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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
Outrageous Assault On q Union
PrOCession. nr....t

FLUSHING, OHIO, Sept. 2lst, 1858.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Sir think it
we'll, perhaps, for YOU to notice the follow
ing facts in your nextissue: s1
The Copperheads Of Uniontown prepared
to display their treason by gathering up oil
ausntity of brush from rhe famous Butter
nut tree and, arranging II on little wagon,
surrounded by group Of dirty, ragged, she
oopperheads, and as the procession from
Flushing township was going through thst
place to the Union meeting on the 10th inst.
they started the wagon and brush down .
bank into the procession, Frightening some
OF the horses badly, but fortunately doing
no injury to any one.
Not satisfied with this polite demonstra-
ton, and feeling, no doubt. greatly exssper-
sted at seeing such an outpouring Of the
loyal and patriotic people,-they prepared
to make further demonstrations ~ the dele
cation returned 10 the evening. They had
their girls arranged along the sides Of the
street, with Vsllandigham in large type
pinned across their breasts. Finding the
procession quietly passed along disregard
ing this DEMONSTRATION, they became more
enraged, and as it was growing dark-as it
always 10 IN thSt town--they becsme more
bold, and argued their CAUSE BY throwing
SuOuob bnu OthcI hlSBifcp ~ numo VI tuc
wagons, but failing to hurt sny one serious
| ly, there Was no disturbance caused even BY
this dfgracstu act. Again, IS tho process
siou-Of portion Of it--wss passfng along
the MoWefield road Northwest OF Flushing,
they encountered another group Of the "twe
year old' new tangled Democracy, conceal
ed in corn field who produced . more
lasting argument than those of Unioutown
The latter were armed with eggs, with
4 which they badly besmearcd many Of the
people, wagons, horses, buggies, &c. Ont
striking feshy old lady on the cheek, feilet
/ to break, whsreupon she called out, "Tot
much Broush fat; your eggs don't break. y
1t being about nine O'Clock st night, it VA
too dark to recognize any Of them. and tht
scoundrels escaped punishment. Their al
tempt at taunting epithets call out emotion
Of pity for their ignorant stupidity. Thos
poor deluded mortals at Uniontowu con
gregsted 10 groups on the side Of the street
aud as wagon would pass they would bon.
forward and cry ''nigger uigger nigger T.
They are ensnsred in the poor darkey' 'swool
and it's not strange they 70 horribly dres'
negro equality" -.
A great man has long since declared thi
great truth, 1.-The perpetuity Of this Go,
ernmsnt depends upon the intelligence q
the people. ."aAev9 s.hn UNION.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
OLD BELMONT THE
BANNER COUNTY,
Speeches by Gov. Brough
Hon. Waitman 7. Wiley,
Gen. Samuel F. Carey,
and A. W,Campbell.
LxrTnn frsm GOV. nonnmAN,

Last Wednesday was memorable day in
shs history Of st. Clairsvills and Belmont
county. The Union Mass Meeting was the
greatest demonstration held thus far in tho
State. The reporter ofthe Cincinnati Com
nVcial told us Il was the largest mesting
yst held In the State. and General Carey
said there we're fully 10000 people here. -
30 tremendous Was the outpouring Of the
people, aud 80 grand the display that it will
Ss impossible for US TO give anything like
On intelligent account Of it.
xHx pEcoRATIos OF rHs sTRRsrs
On Tuesday our Union citisens went to
work 10 good earnest to decorate tho streets
end their houses, and every person In town
On Wednesday will bear witness to the taste
snd beauty with which they dOno II. In
che East and Of town, suspended from the
sssidencs Of Mr.. Hiram Pennington to thai
Of Mrs. White. was Q beautiful strsamer
tsarins tho following inscription: "Al
Hail. West Virginia I" When tho head o
the procession from Wheeling came unds
the sstrsamsr Il Was stopped. and three rous
ips cheers given. From DR.. Vests to ESQ
Crymbls's was very large and beautiful
Gag From the residence Of John Darral
70 Samuel Kline's Was another streamer
With the motto: "Ohio will stand by th
Federal Government" From DR.. Fisher
20 Mira Colby5 another streamer. With tn
..-ak.x :, enc ,a,,trals in thts -.r ooh, u,
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TINE HoRAcH WATERS MEI.oDEoNs AHD
HARMONIOUS.
THE DAY SCHOOL pRLis

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them written expressly for th work bssdes u pages sf
the Elements Of Music which are easy aud progressiye
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children coming, Always look on the sunny side,
little bird,n .Bird Of beauiy,n "Preuy pair tree" Anvil
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complied by Horace Waters author Of "Ssbbash sehesa
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELl. ~. q

is .p snar. new yort Of lss Psg.. and nss,y Ssses:
Just he book 10 follow Bell No Nearly ohs millsa
Of these Bells have boon issued and srs nov fnsing
through this and other counries Among IN many
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THE 1rHEaxu1 LLkfioN

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The music in this book hss LIE and aninhptA in H. ike
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THE NEW pxrRror1c soNo sooa

Contains . pagss Of sons. dus!s and ehosussA bsA
sick and dying soldiers and soldie serpsirs Manual
II 10 we'll suited for social singing, veil - eahb.,h
Npf.kiI .Amoay the msny BE- eaniful riscse nsy %
Christian Heron "Thscs chssrs for Banner" "Coue
sing 10 me Of heven aColdnbia the Genof he Oeesnn
"Niafchng Along DC. Phcss-pspss sovsu, 10 sssaiA
SO pdr iok Aailsd At ,hs rttaf pdse >. IL h.
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Another Observation-Disclosures
Of the Magnificent Procession.

II. CLAiRsvILLE, Belmont Co., o.,
- September 10th.

Tho meeting here to-day wss one OF the
largest and most enthusiastic Of any held
in the State during the present nlomsntOus
campaign. At least nineteen thousand Of
OhiO's gallant SONS were present and par
ticipsted in the ceremonies; all apparently
united in one common brotherhood; all la
boring in one common work, and all desi-
rous Of adding their, mite In swelling the
unparalleled enthusiasm of the immense con-
cousse. Althot9h as have witnessed what
we thought toshe large meetings, old Bel
mont has toppedthe. .lnall, and is surely enti-
tied TO the credit Of being called the banner
county OF Ohio. 4
We were very fortunate In reaching the
town early in the morning, and hence were
able to witness the preliminary ceremonies,
and subsequently to gain Q good position
where We could behold. without iDtsrrup.
tion, the immense procession IS It passed.
rapidly BY. The scene in the streets must
have bewildered those who were uninitiated.
At On early period, hours before tho people
had arrived the eitiIens Of 81. Clairsville
had completed their preparations for re-
oeiving the throDg Banners and flags me,
the eye in every direction. Strosmers were
drawn across thsstreets, and arches wers
erected, gAily festooped with evergrsens and
surmounted by mottos Of the most patriot
10 order. Houses we're decorated in every
conceivable style 'Eiags, fowers, stream
ers, bsDnors abd haNdagme ladies' constitu
ted . portion Of the articles used in taste
fully decor7tipg he8rests and buildings. :
The nssioaal sdSd Etdiue With othTs II
agreeable contrastt were formed into various
shapes. end werA shpvn .ooeanisuoualy from
the residence ofSvery Unio1 man. Il j
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. /

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24

Great Union victery, fin Maine :
The Union ticket has carried Maine BY
. sweeping majority. In nearly every town
the nsjoritiss are increased, Ohio will
psak = Nstssw, e.,., NJ, ',',. y
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VOCAL xuuc, wnr PIANO AcooxrAmtnr1

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most popular ara s,5hsll We know each elhsf hessiv
Lowrey; sWhy have my loved ones gpn.r n will -
Mohsf - love ID truen aSwset love fsfEst not
b Ksilaf s. each; u hear sweet voices cnein(
sas@ss y S.@sr .IsFss. yes ..Hs sss 'sssivH" =
IsasSsssrAI Muslc. fos ,hs Pia.e Feue-.we -
~ FstSer Abrs am, six hundrsd thousand mora
axlrsys look on sho snhny sidsp .shall Ws kns 90
s,hss Isrsm Ac with brilliant varisiisns ~ 0sobs, ~
cent, eAch; ., o,,,...,... o,..a,,,,.. =. !,
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Music mRiled ii the above prissa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24

THn latest information that has reached
this city u 70 tho effect that Gen. Rosecrsns
would concentrate at Chsttsnooga last night
4-Iwshnets. disyatsA ~ 81 ,o,,,,.l 5s !, !.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
RUTH: A sAcRED 'cANrAr1

contains isa pages Words By Rsy Sidney DYER nnsts
by Prof Gull This 10 csllent book os fot
the young. Phess-papes esvert % ssna SIS Dsfioop
bound 9Ssen,., % per LOO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
rnE HARP 81 fIiEEpols

contains - pages Of songs dasf and shefnssA - x
dom. Among the choice hiecss We wos,d nsnnS "Fsir
Freedoms morln 20 lei my people seh 0vsrths uesis
tain," "Thsy worried ne sl ths day w. .fsids esenl
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THE xEvrvAL xrslc' BOOK :

eon,sfn. u pages d tunS, and hyms designed As ,sv
val ptaysf and ,couferenes mssdnet Price IN paPet
single copies 10 esnp, - psrioo Asis< sss
retail Price. 4sg -,a ". q. sa-,,
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UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET
tRlsction, Tuesday, october Is.l
dovERsoR,
JOHN BROUGH,
Of CuyahogA
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
6uAs. ANDE Rst'N, Of Montgeaery.
AUDITOR or sTAfH,
SAnEs II. GOODMAN, Of Marion.
TREASURER OF STATE,
=. vOLNEY DORSEY, ofMisni.
JUpow OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HOOKING II. HUNT EN-, Of Fairfield
nsxBER OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
JOHN n. BARR ERE, Ut His ghiand.
state Senator,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-24
state Senator,
SonN c. JAuIsOn, Of H1rrisen.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

HspperentativN.
oouLaON DAVENPORT, Of Wsrrsn.
Probate Judge,
DAVID HARRu, OF RichlsaA
Treasurer.
AMOS GLOVER, Of York.
Prosecuting Attorney,
RoBERT II. COCHRAN, Of Pssss.
Commissionerj
WILLIAM WlLKlNsON, Of Smith.
Coroner.
RoBERT HARPER Of Pultnsy.
InfirmNry Directoy.
RoDgRT J. POLLOCK, 0f wheeling.
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Another Account Of the Belmont
Br. CLAiRsviLLn, ksL~oSr COUNTY. Oslo, I
via fjnisoNr, september 10. I

BIT. CLAiRsviLLn knLNoSr COUNTY. OHfo
via Bnlsosr, September 10. :
The meeting at this place, 10 day, was
largely attended; in fact, It was the greatest
gathering Of Buckeyes that had ever before
boon known in this portion OF the State. -
The town was saily decked with flags aud
flowers, the citizens Of st. Clairsville evil
dently sparing no pains to enhance the beau.
ty OF the streets by means of huge banners
with appropriate mottos drawn across them,
and numerous arches erected on the princi'
pal avenue and across the corners.
The procession moved in excellent order
through the town, and was nine and half
miles long. At the least calculation il must
have contained ,e0O persons, aud WAS four
hours in passing given pont. There wero
fifteen hundred and sevepty-Gve oars, wag-
ons, carriages and other vehicles, aud five
hundred and fifty-fve ladies and gentlemen
on horseback, in grand pageant.
The procession contained more original
features than any we have seen during the
campaign There were three huge yawls,
on each of which was constructed . tower,
twelve feet in hight, revolving on q pivot,
and representing gunboat aud turret. II
was the most original as well as the most
suggestive feature Of the day. Inside the
turrets we're men, who were engaged in
loading and firing miniature cannon, thu
causing them to bear an appearance very
much like the original monitors.
The immense crowd was addressed by
Governor Brough and Senator Wiley, .
one stand, and at another by General San
,. Cary and Mr.. Campbell, Of the Wheeling
, Intelligencer. .....
1t was i'm mpossible for all the people t.
get within bearing ofeither Of the speakers
Tho figures have given ss to number il
procession, &C., are not mere estimates
butt are nearly, il not quite, correct.
1t ia to be regretted that no one had ps
tieuce enough to accurately count the pei
sons and vehicles in it. . h a
We firmly believe Belmont to be the bar
!, ner county Of the State. She will show he
J, y hand as freely in October as she did to day
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vryAxEx1 caoRxL nAaPlgA l.,w - .SsSg
w srhool Bssk. q - pegss sfbseusfst iSynnt
and Tsnss sos,.in, rsny GEM nj: sasa e IsAslI Ns
sa, saSw ~ ssrsifu ehass. sOS Il s,cs.
sISsvs ,ns wxh my mctkss JeaSsk n SssidS nh
ws's,sn Sc Price, perez ssssrs y sessi Per e6
WATERS, Author OF -ssndsy schod BslleH Nos .
and 4 whish have he'd ths snnynoss sale q 49, S1
1I;' z ;s''''s' i;I';; ~ sss: z I !.
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Arranged q. solos, dss.. qssrs,i. and shcrss.s hs
..%iSs,iss ~ SSs ~ Sso~ sscS esss ,Hssss
Dont you hear The Angelo cominEr' shall We raese
beyond The rissrr' lse IN time" ~Thsrs y hsassisf
dom, Truth snd RiRhs'' 1--WE a., esus,i, Fsskss
Abrasm siI hundred thousand more" Thsrs q Land
y Home,n Come sng to me Of Heaven" "lsadin sight"
I'VE viii leys eus ssndsy 3ehsoln .-)g Gsah eslshr
Planisiion Nsgron .rsir Fssdonis Mem has De- wnsa
Il last" .Ovsr The mosn,ain "llLs Ella o. Angel"
come unto me- .Bury me in de nssniAe. Msthsrr
-coms % thy SssG swess heur u YesJssn -. fnss
sssa 2 ;s' per. ps. do5 ; a. S,ss = per is0; ss:
! sspssaiA.s y nokAcs wArKis; ~ e sa'''
M 10, ~, Dsssawsy. New B~A r.
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rclssraphis Correspondence cineinusH Commercial.
FROM BELMONT COUNTY.

ty-fve Thousand Union Men in
Conventional Procession T Q
Miles Long.
WHEELING, September 16.
The Union mass meeting At st.. Clsirs-
vile, Belmont Couaty, to day, was pro
nounced by the speakers the largest Of the
campaign. Twenty-Five thousand people 10
the lowest estimate, and the procession was
ten miles in length. Speaking from two
stands by Governor Brough, General Cary,
A. w. Campbell, and others. Old Bel
mont and Eastern Ohio are fully aroused,
and the boastod stronghold of treason and
Vallandisham will give handsome Uni d
majority. B. d.
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NOTIC'E.
Ladies & Misss Round 9 omb

F.yIr Y sAs, w,S ccs1ts sss e. s.Aa.sS a...;., w.x c.
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This procession moved up town amidst the
booming Of cannon, the glorious strains of
tho bands, and the excited hurrshs of the
people. As 1t was passing - Main street
the professions from other directions com
monced passing Il In an opposite direction.
and the scene was 30 exciting that IL was
calculated to bewilder the boholdsr.
Whom we thought it time for the process
sion to be tSrOugh. .One Of thsMarshals told us
it still extended back to EAst Richlsud. and,
said he, "God only knows how much far
thcrl" The procession that came Ia on the
pike from tho West was enormous. Flush
ing, Wheeling, Onion. Kirkwood, Wayne,
Goshen, Somerset, and Old Warren mus,
have turned out every living soul on that
day. There seemed 10 be no end to it
Barnesville and Morristown each had huge
cars, filed with young ladies, representing
the States, and there we're also about zoe
ladies on horseback from these townships
riding three abreast. The procession ,ha
came in Maristts street, FROM the South
contained about $50 vehicles, hlled with th,
ysomsnry Of Smith, Washiussou and Yofl
Townships. - Ti'
Our nsishborins county Of Harrison turn
cd out . splendid procession, including
gunboat, and several delegations Of ladie
on horsebsok. They are beautiful girls, an
were dressed 10 fine tasts The procession
4 was credit to that slorious county, au,
thsss pssoas Vie ssas svs y rsstisipat
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llahriht on Daurrn !

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fertist wrrrsn. Sausrn iinrm Irts bel une
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duataui6m wcrpsn, unp immrr brn + d iltr
Drcie Il + g8 4 E GrIautru Der i'm Warts
te ertalIm nsrren fam. gBir tdufrn br1anpig
lBOls fir Saayeslp unb Saurrn uno gpcarr,ru.
asr rsrtrn es itets gu itrtm Sntsrsl1e fnrrn.
wnn fie ibre g4cus an unierr Wablen brna,u,
cbe lie oisielbs Icnliwc Usrtaufsn.
g4tr SrrIiaun rrNe 6laTe arteit an tlliasn
prsiIsn. Srotn8unssn 6 a 6.
Gr9Stenf
9emi5 Ooffer'8 SG6ne.
Set6ls6sht, Stunt 10, 1868. roiW
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9(06rt0t

ptrb Riermt ssSetrn. bab bic llnter,dGnrtm ole
Sreeutcren oUn Der SintrrIaiImfauft Der prRcr
bfn'n 6 attartna S6nsiOer lsstbin bon
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Drrpsn finb. &lIe Oieenigen Natrr, wsI6s nod
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aniprt6s an biricIts gu modem babsn. Inb gIf6 il
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pOtlbehdttat sinjubanriasn an
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Stepben S6neioer. ~ w.
Quauil 5. 1863 ro6m
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Spdteite Neut9feit !
Sell 6 o lum bta!

&leioer MAIDEN 9eute!
Ga bic 8lsiosr MAIDEN eeuts
DisGcs Sprdhwcrr 9cbt nod an,
llno bic 8tcicer ftnoni ou bsute
8si Dem SNes9sr uno 3 smau
@iuIt bu bsiuss eisbbsns 6dtts
@srn sslebsn irin, iun9er @aun,
81 oann msnoe nur Die Shritte
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Sritt biurin in ibrsu enosn,
Shau Dir ibrs Maaren an
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8si Dem N1e 3 9sr uno . sman.
oumtu9 pO,.. e ntdbt fpielsn,
limb @Ctru9 nitht nInoen on,
Tair nit SeSermou gu osolsn
Streben SRs ger uno Ssma n.
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9t16rt0t

ntro ttermit s'gstsn, Na6 bic tlntsr,cbncttn ais
aomtnlrdtcrn ben Der SintnlniImIbaft rec
Usrtorbenen 8 bn George 81 rr, lett6in
oon seaIhinaton 3auniAtp. Qs6a Gaunty, aras,
isllt wOreen linO. aue Dieisnise batrr, rride
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Wsresn bierpur6 auf5efcrbst innrrbalb 6 gBCdbsn
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Der bsia8ten 3sit pObltsRdtst ,ubdntiarn, an
@lias Rer, ! ,rs..,.
Reuten Rer. "0''' oFe'
Qugu7 10. 1868. rn6r
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Gin @e1ammtbe1Gl
gum Sorfbta9 9ewiifer 2(menoment6 3ur
Contribution.

gum Sori6la9 9eWiiier l(menoment6 3ur
Contribution.
Sn elmer General afGmbln ets Stantcs uno @c
praiiutnnttnhanGs eEs StoatGS YsrnfrIranCn rur:
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Sob 9sbua,
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pennipISanta, IS.
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uno 9serfBats cine rihtias, Stbts uro tcr
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ttsier Sffi,e rcefrirt III.
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