davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
A Glorious Union Meeting.
STIRRING SPEECEIEs.

A glorious and heart warming Union
meeting was held at the Court House last
evening. Hon Samuel Crane, State Au.
ditor of Virginia, Hon. CAMPBELL TARR,
State Teasuier of Virginia, and Il. M.
NoRToN, Esq, u s. Marshal for Western
Virginia, weie the speakers. Mr.. Crane is
slaveholder-was born in Richmond, but
has lived of late years in Randolph county,
away out Oh the top of the mountains. He
delivered the best speech of the evening -
Mr.. Crane had heard White and Stam-
baugh at the Democratic fandango in the
afternoon, and he literally tore their fimsy
harangues to shreds He told our people
that Western Virginia had stood between
the Rebel armies and our homes and fire
sides here in Ohio, and had rolled back the
tide of war from us, and he appealed to our
people, in the name of God and our suffer.
ing country, to stop this wrangling and bick-
eriug about 'Abolitionist" aud Demo.
orat, and unto heartily in support of the
Union and the Administration of the Gov
S'hMouvs Sieuc bpohS
Bingham. He said he was acquainted with
him, and he would pledge himself that, il
che people of this District would send Mr..
Bingham to Congress, they would have q
Representative there who would not spend
his time talking and schcming about parties
but who would give ail his time, his talents
and his energies to provide means for the
successful prosecution Of the War for the
Union. Mr.. Cranes speech was the bes,
We have heard for a long time. We woulc
70 God every man aud woman in the count.
could have heard it.
Messrs Tarr and Norton both made goot
speeches. All three Of these gentlemen
heartily endorsed the Proclamation o
Emancipation, as war measure, and call
cd upon the people to stand by the Admin
istration In the name of the Union mel
Of this County, and Of the two thousan'
brave Union men who have gone from ou
midst to the battle. fields of our country, W
thank them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Showing Their True Colors.

A mas meeting of the democratic par
ty" was advertised to be held at St. Uairs-
vile yest erday, aud John S. Carlisle, the
traitor Senator from Virginia, d. W.
Stambaugh and Jos. w. White were an
nounced in flaming hand-bills as the speak
ers, but Carlisle didn't come. A tremen.
dous effort was made to rally the people. -
But all to no purpose. Tire people didn't
come
The Band was got out in an Omnibus
about noon, and drove out East to meet the
delegation expected from that direction. -
But there was mary" delegation. The
Band, with some half dozen buggies follow.
ing it, was then driven out West, where il
was Joined by about 100 persons-men and
boys. When the procession came up town,
some men and boys had huge butternul
bush in Wagon, and following il were
some half dozen horsemeH, ,oith butternu
bushes attached to the brides above the horse
kadal We confess we were not prepared
to see this party put on such bold 'front.'
They admit by their actions of yesterda,
that they arc the genuine Butternm Purity
b Votcrs of Belmont County, are you pre-
pared to endorse thiss Are you prepared 4
gulp do,on jeff Daris at one ssoalto,o? l
you are not, rally to the polls on mex
Tuesday and vote q solid Union Ticket
This is the only way to bring these bold
bad men to a sense Of the outrage they hav
inflicted upon the loyal people of this County
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

rvA STERN TRUrH.-Mr Crane, Of
Virginia, ssid in his speech at the Court
House last night, that If the Democrats Of
The North would come up as one man to
the support ofth Administration in the
prosecution of the war, the conflict would be
ended nsixty days. a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

pY-CoL. HANILroN's SPEECH. I'VE
hope every voter in the County will read
the speech Of Col Hamilton, of Texas, Civ.
en- in our columns this week. Especially
would we have those who are doubling and
wavering as to the course they should pu
sue read and porder this sbcecb.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Militia Muster.

The Militia Of the Western District Of
Richland Township are notified to meet at
East Richlnd, at 2 o'clock on Saturday
nert, for drill. .....
A general attendance Of all the Militia OF
the District is earnestly requested.
SOLOMON BENTLEY, Jr., Capt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

Tho Draft--Proclamati from Gov.
Tod.
COLUMBUS, Oct. S.
To the Several Commissioners Superintea.
ding the Draft:
You will send your drafted men to the
camp of RENDEZVOUS by the nearest railroad
conveyance. Nntaries Public, Justices OF
the Peace and Uon,tables are not to be con
sidered county officers. Drafted men who
can furnish u good blanket are advised to
10 so. They will thereby save the purchase o
one from Government. Substitutes may be-
furnished at any time before mastering IN.
ISignedl DAVID TOD, Governor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
SPECIAL
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Belmont Common Pleas.
Robiason Keyser, ct al. Rf vtNTUE oi an or;
va. ID der Of raie TO IN, directed
Smiley Key.er, ct al. from tho .cear OF Common
Pleas OF Bclnont County, Ohio viii sell on
Tuesday, October u, 1s62,
Mt tho front door Of The cour House, n ST. clsirsvle,
.c'ween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, ~ and o'clock, p.
T., Of suid day the following Rcn Esn'e. TO vii:
Situate In the town Of South Beiaife, IN Delncnt
ccly Ohio aud being lS No q, with oil the eTrar-
one third part OF LOS y % 81, vs. aud ~. with The
divided ;lrd rar of all the erpurtrnncra der'Gno
bclo giuJ snl the one.haf OF the Flaming Machins Of
Tia, saw Mill on said Iots.
OF No 81 appraised a, $500 the interest the otlrr
five Los at 81 2ov hall oi the Planing Machine at S250
Terms cash p PiLOCHARY,
Special Mastcr Commissioner
sheriH's Office st. clairsville, sept ID, lse2 s4 50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

ST,EC,4SAL.
Master Commissioners Sale.
belmont Common Pleas.
Isaac Bianchatd lDF VIRTUE o. m order
va I'D Of sale 10 me direct d from
james Kent and Wife the Court OF Common Pleas oi
Belmont oo,nty, OHIO, will sell on
Tuesday, Oct. II, 1862,
at The front door Of the Court House. in ST. Clarsvile
between the hours OF 10 clock, ~. ard o'clock, P.
ai.. oi said day. the following Real Estate To wit:
Sltlst iu the rouLiy of Belmont and State vi Ohio,
aid l., the Township oi Snlth bounded AID described
ollows: Being the Wes half OF l,c Northwest qaar-
ter oi See 70 Township Q, IN Range q coI,anins sU
ucrrs, nor. or less
Appraised q; 81 500.
Tenn; cash p. TOCHARY,
Special Master Con issuner
SherilTra Office. 81. Cinirsville Seni Is. ltG2 -si
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
| What the Volunteers thiuk of the
Government and Congress.

NY son. Samuel G. McKirahan, a vol
unteer in company +, 18th Regiment y.
V. L., Capt. Glover, wrote me letter
which, it was reported, expressed great dis
satisfaction with the service, and the Gov
ernmcnt. On hearing this report a friend
of his wrote to him letter, the tenor of
which my be inferred from an extract from
his answer, which is below.
In letter dated Camp Battle Greek,
Tenn, Aug Is, 1862. he wrote in reply TO
the letter from his friend. OF which the
following is below.
JOHN McKtRAHAN.
CAMP BATTLE CREEK, Aug Is, '62
DEAR -: After doing some washing
to-day, took out my Bible out of my
knapsack and lay down on my bed and was
reading the llth chapter Of Daniel. when
one of the boys came and gave me letter,
and on opening it found il was from you.
On reading it was somewhat surprised. |
| feel myself very much nsulted at the tenor
OF your letter. Never did once think that
had friend that would ever sympathize
with those that have rebelled and are in
arms against the best Government that God
ever smiled upon.
You say that it is very plain now that it
is the negro we are fighting for, and not the
country. Just here | challenge you for the
evidence. 1t is true Congress has passed a
| Confscation Act, to coniscate the property
of all the Rebels, as well as freeing their
slaves; but have you any proof at all tina,
it is the intention 10 tiee the slaves OF
loyal slave owners2 What do you want
Do you want US to send an army to guard
the slaves--keep them at home 10 raj o
produce to feed the South, while they are
carrying on War against our government
Nay, verify, that time is past. What thank
did We get in passing through the States o
Kentucky. Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabams
mud back int Tennessee, fer guarding -thei
property? Why, after we passed through
guardingevery thing they had, they raised VI
behind us, burned Railroad bridges, tore NJ
the track, cut off our supplies and then hidt
in bushes to shoot us down.
Il am glad that Congress is aroused at las
to a sense OF its duty in adopting the presen
policy in regard to carrying OH this war. ant
| will challenge tnu to lina ne one man il
tho 18th Regiment that will not say AMEN
f to the policy.
We came ont here to fight for tho main
tenance OF our Government, and fight then
we will to the bitter end and those tina
stay at home and discourage rather tina,
| encourage our cause. and syinpathize witt
the Rebels are traitors to our country, an,
do not deserve tn" name OF American citi
zens.
read part of your letter 10 some of tn
boys, and such swearing you never heard.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
AY e r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble. aud
couipinininy' Are you cut u
order. with your system to.
ranged, and your feelings un'
cviniortablsi 7hceo syn,p.
toms are often the prelude 10
serious illuess. Some lit of
sickness is creeping upon yun,
and should be a,eriesl by 4
timely uso OF the right rem.
ejy. Tnke Ayers pii.-, md
cleanse out the dlsordorei liu.
mors- purify tue Liood, and
let tho iluids move on unob-
structed IN Lsnll ngain.
They stimulate the functions
Of tlIs Lody into yigorou. &c.
tivity. purify The system from
the oiJstr,lrtiunB which make
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

ATANoTHER FLOATING BATTERY =
Several Butternuts from st. Clairsville went
down to Mead Township to hold meeting
last week, and took their chairman along
with them from ST. Clairsvills. Chambers
and the balance Of the tribe can't have .
very good opinion Of the Democracy ii
Mead.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

s~vorD for the patriot and statesman
JOHN A. BINoHAM Heis one Of the ablest
men in the country, and possesses an inau-
snee yuuUnd TO no man in Congress. s4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Assjguee's Notice.

TINE CREDITORS OF JosHPHUs WhDDEIJ.
Il Will ,ske notice that on the i3th day o. Msy, W.
the undersigned was apponfed by the Probate cogn q
BcIfnoru County ONO Trustee OF said Josophd. cd
dell for tire benefit of HE credfI Creditor. mere
fore present htcir ela'rs, legally wn sf
SprA Is, 1902
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
.N,Oftce

rs HEnyy cIvfv ,hs, Janes ~ Roi,inson did. Of,
ne fon dsy u September dsrosi, 10 The treasury Of
Bsiom rouniy the sum Of e2T TO- iofbe redemption nf
Lt No. 10 In the Dwn u Barnesve, sod HI u'e name
OF Archibald Cole, ST., 10 William Reed. az Inf sale
jan ii 1871 aud that said sale is hereby cancelled and
the said LOT transferred 70 tc nsnc Of J. NJ Robinson
Y. COLEMAN, DEPT. Aod!tof
aenf IL le02
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

saturday, OCT. 10, tS6x,
be,,veon the hopf ei 10 s'ciock A. ~ and oejssk,
~ OF sod dsy tttfs front door or The Con1 Howe IN
Tho town Of 81 CiairEso the following RetI Es:sfe, 70
wit;
S!'urte IN DE Comfy Of Belmont and State o. Ohio
and VjoiBins the town Of Mnrinsyc. snd being par
VI the ". w quanrr OF fractional Section q Township
o. Range . and founded 10 ows: besinnirg m The
Syrth tide Of Jerr.on Street in std town the line
between Sections " and ~ North OF ntrco twelve
inches in eismal-r; theac: North deg. Wel l4275
po.cs to the nil ilc Of the Maris-!s nnd NJ. Peaser
Plank Road tnerc. BY the ui idle oi said Road Norh
~ deg East Poles ih-nce p ter. East POLES thence
Ncnl u deg Eos; polrs " eeg Z poles; thence
Norh Is degrees Est 8 POLES; thence North
ga deg Fast TO- % poles 10 laid 4at oi Eb MART d;
thence leaving said Plank Rosi South ~ dey. East lio
poles 10 The Norless ccrntf u Shannon tnd E,scft'
trnce South 70 DIG. Wed & roles; thyDce louth ~ dey
West ro.cs Tie sait Jefferson ant thence with
4 s ouh 81 deg Wet ii poies TO the beni =. coISin.
.n- q ald lO}t perches with the sppfrrnauees
and being tic same aid conveyed by the sail Zane by
deed n ;norsays &c ore Tlorni. II. tisn. The above
described premises will lie sdld IN c.shi arote lots
complete duscrpie Of each .oz~her With the eIDoiit
will bc inunt On file Ct tho Clerks o.ce a. per Saryey
made by W r vaupei Esq
Also los designated and Known as lets 15s, t5l AID
i2 Of the pst OF zae's a1dluon 10 the u Ma-li.s-
vale Beiraoni county, Ohio
Also piece Of crowd tounded az follows: Com
addition said thence Fast 50 iee 10 the River
| bsnt; thence South to Mouro. 1rsct q encs wes, ~
feet tho T. corner Of 10: ic2 hence 70 the piece
OF ,eganlus-supposcd &c contain one ac!e, more OF
! less
| Aorroiaei ss Eno,-s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ,rsnt,d
! by the Probate Couri Of Belmont CoA..;Ji onio,
VIII oIief iof sale, nj pubic tneilon, on
Saturday, Oct. I1th, IsGS,
ct oeiook. D. " Upon tic premises ths following Real
Es;ue. situate the Cogny ei Belmont and state d
Ohio 10 wit: icing a part Of fsetcn ~ Township =,
nnd Range q. containing 81 pcfes more of less IRE
improvements ere n FRAME COTTAGE DWELLING
q arly fnishedl and STABLE. also Young Tar
ORCHARD OF excellent fruit, with TWO GOOD
SPRINGS OF never failing water S2ih premise, ere
pleasantly situated mile North OF Sewc.syie, AID will
make q desirable home fof the rafchnsef
Appraised nj $3.50 Terms Of sale: One hall In hand
and lie baiorcc in one yctr with incrct from the day
OF sale, scafed by mortgage or the tfenn,:s
Admir- Of join q. S,ippsafI, deed.
Srrt II, l52.--s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Assignee's Notice.

THE cREmrOas OF wADDELi. 4 BALL vii
i take lo,ee u,al Oh the l3lh day Of May. lSJ2 -
under lsueJ WIS appoi tsi by Probate cori Of Del
mynl County. Onto, 1taste o. ,ait WAddel Bal ioi
the benefit Of their etedots cseaiots wilFthtfe'oFe
present ihctf CAIN, legally auhenlieat.d atinn a'
InoTihs from this dats n. W. JAMES, lsasiee
Sept. L., 1 ga
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
STATEMENT OF LOSSES.

CAIRO, Oct. |. AS yet we can only state
general results of the fight at Corinth.
Skrmishing commenced Thursday last. -
There has been more or less fighting every
day since The rebel loss is about 800 kill.
ed and 1909 to 400 wounded. We have
1900 prisoners ut Cornth, 800 in Hatchie
aud more constantly coming in. We have
taken several thousand stand Of arms,
thrown away By the rebels in their fight. -
They are mostly new and of English make.
Our loss is believed to be 800 killed and
1000 wounded. Many houses in the town
were badly shattered BY shot and smell.
DRIVING THEM.
On Sunday Gen. Ord drove the enemy s
miles over the hills, through woods and
valleys, the rebels taking every advantage
Of the woods tor their infantry aud every
hill for their artillery. The fight lasted
hours.
LOSS OF OFFICERS.
The rebel Gen'l Rogers was killed., Gen
O..lesby died Of his wounds. Ge.Is Orc
and Veach lightly wounded.
ENEMY's NUMBERS.
Prisoners taken say their efficient force
in that vicinity is 65,0JO This probably Il
over.estimated, but it is certain they have
out-numbcred us two to one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Notice 10 township Treasurers
aep. 10, 1872

THE AUGUST TAPPoRIIONalENT 0; School, Town.
L ship aud Road Fubds iof different T0wnsiIps is
now ready lof disfitaion
p. COLEMAN, Dept Auai,or
Sep, Ia 1912.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
MORE yronrISo--rHE ENEMY AoAiS BEAT.

MOhE hVatN DIAL
EN-.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE following ad
ditional dispatches from the Southwest
have been received at Headquarters Of the
Army l
HEADQUARTERS OF GEH. GRANT,
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 10th,
1920 p. NJ.
To Major Gen. IT. ". Haileck, Generai
IL Chbj, o. s. A.:
General Ord and Ilurbut came upon the
enemy yesterday, Hurlbut having driven in
small bodies the day before, aud after seven
hours hard fighting drove the enemy across
the ilatchie towards Corinth, capturing 2
batteries and about 800 prisoners and many
small arms.
] Immediately informed Gen. Rosccrans
Of these facts aud directed him to urge on
the good work. The following dispatch
has just been received from him, dated
Cheralla, Oct. 9th:
To MV. Gen. Grant.--The enemy are
totally routed and. throwing everything
away. We are following tbe,u sharply.
(Signed) W. s. RosEcaANs.
Under previous Instructions lIurlbut is
also following. Gen. M1pherson is IN the
lead OF kosecrans' column. The Rebcl
Gen Martin is said to be killed.
(Signed,) U. y. GRANT,
Mai. Qen'l. Commanding.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
SPECIAL.
Master Commissioners Sale.


Belmont Common Pleas.
Caleb Bracken )DY VIRTUE Of an or.
vs.. }b der Of sale 10 ule directed
John warford and Wife. rom The Court OF Common
Peas of heinonl County, OHIO, will sell on
Tuesday, October II, IS62,
u, ,hn irvn door OF the Couu House, in ST. Clarvile
between the hour. Of 10 O'Clock, N. ard O'Clock, p
NJ, Of said day, the following Real Estste, 10 wit:
Is Ing pnr OF the Northeast qunfief OF Sac 81 Town
sip aid liange S; begnalIs or the came at stone
planted tiny.iw0 md ihirtywo hudredth POLES South
OF the Northeast OF snid Section Tor q; the South
east corner OF Andrew Mcllvais landl thence Soul
017U olss; thence West with sbe Bsricsyir or Grave
Creek Road "a poles; ihcnrc Eor,h ~ deg. West g.
roles; lhcrce North 4gl deg. Wed ~ roles; thence
North ~ deg. West 80 oesi thence Norh 10 deg Wts
~ poies stake; tht East l9 POLES ~ the place
b-,inning Containing ~ and I IS f"cs aud he
ini the farm which the said Jonn Wariori now re
siies, wit,i tie arpurlcnsnces.
Appraised at 81 ,4o2
Ivrins cash. p. LOlIARS.
Special Master Commission
sherii's ohce. st Clairsvilri Sept II, i69 sd 50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
- -
Mew advertisements
Notice

N Office.
A LII THOSE INDEBTED TO ME: will please cal
"A and settle My Books are lef with Joseph LopeT
near Loydsville who is Authorized 10 receipt for tr
sHms WM. EoIEt,
Sent. IL, 1862 oc2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
SPE AIxICRS.

Hon. DANIEL PECK,
Hon u. s. CowEN,
Hon Isaac WELSH,
WV. SMITH, Esq,
JANIS w. ilIGuLEYNAN, Esq,
JouN II. THOMPSON.
DAVID THoBURN,
j. b. SMITH, Esq.
Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM will ad.
dress the Uniontown meeting.
Tho Country and all Democratic Govern
ment is attacked aud in danger from the
Rebellion and the schemes Of the Rebels.
Their safety rests solely on the wisdom aud
virtue of the people.
Let the People Rally, and the Republic
Is safei
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
a CA RID.

Il HE FALL TERM Of shc slcNEELY NOR
GUST g6rH and continue IL weeks. Teachers and
eoare OF study heretofore Students admitted
nj any time durIng the session.
No suspension interruption accouri Of the war,
any reports 10 the conirrfy notwithstanding
EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
Horedaie Harrison Co. o, August %, iS62 scs3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Sherif's Sale.

Isaac Holloway Dy VIRTUE of q vendi 10 me
ID directed from the cour u Com.
Minor Howell mon Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio,
Isresl Howell will SELL nj the front door Of the
Jas Honphrey coun House, IN the town Of $; cisin-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
PROCLAMATION

rs HEREBY MADE 10 the qualified vo,efs Of
belmont County. Ohio, thai ssncr,, ess,,gn wi se
being the 2th day u octoJrr A. D, iea nt the several
places Of holding general eIec'ios IN s.d County AID
w uss cs o sna he sps%s s & . q Ohio
One Secretary o. State for ihe sssr q nnoi
9s SsifE sssoi &c, S s &c S oo
one Member Of the Board ef Pabiie Works for the
e's one Z M4nssr ns Of 20. tbs ps sgppo.sa
Of ,s eouilIe. q Belmont, uuemssy, Noble Ha'n'on
''p One Tspses.nisvc In e General Assembly Of OHIO
one sherif for the county Of beImon!;
one Clerk Of The Common Pleas and District Courts
for the county Of Belmont;
One Auditor for the county Of Belmont,
Que Recordef tor ihe county Of Bel,non,i
ono Surveyor fof the county Of Beiino,a aud
Ole Director Of lhhnnsry igr the county Of fe'mont
ifed that the following number Of Juror. are spporion
ed their Township. respectively and that they are re-
gfed 70 ssl g e .ai nu1scr snd NIX ,e'as ,hess1
We Foil Book. within two days ahsf the said Second
| flcs1ny OF Ottohrr;
coletdh ............... somefAs' ''..'.'"'''.'
Goshen ............... Cuion .s.'.s''..'''t' t'.
Krkwood ....."....-.. warren ......'''."'.ii
Mead ........t.......... Washington ''''..''''
pca'e ......'l3 Mayne ;.'''''''' ''''
Fancy '...''''''''"'''ie Whsehns ..'.,......
And tho said Trustees oi the srvefl TOWNSHIPS hfe
also required 10 rsurn rom their respective Townships
70 the Probate Judge Of said county the following nun
| Der Of Jurors: .
Colcrnin .............".s som,sc, ''''"'.''''i
Flushing g..............l0 smith '''.'''''r'' - ~
1 EuiON u
Kfkwood. .l2 Warren. III
| Mead d................. WeslhegspS ..........
Psese. Wayneyc.. ......ss.'.
| Pultncy ................ib whs1rf2 2.4s...."s..
| Riehiand ............"..v3 Yofk W.. ."...,...
The Polls are to be opened between the hour, Of ak
ard ten O luck N The forenoon Of ,nd day sd closed
| Al six O'clock III the afte riloon OF saia day.
Given under my hand st my Office Ia 81 clairsvillo
| ppf lnlf1 yf tie
| year Of the STATE r ICCHARf,
| Sept Is leoS. Shend oil Belmont Comfy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Taxes for the Year 1852.
County TAX.

'rHl. RATES OF TAXrS In Belmont County for the
] Year 1852. as follows on each Hundred Dv!ias
Of :auriion;
c,.rP T.yex Cursry
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

The People will be addressed at the fol-
lowing times and places: ...
GLENCOE, Richland Township, Friday,
Oct. ~, evening. VIM. SMITH, Esq,
aud others, will address this meeting.
NEW CASTLE, Wa. nc Township Friday.
Oct. 10, evening.
SOMERTON. Saturday. Oct. II, evening.
BELMONr, Monday, Oct. l3, P. N.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
FARM FOR, RENT,

nNE-HAiF MILE WEST or ST. Cl.AiRSViL!,E
" oil the National Road being nartof what's called
the Boygs section will let this Farm on money rent
Tor number oil ycarS from the LIT oil April next pri'
cipuliy Tor sheep Farm, II has about
l6O Acres OF Cleared Land,
all well waered aud OF which there are % Acres q
Prime Meaduw---l0 Acres Of Wheat sowl, and lnp
Acres nj Rich Pasture. There are on the Farm large
graltfd Apple aud Chrrry Orchards with Pear Plum
and Ounce Trees all large bearing trees, aud plenty oi
Coal.
Apply TO JAMES VEIN
ST. Clnirsvillc Oct g. 1862.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

Dysentcry, DiNrrI,ocs, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills hive had long irnl In my practice, and
hold them In esteem vi the hest nleriens hare
ever found Their Alternative effect nl"l the liver make
them excellent remedy, when given Ia small doses for
bilious dyseLsry aud dlorh9d. Their sugar coating
makes ton very acceptable aud Convenient br tho uss
of women aud children.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Sher.iH'S Sale.
Saturday, Oct. 15, ls82,

W. ID etief oi ssie to nc direc,
OfnT A. zsne, o. al frofn me cogr Of Cemmon ris
Of Belmont County. Ohio. ~l eel OIL