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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
LYING FOR THE PARTY.

The Copperhead editors In this part
Of the country are the most reckless
pervcrters of truth the world ever
knew, and among this reckless pack,
the editor of the Guernsey Jeffersonian
is, perhaps, the most INSCRIPTIONS, and
unprincipled, of him, it may with truth
be said, he is
"a greater liar than Parlhis ever bed
We have not been in the habit Of
noticing the vile slanders of this I'M
matched villifier, and we beg pardon Of
our readers for introducing him and his
slanders to our columns. We do it,
however, simply to show to what
length these Copperheads are willing
to go to further their purposes. In
the last issue of that paper we find the
following:
"Gen. Cox, Senator Sherman and other
abolition leaders have been recently max
ing speeches and are out for Negro Equal.
ity, Negro Suffrage and do not want the
bondholders to be taxed. Nice men, these
fellows. They are for the niger, and want
all burdens saddled on the laboring white.
The leaders here arc Of the same ilk.
"Those of the Republican party whe
think the National Debt National Bless
ing" are in favor of assuming the Rebel
debt. " ....' ....
"Col Poorman, the editor of the Bel
mont Chronicle, addressed meeting of the
faithful in tho Town Hail. on Wednesday
evening. The only thing said by him wor.
thy of note was his declaration in favor of
Negro Suffrage. He said if he had the
power he Uouli permit ere,y negro to cote. -
The sentiment was loudly appauded by the
negro worshippers in attendance.
We shall not attempt to show the
malicious falsehoods contained in the
first two extracts, for every man in the
country with brains enough to keep
him outside of Lunatic Asylum,
knows very well that they are inven-
tions of the editor Of the Jeffersonian,
without shadow Of foundation in
truth. ,cf ~
In the last extract, however, we are
made to say what we did not say; and
we pronounce the assertion that we de-
clared 'in favor of Negro Suffrage"
or that we "would permit every negro
to vote," an Infamous lie, concocted
and uttered by cowardly sneak who
has not the courage to tell the truth
What We did say was "That 80 far as
we are personally concerned-and for
this no party Is responsible--if we had
the right and the power to determine
which should first have n vote, the
white men of the South who have been
seeking for four long years, upon the
field of battle, to overthrow the Con-
stitution and the Union and have filed
SO many graves with the loyal, liberty
loving heroes of the Republic, or the
crippled black man, who, during the
terrible rebellion through which we
have passed, has stood blythe flag of
his country, and sacrificed upon the
altar of liberty his arm or his leg, that
that theRepublic mightlive,I wouldgiv
it to the loyal black man before l would
to the Rebel white one"
This is what we said, and what we
are willing to re-say, and what we ask
You to publish as correction of your
4
malicious Misrepresentation, II you
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE-Dear Sir: With your permssion
wish to say TO the readers OF your paper hatI will
with full directions for making and using sipple Vega
liable Palm that will edeeually remove in len days
rmples bloches Tan. Freckles, and all Impurities Of
tiful. ~ " T7T- N~'' -N'" a'iu Desu-
will also mai free to those having Ball Heads, or
enable them to Start full growth of Lpxuriant Hair
"mmskers, or Moustache, in less than thirty days =,
charge. Respectfully yonrss ir-'A "A'oAs '''"s
. 80, THoS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
AsNh s''Nn eol Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
Belmont Common Pleas.

~ oIICH.
Jacob T.. Grove, plaintiff, THE defendants Eveno
VS. Il Dillon aud Hanson
Charles Burlingame. Admir- Dillon her husband, who
Of Alex NJ. Grove. decd, reside in Bureau County,
Evehne Dillon and Hanson iuos are hereby notified
Dillon. her husband and that, OIL tte 18th day OF
others. defendants. July, 1865, the pl sinh fled
petition in said Court against the Administrator and
heirs at law OF Alexander NJ Grove decd aud another,
the ojec, and prayer OF which petition is procure the
sale Of certain real estate in the Town OF ST. Clarsvie
III said = onnty OF Belmont, of which said Alexander
NJ Grove died seized, to satisfy claim OF the plaintiff
against said decehent 10 secure which he has a
gage on part OF said realty, being the LIST tract herein
after descrb ID and also, by assignment from Patience
Booker, judgment lien on all OF SAID realty Said
c lin amounts 10 Hti65 20, with interest OIL S059 -
thereof from May 7, 1860 al 10 per per annum
Said real estate described follows Is feet off the
East side o Lot No 60 aud the undivided third of tho
North half Of Lots 20 So and Sc aud Of - feet inches
in width out OF the middle part of said Lot 30. Unlcss
said defendants appear and or defnur to said
petition by September 3O lS65, the will be taken
true and confessed by them.
j. F. CHARI. .EssWORTH, Clerk.
d. ID. T. CowES, Atty. for i'lG ~
Aug ., 1865 CIV ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ
. .... ZEN r.

AS given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
IL years has been introduced in The United Stnies
Alter being tired by millions. has proc med the
pam destroyer of TIE world rai, cannot lie where
this lnment Is applied Il s.,l is ,rertcA il cannot
aud mas never has failed IN slr i>unc' For colds
coughs and influenza, it cant b., ;rnt. Ono % cent
bottle will cure all the above besides being useful in
every family for sudden accidents such burns, cuts,
scalds. insect stngs &c is perfectly nnocen, to take
internally. and can be given Ia the oldest u rson or
Youngest child Price ~ and 80 cents bottle. Office
56 CorIlandt street New York. Sold By ali Druggists
sepi2S-lnI.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
WHY YOU SHOULD NOE ELECT
THEM.


Jr., Judge Of this District,
Because, at the commencement of
the Rebellion he said Of the Rebel
States, "Let THEM depart in peace"
Because he has been persistent de-
nouncer of the war, and every measure
of the Government for the suppression
of the Rebellion.
Because in speech in the Court
House at St. Clairsville, in the case of
Judge THOMPSON Us. Gov. PIERPoINT,
he said, "You say my client sympa
thizes with the South. Well, what of
itp Iwant to know what right mind
ed man in this County don't sympa-
thize with the South"
Because few days ago, when intro
duced to a returned soldier, he said to
him, ~ see You wear Old ABE LIN
coins clothes. / consider it disgrace
to any man to wear them"
And because in his speech at Barnes
vile he said, "For every Southern man
hung there ought to be six Northern
men hung"
You should not elect JOHN w. Mil
LIeAN State Senator, and VOORHEES, and
PArroE Representatives, because they
are john G. CALHOUN State Rights
Democrats, who believe in the doctrine
OF Modification and Secession, and are
in favor Of repudiating the contract of
the Congress Of the United States with
the BOnd-holders, and passing a law
In Ohio repudisting that contract and
taxing Government Stocks in viola
ton Of the decisions of the Supreme
Court.
You should not elect l. ii. PATTER.
son Treasurer of Belmont County be.
cause he regards it as right to take
the gold out Of the County Treasury
and sell it, and pocket the premium,
and thus defraud the tax payers.
Because, when Treasurer before, he
undertook TO bribe the Quaker voters
by releasing them from the voluntary
payment Of tho war tax ifthey would
not vote.
Because, when defeated the last time
he was candidate, by over five hun
dred soldiers votes, he contested the
election and tried to have the soldiers
votes thrown out.
And because he made his house the
headquarters of rebel soldiers when
they came to st. Clairsville, and made
tea parties for them, while he persist
emily refused to contribute money or
other means for Union soldiers or their
families.
You should not elect j. +. CHARLES.
woRra Clerk Of the Courts,
Because, on the evidence of the ed
itor Of the st. Clairsville Gazette, pub.
lishsd In these columns few weeks
ago, he is not worthy to be trusted in
any position Of honor. profit or trust
Because he is an INSCRIPTIONS polit
ical trickstsr, who would sacrifice the
public interest, every moral considera
ton and every claim of friendship ol
honor, TO secure his own advancement
Because he has already more olic,
than his capacity or merits entitle hin
10.
Because he threw out l47 soldiers
votes at the last election, in violation
Of law, to increase the Copperhead ma
jority In this County.
And because, before he went into til
service, after the rebels had fired int
Fort Sumter, he said, in the presenc
Of L. DANyoRD and CHARLES ii. ARIcK
.The war has coinmenced--in thre
weeks the Southerners will be in pos
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

How does it come that every man who
has been ANONYMOUSLY dismissed from the
service. failed in some military undertaking
and was censured by the Government,
deserted the arms or sneaked of to Canada
to avoid. the draft. are now Democrats, aud
mustered under the banner of Vallandig.
ham and Morganf Will the Democrat
answcr2 "No dsdging. ."-[Tuscarawas Ad-
vocate. 'D'.i- ''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

IT has been decided by the Secretary of
the Treasury to anticipate the payment of
the interest of the 20 bonds which be-.
comes due on the 1st of November, and the
same will be paid on and after Sept. 25, on
presentation of the coupons to the Assist
ant-Treasurers or those designated deposita-
ries authorized to pay the interest on Gov
ernment securities. ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
4 CARD TO INvALIDs.

a CLERGYMAN while residing in South America
Il asa missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness Early De-
cay Diseases oil the rinary aud Seminal Organs und
the whole train of disorders brough on by buneu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate. will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine in sealed Envelope,
to any one who needs It. Free of Charge.
Pense inclose a post ,ald envelope, addressed 10
yourself. Address. JOSEPH r. INAIAN
station ID, Bible House New York City.
Augl0iy y-6m*
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
OHIO STATE TICKET.

FOR uovxssoR,
sACoB DoLsoN COX. OF Trumbu County.
vop LiEur. GOVERNOR,
ANDREW @. McBURNEY OF Warren County.
voR TREASURER STATE,
SIDNEY e. WARNER, Of Lorsin County.
ron suPsEss Irpom,
sACOB BRINKERHOFF. OF Richsnd County,
u.ong Tcrml
DHN WEIGH OF Athens County, TO fll vacancy.
FOR ATTORNEY sESEsAL,
WILLIAM H. WEST, of Logan Comfy
Tor scnosL coNMrrIoSEH,
sorN a. NORRIS, OF Bclront.Couny.
ron BOARD rurL'c wosks,
sAnEe MOORE ei CoslScssa Cosnty.
ron CLERK OF THE SUPREME couSr,
RODNEY FoOe. of Clinton County.
sea c1NNoN FLRAs frDSs,
D. .. r. cowEN, Of belmont.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
.ECeCastriG's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court for
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned ap-
pointed and qualified Executrix of the estate
oil Norris Lupton, decd late OF said county.
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payments and those having claims against
said estate notified present them for settlement;
within year from this date.
sep7.3 REBECCA LUPTON Ex,rx
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

CLEMENT l.. VALLANDIaHAM, a former
resident Of Canada is now stumping the
State of Ohio for George w. Runaway
Morgan for Govenor. Birds of feather
flock together. - Tuscarawas Advocate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Resistance at an End
THE BEST STREEGTHENING PLAS-
ter is the Porous Plaster OF DIR. Allcock.

-fhey art warranted to keep good twenty years but
may be returned lor fresh plasters without charge
IMPORTANT QUALITIES. ..
They will cure a Weakness OF the Back Pain in the
side, lameness of the knee of the ankles cold feet
sooner and with more comfort than any other appca-
tion. ' KNOXVILLE. Alhary Co. Jan. IG. 1872
DIR. T. ALLcocK-Dear Sir Seventeen years ago |
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duced 10 use your rplasers. | wore constantly for
six months, and did hard work during that six
months than in the preceding fifteen years. have not
worn plaster for eighteen months, d have had
no return OF the gnawing pain aud weakness in my
back, but have been entirely well.
am your obedent servant.
JOHN q. CRARY
Principal Agency, Brandrsth H,use New York BY
the yard or single plaster. Sold Icy MI Dealers in
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

have any sense of honor in your compo-
sition.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
Historical, Geographical g. Pictorial.
Illustrated by more ,hsn
900 Engravihgs,.

Presenting views Of the Cities and principal towns
Public buildings and monumcnts-Bae fclds--Hs-
toric locaiiies-Nationa curiostes--and scenes illus
trating the times OF the Rebellion, &C. principally from
drawings taken on the spot by the authors.
BY JOHN w. BARBER, author Of Historical col.
lections of Connecticut &c.
Aud HENRY HOWE, author Of Historical collec-
tons Of Virginia Ohio &c, &C. Sold by subscription
only For sale by 'El
Sept IA, 'G5. JOSEPH WOODROFFE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-29
Oen 20. September 1865.

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pOQbrudt, mas mir 9eIobt; tein unreat Orift
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07
MORNING LEADER oFFToF,


Currency sod uluey sra both reported oioIs By
Bankers, with good active demand for the former
Private dispatches from New EorI report . tight
money maIkst there also, and loans dificalt Of
nsgtiAti0D, except upon Governments Stocks. Ex.
change here Is quiet snd nrm At 4 discount kuy.
ingi selling at par for currency. Tbs decline in
Gold J, sIsrday was maintained to daJ without any
essential change. Tbs closing rate ihiI evening
was 22sk.
Government Stocks continue hrm and active.
The demand for 1905 at the Second Nation Bank
to day amounted to 500 0OO Tbs inquiry for lO-4Os
grows rapidly IS the time for iis withdrawal to-
morrOE. 7thl approaches, and subscriptions tod ,
at the Eeoond National Tank we're for $3.50 000.
We requastsd = say that this Bank will receive
subscriptions to this Loan by telegraph up to ave
o'clock tomorrow Saturday afternoon. Dealers
in Gold Bonds report ratsI ss fSIlowS sos, eou-
pons, 1es buying and 11O selling; SIS ef1ss1, 100
buying, Ill FsIii'g
The Government received fcon the 7.3O Currency
Loan, during the mJlth Of December, SIS ssI, $50.
The receipts from tazss during the past month.
show most healthy ad gratifying state Of things,
and tie rspiiity With which the 80 Popular Loan
hiss been taken is striking evidence Of the pablo
fssling, ana proves Ehas We have more than once
conten5ed for, that s currency lean will bo taken
BY the people to the entire wants of the Govern
msnt. 1hs N. Y, Evening Posi says upon suthori.
ty, that more sold-bssring bonds viii be issued,
th5t 70 additional imitation Of the currency viii
take place, and that the Government will hence.
forth rely for it5 entire expenditures uIoa the
loan aSd the taxes.