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A Regiment from Eastern Ohio.

We are gratifed to learn that the Hon.
L. p. Marsh, has been authorized by Gov.
Dennison to raise regiment for immediate
service. 1t will be commanded by Col.
Marsh, Lent. Col. Pond and Major Stele.
Judge Marsh is man of inaomnitable
courage and energy, has given considerable
attention to military affairs, and is in every
respect admirably qualified to take charge OF
a regiment.
Lieut.. Col. Pond was second in command
in the 18th regiment, under Col COnnell, in
Western Virginia and acquitted himself with
high credit.
Major Steele was the Major of the same
regiment, was also in the service during the
Mexican War He, too, is reputeda good Of
fcer and brave man. Indeed, we do not
know that three better men could be found
for the situations they are to hold. We
trust the hardy sons of Eastern Ohio will
fill up this regiment without delay, well as
sured that their field officers will lead them
whenever danger is in front We need more
men in the field, and we must have them.
All honor will he due to those who do the
work, the v0htnteers who leave their. homes
to battle for the integrity of their Govern
ment, the supremacy of its Constitution.
This Regiment will rendezvous at Camp
Goddard, and such arrangement will be made
we are informed. that each soldier will be
mustered into service and receive rations and
pay from the time OF his enlistment
Many are so situated that they cannot en-
list. Their rights however are imperilled
their all at stake in this contest, duty de-
mands Of them active service in recruiting
the Regiment. Let us have no discourage
ment, no carping, no petty jealousies, but
with united effort, fill these ranks at once.
In heartily cooperating in this movement,
we will have the satisfaction of soon seeing
it successful, and ofpointing with pride to a
regiment that will, we have no doubt, sus-
tain On every field to which danger or duty
shall invite them, the patriotic expectations
of Eastern Ohio. At the same time we will
feel that we are aiding Gov. Dennison in
his laudable desire Of having the mark which
he knows Ohio can make, made indeli,Lly
when the flashing scimitars of her sons shall
come down together in one ponderous and
one mighty blow upon the very forehead Of
this wicked monster of rebellion. Il Zanes-
vile Courier, 2sth ult. gk-st
Judge Marsh was in town yesterday, and
says he has already six companies ready to
so.into his Regiment. ssHS,
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WooDsFlELD. Sent d. 1851

WooDStiELD, Sept. ~, 1901.
ED. SPIRIT In answer to several letters
received, requesting. copies of the Patent
Office Report Of 1860. wish to say that all
the copies to which ! am entitled is by vir-
tue of a resolution of the late extra session
of Congress, dividing the Documents be.
longing toathe members of the. seeded
States among the members of the present
Congress. These Documents l will distrib
ute equally in the several counties of the
District. FtFt Ea
As my predecessor received number
greatly in excess of what | have received he
will, no doubt, take pleasure in furnishing
copies to all who may request them.
Will the papers of the District please copy
the foregoing? Yours. &c.
.t-u-5- b JAS. r. MORRIS.
-TWoodsfeld Shirt
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n@-Why has not the letter Of the Hon.
James r. Morris been published in the Ga
zette or Independent Republican? Is Mr.
Morris not entitled to that much respect as
the Representative of the 18th Congrcssion-
al District ? 1t is now some two months
since his patriotic letter, addressed to Hon.
Daniel Peck, was read at County Conven-
ton at Belmont, and which called out let
ter from Mr.. j. II. Collins, addressed to Mr..
Morris, asking some explanation Of the let
ter, and informing Mr.. Morris that many Of
his friends felt uery sore over the contents OF
that letter. Mr.. Morris replied IN an able,
frank, and diguifed letter, adding only ar
gument to his former position in support of
the Union and vigorous prosecution of the
war to put down rebellion. This letter he
requested the papers in the District to pub
lish but have the Secession sympathizing
organs referred to done so? No. They,
no doubt, like Mr.. Collins, in reference to
the former letter, ''felt very sore over it p
and it might make them feel worse to pub
lishit. They could find room for the speeches
and letters of such men as Breckenridge and
Vsllandigham, Moorehead and Burnett, of
the Secession faith; but the patriotic Union
letter Of our own Democratic Member Of
Congress could find no place in their columns.
Its publication now in those journals might
create q soreness" in the minds Of others
Possibly il might ipiuriously affect Mr..
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Ns-BEAR IN MIND, Union men Of
Belmont county, that while GAMBLER w.
CARROLL, Esq, the Union candidate for
Prosecuting Att orney, has gone into Ken.
tucky and again barred his breast to the enc.
mics ofhis country and its flag, his oppo
nent, the Gazette clique candidate, is trav.
cling over this county and meanly lying up.
OH him. Remember this at the ballot box.
and give the gallant Lieutenant rousing
majority.
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HUMoRs OF THE CAMP.-A correspondent
of the Washington Star, writing from Bal
ley's Cross Roads, says: 1HIDUN
There is no little chatting between the
opposing sentries when within ear shot of
each other, and the following dialogue occur
ed to-day:
Secesh.-"When are you coming up ter
the hill'' V5ElL .tLJg-1 Nt-t
Michigan ,-"Oh, after yeou is manners
When are you comiug to take the Capt.
tol." Io
Secesh. Recon yer don't like the Bull
Run route to Munnasser .J .,,s. a.JD
Michigan. "Waal, we kalclate ter go
next rime by the way of Hafteras."
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s@rRcmember, that the clique managers,
for the Anti-Coercion, peace party, Southern
sympathizers spread Eagle ticket, have said
thatW. S. 'Kennon and G., c. Bethel should
be defeated by fair or foul means, and that
they are now undertaking to accomplish by
the free distribution of ten cent ,chisley, with
cherries in 1t, what they are satisfied they
cannot accomplish by honorable means.
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t@SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr James i. An.
derson, of Bridgeport, fell down the hatchway
in his warehouse, on Sunday afternoon, and
was instantly killed. His skull was fractur.
ed and his neck broken. 1t is thought he
had laid where. he fell about three quarters
Of an hour before he was found Mr.. An
derson had acquired considerable property.
We believe he had no relations in this coun.
try. q. g,-J a1.
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STA GREAT YIELD-Mr Henry c.
Mccoy, ofSmith Township. had on exhibi
tion at the Fair the finest lot of vegetable,
we ever saw. He had 23 varieties of Pre-.
MUM Potatoes, which cannot be beat by
any body, and of which he raised one hundre,i
and fty-seren bushels on quarter of an
acre. Mr. McCoy will have these potatoe,
for sale at Jacobsburg during the next three
weeks. iir q, c .t5,., 's
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KEYSTONE 4 THoMAs.--We call the at.
tention of our readers to the new advertise
ment Of this enterprising firm. We learn
that, notwithstanding the "hard times, u
they never sold more goods than now. They
employ eight statesmen, two speaking English
and German. five were permitted to give
an opinion as to the cause of their success,
we could manage to do it in two words
Printers Ink. Some other merchants and
business men had better follow their exam.
pie. an
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A Bull Run Affair |
"a GUILTY CONSCIENCE NEEDS
NO ACCUSER."
"THE WICKED FLEE WHEN NO MAN
PURSUETH."
BARNEsvILLE,
Monday, Sept. 30, 1861.


Mr.. EDITOR: A dozen or more gentle.
men witnessed this morning a rich scene
The ralorous Thos G. Parker, John NJ.
Gardner, and r. E. Chambers had their
horses hitched at the Mills House this morn.
ing, preparatory to an excursion to the coun.
try. Parker and Gardner were waiting for
Mr.. Chambers, when up drove Mr.. Peck
and w. s. Kennon. Parker wheeled and
went to his horse and mounted, telling
Gardner to come on, that Chambers could
overtake them. 1t looked so much as
though Parker's lies against Kennon smote
him, and that he feared to look in his eyes.
Down went his head, and he sneaked off,
without speaking or seeming to notice that
Kennon had arrived. though whom he
stampeded or 'seceded' he was within ten feet
OF Kennon. Won't he make valiant Rep
resentative2 We want no such coward to
represent us.
A DOZEN OR MORE WITNESSES.
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m-REvERDY JoHNsoN's LETTER. we
publish in another columns patriotic letter
front the Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Maryland
MIR. Johuson is one of the ablest lawyers
and statesmen in the country. He support
ed Douglas for the Presidency. ~
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' ISITOR.

TRoops AT CAMP DENNIsoN. N.--There are
now four full regiments at Camp Dennison-
the Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Twenty-lirst,
and Thirty eighth Ohio-and three others
in a state of arrested development" viz !:
the Forty-eighth. Fifty second, and Piatt' $
Second Zouaves. There are also at the same
place about one hundred and fifty of the
Nineteenth Illinois. : Gin. Gaz., Tuesday
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aEy-NATIoNAL LoAN.-As will be seen
BY notice in our advertising columns, John
G. Tallman, Esq, Cashier of the Belmont
Branch Bank, is appointed Agent to receive
subscriptions to the National Loan. Bel
mont is wealthy and patriotic county, and
the subscriptions should be liberal. The
books are kept open but fifteen days.
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"bT-We learn from the Columbus jour
nal,of Saturday. that the 18th Regiment, to
which three of our Belmont companies are
attached, passed through that city on Friday,
on the way to Camp Dennison. 1t is thought
the 18th will go Immediately into Kentucky
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Go.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PARTITION.

PARTITION.
Charles Newsom, piuinlidi THE defendants. vii
Il. lHin Neyrscfn. a. adult,
William Newsorn Horace nnl Horace X. Newsom II
r. Newsom and Eliza a. minor, who reside IN OHIO
Newsom. Defendants. colniy State OF Nirfnia,
viii take noce that the i,h dhy OF May. A. 1891
the plaintiff filed his petition u tie oice Of The Clerk of
said Couri, demanding PARTITION Of tie following prem
ise sit ate in sad county Of elmo g. to wit: Lots No.
~ aud q in tlr town oi ~. .airsyiilr.
The snid defendants wit fartLyT take notre that said
petition will be hrarng at the next term Of said Court
commencing on The lsth day OF November, ie1l.
TALLMAN x TOPPING,
oc30w Attorneys tor PisiIiud
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A VOICE FROM TUE GRAvE-"Did we
offer the Southern Confederacy a blank
sheet of paper, apd ask them to write their
own terms of settlement upon it, they would
reject the offer -[Stepben A. Douglas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-03

MEETING AT BARNEsvILLE ON
SATURDAY .--NIossrs. w. S. Kennou,
Daniel Peck and G L. Poorman will ad.
dress the people at Barnesville on Saturday
next, at o clock, p. M. ''
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y The Leavenworth Conservative says that
Colonel Montgomery's regiment has been in
ffty-seven fights since the commencement
of the war; and only in its latter--that en-
counter in which the gallant johnson was
killed-vers the forces Of the enemy interior
to it, own
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-03

n@-AdRIcULTURAL ELECTION. AN eloc.
tion for Officers Of the Belmont Independent
Agricultural Society will take place at Bel
mont on Saturday, October ~, 1861.
'' l.. ScHOoLEY, Prest.
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ssa-Remember, that R. E. Chambers the
Democratic Union disunioa peace and wal
candidate for State Senator, says itw-o-u-l.d
be BETTER to Let t-h-e-m (the South
go than to fight
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-03

r@-GET Your TICKETS, The Union
Tickets are ready for distribution, and the
Union mon Of the various Townships should
at once SEQ that they are supplied.
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI

Gen. Fremont at ,JeGason Cay--Rapi
Movement Of Troops More aJout CO..
MurshoUs Msdeeds-FU,t,er Deta,ls .
he Surrender cf Lexington ReJc
Loss Mulliyaa Braue but UaskiUul-
Mistakes IN Me Defense of Lerington--l
Grcot Battle in Hospect-Its IroJoJl
Effects.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gaseuel
JEFFERSON Cry, Mo, Sept. %, |
via 81. LOUIS, Sept, 30.
Gen. Fremont and Staff arrived here las
evening. Gen. Hunter and Staff have beer
here several days waiting orders Troop,
are continually arriving from st. Louis anc
departing for Sedalia. A large force is there
Gen, Price was at Lexington on Thurs
day with 10000 men, and was preparing to
march on Sedalia. f.igfs u
Several officers Of Col. Marshall's cavalry,
on parole, reached here last night They
left Lexington on Thursday, where Gen.
Price then was.
The wounded soldiers are being sent down
to st. Louis by steamboat. The actual re-
bel loss in the siege was about four hundred.
Col Marshalls officers complain bitterly Of
his conduct and accuse him of ineficiency
and worse. They will never serve under him
again, Mulligan is repio sented as brave and
gallant, but unskilliul. The steamboats,
were captured without material res. stance.
Many officers advised tMuligan to cross tc
the North side Of the river before the siege
began, at least to send the horses over.
Seven Of Marsha's Captains wanted or
Wednesday permission to mount the regi
ment, charge through the enemy's lines and
retreat to Sedalia, fifty miles, but Marshal
refused.
Mullgan expected re endorsements unit
too late. Marshall was liberated on parole
Mulligan is still prisoner. q
McCulloch is reported at Osceola, march
ing North on Wednesday the 25th. He i
expected to form junction with Price, nea
Warrensburgh, by tomorrow Their com
bined forces will reach forty thousand. |
is believed they will offer Fremont battl,
near Georgetown. If they are defeated til,
war may be considered over in Missours fo
this season. II they retreat without fight
ing, they will be pursued into Arkansas, ant
the State will be cleaned Of rebel troops
Officers and soldiers here are confident o
achieving great victory. There will be nj
Bull Run panics. ...........
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S@rRemember, that Tom Parker and his
friends have not dared deny that he said
no and his two soma would fight for the
South3 algp lr0I"0 lH. rtf ni,1 .
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9elarricd.

.THoMPSoN-KELLEY- AT the residence OF Mr.
Rot en Kerr 2ith inst. by the Rev. J. u. Johnson Mr.
$. NJ. Thompson and Mrs j. Kelley.
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WHEELER g. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
The Great Economtzers Of Time and
Efeserrers of Health.

IT AVE won the hi CHEST premiums al tho Fair
IL of the United States Agricultural Society
1.-THE Stste Fairs OF Maine. Vermont, Connect
cuf, New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Vir.
Kentucky. Michigan, Wisconsin, Cali fornia; and
Al the Fairs OF the American Institute, New
York, Mechanics Association. Boston; franklin
Institute Phiindelphia. Metropolitan Mechanics'
Institute, Washington, Mechsncs' Institute.
Baltimore. Mechanics Association, Cincinna ii.
Kentucky institute, Louisville, Mcdaniel A..
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the several places OF holding general elections in said
county, and you will then ard there proceed TO by
ballot or one Governor for the Slate OF OHio; leu
nCuyeFnor fer the State OF Ohio; judge Of the
Supreme Court for the State Of Obo Secretary OF
state Tor the state OF Oho Treasurer OF State for
the Stne oil Ohio; Comptroller OF ,ne Treasury for
the State Of Ohio, Member oil the BoarI Of iat.ic
" orks or the State OF Oio one Common Pleas Judge
for the Scold SaiDivision OF the Eyhth Judicial Dis
trct onr Senator for the Senatorial District composed
The count es OF Harrison aud Belmont; Representa-
live IN tie General Asemb Of Ohio for the county Of
Belmont Treasurer for the county oi Eemonli one
Prosecuting Attorney for the county OF Belmont, one
Commissioner Tor the county OF Be.ncnt oe coroner
ior the county pl Belnonti and one Director OF the In
Urinary for the More said county.
Ihe Trustees of the several Townships hereby
tiled that the following number Of Jurors arPort oned
10 their Townships respectively anu ilia they re-
quired to select the said ner and make return thereof
10 the Clerk OF tie Cour ot Common fens together with
the Poll Book within two days after the said second
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1eaths.


HALL--In smith Township. Belmont county u.
the third OF September. 1851 oil Dintheria Hiubert
son OF George w. and Catherine Hall in the lhireenl
year oi his age.
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MRS. J. P. JUpKNS
Flsulye, Ohlo. April n. lss,.

FIrsaiYe. Ohio, April II, 1881.
This is TO certify mat Ihsve had in use ore Of
Wheeler s. Wiison's Sewing Machines .or thslasl
b months, and tnd that il fully comes up 10 uhs
vnrious Recommendations OF iis prnprietors. and
well adapted TO the wants of family. In fact,
would not do without IL ror three times lis coSa,
II could not purchase another one of The sauss
kind. MIRA JOSH. +. BRAN DENBERG
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FLusnise, Ohio, Aprllil, 1881.


This Is to csrry, that | have bad in use one
Wheeler IL Wilson'S Sewing Machines for abo
from the heaviest cassimeies TO the 6nas, CAM
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recommend il TO all who wnnt 20 buy machine as
being the beet lor ou.y use.
MRS. J. P. JUpKNa
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ELIZA 2. LANTZ
JOHN LANTZ.

lido hereby certify that an, personally &c
quainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz. and know
hem 10 be persons 81 strict truth and yeraci,y.
4 r. CRAWFORD,
.. Pastor Of Nottingham Pre-. ChurcH.
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MooRErlLLD. Ohio, April l3, 1881.
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