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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-17


Rrosideur LlneolB aad his Probable Fame-
Ths Toronto Globe concludes 3 rejoicing
srticle upon the Presidents EmancipstiOh
Message with the following remarks:
This message win dsvelOpe much great
-er measure Of sympathy for the North than
has been hitherto shown in Europe
and win also aid the iermination Of he
var. The line Is gone By when harm
eould Be done in the border States By such
proposition. The Union is thoroughly
- established in Kentucky, Missouri,
Maryland and Western Virginia, and Ten
nsssee and Eastern Virginia viii soon Be
quiasoent 1he work Of consolidation hiss
.6onuenced, snd Mr. Lincoln has evidently
.con5 % ths conclusion that Il can only be
successfully accomplished by great move
1ent for euaReiPation. de has done the
rlEht thing at the right moment and We
may safaly add that be is the right man in
tie right place. II be Aceonplishes the
Nork he has cut out for himBelf, he win
zaise bimsslf toR higher niche than any Of
his oOunlrymeu. Even the fame Of Wash
ington will fade before the glOries Of the
nan who brings freedom 10 fsur millions Of
slaves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-17

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-17
AeEinIanNn.
In the Legislative proceedings Of Thurs
day, We hnd the following;
COUNTY TaEAsURERs ZEE Bill.

:
The billtto reduce the fes Of County
Treasured Vas engrOsssd and read the
third time, when lengthy discussion en-
sued-various anehdmenis were proposed
and voted down, and the bill finally passed
a. originally reported By the commiVss on
Rstrenchnent By vote Of yeas II, nays
no. A motion to reconsider the vote i.y
vhioh fhs bill paassd Has laid On ths table
bv a vote of-17gtO1bTHm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-17

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-17

PoF Week Tri.wookIy, Csafs per Eesh
p por Year Tri-Weekly, e3Oe per Year.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
Goina with the Girls.

The entrance into society may be said to
take place Immediately after boyh0ud has
passed away, yet a multitude take their ini-
tiative before their boards are presentable.
Ii is great trial, either of a tender or d riper
age. For an overgrown boy to go to door,
knowing well tnat there are a dozen girls
inside, and knock or ring, with an absolute
certainty that in twy or three minutes all
eyes will be upon, him, is severe test OF
courage. To go before these girls, and
make tour Of the room without stepping
on their toes, and sit down and dispose Of
his hands without putting them in his pock.
cts, is an achievement which few boys can
boast. IL a boy can go so far as to measure
off ten yards Of tape with one of the girls,
and cut short at each end, he may stand a
chance to pass pleasant evening, but let him
not Aatter himself that the trials Of the
evening are over. There comes, at last, The
breaking up. The dear girls don their hoods.
and put on their shawls, and look 70 saucy
and mischievous, 10 unimpressible and in
dependent, as if they didn't wish anybody
to 20 home with them. Then comes the
pinch, and the boy who has the most pluck
goes up to the prettiest girl in the room,
with his tongue clinging to the roof Of hi
mouth, and cro0king out his elbow, stam
mers out the words, "Shall | see you home?
She touches her finger to his arm, and the,
walk home feeling as awkward as two gos
lings. As soon as she is inside her owl
door. he struts home, and really thinks h
has been and -gone and done it. SleeI
comes on him at last, with dreams Of Har
riet and calico, and be wakes in the morning
and finds the door Of life open upon him
and the pigs snuealing for breakfast.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
Central Ohio Railroad.

We have received the report of II. J.
Jewett, Receiver of the Central Road, for
the fiscal year ending on the first of August.
Notwithstanding the suspension of the Bal
timore & Ohio Road with which it is con
nectcd, and the depression Of business Tor
the last half of the year, it appears from the
report, to he in a Aourishing condition The
receipts of the road have been largely in
creased this year, over preceding years, by
the transportation of soldiers, army supplies,
horses, &C., by the Government. The in
crease in the receipts from passengers alone,
is $3s, 1886 isshe freight department, 500,
272, aud from the express, $2,374 making
in all an increase of $l03,Sl8. There has
been large increase in the number of pas
songcrs and amount of freight going east
and decrease in passengers, and freight
west also large increase in through bust.
ness and quite falling off in the local bust
ness. The road is now in prosperous con
dition. Cambridge Times.
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overheard with tho wreck, and thrown into

overheard with the wreck, and thrown into
the water.
The accident was witnessed by many per-
sons from the landing, and in less than five
minutes hundreds Of people were crowding
about the boat. At first it was supposed
from the appearance Of things, that there
must be a large number of passengers be-
meath the wreck, but at the time Of the
present writing no one is known certainly TO
have been lost. The ladies' were assisted to
the shore in q very distressed condition
most Of them having lost their clothing and
other baggage. They were provided, how
ever, with soldiers overcoats, with which
they managed to cover their dishevelled
heads until they could be provided for.
Mr.. Ali, the Pilot of the boat, and Mr.
Ezra Little, the Mate, were rather seriously
injured, but not dangerously.
Capt. Garner is also slightly injured, hav-
ing received an ugly wound in the neck.
Mr. Geo. Henry of Kttaning, Pa, was
also slightly hurt. His wounds are prin-
cipally punctures, and are not at all seri-
Gus.
j There we're doubtless many others slight.
ly wounded but the names could not be as
certaned, owing to the great confusion which
prevailed. 1t is possible, too, that some
were drowned, but in the excitement ne
cessarily attendant upon such disaster the
facts could not be ascertained. Had the nc
cidcnt occurred in the stream, instead Of
near the shore, the loss Of life must hav,
been very great The soldiers were recruit
cd for the regular service and were on thei
, way to Cairo, in command OF Lieutenan
, Talton.
+ After the cabin was carried away the boa
caught fire, and an alarm brought a fir
|, company to the rescue, but the crew sue
/ ceeded in extinguishing the flames b
, dashing buckets Of water upon the burniu
/ wreck
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
The Boston Post on the Vallandig-
hamitos.


The Boston Post, the Democratic paper
Of New England, whose party political or
thodoxy is unimpeachable, gives the false
hoods Of the Vallandigham Democratic
Congressional Address. The Post says Of
the Address:
''Its recital Of the events which led to
present misfortuncs are not full and Impair
tial, nor is the review of the measures of
the present Administration presented with
the candor necessary to correct judgment.
All that the Address says respecting the
criminal pfovocation given the South by
Northern Abolitionists, we admit but this
provocation did not justify, nor render ne
nessary, rebellion by the South. The ma.
tional Government, in all its departments
executive, .lax;aetise and jndicial-sustain,
cd the South IN It's full Constitutional rights
The election of sectional President die
not imporil these rights, SO long as tn,
South was true to the Constitution. Boil
branches of Congress, the judiciary, anc
two millions of voters at least in the free
States, were ready to protect the South il
all its Constitutional rights, if it had re
mained faithful ITSELF"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
THK CALAMITY IN THE FIFTH WARD.

The children who were injured by the fall
ing of the German Lutheran Church, Mar
ket street, Centre Wheeling, are all doing
well, and no fears are entertained for the re
covery Of any except the lad Zeigler, Of
Ritchietown. The accident created hor
ror in the vicinity where it occurred from
which the people have not yet recovered.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
The 25th Ohio at the Battle Of Nc
Dowell.

The following is complete list of the
killed, wounded and missing Of the 25th
Ohio Regiment in the battle Of Mcdowell
Va, us furnished by the reporter Of the N.
Y. Tribune. Co. A Of this Regiment is
from this county-Companies b and e from
Monroe county.
VIM. ID. briggs. Co. r; killed
James Il. McPeck, Go. g; killed.
Josiah Fought, Co. Il; killed.
Theodore 4. Lodge, Co. +; killed.
Barzillia NJ. Eveland, Co. II; killed
Neil Cameron, 90. K killed.
John Lose, Co. Il; missing.
WOUNDED.
Lieut.. Arthur Higgins, Co. A; slightly.
Corporal VIM. ii. Spear, Co. A; severe
ly.
Private Samuel Beall, Co. A; severely.
Private VIM. r. Bloor, &c. A; slightly.
Private Hiram s. Hahn, Co. A severe
ly.
Private George W. Iden, Co. A; slight
y.
Private brewer c. Iveson, Co. A slight
Private Henry Lambert, Co. A slightly
Private Samuel McCrum, 90. A severe
y.
Private Robert II. Miller, Co. A; severe
ly. :,
Private Henry Neck, Co. A; severely.
Private James Russell, Co. A; severely
Private George w. Verbeck, Co. A; 10
verely.
Private Henry G. White, Co. A; severe.
ly.
sorgt George W. Martin, Co. B; severe
ly.
Sergt Slater B. Brock, Co. b severely.
Corporal Charles &. Troy, Co. b severe
ly.
Corporal Charles Twincm, Co. B slight
ly.
Corporal Samuel Trigg, Co. B; slightly
Private Nathan Morris Go. Il; slightly
Private Wesley B. Sutzer Co. b slight
ly.
Corporal Samuel 7. Hutchinson, Co. c
severely.
Private jacob II, Bailey, Co. G; severe
ly.
Private Sylvanus S. Williams Co. G
severely.
Private john Fisher, Co. C; slightly.
Sergt. Thomas z. Coalwell, Co. e; NOR
tally.
Corporal Orlando L. Mills, Co. E; severe
~.
Private John Schell, Co. Z; severely.
Private George Algyer, Co. r.; severely
Private Frederick Gilyer, Co. 4 severe
ly.
Private John Everingham, Co. Il; slight
y.
Corporal Lcander provinces, Co. r; slight
Iy.
Private Samuel W. Forester, Co. F
slightly.
Private Gilbert L. Ogden, Co. G slight
ly.
Private Henry W. Ou.cal,, Co. HI severe
y.
Private VIM. NJ Metcalf, Co. II severe
ly.
Private George W. Reed, Co. H; slight
y,
Private james Wiiiisms, Co. H dig ht
w.. -
Sergeant William B, Tstsrs, Go. I slight
".
Corporal William 8. West, Col; sevore
y.
verely.
Private Thomas Swartwood, Co. l; NOR
tally.
Private Samuel l. Brookes, Co. I; Sigh,
ly.
Private wm. II. Mcbride, Co. I; severe
y.
Private Howard Hallett, Co. I; severely
Private William II. Brown, Co. l slight
H.
Private Asbury Stephens, Co. /; severe
y.
Corporal William Hadnstt, Go. X; Sigh
ly.
Private William vickory, Go. X; Sigh
y.
Private Christian e. Evans, Co. X sligh
lily.
Private Charles A. Debolt, Co. X Sigh
Private Thomas O'Niol, Co. X slight!
| REcAPIyULATIoN.
Il hllled .............. Observation-Disclosures.
| Wounded severely. ................-........:
i Wounded slightly. ....""..."."."."":
Il ....."."s....."....'
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Il ANoTHEs Bio 9UN.-0A Tuesday
huge Is insh Oolsnbiad was cast 1t the Fc
I ~ -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

P.rticufsr atssntion paid to the Msnufa cturine
of TooIs ron BoaIrs Oh. WsLls. All tools
warranted 70 Be oi ths bsss mo atsyisl and work
manship, and :. .s'low prices as they can be pus-
s.ensa .'ahy'Ae' JOHN FISHER, !,
mirsifsyiyS, Bslnont county, ohio -mar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Took effect sunday, November a., 1894.
G. &P. RAIL ROAD.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES

The Great Ec0n0nltzefs of TIME ana
Reserrers of Health.
lave won the highest premiums ut the Fair OF the
II Unusd States Agricultural Socieiy at the State
Fairs vi Maine. Vermont Connecticut New York, New
jersey Pcmsy anio Virginia. Mississippi, Missouri.
Ohs. Indiana Illinois, Kouiucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,
California; and nj the Fairs oi the AnrrcWi institute.
New York; Mecnanics Association, Bostoni Frnnkliu
Instimie. Philadelphia Metropolitan Mechanicf Ins,-
tue, Washington Mechanics Institute, baltimore Me.
ehuics Association, Cipcinunii; Keniucky Institute,
Louisville; Mechanical AssOciatiom ST. l.onis; Meean.
ics hstnic San Franrrco, and at hundreds Of County
Fairs. ... ..... "...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
The Tornado at Wheeling.
The German Lutheran Church Bloon
Downl-- Ssreral School Children Killed
and Wounded!

The German Lutheran Church Blo,on
Downl-- Ssrera School Children Killed
; and Wounded!
From the Intsligcncer Of the aadI
Yesterday afternoon the German Luther.
an Church, on Market. street. onnosite the
now German Catholic Church. Centre
Wheeling, was partly blown down by the VIC.
lent wind which prevailed. Tine roof of tho
building, and about half ofboth of The north
ern and southern walls were blown down.
the greater part of the bricks and heavy
timbers falling upon the Church floor. In
the basement OF the building were some
thirty or forty school children and tho Aoor
giving away, with terrible crash. beneath
tho weight, the whole wreck felI upon them.
The greater number Of The children mana god
to escape, and gained The street in safety.
but some three or four were Killed and as
many wounded and crushed in a terrible
manner Hundreds of citizens were soon
at work removing the wreck and the killed
and wounded were taken ont ono nv ono %
Aronisod gro,ns of the helpless cbildren
could be heard as the work of removing the
wreck was in progress and The distress and .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
TESTIMONIALS.

NRfuoDIsr Hook CoNORHN,
2Op, Mulberry Street, New York 4
Being IN receipt oi inquiries from our brtli
reu ID, pee y Sewing Machines, with requests TO neoif
mend and purchase them. have, M coljuncton wnh
soiny Lady friends. carefully and thoroughly examined
the various machines uf practir al vnne Ior Ianiiy sw-
ing, ard hid Gross made BY tile NHsEl'Ek Will
setials OF good iiistruineit and such cvn
DENLY recommend.
Having seen favorable results frnn ieir in
own and the households OF friends, desrous
that their benefits should lie surcd by all our brethren,
aud hcllce have ite sed ourselves in teir bekaf
With best wishes. your brethren,
ABEt. STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON,
JAMES Fl.Of, J. PORTER.
DANIEL. WISE, j. J.BE.NJAMlN T2DW RDS
DAVID TERRY, WM. A. cox.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

This is TO certify that have used one Of Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight nontls past aud
have found fully tonnsw-r the recommendation having
used Tor all kind of family sewing from the finest to
The cOarsest iucrics, 10 my entrr saiisfacon.
MARY A. MITCHELL.
Wife OF Isaac Mitchell.
FLus.lIas, Ohio, 9Th month Etl, leGl.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

FLUSHING, Ohio, April II. ksil.
This is certify hui have na ia use ollr Of whecJ
Wilson's Saving Machines for the Inst six mouths, aLd
hnd that fully concs up IN the various Rlios
of its prDpretors. and well adapted To the wants Of
family, IN fact would not do without il for three tucs
cost II could nut purchase another OF the kind
MRS. JOSH +. BRANDf;NBERG.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
THINNING.

TF YOU wan, repairing Of any kind in tAs rlsNINo
LINE done promptly anssese"sssy, eau % .. pu,s
apeS HUGH HARRIS.
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rLuslnNn. Ohio. Anil ilii.l

FLusiuN0, Ohio, April ~. 1891
This ir 10 certify thai have had In OF Wheeler
4 Wilson'S Srwing Machines for about moiais
aud have done all kinds of sewing. from the heaviest
cnssincrrs To tie finest rninrcs. have trouble wrh
IT, and would rar with IL under any circumstances
II has o me nothing except Tor needles, and can re-
commend It IL all who want to buy machine being
the best for family use. Mrs ]. =. JUDklNS.
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Editor Western Chr.siiaA Advocl

For economy OF power. ease Of agenent, variety
OF adaptation aud speed OF execution. the WiiEEIfR
Il WILSON MACHINE, no Doubt surpasses Hll s,hers
for family use. d. W CLARK
Editors l .ulies Repository.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
THE sTEAMgRlMAnIN DssrRoYrD.

Yesterday afternoon, about two O clock.
during the heavy storm Of wind and rain, the
steamer Mariner, Capt. Garner, bound from
Pittsburgh to Louisville, ran upon the bar
near Eofs Landing, within the city limits,
and while lying with hor bow up stroam, her
cabin was blown of and and broken into a
thousand piccs. There were about'i4 10 SOL
die!s on board, most Of whom being on the
boiler-deck, were uni9ured. In the cabin
there were about twenty ave passengers,
among whom were several ladiea -An Of
them, except such ss cluug to the hog chains
Of the boat and other fixtures, we've carried
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
MooHErlxLo. Ohio. April Is. isel.

MooREFiELD. Ohio. April l5 1851.
This s to certify ta, have had in one Of Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machines for the past eight months,
aud. for the kind had correspondence from different
purts oil the country before purchased. and 6nd the
mae hine be fully good as il rnded 10
l.c for speed durability an management from the finest
cambrcs up 10 the heaviest goods; In fnct would u,i
Ito without ior double its cost, could not sc, another
OF the same Kind.
ELIZA r T.ANTZ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

DEAD the following from the Insurance Monitor and
" Wall Street Review, for Sept, ls60 ..,.;
ave print the hundredth semi statement Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company The OLD HAsT,
poRD, Il Is famary called incorporated In 1870
with perpetual charer II has done successful gene
ra Fire Insurance BUSINESS for half century, Its stock
Is quo.s higher than that OF any American company.
Within the month has sold S2ia and this price free
y oaercd without any sales OF any amount ls semi
annual dividends have become tan per cent hxed fac"
For detailed statement OF the condition Of The above
conpany, small cards snc circulars.
assurances may be effected with this old snd sabsRI-
al company on very reasonable terms 'i'' vs.
dwellings insured for term OF Year, n gerry low rates
iIT For policies apply TO HENRY TOPPING, Agent
al the Belmont Bsch Hank, bridgeport or Al the second
door East Of the Court House, ~. Clairsviie.
HIFf, m HENRY TOPPING, A0snI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

FLusulsG. Ohio. April n, '6l.
This is To certify that have Ind IN about ~ years
o,le Of wherl-r Wilson'S Sewing Machines. aud have
nssd il Ia all kinds Of sewing needed in family witt,
tire satisfaction and il has beew oi order,
cos, one zen, for anything except oil nnd needles.
= MRS ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

We have personally examined the various Machines
before the public with anxious desire TO place before
our renders reliable information. As the r.sul, vf s,c
examination. we muir staiinyy recommend WHEEL. FIR
WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE as the Machine
for family use. % Z. KINGSLEY.
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GOLDEN REE. HIVE STORE,
l74, Main Sfrecf, W'heeltng, va. ..q
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1861!
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS FOR CASH

STOSE AND
o.
@ II @ @ @ % & dcSsNl 81 constantly .
III
a Staple Goodss sfn net' NF
o will sosdsau o nd costing more.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29

Prior to Elias Howe Jr invention patcntcd In 40, all
attempts to adopt machinery has proved aborve. His
is the bpsis OF all suecessi machncshcir dae
however, ARE marked and imporant. The committee al
the Amcritan Institute classified them according to The
stitch made und the purposes which the machine Is to
be applied IN pur classes. lat ID, I'd aud +th ciass.
cation indicating the general order OF merit and impOr
tnnee. ta 'N I.'N.ff HIf
Glass ls, includes the Lock Stitch Machine for family
and ior manufacturers in the range OF purpose
and motetia The committee has Hssgned tiis class the
highest rank acrount Of the elasticity, p-rnanrnee
beauty aud general desirnblcness Of the slchil when
done.h aud the wide range Of lis application. At the
hr ad Of this class they place the wheeler Wilson Ma
chine, and awanl the highest prei'uni This has been
the mi orm award for this macle throughout the coun
try for several vents and think no disnieresrd per
so.will dispute its justice md propre'y II Pathfinder
ID-wHEgLxR AND WILSON'S SEWING MAcuiSE TOOK
The first premium III tile lutc Belmont County Fair
n. a. MARTIN is agent for The sale Of ihe above
med msche Ia the counties Of HARRISON Jefferson, Car.
roll Tusearuwss, Guernsey. Belmont and Monroe.
4. HJrwARRANrED THREE YEARS. and sold by
n. G MARTIN. FLUSHING. belmont County. Ohio
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