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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-31

"FioQREs will not lie, is an old and used
to be well.credited saying. But the intro
duction Of hoops, orinoline, hips, bustles,
and cotton breast-works has played the
dickens with tho proverb. '-e
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-31
Graduation and Scholarship Of Lead
ing officers.

Below we give table showing the years
in which some of the most prominent mil
itary chiettains on both sides graduated at
West Point, and the positions in which they
stood in their various classes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

WOUNDED SoLDIERs.-Privates D. J
Briggs, Of Company B., and E F. Shepard,
Of Company F., First Michigan Regiment,
who we're wounded at Bull Run, and taken
prisoners to Richmond, passed through this
city this morning. Each one had lost his
right leg-Which were taken of before
reaching Richmond, by rebel surgeon.
They report that the treatment of our pris-
oners in the general hospital at Richmond
is good; that Eve hundred Of the prisoners
have been taken to New Orleans, and one
hundred and fifty to Charleston, and that
large number yet remain in Richmond,
the most Of them in the tobacco factories.
Briggs and Shepard we're Of the 6fty-seven
that we're discharged on parole. They left
Richmond on Sunday, the 9Th inst, and
were taken down the James River to For
tress Monroe, and from thence to Balti-
more, which place they left yesterday
morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

gaF~ DR.. A. o. Blair, late a citizen of this
place, but for the last two months a resi-
dent Of Cleveland, is on a visit to his old
home. Many friends, in the numerous
families where he has always been a vel
come professional visitor, will be gratifed
to give him hearty welcome. Dr. Blair,
besides having no superior in his profess
sion hereabouts, is most amiable gentle.
man and amiable citizen. The good people
of our sister city have reason to eongrat.
ulate themselves upon The acquisition of
such a gentleman to their social and pro-
fessional circles Columbus Journal 17th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-This morning as the
passenger train on the c. & P. Road stopped
at the Euclid Station, little deformed news
boy, whose face is we'll known upon our
streets, got upon the cars as usual to ride to
the lower depot and sell papers on the way.
Two men, who were well dressed, and who we
suppose call themselves gentlemen, commenc-
ed the manly sport of abusing the little fel-
low, threw his papers out of the window,
and threatened 10 make him follow them
At this stage OF proceedings, Mr. W. W,
Chandler, General Freight Agent of the
Road, who was on board, stepped up, seized
the principal actor in the affair, and de-
manded to know what he was about in treat.
ing boy so. The man clustered up at the
question, wheraupon Mr.. Chandler slapped
his face. The man then pulled out pistol
and snapped it at Mr.. Chandler, who quick
ly diaarmed the cowardly rascal, kept him
quiet until the train arrived at the depot,
and then delivered him over to an officer
who conducted him &c the johnson street
watch house, where he had the rest Of the
day for meditation upon the nobleness and
dignity of his performance. He WILDE tried
Friday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
A Card--AttentIon Ohio Reanlars.

The officers Of the Nineteenth three
nOnths Regiment win please appoint a
meeting, designating the time and place,
for the purpose Of paying Lslsnd's Band
for their services while with the regiment
in Western Virginia and elsewhere.
Most Of the members are anxious 70 re-
enlist for the remainder Of the campaign
but baEing expenses to meet necessarily
sScumulatedat at home during their absence,)
are consequently unable to leave until q
settlement can be had with the officers who
signed the contract
We have received but little encourage
msni in regard to getting our pay since the
regiment LEFT Columbus, and some Of the
menbsrs despair Of ever getting settle
nent, as there seems to be no one desirous
Of trorbling themselves bat little about it.
Nov that our duty is done and our SER
vices ere no longer required, there should
be few manly spirits among all those con
osrned, who will 50 far interest themselves
90 TO see that our claims do not 20 entirely
unhseded, and that the pledges of the off,
GERS are not unfulflled
Do not forget gentlemen that you have
marched to the measure Of our music over
the high hills and low valleys Of Virgins,
where you gained laurels and widespread
reputation for your sOldierly bearing, dis
olpEne and bravery. Now I trust that you
will not tarnish that good nsme, won at
Rich Mountain, by negleoting your 6uty
to the Band, who have depended mainly on
your honor. For yOu must be aware that
The government has done It's duty nobly,
By generously paying you for more lime
than you we're employed in its service.
The Band have received, all told, jJst
four hundred dollars, incurring an expense
Of twenty hundred dollars. Your time,
gentlemen, Is uacomw0nlg sloi0. If you will
accelerate littls, you viii make our march
lighter, restore 70 shape aral elongated
oouutenanees, and perhaps dc the country
some service.
Please give this matter due attention;
b. 50 doing you will much oblige
Yours, respectfully,
J. NJ. LELAND, q
rsrros In behalf Of the Band,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

.he witnesses who have referred 10 the new
association have called II simply the Gold
en- Circle" none OF them terming It the
nKnights Of the Golden Circle"
Mr.. Paine starts out by the supposiuon
that there Is something hidden or concealed
beyond what is contained in the pretended
obligation. say, Sir, that II public rumor
Is true, that these obligations are no more
bloody or fatal than those which are admin
istered daily by secret associations IN this
country. Can anything be gathered from
this frat oath further than that it was for
the protection OF Constitutional Democrats
Mr.. Paine says that he relies mainly upon the
second oath. All the witnesses have said
that there was but one obligation to be taken
By any member at any time OF the Marion
county organization, and that there is no
proof to show that the second obligation has
any connection with the organization to
which Courts is charged with being mem
ber. | do not suppose that Courts would
start out alone and get up plan TO overthrow
the Government Of the United States, and
| 20 TO this Fletcher to make him party to IT.
therefore l do suppose that Courts was 6
member Of some association which existed 10
Marion county.
There is another singular circumstance
CLANCY swore that he went 10 Judges
office, and that the second obligation was
repeated by him and taken down in writ
ing but yet when CLANCY comes upon tn,
stand he is able to repeat scarcely a Wort
Of it. Mr. Paine has no knowledge Of sn.
oath excepting what he has brought in here
excepting what is printed upon this sli
Of paper. do not believe, Sir, that Hop
kins could have reported the language Q
this oath to administer it to CLANCY, o
that the latter could have re nembered
from having heard il thus repeated
It seems to me that there was not shad
ow Of an excuse for the organization Of Sc
ciety for the protection Of individuals
Marion county, at this time. l would sal
sir, that / believe that all citizens Of th
county have q constitutional right to expires
in proper manner and at a proper plac
, such opinion freely, without being exposed
danger from mob violence. Now, sir, Whe
we find that the association 10 which Uou
belonged, was simply to protect from nj
violence, we cannot find that Court was guilt
I of any crime.
E The balance of the proceedings will a
g pear in our mornings issue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

HoLT's COMPANY OF CAvALRY-Mr.
John P. Holt well known to all our citi-
zens, is actively at work raising oOmpa-
ny for Wade and Hutchins Cavalry. To "a
cilitate enlistments he has adopted the true
plan of holding meetings in the country
towns and appealing directly to the people.
Among the speakers who will speak at
these meetings are Hon. A. G. Riddle and
Hon. R. F. Paine. Mr.. Riddle speaks To-
morrow, friday at Chagrin Falls, at
Z o'clock. We trust all who can, in the
in the various quarters where these meet.
ings are held, will attend aud do what they
can to encourage their young men to en-
list.
Mr.. Holt is raising a fret class Comps
ny and we can heartily endorse him to the
people Of Cuyahogs county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

AHNv SUPPLIEs.-A shipment of Army
Supplies went forward from the Eastern
General Freight Depot in this city this
morning, consigned to the United States
Subsistence Department at ST Louis, which
consisted Of one hundred and ten tons of
sugar, coffee and rice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

MuIrART.-Tbe Twentieth Regiment,
Col. Whittlesey's, left Camp Chase Yester-
day, and, passing through Columbus, took
the cars at the depot cor Camp DennisOu.
Tbs fine appearance Of the regiment was
universally admired.
General o. NJ. Mitchell left Cincinnati
yesterday morning to take command of the
army in Kentucky il person.
The FOrty-fourth Ohio regiment arrived
in Cincinnati on Tuesday morning from
Springfield. The men were Immediately
placed On steamers, and started on their
way to the KanaWha.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
U URIOUs KOINUIDGNCEl

lEHIITH AND OTHERS IL 4 BO1

HOBRIS IL sight with bis Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can ind the best Medicine in
or many OF the Diseases peculiar 20 such AHimslS
They sre a Sovereign Remedy ior Colds, coughs
LysB Of ppetitg, Hide bound DsiemperS, &c, &C.
~ These Powders al~gYa give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have uee3 them, ceB testify. Ses
saculaJR. Try thom. For ssle by n. n. Qaylord
a. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong q Arm
strong, Cleveland, o.. and BY all Druggists In th6
country. Also at vb lesale by the Proprietor, at 6!
Ontario street. ClSTeiand, ohio. to whom ALI orders
uuBs DO addressed
fsIs. R9--lE- q G. NORRIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

MICHIGAN sIxTH.-Capt. Winters, Of Bat
tls Greek, Michigan, of Company E, Sixth
Michigan Regiment came in on the Pitts
burgh train this morning. He reports the
Regiment stationed at Baltimore, and in
good health. We learn also that it is not
HE intention to return again for the pres
ent He says that the loyalty Of Balti-
moreans is not to be doubted, so long as the
city is filed with Federal soldiers and bay
enets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
FRAVRLRRls RKGIsgBs-,
HR OFT Y.

CLrvELASD GRAPEs.-The Uaited States
Express Company has forwarded this pres
snt season nearly forty tons Of Isabella and
CstaWbs Grapes, grown BY parties in the
immediate vicinity Of Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

~ The Federal Government has au-
thorizod the construction Of line Of tele-
graph along the Ohio river, from themOuth
Of TIE Miami 10 The boundary line Of Indi-
ans, the work to be commenced immedi-
aisly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
people Of Cuyahoga county


OHIO AND THE WAR. The number of
regiments authorized by the Governor of
this State is eighty-six, and forty-tWo are
in the field. Six cavalry regiments are
authorized, and four are full. Six COM
psnies are in the field. Five batteries of
artillery are in the field, and regiment
of artillery forming. Eight companies are
already in camp. This is not very bad for
Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

0BERLIE AND CAMP WooD.-One hundred
and fifty of the citizens of O6erlin came in
on the Toledo cars this morning, to pay
the 0berlin Company in Camp Wood q
pic MIC visit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
,Si0ppags Of Nataye o. O5Ia1edoHI.

Thsss Pills EEs5 mover boon known 10 fail when
the dire7tious haze been strictly followed, and they
are psri-Utiy l..sa 70 take 6y tho most delicate.
TO MARRIE0 LADIES thgy sre particularly re.
commended, tAsy remove uiilcusties aud restore
nature, uu matter from what cause the obstruction
NAV arise. few days ia most cu3sB will prsduCo
tso GeaTCd effect aud although powerful, Yet 10
iniary viii result nom .i,0T use, but those who
are r5-e naut shoGi1 not us5 them, they hEVe an
elect cou trCrV % nature.
Pefnpbiet8 detailing their virtues, with numerous
uor.ii5ates roIn we'll known physiciens AID SP0th-
scagies, Do hld o. application to the agent, who
Will send the Kills, n desired, " mail, pid, to
auY address, on roc8ipt o. the money sofa Ia toEes
containing sixty Pils by all the PRINCIPAL drusgists
s1d 5sle1s every where. Frics g 90 y box.
&. ". BliAlsk, sen. hFsnt.
jF4-.Ao6 no tlupnr9n- rf fNF.aIar4d -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

@aslELgEI
MRS: WINsLOR.

El Esos W lAnuOWs
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pr
seBts TO the attoa tion Of Mothors, her
SCOT HIN g YRUP,
BOR CHILDREN TEErHING,
which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng by
softeEing the gums, reducing az l1nemmat!ons-wth
- 10 BEGULArH THE BOWELS.
Depend upon u, mothers, will give rest 70 your
BELIZE AND HEALTH TO YOURIEFAETs.
We have put up aud sold this article for over ten
yoars, and OAE SAY, II CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH Of t, what We have never been ablo to say o.
A SINGLE NSTA HOE 10 EFFEOr CuBE When
timely usod Never Gid We know an instance Of dis
~ All arc delirhtsd with is operations and SPEAK IN
terms Cf cOmInenaation Of the magical oiieets AND
efs 9 M E5s Y N 49, P4 f1, ~ 9s siil1 ssoueS s1,d
pledge our reputation for the fuiAllment Of what We
hero dsclsro. IN almost every Instance where the
Infant is suffering RON pain and exhaustion, relief
will De found ia ritCeu or tWentg minutes after the
syrup Is administered.
one Of the most Experienced and Skilfal HuTses In
New England, and has been used With EeVeT-failinS
THOUSANDS OF OssEs.
It rot only relieves the child frOln pain, but nVg
Orat0s tho stomach and bowels correct nscdty and
gtvoB tone and energy to the whole syaten 1t viii
almost instantly relieve
QRlPlNG IN TIE BQWELB, and WIND COLdC
end oyercomeg conveiaions, which II not speedily
Yemedisd end IN death. NO believe Il tho best and
safest remedy in tho world In all casea Of Dysentery
and Diarrhoe2 IN children, whethor It arises from
Testhing, OF any other cause. We would say 70 eVs
cry Mother who has child suffering from any otthe
foregoing complaints do not let prejudices, noI
the pTeudcea OF others, saud bstN e5n you and youE
eueruq Child and the relief that will bs Sure, yee
Absolutely sure 70 follow the use Of this Medicine,
utinelF uged. Fnli directlon for using win accom-.
Hqny each bottle. None genuine unlehB the fac.
simils OF OURTIS q PERhlE8, New York, Il on
tbs out1do WTafper. Bald by DruggiEts Throughout
the World.
Principal Odico, l3 CsGar Street New York.
PGIJE, ONLY - CENTS PR BOTTLE.
Espsl8.dhq le6
E6r sale by STRONG 3 ARMsTROEG, CHURCH.
III. 3 EEN. md vs. 81. ElskE. Olavnlanh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

PRRsoNAL.- Senator Wade, who has been
spending several days in this city, left on
the Lake shore cars this morning for his
houa n, TsFsrsop.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
8rasa 40MnAm.

TAMES IL. ODELL, BRASS
EoUh Der AND MkNUFAOTURER Of
aieW 1Sofe fgofn superior street Cleveland, Ohio H
ts prapargd 70 furnish all kinds Of work used fDf
Stea1s MatZE OF Gas, and all the various artfolss
nsad 10 the PLUMBING business. Beer PulRps of an
kinds made and repaired Brass Oaatfun Scte dam,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

The above rates are fixed, and viii not
be varied from OF reduced, to meet Pro
rata on less through rate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

GOVERNOR TOP IN COLUMDUs.-The Col
umbus papers of this morning announce
the arrival of Hon. David Tod and lady in
that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

III n DO Y II NAMED UM~
y fEaD ANTS, will take notice that John Friend
q ClsTeand. Chic, on the 5fh day of 0ctober Issl
Med lis petition IN the Court OF Common Piea7 o
Mrs FTe:erika Borgss and an he 5t6sr na1,e5 ~
eudaua' setting iOrth tBst ths plaintiff he \ inf9-
ment creditor Of the said Jorn D. Horgs5 n 4 l,,-
m5nt recOYi red By one N. Schisy aesinst the ssfd
B5rgts, af the February 1870 term Of said court f
the sum o. s5lsll, with cost agd interest, Whsch1
Judgment was assiEDed 20 the plaintiff. That exc
cutOn issued on said Judgment 10 the sherf al
the county bat had been returned unsaifsasd. ana
have no property / able for eTecuti9n. Bot ne
painiih ogarges thg said John J. B0rges Of frand-
j g, cloths &c In the city Of Cleveland 10 his con
in-laW, Iheodore Noges, and that said Borges car
rie5 on thg besiness, and holds . large amount 81
store goods, under the ais5 pretencs Of being ihs
buainass and goods Of Theodore VOqes. That B5rEs5
Is the owner o. valuable house and Let on ST CAR
street ClcFeland, tmofe particnlarly described IN
the PETITION Fhieh he keeps eoFersdafth mortRases
some o. ~hich are On y f.steaded onss, and others
pAld But not cancelled IN & said Borges owns
iarm property In i st Cleveland. daseri5ed IN th8
petltlon Wnicn re a mortgaged TO oEe John Lai-T,
John Lazy paid, aud that plaiotih7s lisB on said
PTcprg 4, q bet er and PRIOR lien thsn that ot
itealn White. That }. +. Bgrsts va the raalan
Is now tee tquitab owner Il a Tslaabls properly
on the corner of Superior and kiyer sueets IN tie
city q ClFeiau D. more particularly des ribed the
pstttons bat Hhith property, with the cot niFanc3
and at1 Of ons EdWard Heg8snmleller hs csu8ed fha
same 70 be tcstel 10 his wife, the said Frederifa
BOrEe5 That hs Is aIso the equitable owner ofcffT
lot No $40, on Tracy strret, ID The city Of iHeFsnd
ctusing ths title 10 vest in his Eie Ihat ~ ssif
Borg has bought, with his own means a VsIuslIs
farm in Solon, Cuyahoaa county Uhio, of 3 acre.
more pa tieultrly described in plaintiffs petition,
bqt iJr the purpose Ct Lepiug 10 irOm The reach q
his creditors, he caused The property 70 vest ia tia
name OF his vie. Thar the other named defsndaufa
eihim 70 have an interest lis1 a1tua or Contin-
gent the described property, but 20 Whist eTfaue
the plaintiff does not know, and Therefore deIdands
proof o. toe The plaictif theref r., prayed
that all the property ia ID pstltion dsscrbtd b
50 d. that the priority o. lions BE- determined, and
that the pro esgs Of sails be Piled necorinE l. pr
/ O-iiy Of LIENS
/ All ths above named deiendsnts, not ofherlg!ss
notified, are hereby rot fed aud requested 70 1ppeF
aud anzwer the plaiutI1 petition ~ ths I4th daV
/ Of December, 1901. JOHN FRIEND, =
] Plaintiff a.d AtIoinsF,
ClCTlland, OF. II, 1861. Oct Ig.sss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

RAILWAY FREIGHTs.-A circular issued
from the Office Of the general freight agent
Of the New York and Erie Railroad, dated
Oct 18th, gives the following rates from
Lake Erie ports;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
LNTASTRR,S SALAPnRSu

MASTER'S SAL E. URS u
lNH ANT 10 the command OF a decretAl order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OUYahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit Of Nelson Prince, and 9th
eis against levi Thomas, and O. hers 70 me direct
ed, shall expose for sale at public auction at tie
door Of the Court House, 10 the City Of Cleveland
In said county, the 18th DAY Of october, l6l at
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described premises, to
wit Situated in East cleveland, in Ouyahoga conn
ty, Ohio, and bounded, beginning in tbs Plank
the west corner Of Chittenden Lewis lsnd, thence
south 504o east, chains and 20 links to said Lewis
west line; thence south chains and 81 nnks-
thence north 5l54o west chains aud IS Inks
thence noIlh 3g5lo east - hnks-theuce north
5UAo west chains 10 the Plank Road-thenoe
north 394o east chains and 80 links 70 The pace Of
beginning, containing 81 acres Of land APPRAISED
- GEO r. WYMAN. Master Commissioners.
- - - sapls.ss7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
CephKIle iii.
.sTTHEY GO RIGHT TO THE


'sTHEY GO RIGHT TO THE
n SPOT"
IHsTAHT BELIETI
STOP YOUR OOUaHI
FUBuY YOUR BREATHi
ETREEaTHBH YOUR VOICE
8PALDLNG'S
THROAT CONNECTIONS,
GOOD FOB OLERaYMER,
GOOD FoR LECTURERS
coon FOB PUBLIC sPEAKERs.
GOOD FOB sIHaERs'
GOOD FOR OONsUMPTIYES.
gentlsmen Garry
sPALDINgs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Ladies' are delighted with
sPALDIBGs THROAT O0EFEOTlOHs.
Children Org Tor
BPALDIEGB THBOAT OOBGEOTIOHB-
They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to ihs voice.
They impart delicious aroma to the Breath
| They are delightful 90 the Taste.
They are msde of simple hsrbs End oan1ot harm
any enc.
1 advise ever one who has Cough or a Husky
Voice or q Bad Breath, or any difficulty Of thu
Throat, to got package ofmy Throat CONNECTIONS,
they will relieve you instantly, and you viii agree
with mo that "thsy go right to the spot" You VIII
ind them very useful and pleasant while travelling
attending public meetings tor stIing your Oongh
or allaying your thirst. II YOu try one package
safe in saying that viii ever Afterwards con
slider them indisponsible. YOu Will md them 81
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PBIOE TWHHTY-FIVE GENTS,
Ny signature is on each package. An others =
eounterf5it.
A package will be sent By mall, prepaid, on rsceiP
Of Thirty Cents. Address
HENRY O. sPALDING,
| d Osdar street, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

From the Examiner Norfolk, Val
Oephalio Pills accomplish the object for Whisl
they were Lla3a Tiz Cure Ofhesdaohe In all its iormG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than q thousan
CAGES, with entire SUCCESS.