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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
Money for Pennsylvania.

A Washington corr espondsnt Of the New
York Tribune writes:
"The first tax levied upon the salaries OF
the employees Of theGovernment BY the Ad.
ministration, has been collected It was in.
tended to be used in carrying the elections
for the Democracy In the States o. New
York, New Jersey and Pennsy ylvania, piin-
cipsly, but something has occurred to
change the destination Of the money.
learn from the best authority thai every dol.
lar of IL 10 to be used in ,he State Of Penn
sylvsnia to promote the election oi mr.. rus
ter. as they think that his election In Octo.
ber will insure the defeat of Mr.. Lincoln ID
November, and throw the election into the
House. The reader will recolIect what Mr.,
Buchanan said on this subject, only three
or four years ago, in his Fort Duqussns
celebration letters truthful comrentor ry
indeed, upon Democrat tic honesty."
Remember the Election next Tues
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
VOTERS OF BEL. COUNTY!

The time for reading and talking
has about gone by, and the TIME FOR
ACTION HAS ARRIVED See to it that
you are up and doing from now
until the polls are closed next Tues
day evening, Let every Republi-
can voter be brought out! See that
no illegal voting is done! Have youl
challsngers--men Of intelligence 4
firmness--at every voting precinct
In short leave no stone untu rned, 4
victory wi ] be yours.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
DECLINE THE HONOR,.

Mr. Gunckei and Lurz Anderson, Esq.,
Bell. Everett nominees for Congrsss, the
6rst In the Dayton District. and the latter
10 one of the Cincinnati Districts, have de.
clined to occupy the questionable position
In which their friends had placed them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

The polls are to be opened between the
hours OF six and ten o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, and closed at six O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day.
Given under my hand at my Office in St.
Clairsvills, this 18th day Of September, A
D., 1850, and In the fifty eighth year Of the
State. p. LOCtIARY,
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
Look out for lies.

The Gazette of to day counsels its read
ers to look out for lies. 1t is hardly neces-
sary, as they constitute the greater part OF
the paper. For instance, he says the Cor
win meeting was failure and the speech a
fzzle. He says that in New York the Re-.
publicans hsve given the negroes the right
to vote, &C., &c
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
A Noble Sentiment.

The editor Of the Republican recently
said, in the presence Of several reliable
gentleman In this place, that 10 Oould not
trust any man 1 Prssidsnt Of The United
States WAC Was not Stakeholder.
A beautiful sentiment to emanate from Z
man living In free State, and deriving his
support from free men,. .a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
BEWARE

AA--AO-AA
Of all kinds of
RoOrbacks, frauds
and lies, started
by the unscrup.ul-
GUS opposition on
the eve Ofthe elec-
ton, against our
candidates. So far
as we know moth
ing has been done
but what is strict
.ly honorable, any
arges therefore
of corruption a.
gainst our ticket,
or of frauds per-
petrated by our
friends will be un-
true!
Be onyour guard!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

ONE OF OUR QUESTION: AnsyFRED-Ju
Claudy snssers the qusstio] proposed to
him by saying to us: III any body ssks you
who sm for, for President tell them u Is
none Of their business" & ta
There you have II. voters, clear and IN.
equivocsl- no doub, about his position.
Now Maj Neiswanser. and Mr.. McCsrt
nsy, do try and be ss honest a. Judge
Clsudy--maks q clean breast Of it--and
satisfy the voters. git laU
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

ner comes the first sight Of The church spire
Of his dear native village. They look for.
ward, even now to the triumph of Repub.
licaHism as to the full ffuition of all their
hopes.
Instead Of squsndering our public domain
by large contracts to capitalists thereby
creating large landed monopoles, we pro.
pose to divide II into homes for free men--
where in the sweat Of his brow, (no longer
a curse,) he may eat his bread. Instead ol
comforting the lands by millions Of acres On
political favorites, we propose 10 make each
head Of family landed proprietor. there.
by securing the active interest Of every mar
in the welfare and psrpetuity Of our govern
ment, as tho fathers intended 1t should b
perpetuated--namely: as an asylum for thu
oppressed Of every land, and 20 secure :h,
blessings Of freedom.
To persons desiring the success OF th
We would suggest that not only must they
vote for Lincoln and Hamlin, 10 secure II
but before ii reaches the hands OF the Presi
dem it must psss through Congress. tt
secure its passage here, a Congress Of tn
right kind must be elected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
MR.. BRECKENRIDGE.

In his speech in the Gazette this week,
speaks Of the Bell men az the
"Young gentlemen who are engaged in
enlightening the people upon the cons'itu-
ii on Of the country, by the ringing of bells,
with tongues as long and heads as empty q
the bells they ring"
Bell men read!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
Read. Read.

Let every Douglas Democrat read the
speech of Mr.. Breckenridge in the Gazette
and see wha, he thinks of the Douglas move
ment!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
Tom Theaker,

the working mems candidate, stands pledged
to support this measure, whenever and
wherever it comes up. To secure it :here-
fore, vote the Republi can ticket entire, and
have the proud satisfaction Of knowing that
you have aided By your vote in effecting one
Of the most wholesome measures for the
general good ever attempted In this coun
trv,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

Aud from The lasl named dsy untilthS 3Oth
Of December, will sttsnd at ny oGlcs, In b..
Clairsville, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes.
I do hereby notify the Tax payers shatT will
require one- fifth Of the Taxtn spscie; and also,
all Road keSsipss must b Esid n ssslbss The
3oth of Dsoep6 6sr, o. thSy sIihs eslsqASs The
beidss. esssshey On ths Ntesp re.at = 0Als,
=: D.ss y - w. 4.
cd in psy lisat Of Tar. L.f.l ..g.S
Sep. Is, 1850. .-.- /. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
A Munificent Offer,

Mr.. Glover stated In he .spsseh in the
Court Housc the other night That he had
offered the editor Of the CArosicls .fvs dollars
TO publish Summers speech! Only think
what q princsly offer this was to publish q
speech which would have occupied the en-.
tire paper for two wesksl Picture III!
Think Of IL!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

knl the said Trustees Of the several town
. ships are also further required to return
from their respective townships to the Pro-
bate Judge Of said county the following
number OF Jurors:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
PATRICK LOCHARY,

The present incumbent of tine Sheriff's Of
fee, has proven himself most excellent
officer; discharging his duty in every case
without fear, favor or affection. II the
voters Of .hs county desire the services OF
6rst class men in their important ofiices--if
they wish their interests to be faithfully
looked after, then they will re.elect Mr..
Lochary 10 his present position, on next
Tuesday.
WIN. WALLACE.
Is a candidate Tor Probate Judge, on lhe
Peoples ticket. lf elected, be will bring
to the discharge Of his duties, well cul
tivated mind, and thorough knowledge o.
the details of the business of the Office
These are qualities which the people Of the
county shuuld be able to appreciate in iht
occupsn, of this position. Mr.. Wallace II
10 every way fitted for this position.
C. L. POORMAN,
Has served one term as Auditor Of thi
county with signal success, and is now
candidate Tor reelection. No man has sal
sught against him us an officer or gentle
man-no man can, with justice, say wor
against him in any lwoy. He has prove
faithful to his official ,rust-he has dischare
ed every duty with promptness, and efici
ency, and now, If the people are willing t
rev ard the faithful services Of an homes
man he will bs reelected. VOTERS. Ri
WIN. WILKINSON H. JNo, H. PIPEI
our candidates for Comm issioner and lnfirr
ssy Director, are well known through0
the county. Where they are best know
their vote will be heaviest. They a
honest, capsule, and faithful, and the int
esis Of our county may be safely confdsd
their charge. ....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
How Herschell V. johnson Insults
Northern Working Men.

Mr.. Herschel vesuvius Johnson, the Doug.
las candidate for Vice President, wss In q
state Of eruption on Saturday night. The
street In front Of the St Charles Hotel was
moderately well filled with the first live
Douglas crowd that has convened this sea-
son. Mr.. johnson did not repeat his '66
apo,hegm, that Capital should own Labor,
nor did he sllude In any way to his threats,
made in Georgia, Of dissolving the Unioa;
but he gave his hearers a rshash Of his New
York and Philadelphia speeches. As this
was the first time our Douglas friends had
q chance Of exercising their lungs. they
eheered right vigorously, and we were glad
to see them show some signs Of vitality.
We had almost come to the conclusion that
they were dead.
While, however, Mr.. Johnson restrained
from Ss.asssrtlng that "Cspiial should own
Lsber," he could not restrain his natural
inclination 10 insult the laboring man.
Speaking Of slavery, he said: "Look at the
slave in your own workshops! They are
driven TO the polls at the beck of their mas.
tsrs, undsrl penalty Of being dischargsdl"
This was received with indignant cries oi
Not sor "No sir" "No, STREE, bob!''
and 50 on. the working men 10 the crowd
giving the insulting fa!sshood the most en-
phs,ic denial. A voice In the crowd asked
"Whst about Capital owning Labor'". Hs
answered BY rspesting the insult, 10 sub.
in substsnces NJ do not believe" he said
"in sns man owning another a. the masters
10 your work shops DOR
This was also received with the sane In.
dienant response Of "No. No" "Not so,'
and Mr.. Hsrsehsl Vssuvlus took TO bslchin,
about Sausttsr Sovereignty, to escape th1
aroused hostility Of his audience.
The workingmen Of this city have learn
cd 10 person, what a slsvehold!ng sristocra
thinks Of then. They have often been toll
that the nsvsholdsrs dsspIss oil laborsrs
simoly because they sre laborers; and tn
naughty, over.besring, insulting bearing O
lhis sristocra,ic, slavsholding nsbob toward
thsm 10 proof positive Of the fact. MI
Johnsou 10 one OF that class who think ths
all lubo'srs are or ought to be slaves snd..h
accordingly treats them 10 such and he
fair specimen Of the ruling element Of tn
Democratic party.
Our working men will show what the
think OF him st the polls .-Piitsburg Gazette
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

0rAn English paper says that General
Dred Scott commands the United States
Army.
We don't wonder at the above mistake
The, have good reason to "Dred" old Lun.
days Lane over there.
6T'Porter." asked sn old lady Of an Irish
railway porter, "when does the 8 O'Clock
train isavsi" "Och, Just sixty minutes past
i.yIn.: na'am," Mike replied.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

Remember the Election next Tues-
day..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

7 I viii attend 70 PeTson or by deputy g The
place Of holding Elections IN each 6f tie town.
On the following days, for the purpose Of rs.
/ caiyin o. Taxea.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

This he cannot. ~ he dare no, deny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24
DRopnsALs FOR MATERIAL FOR THE
APpRmAGHES OF The SOUTH WING
OF THE TREASURY EXTENSION
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 4
BURFAU OF CoNsrRrrrTor sat ID 1854

BUREAU OF Construction, sept u, lsSo.S
pRoRos,ts will be received at this Department
Of y ass srso e:,G Ss 1857
, Prepared stores for Belsian pavement sufficient
Bidders must state their price fof the stone. de
vered, superficial foot measured AFTER n Is laid
AID separate price for laying If they desire to lay
Five hundred and sixty (5s lineai feet Of Curb
snd hos s s. mot e
the top edge hammered straIs ht and true, inches
es the other, and have their ends properly joint.
Also quarter CIRCLE corner pieces IN . single
piece oil radius Of feet outside. and of the same
th;ss.s. r. and depth and same returns down the
rsdiu: of feet outside, of the same depth and re-
turn down the sides as above, and inches thick
les pieces ofblue North river Tagging. fee. by
no pieces of blue North river Tagging, feet by
~ pieces Of blue North river Flasslng, fset by
s. pieces of blue North river Flsgglng, 4 feet by
feet inches and less.
each of the above sizes of the best auaty Der sS
pedhslai foot and 1t must be prepared in perfectly
| thlok, with the edges jointsd square down a,
least two q, inches from the face. All the arti.
where .hsy will BE- used a. may be dTscssd b. ths
IF Due tsss sss. stone
cation at this Office and all the stone delivered win
be required TO be Of the suaty and style OF dress
Ing shown In these samples.
Bids will not BE- considered unless they are made
In accordance with this advertisement, viz at a
proe per hnen! foot TO, the cErbing and SHperf
etni GOT for all the other materials, nor will any
bid be CONSIDERED unless 1t Is accompsnied with the
yua an5y OF one or more responsible parties that
guaranty If his bid is accepted.
Inc proposals must be sent under cover to the
Seorsta"y OF the Treasury, endorsed Proposals os
i[aer,at for the Treasury Ertsnsion." and will be
opened at O'Clock p. m. OF the last day named for
If any choose to attend
3. Nj. CLARK, Acting Engineer
Sc N-lw In charge Treasury Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24
By A. GREEN, Auctlopeer.

JNTEREsTING SALE AT PUBLIc AUG
Won On. srst III sSP Pss g S.I pfSrs
Der, At 10 O'Clock, too highly cuit ysted Farms I'd
1olnine containing about acres esoh, situated
ssS ssress rosd IN sUa S: u nm On E c
Household Furniture and every dsscfip tion Of Pam
Stook, consisting an .rstt of sH.r-1 7.
THenty four head Of Cattle, oomyri.ins--
Mich Lows, young steers. DC, DO.
k a tsiIt, aass and shosts, lot Of sheep,
feir OF hne CerriaRe Horses,
Fiy Nsts. Buffalo Robes. BIenfetr. &C., &e-
ne. an Ss6ss ess sSss.
Brides, S.sie6 bells. 90 &c. s '
One -Four horse Warcn. gafness. Carts, csrryslL
SSs RSa. :.
And many Other S.sfsI sssiciss TOO mmsrou. 70
IL.stss ios q Clover and rimesAy H.y..iy.
perfect and free from ali m6rascs, has An sis-
se sy ssssss
closets, rang and pump in kisohrn, fnEAos, fne
sS ef .s Every ' dim rec cS =
elegant country rcsidencs: The houss. with in
Farm No has S sS SoS 80 ssass highly improved
sScd SsIs md :.ssIs g, e hor:.: ssiIdI5.;
cellent water 10 every direction. Also, sufficient
wool land and hne meedsws. TIE Arms vii be
ton. tk--..,n-li 1 - : - :
Terms Of sale: One third cssh; balance TO SUIT
property. An the personal proYerty viii be sold on
sTssIi o on p fSt ,or s ssTs over ~
given for notes enthusiastically esdorsed besrnr IN
terest from the cay Of sale, I'll sums under GO
Sssa; Ies Whole property real end personal, wi
Octotef, and the s.le viii be contisssd dsiy anti
me Whole OF the property iseisposed o. TIE prop
f q klysl ~ calling on the owner. WILLIAM A;
s ATrSaELOk about miles beyond the fsrms o.
road. Address, If By Iettsr, Costaes Pot Okes,
MONTGOMERY county, Nd.
se<-eoadps a gaD-l oH "A. GREEN, Asst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

II The address Of the operative lumbermen on
the Ottawa river, In Canada, to the Prince Of
Wales, was brief, and perhaps characteristic of a
class Of men who live in the daily presence Of the
greatness Of Iature, and to whom compliment is a
strange tongue. 1t il worth repetition for its
warm loyalty:
tute a body Of 10, 600 men, the bone and sinew of
Canada. We take advantage Of meeting your
Royal Highness upon raft to offer you our hea t.
and our affection for the Queen. God bless her
May your Royal Hig hness long remain the Prince
Of Wales ,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

IL The Baton Rouge Gazette and Comet learns
from a gentleman who came down from the
Plains, that on the 18th fire broke out in the
town Of Port Hudson, Louisiana, In the northern
part OF the parish, and the entire place. with the
exception Of one house. was reduced to ashes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

HINT. Oliver johnson, editor Of the New
YORK Anti-Slavery Standard, having been sum.
moned to serve on jury, presented as an excuse
Tor not serving that he is held by public opinion
70 be crazy because be is the editor Of paper
which advocates the Immediate abolition Of sla-
very, and the dissolution Of the American Union
as convenant of death and an agreement with
hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

IL The Catholics of Boston have just purchased
lot, corner Of Washington and Maiden streets,
on which to erect new cathedral. The amour,
to be paid for the lot is s57 600 The cost of the
cathedral will be between s4O0, 900 and $500 600
and the time Of construction three to four years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

Oln New York the papers are amusing them
selves with the fac. that more than 81 500 hav.
been refunded by the committee Of fourteen sem
to Boston last year to attend the National SAM
try Committee. This looks like a streak Of con.
science remaining In the hearts Of public ofici.
ais which People are surprised 10 find, and ex
press their wonder accordingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

O-An intensely exciting contest is going on In
San Francisco over the local nominations The
Republicans, who heretofore always united with
the former vigilance committee succession party
In choosing the city and county officers, now
propose to bring outa partisan ticket. This move
ment has called out ''An Appeal to the People, u
signed by two thousand citizens, irrespective OF
party, urging continued adherence to the reform
policy in municipal affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

IL The funeral of the late L. d. Rice took
place In New York on Friday afternoon, from St.
Thomas Church, Broadway, and was LARGELY
attended by members Of the theatrical profe
including hrst-class tragedians, comedians, super
numeraries, dancers and singers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24
Spirit of the RIerning Press

The Constitution wants to know why the wide
spread report that the Hon. VIM. A. Richardson
made use of the expression that as between Lin
coin and Brec kinridge, he was indifferent" il
not denied either by himself or friends.
The InisHig,nesr, for the purpose Of instruction
ut the present time, gravely recurs "to those sol
emn declarations and manifestoes which, at diff
ferent periods, have formed epochs in our politi
cal history"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

W On the 18th Of July the Princess Isabel Of
Brazil attained her majority, and, amidst great
rejoicing, took the oath Of Office, which constitutes
her the Empress Of Brazil in the Of the death
OF the present Emperor, Don Pedro H., her father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
TRUSTEE,S SALE OF VAIuARIE Pm

HRTY BErwfEs i'TH.rn isIa s-s rho On
NAB fkNN; AVENUE, WAsHINsTos CITY BY yir-
sge OF deed OF trust from Joseph CuvIllier. dsied
foIos u, &ey 81 the land records OF washington
county, ID q sh.l, al the request Of the owner
ana holoer OF the note therein secured, on TUES
DAY, the 10th day of October next, at o'cloct ?.
~: on the premises, eel. al public auction the fol
parts thereof as may be necessary VIZ: lots NOs.
90 rs, IL, Is ID, Is ls, ~, ~, Square No.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in 6. u
AND 10 months with interest. Deed gwen and .
oeeo OF trust taken 10 secure the deferred pas mens.
All conveyances at the purchasers cost III the
Terms OF sale are not complied with within dsIs,
tse trustee reserves the right 20 resell ct purohss
efs COST and risk, after weeks public notice.
WM. X. W0ODWARD, Trustee.
So II St&W&ds A GREEN. Auct-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

OThe Norfolk Argus says: ave are pleased
to learn that the Hon. Henry A. Wise will shortly
address his felowcitizens in Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Petersburg, and Richmond In advocacy of the
election Of the national democratic nominees,
Breckenridge and Lanen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

OrA person by the name Of Kreig has been
swindling some Of the respectable German resi-
dents Of Detroit by calling himself son Of the
Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, and representing
himself as the Possessor of immense wealth in
Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

u Not single hand fire engine is now in use
In Boston, the last company having been dis
banded few days since. The entire department
10 now composed Of steam machines.