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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
ANSWER TO THE GAZETTE'S
ARTICLE ON FEES OF COUN-
TY OFFICERS AND Low
SALARlES.S

The figures ofthe article are, as every
thing else in that paper, all wrong. The
Auditor Of this county don't get for his ser
r'ces, independent Of Clerk hire, but little
over half the amount; and this the lying
scroundrd knows; and he knows further
that the pre.ent law allowing these high sal
leries. ,oas passed by his party. a....i ....il
In 1857 the Republican party passed fee
bill by which the fees of all county officers
were reduced about % per cent, In 1858
this law was repealed by his party and the
present fec bill passed In 1861 the Repub-
licans again passed law reducing the fees
ofcounty Auditor in this county about $500,
and the fees ofcounty Treasurer about $4DO,
voted for by our present candidate for the
Senate. Ho also voted in 1853, against the
repeal of thelaw of 1857. That would have
saved this county about $4,000. You will
see by reference to tho laws of Ohio and the
Journals Of the Legislature for the past
few years that the partisans of this beauty
of an Editor have been the advocates of high
salaries whenever the matter has been be-
fore the Legislature and If the taxpayer
Of this county want the law Of last winter
reducing the fees ofcounty officers repealed,
all they have to do is to vote for PARKER
and CHAMBERS (; and if they want retrcnch.
ment to vote for WELSH and KENNoN. Mn.
WELSH has made record on this subject
that should satisfy the people ofthis county
as to where he stands on the salery question.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Proclamation of Gen. Anderson.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. II.

The following proclamation has just been
issued: ..,a.. . ...... .....
kentuckidns: Called by the Legislature OF
this, my natiye STATE, hereby assume coili-
inand vi tins departlueli. come to en-
force, hoL tU make laws, and, IIOu Wiling, tu
protect your property anu your lives fne
ene:iilc, vi our country nave dared to invade
our suil. hentucky Is 10 danger. She has
Vainiy strlven tu keep peace with her neigl-
Dors. Our state 10 nov Invaded Ny tiiuSe
who protested " bc her friends, but Vino
now SICK to conquer her. No Lrur soI vi
VI hcntucky can iunser hes. tate ae " Ills uuty
W Ills State and country Inc Invaders must,
and God Wiling shall, be expeued. The
| leader vi the hUstiic forces who uUw approach
eS Is, regret tu say, henLu, kalu, MAKING
war on hentucky aud Nenlucklans. Let III
past differences of opinion be OveriovAed.
Every one wliu now raiiles to the support
Of our State, Is u friend. kaiiy, then, my
eountryhien, aruunu the tlag our Fathers low
cd, winch has snieiued lis su luns. lcallyou tv
arms tur seit-deiencc, and tor tiIe projection
oi al that Is dear to ircenen. Lut Us trust
IN God, ami do our duty Us did our fathers.
lSigned. RoBr. ANDERSON,
brig. Gen U. 3. A.
Gov. Magofin has also issued his proc
laniatlon, oruenng Geu. Ihos. l.. CrittenJeh
to execute the purposcs contemplated W the
recent resolutions of the hentucAy Leylsa-
ture, IN reierence to the expuislOn Vi Inva-
dors, aud ,Gen. Crittenden mas ordered the
mlltla 10 be mustered forthwith lnto ser VICE
Hamlilon fope, Bngadier GeneraI oi The
Home Guard, aiso Gals upon the peopie or
each Ward III Louisville, " meet THIS alter
noon anu organize into companies Tor the
lr ,scction o. the city. ala .All t.a
Tne hvening Bulletin says that from 1000
to S,OOU Conleue. ale troops, with II call
nons,l arrived at Bowling Ureen on Wednes-
day, taking u cannon a.a lzo stand Of arln,,
beiODglng u the bowiing G.ecu hvii.
Uuard, anu sent d cannon ai,d z,UJJ men "
Ten. hoger W. hanson, Confederate Com
uiandvr Oh Green tive. -fsr aai sH .H
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

Ihhf PuDiisirrs oi the ATLANTIC Aloxru1v f..I d.,
20 wof's oi theirs are needed rrsprctiug the literary
eu"cHr oi 'helr Magazine, already so well ndr
and appreciated by American, readers Wbilc r.w III,
sfars no cxertios To maintain The higb lirernrv ,,,.
has gained tcy sensible Tint in The pre se cr oi ~.
sreu evens now asitaiing the country aud the worJ
hig more than mcriy literary clurarter /, ds
mhded vi Journal like TiIE ATLANTIC They ,y; ~.
uieIiufo to give To lis future issues polco nj o,r IN
ksepS W IN liS high literary santg dcvoting much of
s space TO the discussion oi important usl Of ihc
oila freshness variety, un Importance by the an
nuo oi t'c best Thought III Prose and Poetry upon dif
icrem pl'nses OF the nalion's great struggle 0' N''
as gunrany OF their lientons ior the future ,h.x
Moun Gun especial attention to The following ls Of Az
ber w "'e P'esali' mum
rHF; PICRENS AND S'rEAIIN,s REBEI.LIoy. ~
las. RUSSELL LOWELL. - - -'o.'' ~
ARMY HYMy; PARTING HYMN; BY O. W. Horxr.
MARCH, oFTHE y. Y; 7rH RtG'I'; WASHING ron
AS a CAMP; BY the laie Mnior wIyruRop "
OUR ORDERS; BY Mrs JULIA WARD sor HOWE
DENMARk YESAY; THE ORDEAL. or HAITI r
Hmr H;ad, IUkNERs lNsURREcrloNi BY T. w.
NAPS5EoN .Mh "a THE THIRD THE UNITED STATES
ELMER V ELLSWORTH; By JogN HIy
tiiE0nohE WiNrEiRoPs by GEo WN, ,cpnru
AMERICAN NAVIGATION; MAIL-CLAD STEAM
ERS; by n. u. Dtl,BY. - -,Ig,'D : ""'
DlhGE PoR ONE WHO FELL IN BATTLE; BY T..
wiiERE Will. TIESREBHLddoN LEAVE Us, BY
anEsSpS ' ASSfSiit: SSSASii NEWSPAPER; by o W Ho,.,.
IE kDvANTAGts 81 DEF tsy M,9, as WSTasor Naso
UNDER THE CLOUD AND THOuGH THE SEA
Prose and Peoiry rNAS"""'' ~
The coming numbers for this year will contain . .,orv
~ & t'.ee pnHs m ne author OF Lille in the Iron Mills
ad several brilliant tales by the ae NJ, j5r Theodore
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"Fny one State, or any portion Of the
pcoplc oj aay State, choose to place them
selres III army against the Government Qt
the Units lam for trying the strength Qt
this Gorcrament, | an, for dscertdiainD
phether uc hare a Government or n0t-prdc-
ficabie, efficient, cdpdbie of maintaining rs
authority and uphoidng the powers and a.
teres,s wtich Jelong TO a Gouernment. Nor,
Ir, am to be alarmed or diSsudied from,
an, such course by intin,ations Of The spilti,0
ofJlood. JfbLood is to be split, By ,ohost
huh is IL 10 be split? Upon he supposition,
4 n,aintdit, IL ioiU be heJauk of thosc mhc
choose TO raise the standard Of disuRio,,, and
sndeapor to PROSTATE the Government. And,
sir, phen that is done, so long as Il please,
God to give mea voice to express my se,lf,'
ueats or an arm, ipeak dnd enJeeJted as Il
may be By age, that rOice and that arm cih
be on tie side Of my country, for the support
of the general authority, and for the main
tsnance ofthe Roirers Of the Union - Speech
Of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850, Z
I'VE are all, ,eith our ere,y carthy inter.
mon deck. The homl Of the storm is u, ouy
ing hell on The sly, " aud mhiis the noble ship
pRches and rolls under The Mshings Of the
pdres, the cry Is heard that she has sprung
oleak at many points, and that the rushing
naten are mounting rapidly ~ the hold.
at the pumps, Is either maniac or a mon
stsr. ."-lSecretary Holt.
"Th conspiracy Is no,o kno,cn Armies
knpe been raised. Var Is heried 10 accomplish
,t: Q here are only t,co sides 20 the question.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26

EVERY county on the Western Reserve,
where the Republicans have large majorities,
has Union ticket, composed alike Of Demo,
Gratis and Republicans Cuyahoga, which
gives the Republicans about 1900 majority
has nominated q ticket, on which there arc
Eve Democrats, Senator, ono Representa-
tive, one Common Pleas Judge, Recorder
and Commissioner. The Republicans ge
two Representatives, one Common Plea
Judge, Treasurer, and Coroner. The
Everett men without the Belly Prosecuting
Attorney. Whenever you hear q Secession
1T talking about his Democracy, and saying
fLe Republicans have refused to unite il
Republican counties, tell him that he is a..
mtstokea!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
The Effect Of the "Modiflcation''
a4 Tremont's Proclamation.

. The Chicago Post--edited by James W,
Sheahan, thoold confidential friend and ed
itorial champion Of Stephen A. Douglas
says Of the Presidents modification Of the
Fremont proclamation y, ~
i "We fear the effect ofthis action. It will
do much to revive secession in Missouri. M
The men who are secretly urging on the re-
bells in Missouri were terrified by Fremont /
proclamation. D The order OF the President
will relieve them Of their fears, and they
will again resume their covert proceedings.
Even II Fremont had gone . little furthel
than the President desired, il would have
been better to have sustained him. Back
ward steps never lead to good results"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
"THESE MEN MURDERED
THEM

Judge Day, Of Ravenna, Portage county,
is one Of the most prominent Democrats in
Northern Ohio. The Judge made speech
at Hiram, in that county, on the 10th, in
which he spoke Of the Peace" men in our
midst as follows: .............
Sisters, when your brothers; mothers,
when your soas shall lie low in death, re.
nlember that these men murdered them
They have encouraged the rebels, and thus
new recruits have been brought into the
field"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Belmont County, Ohio.---COurt
OF Common Pleas,
Petitions for Partition.
Cochran ! TOHN w, ,HA M MOro

,,;.,n, =, hini Elizabeth Hammond,
Henry Hammond, Jane Ham,nonI Jacob Ua,nnaoS
hahnh Hammond and Inuru L. Hammond (milors vii
take noice tiat at the Spring Term. Is6 of the aboys
nameh Sourt they were made defendants TO two Detions
ior phion hled in said Court before thar time by he
above hnIn.d Alexander Cochran, against L,liz.bs,h
cochran aid ot!iers. which petitions are now nerdinw
whrrei q" said Alexander Cochran dennds rti,aS'
o. ,,e following described real es.ap and tle assgI-
'S' M VI nover ihere TO The s,ld Elizabeth Cochran
Corhra, i' ceased, y deed dat. Auvut7 53 and Il
aercs alu io2 POLES, conveyed by Joseph AicKim and
wiie u said hcceden by deed hesrg date ArriI 1s57
heig ,hr premises oi v,ic said Robert Cochran. de,
eea ed late OF said county OF Belmont died srzed and
si''aie ~ Pense Township IN supi county of Rel,n,,n
ana more par icalnry described in sai petition Al.s
i.o'~ No y and In Wuluces Addition to lhe town oi
Mari isvi'le, in suii county. " "
hd r a tha next term of said Couri arplic alton will
ne 'hin " be sad Ai,xand Cochrnl for an order
'"a' iafn,,on % %,nny ss G mad, OF srid lrrm.rs.
August ~, ,sjl--Gw '''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Death Of Col. Lorln An narews.

We have by teieprn ph 1ha s,d int.lIioenr
Of thu ,ie,,Ih al ~, arm d,.w'
uiur' az lvnnmi isv.r ,,,rTr,,cr,., ~, no
uur,v uarL a., Lns oa,n,,n,yn m IV,,s,,'n ;r.
vIn,u. Uoi, AmIr.w, w.,s rrs,,u,,nr ~, .',.
Won Culiuye. auu was iu,st,nyu,si,,,d IA, ,ne
cause Of yuuuat,uu. AZ rn.1,.,,, M m. pres.
iIeut Tor troops tor the dv,.,o. of Sva,,,,,,..
ton, Col. AlIrews was oue OF the 1ir,t To
yu',nt,er volunteer H., r,,s,a ia = 'n rsy,,,,,n ~ ny NY ~
s,,cl.u MN a. Its cnn,,,tn S sna ~ ,t ".,v, %,a
regiment ,nlo rne service M II e.le,n NJ, ,,,,,,
u, 's NM ,.,'s,r,',n NV mn
arduuus ns service. rtsb t,,.re br,,,,ynr ~ tvsr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Horrible Inhumanity of the Missou-
ri Traitors.-The Right Objects Of

.Fremont's Proclamation. N. p
Our readers are familiar with the recent
act of ofdestruotion of railway train on Platte
river, where innocent travellers were hurried
to horrible death, or so mutilated that
death would have been q mercy, by the in
famous wretches Of that region who resort
to such methods Of carrying on war. But
here Is new fact in relation to It, which we
find in the Daily Nebraskian ari m "
In ST. Joseph, when the bridge burning
fends returned ftom their work of murder,
and told OF the destruction they had caused,
aud the hearth-stones they had made desc
late--the lives destroyed and hearts broken
when the sad tidings should be made knownl
to anxious friends-the proprietors Of the
Pacific Hotel threw open their doors, and
spreading their tables with rich food and
costly wines, invited them to- q feast such ai
no other body Of men ever partook OF in that
city, This, too, is the very house before
which the dead and wounded were placed,
and while the groans and cries Of the latter,
oommineled with the lamentations of friends
who were searching amid the pile Of black
snod and disfgured dead for the faces Ioi
loved ones, were borne upon every breath
Of air which entered it's epon doors, and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Secededat Lastl

IRON ST. Clsirsville. Ohio on the 7th inst, Bob TAIL
bay Ho.se, white hind foot Also Z Aee-buer
gray each about 10 years old and about hands high =
Whncyer VIII inonn me per mail Of their Whereabouts
will he suitably rewarlrd Or sfoi'd it be more con.
venie' Tor the hnder to pasture said horses pnsay Iast
@ ocio et-by so inonnnI mo Immediately per mail,
@. s.r,-,.-.,,-e d. G. .NEIswANGER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
A NOBLE COUNTY.

Macoupin county, Ills, which polls $500
votes, has | 400 men in the military service
Of the county. .# mn ..., sl.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26

while the spirits of the murdered dead were
lowering around the very windows of the
festive hall. M HNA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26

EVERY unmarried man but one in Wash.
ington, Indiana, has gone to the war.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Tuesday, Oct. is, 1861,

between The hours OF 10 oclnck A. ", and oelock
NJ OF sad day the following described real estaie To-
W.T.; Being part OF Section No. ~ Township Il and
Range .. the saur ber'g part Of the South East and N
E quarters OF said seciio and bounded ON the Fast Nv
the lands oi Thomas Mccall nthe North l,y th. land,
oi Thomas Mccall aud Joseph Mccall onihe IVES, by
lands now oecuisd BY NJ. Thornton aud OF, the South
10y lands of David lierrot and the line Of ,aii .erond
tract Of land containing i7O 5B-lOo acres
second tract being part OF The Norl-Easf quarter
bounded on the Eatby lands of Charles Atkinson, Oh
the North b, nc hr drcrbed tract oi land and The land
sections 81 and "a, on tho West y ln,ds OF lob, R %
az a'd on the South " land, Of Beani Reed, conii,as
First trnct appraised a, s6i TO-
Second tract appraised at s2I000 .VE.
Terms oil sale cash. - I.ll. .... ~
sherd's Office, ST. ClairsviIle Sspt ~ issl sa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Unconditional Union Ticket.

lm DAVID TOD,
'.al Of Mahoning County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, '
BENZ. STANTON,
lor.. Of Logan Count.
RI TREASURER OF STATE.
G. vOLNEY DORSEY,
Of Miami.
SECRETARY OF STATE, ..
ID. RUSH COWEN,
of Belmont.
COMPTROLLER or THE TREASURY.
JOSEPH II. RILEY,
... Of Franklin. s.i.. ..
,. JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JOSIAH SCOTT,
of Butler. ".."
..a BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN +. TORRENCE,
Of Hamilton.
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE,
JOHN w. OKEY, of Monroe.
SENATOR, a
ISAAC WELSH, of Washington.
REPRESENTATIVE,
WILSON 8. KENNON, Of Richland.
H. ...... TREASURER, ,.... ..
GEORGE G. BETHEL, of Flushing.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
CHANDLER w. CARROLL, OF kiehland
COMMISSIONER,
JAMES McGREGOR, Of Pu!;ney.
.aH CORONER, I
JOHN WRIGHT, of Putney.
DIRECTOR OF THE INFIRMARY,
WILLIAM RAMAGE, Of Wheeling
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26
Sheriff Sale,

D1S'' [ieFH'u '1' vIKTrE q an
James MsConuushsy e, al. ed rrn The Court Of
Coimon Pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio, will od.r fs
sale, athe roh door Of die Court House. In ST. Claire
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26

sherd's Office, ST. Clpirsvie, sspt i2 1851 So
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26

perty IN TINS county, $lZ,zOi ,Ol3, ana as
certain the per cent twill require to raise
the amount--$l, ,567, ,OsO., less IS per cent
s2s5, --leayingsl ,SS2, ,O26i--and you. will
find that the above calculation is correct.
Now, look at this matter fairly, and you
will see at glance the internal meanness OF
the cowardly traitors who are controlling the
Plug Ugly organs of this county. They at
Tempt to persuade you that there will be a
host Of Government officials thrown into
your State, and that the whole Of this tax
will DO collected off Of the real estate of the
country. They do not tell you that the
State is entitled to an offset Of tho amount
already raised and advanced; but do say
that this is in addition to that amount,
which they know is not truo. They don't
tell their readers that the State has right
to assume its quota, "and collect it in its
own way and manner" but attempt, in
every way they can, to mislead and deceive
the people. One Of these beauties said in
our presence that the State had the right
to levy in their own way, and he believed
the Legislature would do it, and that they
were entitled to the offset of all liquidated
claims held by the State against the United
States.y We offered him ten dollars if he
would make that statement inhis next issue,
and he refused to do it,--showing conclu.
sively that they intend to mislead the peo
pie on this subject, though that deceptiou
should result IN the destruction of the Gov
ernment,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-26

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. Is.
Two couriers have just arrived from lex.
ton. The following intelligence is believed
by the commanding officer here to be in the
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DELEGATES.
Aldmanee-Giles Mebane, Thomas Rufin.
Alexander A c Stewart. --...
Ashe-J Foster
Aason-A Myers, j A Leak.
Bertie-S Spruill, Jas Bond.
Beayort-W ] Ellison, E Warren.
BLaden-Neill Kelly.
Brunspiek--T D Meares. ..
Buncom6e-N W Woodfin. 90.
Burke G Mcdowell.
Cdb1rrus-C Phfer.
Cdtdpet-E W Jones.
Cdmde7,-D Ferebee.
Cdrteret-C Thomas.
Casuell-Bedford Brown, J. E. Williamson.
Cataarba--P G Henkle.*
Chathdm--J II Hcaden, John Manning, Jr.,
Merritt
CAotoan-R II billiard
Clsreldnd-W I J Miller, j " Tracy.
Columbus Richard Wooten.
CrdreR--Geo Green, John Whitford.
Cumberland-Warren Winslow, David McNeill.
CdrTitucL--H NJ Shaw.
DaoidsOn-B Kittrel Douthit.
Dduis-Robt Sprouse.
Duplin-W Houston, James Dickson.
Edgecombe--W Battle, Geo Howard -
F0rsyths-TJ Wilson, K L Patterson.
Franktin-A d Williams. g .
Gaston-S X Johnston. -
Gdtes-A j Walton. ..
GranUiAe-Thomas B Lyon, I L Hargrove S S
Royster.
Greea-W A Darden, Jr.
GuiJ0rd-John \ Gilmer, Ralph Gorrell, and
Dick
HalJar-R II Smith, L W Bachelor. ~
UyGe-E L Mann.
Hdrnett-A S McNeill.
HayWOod-Wm Hicks.
ReHderwa-W NJ Shipp. ...
Acknowledgement Rayner.
Iredell-AnderSon Mitchell, I A Allison.
IurES Nv ThnmaS
JohnstOn-C Sanders, w Smith.
Jones-Wm Foy.
Lsngir-John { Washington.
LiRcOln-Wm Lander.
Mac0n-C D Smith.
>HadiSOn-J A Mcdowell.
RGrtin-Asa Biggs.
McDotcelL-J H Greenlee-
Aecklenburg-J w Osborne, Caldwell
AOnigOmsry-S H Christian
Noors-H Turner.
Ndsh-A II Arlington.
NeU Ha,rO1er-Jo6n Holmes Robert Strange.
N0rthamptOn-D Barnes, j Moody.
OnsLop-G w Ward.
Orange-W A Graham, John Berry.
Pdsguotank-R K Speed.
PerquiDl1Rs-JoS Cannon.
Person-John W Cunningham.
Pitt B Satterthwaite B Grimes.
Randolph-W j Long A G Foster.
Richn0nd-W Leak.
RObsson-J Fuller, j c Switzerland.
ROckingham-D Reid, T Brodnax.
Rocan-R Caldwell, H Jones.
Rushsrtord and Polh-J II Carson, N Durham.
ISampson-R A Mossly, Thomas Bunting.
IStanly-E Hearne.
Stokes-A H Joyce.
.SurTy-T Y Hamlin.
TyrrclL-Eli Spruill.
Union-H NJ Houston
Wdks-G Badger, X Battle, W Holden.
Warren-w n Edwards, Frank Thornton.
Waahngton-W S Pettigrew.
Watauga-J W Council. .
Wayne-G Strong Thompson.
Wilkes-Jas Galloway, Peter Elier.
Yadkin-R F Arm6eld. 80
Yancsy-M P Penland -...
*Resigned.
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Aprtb-C -Caroliaa gtauharh
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-Eoo DaEars psr aRsnn
invariably in advance. ..--... .-...
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aaHn invariably in advance. =
An papers discontinued at tie expiration Of Tie tis
for chieh tAsy Aavs been paid.
Rates OF Advertising in Semi.Weekly Standard.
Our regular rates Of advertising as follows: l-.
One square, lines or less} FIRST insertion 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, IS
Longer advertisements in proportion. -a
Contracts will be made with advertisers at the Gbovs
0var rates for six twelve months and the close of
the contract 8S par cent will be deducted from the gross
amount
Professional business Cards, not exceeding FIVE lines,
will be inserted in either the Weekly for
IS for six months slu for twelve months in both
pap"rs for $40 for six months SIS for twelve months
Rates Of Advertising in Weekly Standard.
One dollar per square for the first insertion and twenty
i've cents for each subsequent insertion No deduction 1c
Be made Weekly Gdoertisement matter hoo long ey
Only limited number of advertisements will be
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wise directed inserted in the Semi Weekly and charg.
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A SHoRT SERMoS on MAxLlsEss--Learn from
Che earliest days nurc your principles against the
peril of ridicnle; yo1 can no more exercise your
reason If you live in the constant dread Of laughter
than you can ENJOY your life If you in the con-
slant terror Of de4th If you think it right to JiE
fer from the timt s, and 10 make point Of morals.
pedantie II may appear, do il not for medicines but
seriously and gEandly--as ananwbo wore asoslof
his own.in his bosom, and did not wait tlhit waa
ebreathed into hlm BY the breath Of fashion
Smith $4,000 =. ,iS & 81. q s5 Si@l1
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RALEIGH, NC. sARTUR DAY. NOVEMBER is. 1851.
STATE CONVENTION.
0tseers and Members.
ORGANIZED on rHE 20rn OF MAY, 1851. ,

WELDON n EDwARDs, of Warren, President.
WALTER L. SrsELE, Of Richmond, Principal Sec
retary. 60
L. @. EDWARDS, of Granville Assistant Secretary.
JpsEpH HoLDsRBY, of Rockingham, Engrossing
Clerk.
JAMES PAGE, of Randolph, Principal Doorkeeper.
w, R. Lowell, of Surry, Assistant
JOIN G. MooEE of Wake, :" e"
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The SsMi~Weskiy Sfaqoaso,
THE YANKEE NAVAL EXPEDITION.

FULL ACCOUNT oP THE PREPARArIoNs-LIsT OF OFF
GERS AND VESSELS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAsH! CAsHII CAsH!i!

l SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH. l DON'T DO A
Credit Busness Therefore hope every person that
this Advertisement will not ask me for CRED1Tbecause
am not able do credit business; and have to pay
CASH myself
l have called every person that owes me DOLLAR,
and have not been able collect the first CENT. wish
= -' J. b. FRANKLIN. :
April IL, 1861. S.