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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13
"SpottinRo. a "Pickpocket."

Among the other signs by which our de-
teetiye officers discern professional thieves
and pickpockets is that Of wearing patriotic
neckties and collars of q very loud pat
tern. Not at all that an honest men may
not wear those articles ofapparel, but thieves
are apt to adopt all the latest modes in dress,
and thus pass current for exemplary mem
bers of society. A short time since, during
an occasion Of public interest, large numbers
Of visitors from sun ounding cities came to
Cincinnati,O and among the others wealthy
citizen from Lafayette, Indiana. We need
hardly remind our readers here that the
State Of Indiana stands out in bold relief
among Western States for its patriotism and
devotion to the Union, and that she was one
of the first States to hold the national flag
aloft and swear to die in its defence.
We'll, to return to the story, the gentle.
man from Lafayette, who at present shall
be nameless, appeared in the elegant rotunda
of tho Burnett Honse srrayed in new suit
of broadcloth, his freshly ''groomedY head
held erect by bran new star-spangled stand.
ing collar. and flaming red, white and blue
necktie; and as he leasurely whitfield his
fragrant after-tea HAVANA, he seemed a
very picture Of patriotic American Adonls.
Presently he was approached by our polite
and affable Chief Of Police, Col. Dudley,
who, after greeting him in friendly man
ncr--for they were old acquaintances-s
gested in the kindest possible manner the
propriety Of changing his necktie, as there
existed bare possibility Of his being arrest
ed
Our Indiana friend became indignant, and
denounced in the roundest terms the un-
patriotic character Of the people Of Cincin-
natl, winding up with q glowing peroration
to that of the people of Indiana.
"But, my deaf sir, urged the Chief
"you will be misunderstood you will be
mistaken for pickpocket, and perhaps ar'
rested" And with this friendly hint be
walked away. Scarcely had he gone when
police officer approached the gentleman
from Indiana, and walking around him,
, seemed to spot him after the most ap
proved detective style. The victim winceC
, under the torture, which was only increased
by seeing the eyes Of at least q score OF thu
! gentlemen present turned with eager inter
est upon the officer and himsclf The strang'
: experience Of being spotted" made tn,
, gentleman feel guilty, and he really looket
{ as he felt. At this point another office
T came unon the scene, and this 30 heightened
: the confusion Of the victim that. he forcet
f his way through the crowd and rushed il
the direction Of his room, but burst Of
laughter broke upon his ear, and turning
\ around his eyes met the open countenanc
0 of the Chief, who, with cotere Of friends
was enjoying the joke, A light broke upo
' preccieihg the sell, q pleasant smile lit N
. his od-looking countepance, as he invite
: his friends to the refractory, where the part
f were regaled with smoking bivalyes an
. sparkling catawba.-lCin. Gaz., 9th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

A ACoRREsroNnIs1 rccensly returned from
Richmond, Va, thus alludes to tho position
Mr. Bolts is now placed in: "When. in
Richmond l saw Mr., Bolts, Mr., Bolts is
virtually o prisoner in his own house. When
be gets . CHANCE to speak, he denounces the
secession Of Virginia, and says that it was
1 fatal Act, and he hopes that q restoration
Of the Union may be effected, There are
some twenty. or twenty-five thousand troops
in Riohmondj and there is = general appre-
henson that it will be attacked and positive
lycaptured in some way by the Union forces,
Notwithstanding the rebel army at Manas-
sas. t" % Niff0 b n
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COllrtS forf1SS2

uoa Courts for lSO2!41u.)
RY VIRTUE Of the po,rers vested in US by law
in and for the Eighth judicial District Of the State Of Ohio
do hereby ascertain and tx the times Of holding the
raj terms Of the Cour, Of Common Pleas and District
Court in he several counties Of said District for the year
The Court q common Pleas shall BE- hssin the County
g Tss:ay The Eighteenth shl az Of
and on Monday the third t3d) day Of November
In the County Of Morgan on Tuesday the twen,y.af
t25h day Of March, Tuesday the fifteenth l5th) day
Of July, and Tuesday the iwen,y-rs, talsD day Of
October. ia .I.. : .f.
sth day Of February on fuesduy the twentieth (20th)
day Of May md Oh Tuesday the fourth ts day Of No
veInber. .t.
In the County Of I,enon, on Tuesday the eleventh ith,
day OF March. Tuesday the tenth 0th day Of June,
aud on "Wednesday the fifteenth u5hld of October.
IN the County OF Noble Tuesday the fourth tth) day
Of March. Tuesday the third ) day OF June, and
"Wednesday the fifteenth tl5thl day OF October
~ the County Of Tuscarawason Tuesday the eighteenth
day OF May, aud Tuesday the twenty eighth iashj
IL the County Of Guernsey on Monday the tenth oh,
day oil March, on Monday the ninth 0th) day Of June
and on Monday the tenth liihhl day OF November.
III the County Of Jefferson Tuesday the eleventh 1,h
and OIL Tuesday the eleventh lii,h day OF November.
In the County of Harrison Tuesday the eighteenth
Qsih) day OF February, Tuesday the twentieth l2n
Day Of May aud on Tuesday the tah day
- Ths District Court shall be Held
the County Of Ttscarawas OH Tuesday the secon.
IA Tie County Of Muskiagum on Thursday the fourth
li,h) day Of September .IL-I.'It T'gl ~
In The County Of Morgan on Tuesday the ninth 10Th
T County Guernsey on Friday the twelfth t2,h
IN the County Of Jefferson on Wednesday the seven
leenih u7th)tay Of September Lys4 IA
Ipthc County Of Harrison Monday the twenty second
IN the County Of belmont on Wednesday the twenty
fourth l2!thl day o. September 80, 49,. -.
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Obituary.

:, spiea, December 20, 1881, 1t his residence
e 2 ,sd SslScG. ss% county 2Aio sANusl M MnAD
dropsy, with which he bad entered for two
years. He seemed anxious for this time to
come when he would, b rsmaved ffeN'this
Apsh Of aalctiOa, dsoiSea sad 'liwould
Mst be at rest. He rstaiued his mental
facultis. to the last He wss an early citi.
senof the county, and always kind and
respected neighbor.
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spised itis the privilege Of the illustrious
TO be hated ''A 'F'' ~
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z19vAItsr HoAE, Jan. IS, 1859. NJ

WIZ DO our soldiers need no BARRIERS ?
Because they are regularly shaved by the
00yWnmept contractors.
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A true copy by direction Of said yudges ~
Attest; .H Gil; G. RUSSELL
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Zanesville, November 81, A. ID. 1851. de26lw
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The Desperation of ReJellion-Addre@ to,
The Psople Of Georgia--7he Last Hours
of the Rebel Provisional Gocenntent--Ai
Quutcte Of Trutors Speak - Georgit
''Wustutef '-Compliments 70 Federal
Eaeray-4n Iggrcssire War f6iicy Re
commended. i .nsnga,N ..r
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west corner Of siio
square, and running
thence east 90 feet |
q inches 70 q - foot al
lev, thence along said
alley % feet 8 inches
thence leaving the hns
q Of said alley and run
ming Is feet on q line
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would be at right an
giles with New Jersey
avenue, thence north
west 20 feet, or 10 with
In 40 feet Of New jersey
avenue, thence on .
= line perpendicular ts
and at right angle
with said avenue q;
feet, thence along New
Jersey ave Tue 70 ths
beginning.
Insurance Fire Company
baltimore, MARYLAND.
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OF
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Beginning at the north
west corner OF the
square and running
thence south LOO feet,
thence east AS feet 9
inches, thence north
12o feet, and thence
west i25 feet 8 inches
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1858, 60; 1850, 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

There are varione reas cns for McClellen's
change of asmsancr from the time when be
commanded Id Wee.ern Virginia TO The pres
out mo,nsnt. But the COS trolling motive Ii tho
intense se,,shness which led him at the start
to sivs ur all hiss rsr .cnel syrpa.hies Tor the
rase Of HE personal enhancement He found
thai /. rIesse.i his unxstsr better to he black
guard than a gentleman. and he has proved
b,ns.,f ready for any sols that improves his
own fortunes aioreover, il became necessary
{. rropi,iats the Northern mob. scott was
TOO slow for them. because he had not cue
csetsd IN three months in subingating the
South. and they had discovered in Mcclellan
a Young Napoleon, who would corie up 10 tbt
mark in time aud efficiency. lie himself pro
claimed that TIE war wan TO DO "short sIi
/ srerats;" lie has proclaimed that over ai,t
over again. lie has now bssn ten montl's il
S,o..s saddls. and he ia not yet even In Rich
mord. Tho Northern moo begin TO sns
pect their new idol They clamor for veto
,ies. and is Ess no Victories - give them, ex
ceps ayon PAPER. Hence the Astounding taist
N,,oGs in biz accounts OF reesnt satt!es Z" uu
worthy gentleman and q Ho!dlar. lie is 40
~. holcass 70 the mob for bis pace. and. II
orlec- q keep it, is throwing of, dsT by
tav, III ssn,blapce u those .aci qla'i.ies and
,,ec-nr properties for wlitn se once hal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

or friends &c tie Corral Frasrte''ia !,
,sksu. IL tssk fer calling cd Somewhat u
.fs,aiS." We only repeated what we L'.a
hear,. from cthsrs. We knew nothing Of Gen.
- opin ions, newer having aeon njla III our
,ras. Everybody tells us re is u ve-y ish-
s;o.s. c,nsc.eniions mai. and wa hope and
Lr,,5rve !, i, 20. We used the word "fatahsi'
ia no osseusl v- ssnss, 50 far ~ we understood
il, Indeed we ara nct CERTAIN at ths eXass
mssuing " a fataist Il man vino iies Gu iis
Ls.s. sot will do nothing, becs"ss he believed
that Whatever is TO happen will happsn with
or. his agency, and that. therefore, it ne Is 10
be fed Re vii Tvs fed, wi:ioUs stretching OFT
his hand TO belp himself? 50, then there
never was fstali.t ia the world, and there
never will be The v.rY Turk. who, sseing
..is hoose on fire. contents himself with Say
ins-, 1T is the will .f God." AMI suSsrs it To
barn down without moving iGse: to put on.
the Ere, will move ins own csreass ont 81 the
WY when the tlar!er >come too near iog bis
comfort.
We explained tbs 81 ec;es Of :a,alisEn which
we attributed 10 Gene>tsi Jackson. by iaeuing
y to that OF Bona pt.fte- the isitSr toid BE.
O'Melra wt&. ser, OF tataht. he was. The
doctor told bin he had heard that lie WAS a il.
:s>iist In action, chat is, II battle, II atn,
saii Napoleon. lis then FRO seoded 10 exem-
pity his mesaisC. At tho siege Of Ton!on.
where he con,nsndsd tie artillery, Touns.
cikcsr OF artillery, instead Of observing the
eject OF his bsttery, shuissa down behind ths
uorks. The meD il Col s.guences 6red very
wildly. CONS Up hore, cir" ssi'l Bonaparts
and ss. the eaec, cf your sbot" TIE vours
officer rose. hut instead u s.Hriii,g on: fairly
by his side on tie rarapst, emily reersd "tii
under his arm At TIA. r.o als,t shot pass cd
uu..ar sIa arm. missed Napoleon, AMI dasAed
o:: TIE f;cars braius. "Tou see, sdisj
Ndpvisna, If he had stood up tsiriv, the sLo'
wq:.lG Egrs passed bat Heen -, sn' he would
no: haze been hiiE'.
But we will nc. 20 farther il Ibis Subject,
which Milton tella u4 perp;exei the Apostits
-piri.s III pardsmoDum immediately 4.tsr the
fsl, AID has rerplezed everybody else eve.
slnce Ali we sheii jnsiat r?or "a shat ~
lnee,li 80 attribute notiius aarr-:'ia'.'e 20 p;
Stone wall ,Eackeur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09
rnssvAoulTrcs CT coaisrs.

ISscm fbT NeH SpTA ~ u1op y uus !
A ,siegraphic Dispatch from our CORES.
popdspt 1T e,niro gives Ms later news from
t!orjrth. Aaii 10 approved by the military
supervisor Of tbs telegraph at that piace, i.
may be received as, in q sense. OfIlctal. From
1, we iesru that The retreat Of tho Con fs1eI
ntes from Cortnth y a. conducted In psrfec
order, til at they left nothing whatever be.
hint taeyn that the forces have been. accord
ing ~ the statsmsnts Of the In habitanis, mo =.
InC f,r about O week, their pYovtstoEs haE
ipg gone so1.e days befctss and that their
nunoess were N uch leas than has been gen.
orally supr0ssd. 1DtS latter roiat, howe, ar
may bd matter Of mere conIectu 9, or may bs
rurpose;y ,nisrepressnted by the people -
why the evacuation took plaza, VIII Der the
enemy has SCne, what 10 to be The next mo- q
msntcf Ger. hallees-~cn ttsse rotrM we
have 80 farther Iigh..
If5parcu gsau 4ss EALLgoE
WaselrarnE. Jane The following dis
match has peen received ~ the War Depart {
n, snt. III reply % an iru1iry irrm Grasral
Ccaisrp. May II.
~. e.. Eciss, e9sarternns.sr Gsrc-ct'
IL Eeanresari Eas bsea at Richmond
others have forged t:s signature. as have re
ce.ved letters from hin ekont exchange Vi
prt uaers nearly every day for the las: fost
might.
The eva :ue,toa OF Coc.nth CONN encsd o.
Wednesday, ard wds completed On Thursday
night. bat IN gteat hGsN. as BIZ immens'
amoun: of prorsTiy was destroyed aud aban
dored.
Mo sroora have zone from here 70 Rich
noph. nrisss within the last two days.
;igNscl II. ". EALLscK,
Ms j u General,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

Susdrfes,-or,sers have been issned from
the Generals commanding brigsdes to arrest
all officers and men fosud in this city who
have not PAGES signed by their Colonies ana
countsrsigned by General This ie blow
ia the riQht place on gentlemen s"!disrs All"
bogus officers.
The wetth sr has been most favorable tbe
las, twenty four hours ioE our vpunded col
,uers. and ali that wo have seem seen, 70 10
iapsoving rapidly. 1t re'aya enc to visit the
hprritals AMI see the faces, Exainiue then
c,i7sia9y, aud you will rot meet bad one
rAtien: liz suffering, IA noble, ehival'ia soul
yles,ns from, each feature. Conquer ns! cub
iu.,a;e us folly.
'sn,es nesros were caught cp Saturday, at
elnv.ing 10 creep through cnr iiues They
VERY brought to towuand HANDED over 10 Mar.
ehai alex ndsr, who lucke3then up - await
Their v,ss.er's coming tu claim anh take them
away.
The ssrse.s yesterday wore avery Gniet as
rikt, ana fergar louugers were aeep upon the
pnblin tl,orcr = hiares than there has been for
ssyera. day, tie Provost guard were busy
picking ny all straFslers, aud Rerdipg them to
iaeir ii;jeyent regiments. L'!1or selling IL
sill persisted IN. but tia detective forces are
cu tbe alert, and several yendeT, have been
caught aaA Ebans being tried by ConEiAsr
fist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

Ia the early part Of this war, Gen. Nc
Cis'iau wrote TO Il distinguished officer In the
South, sxprsssing his desire TO serve in the
Confederate army. II he dare deny the fact
and biz recent reports prove that In mendacity
10 U tas representative man Of the Yankee
nation, II sn Be demonstrated By such evi 5.
esnes - win close HE lips In eternal silence
whse - vas At West Point, b affected to
tmassass especially with those fror N.
eosaa sad 70 have little sympathy With ,ao,a
1ou bis own section We dare nav this uss
sspains, and that b. really va, s.rioo. :,
ssevs us1se Je6. Davis In tsis wsr .n, a..
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