese Jupgler. 7r.i r
Now for the proof, and If do not a,isfy
you that have done more work for less
money, than any man who has been Audi
tor for the las. 6 years, am ready to me et
your condemnation. The Republican says
that Churlesworth drew for his second year.
work hut $2.296,27. That is not true, as
the following statement of the orders issued
f or and drawn by said Charlesworth from
the county Treasury will prove. He re-
ceived orders on the treasury for his ser
vices, for the year 1856 as follows: -,.
March s, Gn advance by request) $4,000
June 10, 600 OF
Aug. 4, 5000
4" 10, .. .- - 5000
Sept. 3, l00,01
| Dsc e. frf1 - 400 O(
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The Public Eahminatsoriy o sr-ssk
Ss,I S., or the ,Fsirs'ew seieet,, School WIN be
held on The 26tf, and t27 III, the Annual Ex.
ihibition Of the Acsopo I'm Literary Society
on Friday, ,.tbs ssth ofssptI All sfs inyi.
ted to attend. o. yrsr u- rod shd b. b. aff Z
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hThe Editor

The Editor lsiipofi ~ y N.lN ~
act Ofthe iGszetts and Citizen ia pleased TO
compliment the assistant editor, Of this paper
forswhich we, ,feelJhat we are duly thankful,
but ,),hat the ,Repub bicah party is at oil near
iss latter end j. eerta inly not logical Sc.
qIiehts. BY yihs way. Captain, speaking as
you do,of lie rapid downfall Of the Repub-
-lican party yoh cannot have heard the recent
HAVE YOU HEARD The NEWS
FROM MAlNEl -, I.s ai s4or, 3go
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JEl Breaking,


ca last Saturday night bold attempt
was made by a number of prisoners to break
Jail seth Cahoo, Jno Il Rley, Ell u Barnes.
and Pehr Barnes, were the prisoners who
undertook the job. They succeeded in
saving Of the arm which locks the one cell
door TO the other aud by driving the weight
Of the inner door sgainst lever planted
against the outer door they succeeded in
break ing the lock. But here they met with
what one of tas prisoners called ga yankee
contrvance" IN an Invention of our worihy
Jailor. 1t consists Of strong brace against
The base df the door and locked to The A or
Of the Hall The noise awaked the Jailor.
who promptly put them in irons. They are
desperate Chatacters aad fully determined ia
get out Il possible The first two are in for
watch stealing and tie others for Burglary.
Mr.. Thurston has now 10 prisoners in bis
charge, and his vigilance is taxed to keep
them safely, which he will certainly do. .
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Flcral Hall,

Fleral Hall,
,4J We are requested to infoim the Ladies Of
the town and vicinity tina, new arrange
merits for Floral Hall will be adopted at the
coming Far. The Committee will call for
and carefully return all articles designed
f,r F oral Hill, thus relieving the Ladies
from any care in regard to articles sent To-
Those wishing to contribute TO the Fa'i
will please leave their names at Patterson't
Drug Store. -
Air tight fruit will not be disturbed thi,
year-ell will be returned in good order. We
tust the Ladies will con 'ribu'e liberal y.
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Tuesday, October I'd, 1860.

in the town of S, Clairsv.lle. belmon, COUNTY.
ohio. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, s. y and q
o'clock. NJ. OF said day. the following described
personal property, to wit. ,...--
2 copper plates. engraved as the "Msp Of Mus
kinRum coun,y,":l niaps Of Muski' gum county, ,
lot of map paper. as the property Of U. p. Ben.
net.to be sold subject to Claim o. II, a Anderson
oi s23 81 also copper pl4-s engraved as ibe map
Of Delaware county.''a 40 the property OF Georgs
G. Eaton. Terms cash P L1CHARY,
sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff's Office, 81. Clsrsville, Sept. Doth. 1860
rrin,er's ices t2.50
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sHERIFrs SALE;

Thomas Csroll vs. Alexander Hammond,
pY Virtue off, mandate to me dfrec,,, from the
- Coun Of Common Plsos Of B-lmoh. county.
Ohio. will sellon .iit ftr..
Wednesday, October "a, 1860,
bet~ cen the hours Of 10 a n. and q ?. NJ Of .ah
town OF ST. Clairsvile, 10 said county the follow
Real estate TO wits lot No. 80 in the town Of
Bellsire In ssid county, excepting there out the
pAn sold BY said Hammond 10 the Defyndsnt Ar.
thor stewart that is excepting ~ feet OF said lot
fronting on Pultney Street Of the West end of said
lot aud extending back :he entire width Of the
sane, Appraised OF the sum of 8 .afs..s
Terms Cash.
Sheriff s Office ST. Clainvilie, Sept Goth. is1o
~ ,3-2s Special Msster cs,olnissioast.
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.9otaI STEMS,

~ m 0-rL. DANFORD will address The
! People Of Per.e Tow nsbip, at Bridgeport,
ON srtorday evening the a2d Inst, AT o.
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