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AN ORDINANCE

Entitled ordnance regulating the weighing OF Coal IN
the incorporate village Of Barnesville.
Section l. BE ordained by the Mayor Recorder and
Trustees Of hen corporate village OF Barnesve that each
and every person selling and delivering coal within ,s
corporation OF Barnesvie shall be required have each
and every load weighed before delivering the same.
Sec. q That he they shall obtain OF the weigh mas
ter certificate OF the number OF pounds or bushels eaci
load contains which certificate shall be considered ful
evidence OF said quantity In said load or loads.
Sec. Q. That bushe OF coal shall be estimated tc
weigh eighty pounds and that the Weigh shall
power and is hereby authorized 10 make such deducuor
for slate its being he in his judgement believes
ought 10 be made for the SAME slate between buye
and seller.
Sec g. That the weigh master shall be elected BY the
mayor and trustees to for year, commencing
the hrst April of each year.
ceve his fee five cents for the weighing OF each too
horse load OF coal and eight for all loads drawn by
more than two horses H. .
Sec. O. That ench and every person persons failing
TO comply with See OF this ordinance shall he fined
exceeding fifty cents for the first offence and dollar oI
Sec. T. That the weigh shall hind himself Keep
and furnish the weighing scales In good order by giving
bond with one or more security approved by mayor and
trustees in the Of one hundred dollars for the faithful
discharge of his duties.
Sec 8. Thstthe weigh master shall keep correct ac.
whom the same Is reported be for with day and date
in book kept for that purpose and the said weigh
shall be within days after election
the duties prescribed in the said ordinance faithfully
and dimparally.
Sec o. That this ordinance shall take effect from and
with the within ordinance be and hereby repealed
JUNE S, 1861.
3aai n. cRISwEII, Mayor
JAMES THOMPSON, Recorder, iel3it
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-ta1.The Gazette man appears to be anx
ious to have somebody attack his Office, and
to encourage them, he says I'VE expect to be
absent on the 4th Of July" . Now we think
it would make very little difference. to any
one who thought of such thing whether
the editor was at home or not W hen they
come, for he would not tarry long, if the
tbackIget be a gee." But seriously,we think
that the dreams of that gentleman, or the
goading of his conscience on account Of his
disunionism, like the dreams of Cour de
Lion, 1"strike more terror to the soul Of
Richard, Y than the fears of an attack from
Dlnck Republicans. L.t- -----. -l---.-..-.
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pI"By request we were present, at the
flag presentation, by the ladies of Glencoe
and vicinity, to the company of Reserve
Militia of that place, on Saturday last, and
wore highly grati6ed with the entire pro.
ceedings. The flag was magnificent affair
and reflects great creadit on the patriotic
ladies who got 1t up. There was a large
concourse Of people present, the largest
number ever assembled in that vicinity for
any purpose, and all appeared well pleased
with the performance. The presentation
speech Of Mrs. Col. Neff was magnificent
affair, and during its delivery the throng
stood in almost breathless silence; its patri-
otic sentiments drew the tears from many
eyes The speech on the part of the com
pany by Rev. E. w. Brady was very elo
quently delivered and well received. A
little boy was then placed upon the stand,
who recited a very patriotic and appropriate
poem, after which speeches were made by
Mr.. Kemp, Rev. Reed and c. L. Poorman,
when the crowd adjourned, well pleased with
the whole performance.
The speeches of Mrs. Col. Neff and Rev.
Brady, by request of the meeting, were
secured for publication, and may be found
in to-day's paper. ~. ...,..
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SrCouNTY CoNvENTIoN.-There will
be a Grand, Glorious, Unconditional Union
Convention called some of these days by
the people Of Belmont county, irrespective
Of party, that will lay out all the candidates
that may be nominated by the doubtful
Union, of Constitutional, Send greeting to
Southern Brethren, secession, Hartford
Convention, and put quietus for all time
tosome on the efforts of demagogues to di-
yide lie Uaion men by patty lines. aIiiGI
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Belmont Common Pleas.
I,!a-s lg Notice.
JOHN FORE.
James X. Murphey,

~ James X. Murphey, JOHN FORE.
Administrator OF William Foreman MAN, 4 non-resi-
u g- vs. dent defendant is
Dennis Anderson John Foreman he rcby notified thai
on the 9Th day OF May, 1861 James X Murphey Admin.
istrator OF William Foreman decd filed in the Cour ol
Common Pleas OF Belmont county Ohio, petition agains,
the said John Foreman nnd Dennis p Anderson the OBJ
ject and prayer OF which petition is that said John Fore
man be ordered deliver to the paini his property
as such Administrator Two promissoy made by the
defendent Dennis p. Anderson, ior $780, due April
ls 1861 aud the other for $1,000 due April LIST 1884, and
which notes secured BY morgsge upon 80 acres oi
land in the N E. Or OF Section 20 p 0, Range o. in said
county OF Belmont particularly described in the Pc
uon and that said John Foreman be excluded from any
and all interest in said real estate, and for for
the due said notes and mortgage, and in default
OF payment for order TO sell said premises John Fore
man is required 70 answer by the 9th Of July next
,',, N II. : -. ....,.. d. u. 8. ADAMS, Clerk
u mpi66w Belnon, Common Tle6st
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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazeue.l
GRAFTON, June %.
Col. Wallace sends Gen. Mcclellan the
following statement of the affair near Cum.
ls-l..l NJ ~ ----- ~

loilOWlhg statement OF the affalr near Cum-
berland: a'h1J ~
have been accustomed to sending my
mounted piokets, thirteen in all ito different
posts along the several approaches to Cum,
berland. Finding it next to impossible, yes
terday, to get reliable information respecting
the enemy, united the thirteen, and di,
rected them it possible to get to Frankfort,
town, midway between this place and Rom.
ney, and see it the rebel troops were there.
They went within quarter Of mile of the
place and found it full of cavalry.
In returning, they overlook party OF
horsemen, and at once charged them, routing
and driving them back more than mile, kill
ing eight of them and securing seventeen
horses. a'@t FtAa.tH .5sta
Corporal Hayes, who was in command Of
my men, wasdesperately wounded with sabre
cuts and bullets. sgn'ri ti's0 litl I'd
Taxing him back, they halted about one
hour aud were then attacked by the enemy,
who were re-enforced to about seventy five
men. The attack was SO sudden that they
abandoned the horses and crossed to small
island at the mouth of Patterson's creek
The charge of the rebels was bold and con-
fdent, yet twenty-three fell under the fire of
my picket, close about and on the Island.
My fellows finally were driven off and scat
tered, each man for himself. ALI are in camp
now. stf I'll .t.HH tty vg
Corporal Hayes of Company A is wound
ed, but recovering. Jno. G. Hollingsworth
Of Company B is dead. He was taken pris-
oner and brutally murdered. Three COM
panies went to the ground this morning and
recovered everything belonging to the pick
ct except few horses.
The enemy were engaged all night in box
ing. up their dead Two of their officers
were killed. They laid out twenty-three
corpses in the porch Of a neighboring farm
house. We shall bury Hollingsworth to-mor-
row. .rt.. ..'.- tl J Hfif7. l..if
l have positive information that four regi-
ments Of rebels are in Romney, under Col.
Mcdonald. The report Of the skirmish
sounds like fiction, but it is not exaggerated.
The fight was really one fthe most desper-
ate on record, and abounded In if,stanoes sof
wonderful daring and coolnessHy
(Signed) - LEW. WALLACE.
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ACADEMIC HoNoRs TO PBEsIpENr IyrN-
coLN.-Xe barn that yesterday Dr. Ffahtis
Lisbef, the distinguished Professor of Polit-
ical Science in the. Law School of Columbia
College, New York, waited upon President
LincSlR 70 Rlacs In, his hands a diploma Ger
tifying the honorary degree Of LID confer
redSIpon him by the trustees Of that az
cient institution. The assignment Of the de-
gree was. announced on Wednesday by Pres
ident King, at the annual Comrlxbc bcement
ofthe Columbia College, in token of .devo-
ton to those principles of freedom, law, or,
der, and union which should always find
their representative in the Chief Magistrate
ofthe and!eait NStionai Intelllgenoeb,' Goth.
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= "A PRosAic MUSICIAN aDunng the par
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band played Several concert pieces, One
air, which was peculiarly meliauous, excited
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just played Nv ssThat piese,s" bawlsd the
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pssS-IdEUr. JOHN Q. TrpBALL, of this
county, now with Barry's battery of artillery
at Fort Pickcns, has been promoted to the
Oaptaincy of Company A, Eleventh Regi-
inent of Infantry (Regulars) headquarters
at Fort Hamilton, New York harbor. ts
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PUBLIC SALE.

'nHE UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale al
public auction, on the premises oi Woodcock Il Bro,
in bridgeport Ohio, OF,
THURSDAYS j uly 90, 1891,
the goods and charles OF BANCROFT WOODCOCK,
deceased consisting, in part OF Steam Engine Boiler,
Foundry Patterns such Cooking and Heating Stove
Patterns Crate Patterns, Plow Patterns together with
many other patterns; also nine Pows several Wagons,
Harness Furniture and many other articles not enumer
aed They will also sell letters patent for improved
Sei-Sharpening Plow I-.... .. f..I
lJ-Salc to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N. Terms
Purchases amounting 10 30 less to be paid in cash;
above that notes, ut nine months, with two good sure
JAMES NJ. l. SAMUEL wooDcocx, Adm'rs.
Bridgeport June 27 1861. p 10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-04

@~CoMEr comet ofmagnifcent pro-
portions is now visible about thirty degrees
above the horizon, between North and North.
West. It oreates Considerable interest, bo
cause no one seemed to have been expecting
any such celestial visitor What, in COM
mon patlanceI y called is tail, soah tc dis.
,tinctlS traced nearly to the zenith. . 4
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Belmont County, OhiO..--PrO.
s-a, bate Court.

TO SELL LAND.
William Phillips, Admir- ,oi( HE above named de-
John $. Mclienry, deed, ! iendanl, Louisa Nc Nc;
Elizabeth Mclenry, Louisa ha, the e,h day Of June
McHenry, ct al. is6l, said administrator
filed his petition IN The Probate Court oi Belmont county
order the 3i- day OF July 1851, for the assignment
OF the dover OF Elizabeth Mcllenry, the widow Of said
John s. McHcnry deceased in, and for the sale Of the
following described real estate OF which said decedent
died seized Lots 62 and 60 in Jucobsburgh in said
county of Belmont, 10 a WM. PHILLIPS,
,.,..' a f..l Admir- OF John S. Mcllenry, deed.
lime ~ --lw
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s@4CADErs.---T patriotic boys Of our
town have organized fine corps Of cadets.
Joseph. Hewetson is Captain, Joseph q.
Ramsge First Lieutenant, and james B.
wilkins Second Lieutenant. They are drill
ing nearly every night. .s" io ~. !, ~ .l
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'ps6y-We have received d Communication
from Washington Township on the peace
petition" which was mislaid until too late
for insertion this week. " n " N1)N'
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.seMScSrArIsTIcs. Statistics Of Wheat,
Rye, and others crops, in Belmont County,
orthe year 1850, with the number Of Acres
planted or sown, and the number Of bushels
produced and the amount Of Butter and
Cheese made and the number Of bushels OF
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B Local Matters.

nS-The patriotic people about Lewis
Mills last week collected and shipped to
Capt. Charlcsworth's company at Camp
Chase, six hundred pounds Of provisions
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Sherif'S Sale.
IN BARTITION

n u r.
VS.. der OF sale to me directed from
G. M Atiuddlc ct al the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Belmont county, Ohio, will sell, on the premises, on
l Saturday, August 3, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ, and O'Clock, P
NJ Of said day the following described Renl Estate, to
wit Situate IN the county OF Belmont and State OF Ohio
and Id the Township OF Warren bounded aud described
as follows to witt Being part Of Section ID Township
and Range beginning for the saIie at stone planted
at the Northeast Of James Bsfne running
East North IS perches e5 hlndreths thence East
South p5t perches themes West South 1e % perches
thence South East 81. perches thence WeI1 South
IL perches; thence North West 36 perches to the
place Of beginning containing acres and1 Rood more
or less. pm iI-
Also tract Of land bounded us follows to wit: Begin.
ming alta stone 20 perches from the Northwest OF
the Northwest quarter OF Section IL, Township Range
O. in the North line running South So perches 10 STONE
planted thence East 60perchesto stone planted thence
North 60 perches to stone planted thence West TO the
place OF beginning. Containing q acres.
Also the Fast half Of front lot No A. and the East hall
OF back lot No. 70, in the town OF GAINESVILLE Bemon,
county, Ohio. HNF rEttI RL
Appraised as follows:
Isl tract, Si82 So .
I'd tract 81 ,260
Lot No. Al 5000 F." ...
J. Lot No. "a, s77 so.
All the above descrbedlads will sold fes Of dover
excepting .ot No. II. IL q httiI n
TERMS-One-third in hand, one third ID one, and
third m two yeap-with interest on deferred payments
.,| b. .I,.......r -. p. LOCHARY,
'i t''''".+'''i ."' 8. Sheriff Belmont county Ohio
Sherid,s Office 81 Clairsye, June 81, lS61-S7
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SheriE's Sale.

TfAir'..' gs.'low''iSI 20 }Bs .y.asi KaasTTE g ms
Archibald fms smmer sse,ed i from ns
Pleas Of Belmont county Ohio will sell at the front
door Of The Cour House in ST. Caryille in said county
Tuesday, July 23, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p
NJ, the following real estate. TO witt The West part o
the East half Of the South East quarter OF section To-
situated II Belmont county Ohio. Terms cash.
Appraised at elo5o i
.0 fI.4 .,,...,..fT p. LOCHARY. Sheriff.
shera-s Office, ST. clairsville June %, is6l-s3oO
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q EsssIliigEEl xszIalisiggEgggssgEESzz 3 zEESz Il /
'pa-THE ATLANTIC. The July number of
this best Of Magazines is at hand. It's thus
reviewed by the Cincinnati Gazette. ais7a

reviewed by the Cincinnati Gazette. ''s''
Like the June issue, it is ''war number, ?
many Of its articles having special reference
to subjects Of interest in the present crisis.
1T "Opens with spirited poem. apparently
by DIR! Holmes. The leading papers are
rWsshingtcn ss 2 Camp" BY Che lamented
..The United States and Europe ~ tThe
4, Ordeal by Battle;" A memoir Of Col. Ellis
worth, by q member Of the President 4
,hQusetoia, and Emancipation in Russia, I
Mrs. Stoves "Agnes Of Sorrento" is con
tinued, and s'stofy ofremarkable power en-
titled 'gThe Haanted Shapty, -. -. given com
mort besides The one above mentioned, The
, Atlantic was never more ably conducted thar
now, whether we consider the intrinsic ex
y cellence of the contents Of the last issue o.
itheir adaptation to the wants and desiresof
.:the reading community m VIZ VIZ "a ,s =. .,sa 81
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WOODS
IMPROVED MOWER!

rNHE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF this
l. Machine the asl Harvest Induces US oler il this
year with still confidence in its superiority over all
others the certificates and the thousands
who have used them fully attest.
While is light lweighing only 5i bsl il is strong aud
durable For lgness OF draft neatness OF cut and
venence in every way, II stands before the pubc ulri-
vailed. lis arrangement for moving iro place not
ceed by any, and our certificates amply show that il
works well under oil circumstances
We furnish more extras than given with any other
machine consisting OF three whole knives four sections
four guards, pinion, oil can, wrench, &C. and give full
assurance oil It's strength durability and perfect working
This machine took the first premium athe tled States
Agricultural Fair, at Cincinnati last September md there
were whole OF machines exhibited ha, rur IL
France last season. took the grand gold medal OF honor
the best Moving Machine, either native foreign
also gold medal and 200 Francs the best foreign
machine, and special gold medal the great French
national trial al Nncennes Paris in June 1850; the
first prize OF Goo by the lorkshire Agricultural Society.
in August 1850 the grand gold medal Gasuow Meek.
lenberg exhibition, Germany in July st0 the first pre-
MUM at the New Jersey State Fair September. 1890 the
first premium at the Vernon, State Fair the hrst pr MUM
and diploma al the Iowa State Fair.
-For further particulars refer the public our
circulars and pamphlets.
Apply to tie subscrihera Morrisown whore chimes
und agricultural implements are kept cosantly hand
DJs All orders promptly attended to.
- ''-'i 'i'1 - r. s. CLARK
iHf Agent for Belmont County.
ul-I will have Machine on exhibition of ST. Clars-
ville during the June Tenn OF Court WnRELryd MoSgy
rAhEa Al PAR ha3odw
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Saturday, July 1B, 1861,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
james r. Hunt

SHERIFF'S SALE.
fE r'r James r. Hunt
It VS..
Jesse White ct al.
RY virtue Of a mandate to the directed from
- the court OF common pleas Of Belmont Co
Ohio will offer Tor ssle at the front door Of the
court house In II. CIsirsvilIe. on
Tuesday, August o, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 x and r of raid day
the following real estate, described Us iol lows 20
wit Beginning ior the same 43 60. 100 perehes
norm oil the southeast corner oil the southeast
quarter OF section 81, township 8 and rango 6;
tnencc norm 10 station ~ ~ 80. 100 percbes;
thence ntth 10 log west 30 20.lO0 porches to
station 3; thence south 3Ot ives: 81 2O.l0O
perches 10 station in the centre of the road;
thence south 35l east Is 78.l00 perches to the
place OF beginning. containing two (2J acres iih
the appurien,nces thereunto belonging.
appraised at the sum OF SO 900
Terms OF sule cash. z. LOCUARY.
S4OO soeci,l N,s,s,
Sheriff. Office. st Clairsville June 27. 1861.
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sBarrii:ed. Bla'1rFr !

KEMP-MANN.--olt he tslh.. by Joseph A. Walter,
v. ID. NJ, Mr. Geofge NJ. Kemp OF Belmont county, am
Miss Mary Louisa Mann q Monroe coaniy.
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tuesday, July 2s, 1861,
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L'M. RILEY, columbus, o.
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years ago eyang himself Of the best modern Machinery
BINDING EDITIONS OF hooks
RsShams Pubic and rrivss Bisississi providing also
complete facilities and tbs besl stock and appointments
ior manufacturing .,,..,,. =. ,t,tr
xs5 ppls Reeorgs >edgess and Journals
ia nAoshe rAwofk tofcountS Ofsks, 1Kairoads Bank
crs Commission and Mercantile houses respectfully So
cits orders for such books and articles OF Office ton.
jef a. are required In the several Department., y~
A stock Of STATIONERY the largest in the West Of
ferng variety ofsyes and quaides selectom equal
TO the Eastern Market a.
Books and articles OF Stationary warranted quality
aud prices the lowest goyerpipg. -a.N
For rrcAcr accuracy in ordering Blank Books is sug-
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use by which means the size, color OF paper and pattern
OF ruling are obained marking on the leaf the number Of
pdt did ssseriss siso stating ghs;asr yihSy w'hout
index. . JOofrh II. MLEt,
Bookseller. Stationery. Printer and Binder
!, N. ". fAvOR, uptFrankln Bindery, apa
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