The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-06-28

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Obituary Notices. =. san
G. o, r. r. TIME TABLE,
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT CO
Took xrrRcr SUNDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1854.
Going East. Going West.
No. 5 No. set6nsf No. 6 No. g.
Express Express Express Expres
ARRIVES. LEAVES.
A, P. M. A, NJ. P. NJ.
s,S6 SIS Barnesville SIS 1918
s,4e $40 Burtons 500 1000
e,52 s,37 3urr's Mill Isl 9,51
9,57 S,42 Belmont IA 9,44
1906 s,51 Lewis Mill 7,34 e,34
lO.i6 9.O3 Warnock's 7,23 e,23
1925 9.l2 Glencoe 712 9,12
1O.4s $40 Bellaire 6,45 s,45
Depend upon this table until further notice
Piano FoRTEs.- Williams and West
are agents for. Wul. Knabe & Co.'S cele
brated Baltimore Pianos; also, for A. 81
Gale & Cos New York Pianos. These
pianos. are the very best made. We viii
deliver you one here, free of all expen-
ses, cheaper than you can buy one in
Wheeling. Call and examine testimoni-
ais, cuts, &c.
Dg on LEASES for sale at this Office.
Price 10 cents. 7
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ma The. nth Ohio Regiment Is now
in Texas, on the Rio Grande.
nH Wheat harvest is commencing al
ready. This is earlier than wheat has
been cutin this vicinity for many years
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No. Lieut.. Col, John Morrow has ar
rived at home. He was mustered out of
the service with his regiment, at Camp
Chase, last week. -
BELieus Cox Henry r. West has
been promoted to Colonel. twill be re-
meinb9red that he was breveted short
time since. Hisregiment, tho cd, lis at
Richmond.
@ Hon. e. Archbold and General
Richardson represented the Abolitionists
oe this county in the Abolition State Con-
yention. They were appointed, we under
stand, by S. P. Jones. Neither of them
got nomination.
sThe 10th o. v. I. was mustered
out Of service and left Richmond on the
18th inst.s They are now at Camp Den
nison, and will be paid off and start home
ina few days. Those of the Regiment
whose terms Of service expire after Qcte.
ber 1-about 200 men-haye been trans
ferred to, the SD Ohio.
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BT The leaders of the Abolition party
here are almost unanimously in, favor Of
negro suffrage. We have heard but four
or five express themselves strongly in ia
var Of it, but learn from their party
friends that among the advocates of the
scheme are the HOLSTERS, Archbold, Kerr,
Jordan, Jones, Smiths, and in short all
with perhaps two OF three exceptions, :
RI We invite the attention of ourread-
ers to the advertisement of Thomas Col.
pitts (formerly of sColpitts & Hagef)
Marble w erks, at Barnesyille, Belmont
County, Ohio. Mr.. Colpitts is now ready
10 supply his customers with the finest
and latest styles of marble work, on the
shortest notice, and as low as can be
bought elsewhere. Give him call
xNEy BIBN.,W g neglected to notice, at
the proper time, the new 6rm of Hager
& Kerstine's Marble manufactory, Barnes
vile, Belmont County. Ohio. They are
prepared to furnish every description Of
inafbfs work Of the best quality and latest
styles, and at as low rates as can be found
elss&here. q Orders attended to atMtht
shortest notice. See advertisement.
MILITARY .PRoMoT1oNs.-The folIowin.
promotions were made, on the 10Th inst
inthc D. VI ". f.. Liut. Col. Henry, r
Testgto Colonel; Major Thomas J. Plat
to Lieutonant Colonel; Capt JohnC. Ed
wards to Major First Lieutenants Tbom
as Wilson and John X. Murray to Cap
tains;; Sergeant Frank M.iLank, Wilson
Fouts, Alfred Bugh, Wilson strahl; j OH
w. Storer, Geo. g. Sopher, aud Davi
Doughsrty to First LieuteDants.
sta- Many of our readers will remen
Der disease that prevailed some year
since in this eountry-ve believe it ez
tended pretty generally throughout th
whole country y--ealled the "Tyler grip.
Such q blowing of noses and wiping
hoyes was never seen before. Its victim
were tBe Whig party.
This disease seems about to appe;