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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

Mr.. EDITOR. The Gazette and Citizen
and some Of the peculiar friends of Mr.. T.
z. Parker, are trying to make the impress
sion that ax-payers should support Mr..
Parker because he is heavy tax-pay er; and
some ofthem tell US he pays over $400 in
taxes think they more than double the
amount that Mr.. Parker pays. Now, sir,
am not one of those who desire to bring pri-
vate matters before the public, when it can
be avoided, and had not Mr.. Parker
friends, and probably himself used this
argument to obtain votes, he might have
continued as | do to pay his taxes quietly,
without making any ado about it. 1fpaying
large amount Of taxes is u qualification
for seat in the Legislature my claims are
superior to his, for have paid more tax
into the Treasury tha he has, and that on
my own account .f..frl I4. s.
But how came Mr.. Parker to be heavy
! tax payer? Was it from his own skill, work
manship, economy, or anything Of that sort?
Nay, except his skill in courting. Mr.. Par
ker has had the good luck to marry two rich
wives, and as the Guardian of the children
Of the first, presume he finds the outlet for
the largest portion ofhis taxes.
Mr.. Kennon is yet young, and his chances
for marrying fortune good. 1t may not be
a year before he becomes the richest man in
the County. Then where would Tom be?
How true that cause and effect follow
each other. Mr.. Parker and his friends get
and negroes are necessary for Legislators,
ture without them. 1t looks like Mr.. Parker
and his friends wish to introduce the same
thing here; for the present, using land and
| m NJ nc prn lrna nll
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pdy-' There are 10000 men in Ohio who
will fight for the South aud l and my two
sons are three Of them. 1T. g. Parker.
No -"Hurrah for JEFF. Davis. 1T. @.
Parker on the Cars at Belmont, in February
last. 1ff re'
bI-The Democrats Of Warren Township
will not vote for me because am in favor
of the War.-[T. G. Parker to 4 Bell man
at Bridgeport.
d rS-The Bell men Of Warren Township
will not vote fer me because l am opposed t.
the war and in favor Of Compromise. 1T. G.
Parker to Peace Democrat at Bridgeport
~ wheel abou, aud jump about
And do just soi ..r1 H..
Aud every time wheel about
| | junip Jim Cruwn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

D6yGov. WooD.-This veteran Demo
cratic statesman was the Chairman of the
Cuyahoga county Convention, which selected
delegates to the 5th September Uncondition-
al Union Convention. Gov. Wood was a
Breckenridge man. The masked battery
affair Of the 7th August don't get much
consolation up in Cuyahoga The Plain,
dealer is against it, and it has not an in
fluential supporter in that county. ~ &
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

n H0-FoR THE WAR.-OthoS. Holloway,
llssq,, of Flushing, who was Sergeant in
Company K, 18th Regiment, during its
campaign in Western Virginia, is.authorized
by Adjutant- General Buckingham to raise a
b Company Of Infantry for service during the
war Mr.. Holloway has a good field to
operate in, and, we believe, will raise his
company without any difficulty. He will
make good officer.
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ua-voLuyrEEn ArrENrroN.-- The me,

VOLUNTEER ATTENTION. The mem
bers of the company Of which we form part
are hereby notified that they will meet in
the village of Glencoe, on Monday, Sept.
10th, aud there remain until they shall be
transported to their place of rendezvous at
Camp Chase. 1t will be well for those who
do not expect to return to their hUpes be-
fore going to Camp, to provide themselves
with good woollon shirt, besides other ar
ticles of clothing which they will need unit
they are uniformed by the State.
p n. NJ FOWLER,
j. NJ. WELSH,
Il. b. RowLEs.
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pA-BELMoNr GUARDS. This company,
formerly Capt Wallace's, which performed
20 important part at Carrick's Ford, and in
following Gen. Garrett in his famous retreat,
is being recruited for the war. A few good
men are wanted to complete the company to
70 into immediate service in the 18th Regi-
/ ment, o. v. M, which is already organized.
Apply soon to the subscriber at Martinsville
Isr Bridgeport sa1n ,i,s' 3i.,.y
T. q :, HENRY TOPPING, Capt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

n0THE DIFFERENCE. the candi-
dates on the Sd of August ticket are engaged
in getting up volunteer companies for the
service of their country, or engaging in that
service personally, the candidates on the 4th
ofJuly ticket are eleotioneering against them
on that account, and pleading for she votes
Of ths people TO secure the county Offices.
Thsy,however, claim to be Union men. Yes
they are in favor Of q Union, but its a Unior
of factions for the sake of Office. a.lfo '''
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SsrANorHrR COMPANY Cow. .-Captai

% osSGrANorHER CoMpANY GoSE. Captain
Askew 8 company left here yesterday evening
for the camp Of the 18th Regiment, at
Mansfield. Thecompany numbers over one
hundred men, and is the best that has yet
left this county. Its made up Of the flower
Of our young men. Our people will watch
thsirco with pride and affection. God
grant that they may all return, at the close Of
the war, to receive the plaudits Of grateful
people, Al ira,-,... ,s ,,.. -a. ,.,fass4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

DrWHAT's THE MATTER ?--The editor
ofthe Gazette has not received notice from
his friend for more than week, that his Of
fee was to be destroyed. Come, Johnny,
can't you get up another report soon Your
friends are getting very anxious to get be.
hind those batteries again.
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S1'arriea

SrARKEY-i;i.lIS-UnIh The 5ti inst, by Rev. w.
Harris Mr. Levi Stafkcy and Miss 8 A Ellis oil of Bel
mont county. .. ,... .
neutrality-suspicious. the III inst, by Rev,
J. NJ Woodward Mr.. John II. Slrabc ol Wheeling Va,
and Miss Anna Jefferson, OF belmont county.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tie 9Th inst. by Rev
D. NJ. Holsier Nj. J. a. Chandler and Miss Lizzie
Morris.
BELK-PICKERlNG--Ou the ID ulL. by Rev, Duylt
Craig, Mr. Johu Bell hnd Miss Mary G. Pickering. p!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

Nor RdHT.-We notice that number
Of cur exchanges, the Cleveland Herald,
Cincinnati Gazette and Delaware Gazette
among the number, spell the name of Major
Coven, Uuion candidate for Secretary of
State, with an a, instead Of ane. This should
be corrected in time. Don't let it Je coted
Aat ,cdu -. Il - - !.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

hAThe officers of the Harrison County
Agricultural Society have our thanks for
complimentary ticket to their annual fair,
which comes off at Cadiz, on the I'd, Sd and
4th days Of October next. The show bill Of
this Society," gotten up by our friends Of the
Cadiz Republican, is a tasty affair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

@-In our notice last week of the picnic
at Loydsville we neglected to notice the fact
that vast deal of the credit of the affair
should be given to ourpublic- spirited fellow
citizen, DR.. Win. Estep. The people ofthat
section all worked earnestly and untiringly
to make it successful affair, but We believe
especial credit should be given the DIR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

hTWm. Riggs, who was spoken of in
our last issne as being seriously injured in
an ARRAY at the Great Western, we are pleas
ed to learn, is progressing well, and is now
thought to be out of all danger. 4 .lr
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sA-We hear the most encouraging news
from all parts of the county. The Union
fires are burning brightly on every hill top
and in every valley. Our ticket is now full,
and is the proudest ever presented for the
sufffages Of the freemen of Ohio. UNION
MENl let your slogan be, TOD AND VIC
ToRY!''9i -i''"- ,.'aH'e'i t..-la
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n@-Say, MIR. Gazette, what has become
ofyoup masked battery" candidate for Su-
preme Judge2 Are you waiting to see
whether he will decline or not, before you
hoist his name9 Wake up, Peter Funk
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pa-Deputy Sheriff Thurston was thrown
from his sulkey, near Bcllairc, last Saturday,
and considerably buised and scratched
His horse became frightened at locomotive.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12
G. W. CARROLL, Sec'y
sea- From GERMANY.-We never knew

sAFRoM GERMANY.---We never knew
until we saw the published proceedings Of
the recent Union State Convention, that our
good-looking eontrcre, Douglass, of the
Guernsey Times, was Dutchman. The
proceedings in the Columbus Journal make
him out one. Nir com rous, Monsieur
Douglass, TIA.
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y FAD the following from the Insurance Monitor und
IL Waii StTest Review. lOr Sept. 1860.
I'VE print tho hundredth semi -aninai statement o
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The OLD HaRI.
FORD. ii 10 laniary called Incorporated in I-lO
with perpetual charter II has done successful gene
raj fre Insurance business Tor half century. is stock
]. quoted higher than that Oi any American company
Within The month il has sold s2l5 and this price il free
" offered without any sales of any amount lts semi
annual dividends have become ten per co fixed lactsn
For detailed statement o ts condition Of the HLOyc
company. see small cards circulars.
assurances may be effected with this old and subsian-
ual company very reasonable terms
Dwellings insured for term Of years qcry low rates
IJ-For poiic-s upply 10 HENRY TOPPING. AGENT.
at the Belmont Brunch Bank brdeepon at the second
door East oi tie Court llous" ~. Clnir.vle.
HENRY TOPPING Agent
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sS-The Flushing folks promise every
body that attends the Union meeting at that
place on Saturday good time. A free din.
her is to be get for all who may be there.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

sA-Thc Harrison county folks offer a
premium Of $50 for the best drilled and uni.
formed military company, to be at their
Fair in October.
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Arw Adprrtissments,
Seeded at Last +!

LrROM 81. Clarsvillc, Ohio. the 7ll inst Bob tail
l. cd bay Horse, white hind foot Also a dee-blten
grny each about 10 years old and aou l5 haus hh
Whoever will inform me per mail OF their whe reabous
will be suitably rewarded Or sholld II be
veen for the finder pa ure said horses lil-say last
OF Octoher-by inormn; me immediately per mail,
they will be called ior, then, and I'LL paid
u. q. NEISWANGER.
ST. Clarsville, o, Sept l2, 1SDl. N
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FsS-The Secretary Books of the Belmont
County Agricultural Society are placed in
the hsndsof Joseph A. Harris, who will at
tend to the business of the Secretary during
my absence. r,' ...... .., .. n
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FLusuMo, Ohio, April II, 1861 ss

This is to cernyy that have had in use one
Wheeler & Wilsca's Sewing Machines tor abo
seven months, and have done atl kinds OF SEWN
from the heaviest cas- simeres Ia the finest cam.
brics ! have lind no trouble with il, and would
not part with ii under any circumstances IL has
cost me nothing except Tor need es. .nnd H. can
recommend il 10 all who want 10 buy machine a.
MRS. J.P. JUDKINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

n@-TnE FAIR AT BELMONT comes of
hezt week, and We suppose "all the world
sad the rest of mankind" will bo on hands
May we be there to see.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

-. Clairsviiie Chapter. No. II, Royai><
Arch Mssons, meets every Friday evening
u or after Tie full moon.
EUGENE NAGLE NJ. z. n. p.
u. q. NzIswAEgKR. Secretary.
Belmont Lodge. No. I6, Free and Accepted Ma
sons. meets every Wednesday evening on or prsce
ling t.,e full moon.
KEENoN, W. N.
D. g. NEtswASoER, Secretary.
Mystic Lodge. No. 100, I. o. o. F.,
neeis every Monday evening. EM@
$. KLINE, N. G. W%
L. FOND seere.aty. w.
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The Great EcoRom,isers Of Time and

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Sale Of Land TO Pay Debts.
Belmont Common Pleas.


Of Elisha Blown, dee'J, Pr,a " DAY OF sEPrEM.
" Bi,Il is0t ut O'clock
Hannah Brown, e, al Deis. y N, ss the door oi De
Couu Hoase. in Belmont oouny Ohio, will 10 sold 10 Che
highest bidder the following real esias, the properly
situate in B.nont county Ohio. iho FIRST usns being
pau Of tho West hall OF See. y, Township and Range
bcginng for is boundaries on the West ine Of suid
section and running thence " " dog T. Al poles thence
:. 10 deg. E2l2 poles 10 tho Noul side Of MeMahons
Greek .bence up sail cfeck s. T2i deg, w s5D poles
thence 81 deg W. 20 80 pole. tothe Wei line q ssid
section. aud thence Wih said Section line N, II 57u
poles 70 tho bssinyngi containing ssros and ~ Poles
more OF i-ss. u
Tue second tract is part Of ses IL Township and
Of sad section running heee with the East line s.
Deg ", s7 ~ poss thenee 06tdsg w O. poles thence
y ccg W "a Iyics, thence ". 81 deg W.o poles,
thence r. edgg W. " poles thence n s2i deg h. W
poles, thence N GSg ". poles, 10 The Not,h ns u
said section. ard thence herewith s 70 deg T. 33A3
poles the bcgnningcontsinng IS acres, roods and
70 poles Vi land. of lee Subject 70 dover In said
land. which has been sssgnsd IN the following bounds
beginning for the same the W of the said
ond tract aud running thence ". G5t deg L. a2o6 poles
thence y 2deg. w Poles, thence n ~ deg y ypo,.sS
thence y IL deg W. 2slGS poles thence =, 50 deg w.
81 poles thence g. deg. E. 4o2 poles 10 Tho beginning,
containing an1 ~ poles. Also, IN tie ssine sec
ond trnci a certain Other loi O land IL being timber land,
beginning ai IN the forks oi tie road Immediately
n T. Of tie house said land, OF zoue marked thence
thence " u deg T.. 80 poles along said hne, thence
isl deg w II " poles thence 5 u deg w 20 poles 10
the beginning: containing . acres, more OF less.
TERMS or SALE -Onc-ihird ia hand, one-tlhrd fn
one year aud One-ihrd IN ,~O years, with Interest de-
JENKINsoN WRIGHT,
Admir- OF Elisha Blown, decd.
August % 1sgl.-4w
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tuesday, Oct. 10, 1861,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. ~ and o'clock, p
A. Of said day, the following described real estate, 70
wit. Being part Of section No. "a, Township = sni
Range O. The being part Of the South East and y
u. qunrten Of said section and bounded on the Fast ~
the lands Of Thomas Mccall the North BY the lands
of Thomas Mccall and Joseph Mccall on the West BY
lands now occupied by NJ Thornton. nnd on the South
BY lands of David Hcrron and the line u sad second
tract of land, containing 10 5j-1Oghote-
The second trset being pan Of the Norh.IsaN quhrei
Of Section No. ~ Township No. = Of Ralgc 0, aud
bounded on the East by lands of Charles Atkinson on
the North by the first decfbed trRc of land and the land
occupied by H. NJ Thornton and the section line between
sections ~ and ~ the West by lands Of John Bgley
aud on the South by lands o Benjamin Reed containing
10 ucfes.
First trnct appraised AT sO4 co.
Second tract appraised nj $4,000
Terms Of sale cash. -
r. LocHARY, Special Master
Sheritris Office, 81. Clairsyille Sept ~, l5Gi.-S1
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A Piece OF Poetry.

The piece Of party called the party OF peace, y .,t
Like everything else which decenses,
Mas gone where the wicked from trouble shall cease
Fof he rsry Of peace has gone I'll TO pieces.
lFfsnkford Ky-l CsnmsnweRlth.
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FLusulNe, Ohio, April II, 81

This is 10 certify That have had in use about
Two years one OF Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines, ana have used il in alt kinds uf sewing
needed in u ianiy with enIire satisfaction, aud it
has never been ont of order, or cost one cent tor
anything except oil and needles.
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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From tie Ohio So,e Journoil
A Card--IIaItfOTd Fire Insurance Co.

The Neil House destroyed BY Gse the 9Th inst.
insured for i've thousand dollars in the Hartford Fire In
.urance Company. Of Hartford, Conn have received
from ID Alexander. Esq. General Agent or said conipa-
ny sight draft Tor the iu amount OF mi claim and take
great pleasure in making known the public the bcrul-
y and promptness with which has been adjusted
and paid. fe9lly X. l.. NEIL, Trustee.
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E1CL USKv.EL Yfor C.aSEz

WE ARE REPLENIsIIING our stock with
w "A full suppy of Seasonsbe STAPLE DRY
GOODS. and shall do frequently during tie season.
We shall, therefore. be imply prepared to offer neigh
borhg merchants desirable lacties to make frequent
purchases conveniently
TALJ.ANT & DELAPLAIN.
...Weare buying and selling exclusively for Cash
this seuson We taking Wheeling money par, and
all other fund, nt their currenl relative value. T. ID.
Wheeling, August |, le0l. uu>:}w@
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ELIZA F. LANTZ.
JOHN I.AN'IZ.

lido hereby certify that am personally go
quainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Lsntz: and know
lhcm 10 be persons oil strict Truth and yeIaelty.
4 K. CRAW FORD,
Pastor of Nottingham Pres. Churcn.
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FLusHlSs, ONO. 4lh mo-, i7ih, 1861.
MooREFIlLp. OHIO. April Is Il

MooRrFIELD. OHIO, April 10, 1851.
This Ia tocerIiiy THAT have had in use one Of
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines for the
past eight months, and ior the Kind had corr
respondence from different parts OF the country
before purchased, ,and find the machine to be
tu lly US good as II was recommended TO be Tor
speed, durability and management, from the finest
cambrics up 10 the heaviest goods; in fact, would
not do ilhuu, it Tor double It's cost, ii coud not
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12

county, nnd You will then and there proceed TO vote by
ballot for Governor for the State OF Ohio Lieu
Supreme Court for the Sate OF Ohioj Secretary Of
State for the State OF ohio oiie rfeasrer OF State for
the State Of Ohio; one Member OF the Board Of Public
Works for the Stae OF Ohio; Common Pleas Judge
for tho Second Subdivision of the Eighth Judicial Dis
the counties Of Harrison and Belmont; one Representa-
tive in the General Assembly Of Ohio for the county OF
Belmont; Treasurer for the county Of Belmont;
Prosecuting Attorney for the county Of Belmont; one
Commissioner for the county OF Belmont Coroner
for the county OF Belmont and one Director of the In
Urinary for the aforesaid county. 4 n N tylllt
The Trustees Of the several Townships hereby
t6ed that the following number OF Juros are apportoned
their Townships respectively and that they re-
qured TO select the said number and make return thereof
the Clerk OF the Cour Of Common Pleas together with
the Poll Book, within two days after the said second
Tlesd of Ortoher. " IfI.l
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The Polls are 10 Le opened between the hours Of SIX
and ocock in the forenoon Of said day, and closed Mt
ssx o'clock in the afternoon pi said day. % lLi
Given under my hand, my Office In st. Clarsyille,
this 7h day Of September, A. D. 1861, aud Of the fifty
ninth wear Of the efate P. LOCHARY,
ssis ehsFif Belmont County,