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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01

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80 ~ =, su 19T sPSed and eoln-
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SlN u'Aiy Trims hetNeeu thlIaaelPhtal AMI New
York Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston Through Tickets (all Hail are good either
tbs aboVsFTalnss and tranSfars through New York
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BuAI FlCtAtSTSt to Boston are good Via Norwich,
Eall RIVER or stORnEton Enes Baggage transferred
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may Os o0Eineq ~ Any or the Important
regular line Of Steiner on ne ny q me
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01
HapGfIi5 al9 MerrlT.:i Distaa..
MN OELEAns, asth-AuEusi ly

-okE ukLEAANs@oEtiTA "
DE-. ]. C. AYER: sir: I cheerfuIly Gornply I.
theftlueft ofiyOur ageHt. and report to you : ),
the efiscts have realized with your SArsHpar.1
bare enred with 1t. in my Practice. most =
Complaints for which Il IL Feeomnended, Apd
found Its effects truly wonderful in the cure q :
TGnt and AeTeliTidI DESe1Ee One Of my PATS
had syphilitie ulcers In hs thrust, phtrl wee E
annIihg his palate and the top Of his niant1 IL
teAialy taken. cured him in Eve usii
Another was attacked by secondary sYmPtuun !
nose. and the uieeEatJjn had eaten aGay cVasS.
be part Of IL 30 that I believe the diaoTJfr ES
soon reAchls brain and XIII him. Bot Il yieI3eii
my administration Of oar SaFsapaEiilR; the aiE
healed. and he il well again, not OF c0uTse Eitks
sHme designation Of bis face. woman uho =
been treated Fur tl4e Rame disorder BY meiusTy 81
suffcSiuE from this poison 10 FER bones IhrJ =
become - EensitfTe 10 the EIather that cn dIs
day she suffered exerpGiRting pain IN her jljGts
bones. She. too, WAS cured entirely by youE S;'
P4rtlla In a few WCeks. L know flIRG It's EsVzIi
which your agent gave me. that this PFepaEE;s
from your laboratory must lie great r=Iss,y: a
eP1usltly, these trnly reuaTkAblsl resllts III
have not AurpriHefi me-
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TRANsPORTATION
BaItiTnore s. ono Rail Road
isf1 Es9Es...IE7lEE7 9.sss!ssasI5ss.35.e
WqTrfISq, IStia Anil, 1881


HNN and amer the 18th Of April, 1851. the Ps.sen7
~ Eer Trains vTili Be FuH - iou0us- viz:
The ExprsES Train irIyes Wheeling daily e1cEpt
SUNDAYS At 10 A. NJ Bened,d 1t 1850 A. NJ, aTT1V-
ing In Baltimore $40 A. n, eonnecttnE with the
lIprssg train for PhiIadelpha, New York, Boston.
and III the EaEtern eitiss, leATng At 6:l5 A. NJ Ar
Tiues Mt WashtnEton At $50 A. ", making close con-
DertOu With the Southern lines for All parts 81 ts
South. ThfH train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning Ieaves Baltimore Rt S:i5 p NJ, and
Washington City At as +. ~, arriving ~ Bsnuooa
At A n. and wheeling At ca \. NJ making direct
connection With the EIprrstTaiu FOR all parts Of the
Wesi, Southwest aHd Norfhuest- This traiu stoPs
Oufy for meals and VOID and water. = Z
The Mail Train leaves daily including SuudS ~ 81
G:5T p. 81, BenWood At rs +. NJ Bnd aErivts ~
BGltfmUTC At SIS P. NJ. connecting With the SiAtI
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and all Eastern cities at 3:4S p. ~ arrives - Whsii
inEt0n City SEQ P H., connecting With the South
ern lines for alt parts Of the South This tnin srnps
ON the WeSt end OF the road AT Moundkyie, Cameron,
HRnufDgroD, Water Station EAlTnont and GraftdIl-
Returning, leaves baltimore ~ $50 a. NJ Wa1h-
fnsfon City At 42S a. ~ and arrives At BenTood 81
1910 2. II. and Wheeling At 1872 P. II, connecting
with the Express train for all Of the SoutlIEest,
Wet and Northwest. This train stops at the pTiR-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and wheeling AerolmndatiGn runs
daily. except Sundays leaving Piedmont G:tO H..
and arrives At wheeling At $40 ?. u.
J.B. FORD Agent.
". 7. sArTH. Master Of Trahspor talon,
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Cherry Pectoral


Coughs, Colds, Induenza, HoarSehth
Group BronchttiS, Inetpient cor
l57sGumpti011S and FOR the helIe1
OF COnsunptiye Patients
In 'ndEHueed Stages
- - of the Disease.
This II remedy 90 universally known 70 tslF ~,
any other for the cure Of throat and lunE coz
that i Il pSeleFS here to publish the eTttfnssiI {,
virtues. Its unrlvalled excellence f0T e'Gehs
colds, and It's tTulY wonderful eureb Of puiHs3l
disease, have madeft known Throughout the G il
nAttoHs Of the earth. Rsa are the comm uniLs y,
eTen hntHeSe AlDong them rho have noS 49, -
9onal experience Of feels-tums Living tr2I j,
the1F midst Ut rs Victory 0Ter the subtle az
geEpRS disorders 81 The thn0At aud lunEA ~
know the dreadful fatality o. these disorders,
they know, tao, ttte edeef1 OF this reDe5y " 5
not do more than tn assure them that i has ~
htTfTtueG thEt ft did have when Masking " ~.
Which have weniS 20 EtrqpEly upon the 9 neat',
mankind. m
Prepared by Dr.. .. C. AVER & CO.
s7isgt ssi Lowell, Mass.
Fer sale by Asc. GOOD s CO snd b l li,i ~
hls So -zs-----s ~ - ians4A-lJ
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AeW YORK Paper !Wareh0nSe.

HSouTH BRANCH HERRIN5zs---ss
y e9!Eell Ne. L - Ali Ira, iuTt fSrt fSoa ara
! = ~ - lls.IE ,sGEaIE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01

nF.J. 3. $. Charming, Of New York Cit1. urs.
Il NEST EheeTfulIS comply With tie teqnt,, & I,
agent In rayipg I have found your Sarzysrs
most excellent aiteratIye IN the nun.ecUu. On,
for y hic', ne employ Euch ArEfnsdy, bat e,gsilI
In FSslIie GiEC1seF Of the ScrShllous dists-1
have eUrga many 1hEeieFBfE csisa-a Of lsureIibsii
Il. ami some EltcTs the euinpISint S4uste IN
ecrafiO'r Of the uferuS. The alteration i,s-lf =
soon cured. Nothing WtthiH my knoE ledge ~
IL for these female deTAnEemeniR.H
Edward 5. Marrow, Of 2SS~IaIry. Ala vrat,.-
dangerous orIriaH trsioT nH one o. tie fsissei
my family. which had fiefied all the rpEfsis
could employ, has At length been eOmFlessIy @
BY Your Extract Of SAFSAparilia. OGE Yhyai
thought nothing but eNtirpntIon could asart \
but he advised the trial 81 your SarE9TariIls .
last resort befOre cutting. ard e proved sEs+s
Amer taking year remedy eight weeks DC slz5s
VI the diseREe remains
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01
Ayers Sarsaparillla9
Observation-Disclosures rim,

And for the tptsdy cure Of tie Eul5osh.i ms.
Disease: -
ScTefHta AVID ScrofaleEf a sSctinHl, sneE a. =.
diee11. :Srcs. Eru7tfeIiI. I5liPtrs PSaSi' :,
20 BoiLs, ktafRS. sE1'S GH .Stta bfsealts. , -
oAxLANo, Ind 9Th Jus.. If,
= I.e. Ann 4 Co. Usatf: i feel n m - ~
HAVi1g Inherited SeTnfuI6us Infection. I -,
fsred from u IN various Snys for yaars 70
u buTEt ont in DleeFs on my hands and &c.. -
dimes tt turned inward and diAtTpssSt -, - -
stOipRch. Two Years ago tt broke ont - -, :
and Corrected my Er5llY ana ears will orr -
was painful and lOlthsouIs= beyoBd ds.eyj,t,.-
tried many medicines and several ;.bySi.,5t..I !
without mush relief ffcin anything. ID fSet =,
prIicE grew W9Tse. Ar lGHRth Ma rrir,fr-,i -,
Alternative tSzrss, 9rillRb- fnr knew IRON NJ,
tatinn that anything you made nluat IL ~
sent 10 Cincinnati and cot 1t. sDd uue II AMI, !,
me. ] took IL. - yuu advise. IN sna1ll - :
feaBpOonfu1 over month: and yisrli sI,,Cl, y.
bottles, New and healthy tkin soon isP-S,,, !.
under tina seslbs WlticII EfteF q While IN ~ +,
skin u now clear, ard know ~ nv. fStjiSs, !
the diseAse has E9ne from my syEfen. Ye1 a :
believe that feel Whist am FayfnG when ftrTL,
that hold you to Be one Of tha 4poSssa e u, /,
and remain eTer gratefully, foHrs
8. AHtROaB.S Fire. Rsat NJ GrrEppla. ~.
sou Rhe'F1l, Saiid Head. RiEglFOs1a, san {.
Dr9nEy.
DR.. Robert n PrebIs writes fros saIrv, n = :,
Sept, lshs that he has cured au iuvctefli, -
IIGPgy. which threatened 10 terminate tat,p7
the perEeysFinG use nj Our SatRapIrilla All 4,
dangerous nIfAck Of HgliORHRf EIVHpsiGI h /,
d,'se< Of the lamrt haya he eures the eOhlmal Z,
GoBT by u constantly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01

u ''77l7'E77-'E -7'7'l' Z ~ 'lll14lla -ls1L-
ZebniaA Sloan. nf HrUspeeI. Texas. vritss: II.
bottles Of ypur SsrSapaTiilA CURED NE MN -
"a lisdeous swelling ON The neck Which L,i J
frTEd from over mo yeaIr.T
LsHeaTrAGa a.. HAiIs5, Or1Tfza Ts1as-. r..
UIargHtf0R. Fe1J1IG DiftaE7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01
1900
Three Throuqbi IA senoer Trains

The Capacity ing Road 8 now equal to any In Tie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01

L-A.CoLET Gent Ifeket Agent z-.f ap=V
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
~ 5
sOS.4ND AFTER MONDAY, A FiI ISM, 1850. Pas
II Ssnger Trains WIN leave DritgepsEt a. fOllpNBy
Sundays exegpted:)
1160 A. u. Mail Train, stopping a. All stations
rePt New Salisbury, SumnnitJille. frank
lin, East Rochester, NDultTfe, Winclitxtef,
ROotStovn, EaFlYille. AReedonIa, he'd
ford, EeEburK and Machine Shop.
riTss at pittEbuFgh At $50 r. NJ, BaItf-
more At S:16 A. ~, Philadelphia At $50
A. H., New York At 1O:SQA Sfs Cleveland
at 500 r. NJ, Toledo At 1O=ss5 r. NJ, Detroit
ct 1s50 A. 81, JaeksOB ut 11sSO A. 81,
Chicago at A. NJ Erie at 1921 A. 81,
DunkiTk n 80 A. b., and Buffalo At
ssss P ~ last ISprss. Train, stopping nj all Sta
ttons except Deep Rnn- TfltORsyille, War
rem, Browns, JsdiO, EllioltSYilie, Port
Homer, Rogers Ferry, Pour Mile Run,
NAHport, and Beaver, arrives az PittS-
- buEEh At $40 2. ~, -BaltlnhoFS At '12552
p. NJ PhiIadeIPhJa At lDsLj A. n, and
New York At, I'D r. n.
1919 P. II. Express Train. stopping at and All sta
tons west Of WeusTilles AlsI.at RoeheA-
ter. SalinsTille, SummitViIle, Hanover.
Rayard. Alliance. HAEenna Hudson. aud
Euclid Street; arrives at Pittsburgh nf
20 A. NJ, baltimore at Sab2 P. ~. PhilR-
delPhEa At hs2Q p. n. New York At $50
lo:ij A. NJ, Detroit At 200 r. NJ. Jack
son ut 600 P. n. Chicago At S:l0 r. ~,
Erie at I: 70 r. 81. Dunkirk at-;I55 =. NJ
and Buffalo At S-25 p. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01

". p. SKIM. SIhster Of TrahsPoT t6tfOn,
L, N. C1LE, Gen1 Ticket gent. apo
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R5elrmq1is1D, G0ltt, Lirer. Ooaylain..


1FpEFkNDEScE, Preston Co, Va. 9Th july. lSss
Dr. J. g. ATEE: Sir:' hare been adiietea va
painful chronic RteItllatE5st for = ioEg time W
batiied the slSill Of physicians. and stuck 70 =
spite Of MI the iFtmel les i enuI3 dui unti VI
your SaraaparillA, One bottle cured NE in y
weeks. and reEtUrel my general health 50 uuch "
am tar better than beIoF6 I Ta6 attacked. Iisss
1T n wondered Iusllieine. J. RREIE z
iule4 f.Getchell. Of St. LoitD. writes: = -
Deen AFFLICTED Tor years With IN zbecfina Of ls LIZ
which destroyed my health. tried GterythlFZ y
everything failed to relieve me; and l have bFtzh
btuken-hIWn inRu for some years fTuFn no sis
cause than deyaH9tmEut Of tie Lirtr. Ny bliss
pastor, the feT. Ar. EsnY, advised me 70 tn -
aaTeApNTlEa- hSeatEe he aid he kneE ypH- All ~
timing you nlnhe wa Wsrth trying. by the blt-iE
n God u has cured me-. and has 70 purified N! W
e 70 make . new man Of me. I frel yORns ss's
The best that can be Raid Of ynG Il not half 81
eP0uEhhg
SeSiTTUS. CHneET. ntmoFS, Eat1TPsHenL EiaEs;sH
CdTiGG and E5t0lidfion o. LhC Bonn.
A Ereat-TarietT-Ufc cases have been TrraTte4 - =
where cures OF these formidable comIlsints hart'e
suited from the nse Of this remedy, bat our ~
hers Will not admit them. SoHts hf them may
topnd In our. American Almanac. which the tt's'
btloE 5amed are pleFed to furhiEh gratis 70 ~ "
rall for them.
RysPBsfa, Hart DissdAe bits. Epilepsy, NlEAoS
n, Seafal1id.
Many FemaFE0hls euFeg Of tbe8e aheetiCnI hi'
BEEN made by the Alternative power Of this mstE.9'
Il stimulates tbs Vital functions into yiEorOIs aez
and thus pUefcoines IlIsOFdarA which Uou!4 y =
posed beyond its reach. Such = remedy lal =
been Fr4airsd by the necessities Of the people =.
We are confident that this will do for then ~ u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01

The Piedmont and wheeling Aeeoumndati1n runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont GtO a. H.
and arrives At wheeling at s:I0 ?. y;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01
NEW FIRM.
GIlHEUSDERsIGNEDI HAVE ASSOCIATEDTHRM
j. selves toiqether a firm. undzr the style
Maxwell, Campbell & Tingle
FOR TIE PURPOsE OF DoISGA
Wholesale Grocery
GEN'L COMMISSION BUSINESS

Az So So Main-St, In the formerly occupied by
Baksr IIOpkina
WsreSpoctfuy SOLICIT the the Of Trade.
TIIOs. ]. CAMPBELL, late with List L Howell.
GE0. Il. TISGLE, late with IaiEt6 Howell.
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KanaWha Carbon OH

u EETUCKY ToBACCO-2s lea beIt
N quality tWlst TAbaeeO, just received and az
els by liebs6l M.RRIII;Y,
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WI0LIHSE VIoLIHsi.- yeFy an
v q Stradir1rins, GuefnAEius aud AHatti rSoiSIS
t..,- JESSE 3. MELL0R, :
9e9lI 1Oe Main Street,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-05
Further from Fort Pickens.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 2.
The Southern pepcrs to the 18th contain
scattered accounts of the Ft. Pickens affair
The bombar1ment commenced on the 2lst
and continued with occasional intermssions
night and day till the evening Of the 24th,
when Col Brown ceased firing. The rebels
did not respond until after 1t. Pickens open
ed fire. The fire of the Fort and outside
Santa Rosa Island batteries, was directed
against Ft. Barrancas aud other rebel bat
teries, the rebel steamer Time and Nelms
aud Navy-yard, while the federal vessels en-
gagged 1T. Rae. The rebels admit sixteen
killed and wounded and considerable damage
to TT. NJ Rea, including the caving in OF the
powder magazine and partial destruction of
the Navy-yard at Warrington and a rebel
train hauling provisions to the rebel army.
The rebels seemed to act strictly on the de-
tensive. .
Stories about disabling the Colorado and
Niagara appear untounded. The Time and
Nems we're somewhat damaged and got out
reach of Browns fire. Brown received no
reintorcements. East Tennessee bridge
burners are to bo courtmartialed. Ex-State
Senator Pickens is among the prisoners
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-05
National Ioa.0.
To IysruTcT,oSs H.

~ trpfu The
sse,elafy q ths inaslr,, Q Dogk si.l Dc op. nsJ
the -ti dAy OF Ocioitr. ia0i aitie BANKING HDLSE
Vi the lIELMONr BRANCH OF THe STATE BANK
my sup ri tendance. for TREA -LRI NOTES to be
issued uIider the Act o. July II, isG,.
IN SO Notes will be Issued ~ OF Fiity Uonr,
One Hundred Dollars Five Hundred D,lihfs Ono 1hou.-
ol DOllufs, and Five Thonsa'd Dollar. carlL dated
rust ~ 7l. va able three year. alter ,he or
der nl thr suDscr bef Of adnctsnhd arix inlrres
TIE raie oi jiU per cent per niI abc setn anuu
ally suh interest leng tie OF cents iUr each
uuy Dncyery hndred ilear f0She hqlls aIltnce o IA.
lio, ePch Note will have coopo,f+ rpresairg
the several OF -in inusl i,ere-t which con
poi. may I've deachei and rfe-riled for payment Sc h
rniely iron the roles.
sunsr -pon. for such Trasury Noes viii be re-
dur''g M en- dny- IRON the isy Of oeing the book
n .ory-ad. No slS5crr lor icssfnsn Ffy Doliur,
nor iOr Hiy lraruoa II tiat received sub.
scnl tons o Flily Dours Or dc Hundred Dollar. nu-t
be pnid 10 lawful coin o the Utr Stae4 Mt IN, time pi
sutscribi13 Subsrriiusns Of more thar One Hrdred
Dollars may We pnid at oct Ur Il preferred one.trn.
at the time oil subscribing. and oIe.t rd Of tn who
anoui on very iHsnu -ih'lhy thereafter ul lno whole
shall be mid. Nopnync % e.s than fity Dollars can
b. accepted, that bent The smae-I for which
ury Notes BE- issIeI.
Ccrhcates will lie giyen n duplicate 10 the sub r,rs
for ih; amount 20 pdii, ts On ga' OF winch tao ,u-
scriDers viii transmit y mtl 10 the Secretary OF the
Trcuslry when Treasury NOisss aforesaid. will he
issued thereon TO such suoscrJc or is orcr carrying
interest a. e&pressec ~ such re'ifrate; but IN
where only part the aIoui su s. ri ed is pald nt the
time Of subscribing easLry Nu'cf will b. issued oiy
for the payments made subsy4 entity 10 ~, fr.L which
WI Iema,n utll ,he who's nn,ri, subscribed by such
perso shall 1e paid when Treasury Notes will be Is led
Tor such hr payment also li pay nen o pnch deter.
red siallnl-nt the subseiibr will pay, in addition thu
TO- sum equal 10 the int wed thereon from lC
1874 oi Angut to the date OF paya mt, aud final pay
ment like interest on lhe amount rni1 Oh sl.scril lion
witch payments OF mtgres; Mili he reimbursed to ti,
| subsrriDers h the payment cf tie first coutui.
The Treasury Notes issued upon sicI rdicn,es by
the Treasury will he sentto TIE tsys ~ mai o
by snch other mole as MAY be ihncatINfy them wer
they transmit the original ceri1caes The dur licu,,
certificates may be retained by tBe.n for their owl seed
| rty. JOAN c. 7ALLalAN
| Subscription Agent.
bridgeport, Ohio, Sept "a, l8l. ocj
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-05
MT. OLIYET, Nov. 18th, 1861


Mr.. EDITOR: SIR,-I send you copy of
the Constitution and Bylaws of society
that we have lately organized in our town,
for the benefit of our soldiers. You will
please publish
PREAMBLE.
Art l. Name This Society shall be
called the "Mt. Olivet Soldiers Relief So
ciety." 10 +
Art. 2. The officers of said society shall
consist of President, Vice President, Sec
retary and Treasurer. These officers shall
be elected vipa voce, and shall hold their re-
spective Offices for the term ofthree months.
Art 8. 1t shall be the duty of the Pres
ident to preside over all meetings and APP
point oil Committees. ~ oa
Art. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the Vice
President to preside over the meeting when
the President is absent. ./..,-t
= Art. s. 1t shall be the duty of the Sec
retsry to keep a correct minute Of the pro-
ceedings of each regular meeting and report
the same to the Society,
Art. 6. 1t shall be the duty of the Treas
urer to hold all funds, and to pay out the
same as directed by the society.
| Art. 7. Any person may become mem
ber OF this society, by paying the sum o.
ten cents.
| Art. s, A committee consisting Of fv,
members shall be appointed by the Presi
dent, at the commencement of his or he
term, whose duty it shall be to procure raw
! material, or money, and to give it into tn
hands of the ladies Of said society, to b.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-05
LET UBlHAVE TT ADL.

The Gazette last week published part
ofa speech lately made by the Hon. George
Bancroft, the eminent American historian,
with regard to the Presidents duty touching
the Slavery question in this crisis. Instead
OF giving his readers the rith of Mr.. Ban
croft's remarks, (which we published the
week before the Gazette Editor copies
Gen. Jackson's letter, on which Mr.. Ban
croft was commenting, and then appcnds to
It some stuff from the Columbus Statesman
about "thc supremacy of Abolitionism, ="
the Chicago platform" &c. Why did not
the Editor let his readers see what Mr..
Bancroft had to say about it2 Surely, be is
As good Democrat as the Editor Of the
Statesman. We again copy the important
part Of Mr.. Bancroit's speech, and hope
The Editor OF the Gazette will yet find room
for it in his columns. 4.-
!. V.Sldre,y and the Union are incompatible.
listen TO the words that come to you from
the tomb Of Andrew jackson: "1he Onion
sfast be preserved at ALL HAZARDS" 1
dont understand turning Tie soldier of The
t'atted States INTO n constable 10 keep peace
On Me plantation ofMe Sccessionist. II is
not ms business to return the rupapny. Il,
Is not the part 0fo braye man to make hin,
upohce officer Of that sort, Applause; ii is
not the post Of a soldier who fights under
the flag Of the Union Il is not icorthy of a
man Of honor, Applause, Il is not consistent
rah the duty Of q commanding officer IN the
service Of the people ofhe United States.
Va ~,..yf H.. All Al
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-12-05
SHERIFF1S SALE.
Belmont County, Ohio Court
aaq of Common Pleas. 81 ,
Petition for Partition.

CARAH CARVER, Jacob Baser, John Baser,
~ Elizabeth bnser and Sophia Baser, will take notice
that al the Fall Term 1851 OF said Court they mad
defendants two petitions ior partition filed In said Court
before that time by the above named Alexander Cochran
against The said Elizabeth Cochran and others, the pro.
he said Alexander Cochran demands partition Of the fol-
lowing described real estate 50 acfss conveyed by WIN
Cow and wife TO Robert Cochran, now deceased, by
deed dated August 1s53 and ~ acres and 0l poles
conveyed by Joseph McKm and wife 10 said Rober
Cochran deceased by deed dated April g. 1857; and lots
No 3 and 4 in WaiIsce's Addition 10 the town Of Mar
nsvs In said county being the premises Of which said
Robert Cochran, late OF said county OF Belmont, died
siezed, situate in Pease Township in said county AND
more particularly described in said petitions. Al ht
next term Of said Court application win be made for
proper order in the PREMISES. - ~
Dec. S. te6t.-8w .Ir