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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
Administrator's Sale.

r WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
L for Cash, ondhe TENTH OF OCTOBER, 1898
at the late residence OF Lawson J. Murphey dec ed
all the Personal Property belonging TO the estate
5y consisting OF hne lot Of
Hogs, Sheep, Cows, Mules, Farming
u. Utensils, Household .lI
And Kitchen Furniture,
All persons indebted To the estate must settle
Immediately, OF their no,es aud accounts will be
pui on, for collection. by nH
M .al. LIB, EILLEBREw, Admir-
SEPT. rs, IS AN'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
10 the voters Of the City Of Clarksyllle

ruo NN anon no - joy .at atNtANl
paSf We are authorized. to announce Mr.. A. J.
RAwLs as a candidate for City Marshal. Election
to take place Octobert7th. rl . ~ 71bsf W
RlaS- We are authorized to anfouncs Mr.. A. p.
fSAi tn as candidate for City Marshal. Election
to take place October '7th. "i'. ~ '-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
[FrOm the Nashville Gazette. j
RELEASED.

We are happy to be able to state this morning
that Messrs Neblett and Grant proprietors of the
GAINESVILLE CHRoNIeLE, who were brought to this
city a few days ago, under arrest for article
which appeared in the CuaoSlCLE Of the 9Th inst,
were released yesterday by order of Major General
johnson, with permission to resume publication
The arrest of the gentlemen and the cessation Of
their business caused no little Inconvenience aud
expense, and the prompt action Of Gen. johnson,
as soon as the case was placed before him, is in
the highest degree commendable We subjoin his
letter;
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
NOTICE
Liberal Reward offered.

7 EFT George A, Baskervlles, Sumner county,
IL Tenn, on the 4th day Of last July, his insane
BROTHER. .WM. ,BASKERvILLE. whea he LEFT he
was clad ia blue pants, gray coat and homemade
straw hat. His age is about so yearsi stature six
feet; Is of slender figure; head BALI and INDUCES
habit of smacking his mouth in a singular man
ner. Any person delivering the said WIN. Basker-
tanning him and conveying information thereof 70
the undersigned, will be libcrally rewarded,
J. J. HlBBETT
Sept. s, '6s-tf Guardian Of VIM. Baskerville.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
Thirty Days after Date!
A LII persons indebted to the firms of 5i ire
SIMS & TURNKEY, In s.
TURNKEY & FOx,
-'f and
er'r.3 LEWIS q GLASS. o

Are hereby notified that they have retired from
business in this city and that their unsettled claims
are ia the hands Of the undersigned for collection.
All claims that remain unsettled at the expiration
of thirty days from this date win be placed in the
hands of an officer to be collected by law
Sept %, lS65-4t Nu- a'.H "H 81
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
HEADQUARTERS Mn. DIsr, or TENNESSEE, !
Murireeshoro, Tenn, Sept. 20,

McsSrs Neblctt aud Grant aud all Others now in
arrest for the publication in the CHRoSIoLs of the
sth, viii be released; and they are hereby author
lied to resume the publio,t on of their paper The
article in question calculated To keep alive the
spirit of opposition TO the Government II is un
iersood tina, no more articles of this character will
appear. .1t .r.. r...
h. W. JoHSsoS, Brev. Maj. Gen.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29

h, W. JOHSsOS, Brev, Maj, Gen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

49, susassA n.aa 49, C.esz - a
drs~rsivs s9.s = - - ssa1 - -
AEs Dr. nsyss1s - - y -
1sAsg b0R esu11go1o 00u1h
o. Co. - - &c. - -
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NJ. k.a.- shb-s6 = -
4. oQ-sh.d. = . - - =
O<A8 - - - - 80
haW = - - - - - = -
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. 1hpa - - - - 0nnsna -
G% iss on-Au ~ sAn6A~k
40, kE0
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18
HINTS AND THINGS.

Unmindful Hicks, ofh-ll, death or fate,
Why print stalrjokr and speeches out of date
Return to reason. bap,ise thy willing quill.
Mend al! thy ways-at least thy sullen will.
Why should the GREAT embark in Treason
cause,
Damn all the saints and violate Heavens laws
'Twcre well, if thou couldst add one laurel
branch,
Sec de from fate and live upon a ranch
Keep cattle, hogs. poultry, what yon may,
And mend thy breeches when comes rainy
day. .,..
Even then the world nigh: find thy where
abouts,
And Davis men could hear when Treason
shouts.
Unhappy man! to choose Traitors part,
Condemn the laws and thus distract the heart.
Canst thou, O Hicks escape great Satire q
pen,
Thou great las. blk Of degenerate men!
NJ. ID. may write while grovellinS cobblers
An ass may kick. but never take hint:
So may thy correspondent knock in pi
The very bow that makes the shafts to fly,
And thus traduce loyal peoples right,
In defiance Of fate, or envy's subtle spite.
How happy they who live on Virtues plan,
Content with little. lrngth'n ont their span!
But cursed il he who riots in the wrong,
And steels that right to whom no rights be-
long.
IT'S said NJ. d. has made startling hit;
We see no point yet in tho thing he writ.
Whence comes that sound I've heard him
when he fell
Adieu, Great Chief; alas we knew the hero
we'll.
Thy master calls bark hear the monster
roar; ....., ,.-
Is this thy pledse-ons epistle out Of twenty
four M
So falls the curtain on Ambition's grave,
Aud sable night couceals stern Treason's slave.
In ambush hid. ths serpent in his coil.
Warns the poor victim whom his fangs would
spoil;
But here ws find pledge Of no avail.
When made by one who swings acopper-tail.
HOMER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18
A Homeric Poem.

We publish the following poem mainly on
account Of its genuine literary merit. 1t
is evidence that though Homer. the Father
Of Poetry, has slumbered for centuries in the
grave. his "soul is marching on" But alas
poets. like editors. are never duly appreciated
while they remain in the flesh, and our friend
must not be surprised if some few cynics fail
to Sc the happy bier ding of truth and poetry
which pervades his lines. Posthumus fame
awaits him, as it did his illustrious namesake.
"Scven Grccian cities strove for Homer dead,
Through which the living Homer begged his bread"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

~ Gen Aivsrd las srSssed thss Frarral
md Ns,isaal saiuses sAali h. fired from ell ;h<
.lss~y P~ss IN THIS a'<ries. 90 the I'D
i-s-wssAlnsssa's Bsrsh4~y-sn4 shas
w~al,xs4's F~~v-E A&Ar-ss be rsal 10
~ svu2.L
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

" We 7zbliss elsevk-re tAe s1As~s sf
q the Charms. At the C.isa Ce,ersl Cen
aissse 10 the Isy.l ~ssers k Tia Ieui.ay
lsi vez worthy # Per~.i. 49, ve hsPs
sAae GO ss----ss0a n iraxs riil be srsed zpea
~ sA~ Pe~Yl-- Is a. a-se<nes eisrs-a 10
d. Csasrs.iaa attend in p.nL We A--
Eer< shz; sbe P-sPs ~A~h ne h Ae~r
.xs<zA rr-P-essv- If esVs~I ~ sA~n b.
es~ys-os Of o0Sezzm~zs sE -sls q vhsn-
ss<ser -- WI IL Is n-r~r szx< % a~pxsss<
- yrsxse- res 40 sls<:r3 By To pri&azy
s-s=rs .oa q i. = sess.y. a 1t srs., So .
p-r~o. - sco~Pt Ps-s.soa - ez.as, Or s5l
net a. Ne Is 4 Prsfe- SO Q ses 70 esss
tie W.T. e @aar l-segxs~x We esaa@< be
ts~ Pr-arGa~ q :hs s-.s~cs- d ve VIA
. far sxY~--.iOa af ts~ p-sPls. 2ad xsis-1 &C.
TIA Ts~ Y~cPse shszia rs~-~s-~ sA.s thy
ksre g-vG.~s interests .: sake skzn the n~rw
sel-e-iSz Of = D-I-sxie - fArer tbs. or shss
u.aa fr Otscs % Mo al Pa-i<- kias~k -
rstain ihi- or ;h@, ~ in kis place a; the pub
lie erib- IL 70 the riga; Il the people 10 -
lee. The msa they h~li-ve can do the most f~
'h-ir general Interests. Who can and vin
secure adequate appropriations for the safe
and speedy eoavryaace Of our mails. the
building If highways. and the thousand and
one Interests which have hitherto b-en unrrp-
resented. No man, by virtue Of Official sta
ton. has iigh, to dictate more than the most
humble citizen. We are forced TO believe,
however. we regret to say. that some few Of
our best citizens really believe that the opin-
ions Of men holding places Of trust under the
government are entitled to pre-eminence and
must be sustained. This is a fatal error.
Let the people select their candidate. and our
word for it, we will have harmony. and our
candidate will be ,rumphantly elected. 1t is
the only way this constant wranglng can be
brought to close, aud when it is once done
in this manner, it will be done etfectually.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18


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Psa NJ si.uav 80 = 80 ~
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Eke bo.k4hsn - - 8s.uA - g.
ExgissA friw4As DIRE nry - 49,
nos and hard 10 es1s a.
The Nso<rxy 0asaAr - - Jsn~
s.ss-ss kas sold his ssseA - - J~-i
Meaiessy comfy. ~ elsoyAooL = saein
abous 8. geo. Ihe ParsiD - pusAnuet
vii exPesd essyoeo - dsU1sp - q
springs On the Pases-
A daughter Of S~nst~ Dssa, q Csanse-
ward in Ar1~y Square HosPital. auisg hs
parents residence In Wssh'ngtos.
A correspondent a the 0vsaAsaswA Tsie-
graph recommends the application q hssss
seen oil TO the parts affected by rheumatisa.
a: an ehecsual remedy tor this pa'afst seo-
plant. -
The new fractional currency IL red e.etea.
With metai'c r'ng on the ~: "Aass-s
printed IN olack' T" I" ABOUT Twice - ons
10 ."e "'u ISSUE a..,
a silent c'oo nus oee" c"sol'sue. "
a.,s .t ro".. m.s ,..n -, w.. ~h.,.o
srar '''' WI o -' ''~ "'
IT.. Mo- VT IT,. s., d.. Il.
.onr .s -, ras ~, t";d, i.s., siS las
63S in gold and silver coin more tkan q the
outbreak OF the war. a.r .ta.
The real name Of Josh b,liing:' tn"
~. IuU %.%V !. e" ar. ~. " - p
"po..o,,m p.;r.a.r :, w.. v;..;.;.
hs. oraersd h;s china decorated with tbs in.
sigma Of his good fortune, "striking ile." %,
Portland. Oregon. Gays correspondents.
is the wealtbiest city on the coast according
to its number OF 'nhao'tanss. -
Pennsylvania has furnished . hundred mn-
lion, ,o" ., NO G"',a. s worm 0' 0n' '0A' ."'
po,;,;.;.n. 49,, ;,a.h..a >. IN, Adam. n,
the term caucus" Il is purely American.
The College Of New Jersey ha. conferred
the degree Of L. L. D. upon Mr.. Liusoln.
Fifteen dollars day is tho price for .
private parlor in the Washington hotel'. go.
A dire rumor Of the adjustment OF hoops
!" rar's' pelvaos .e"',e '''0e' ..&
MRS. La"csi-M.ss DevenPo' 'na' VIZ" 10 =
" S.'oe =. '"e s,aeo So q n.
D,v,oo as Minister to France.
Ic !. ~ =. ..,,.,
o. 'AIhS.iNh' DA'-A"' A,''' " ,a
came on TUESDAY last appears " .a'. oss'
most ~o'"''y '"so'eo ~" ys"''
10 form an op'n'o" ITO" tue n1m'er :" 'e.s"
m'ss'Vfs ""lc" P"s'e" '"'o'e" -"
on that day, We have heard OF but two Geos
,,.msn Who b.r. been TIM. honor.d. and INV
wsr. The mos. unlikely ne,.on. q :. ,in,l.d
AZ. h. OM Vol md tbs;r h;l... da.. Q, ve,s Il
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49,. ~. 49,. A-.. ~. a...-. .f,h.
.o,n~ to,r., p.,h.n. .hsv b,v, I,,,,,v, ~.
;.., Oh .h;n, ,h.v .s,no, .tF.-a = n,.,.,,i,b.
- 80 ."a 1900. -h;I. =. 90. =.
!. .s,..,..S -,
- -rh.s. :. 8-Sef;. ,71o.. th..I,hs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

HioH Pace TO GO on A HIGH OLD
SrsEK"-1he Cars'n City (Nevada) Pssf
says that stimnlanis" rate at tvo bits per
/" inspiration" in that country. sad people ase
nj slou ts -a-ssainsse their peissa." evsa
n fass prics.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18
Chairman fMe Union Cen. Committee
OLYMPIA, Feb. IA, 1865.

V1cToR SMIrH.-Undsr the caption of
Something to C1aw ri Over" the last
Democrat quotes as follows from a late letter
of Simonton, to tho Bulletin
I" Mr.. Smith has passed through fierce or
deal during the last two years, and come out
unscathed; his accounts were all settled in q
most satisfactory manner, and it was clcar
that he had been prosecuted rrltntlessly,
solely because he had filled his duty as pub.
lie officer with scrupulous fidelity and without
fear or favor"
Such publications may serve the purpose
for which they were intended. and probably
find believers where Mr.. Smiths official career
ia not known, but it sounds like A. Wards
sarcasm" to people who have witnessed his
mancuvers or who have examined the sworn
testimony Of men Of undoubted veracity
known to his n,alisasance in Office. We be-
lieve he 10 20 case-hardensd he would come
out Of he'll unscathed." by the connivance Of
q few devoted friends"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

II ]. > ts~ ssx~1rs~z- - ore m1g1A q
give s-za-l IA n tksz pas-s &c the es~.las
{. s.- -Sd-s~x- Ns11-~Sxr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

u A AsHs<s ~ P.y~s- sslsy. C~kk<~sA-
rrrsslr Mid To wA s-r~~ N sa~ ds.-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

Z" 800 DkMocRATs."-The Wala Walla
Siafcs~as lev week. age in comm~o,ine
sPoa tie inaax Of immigrants to that part Of
the Trritasy .sid ,hr ups ards Of tts~- hun
dred had ss,iled in tia; eosn;.. Ne niy ~
ct whom wese DenoEsis-- A late nGnbsr
Of ;A~ o~ssssss ssr. tina: ..Si,ase~ cam
rit:~s has hs~n fr.rd = Nd. Mall 10 ga
r't It sxnse- Il is~i~- rAsrzrs~-s Ar~
shese d. szz< f<lSss "a. tks Sx1s<x-~zs
sr-esed s1zA sseA rssissl sssuu.ws Tk@,
pr~ sh~.a <..erss~s - kssa s~ss s-ra
ss s1ns.Pe - s1rArs - -e~x nusss .xi
n<As # n rz-y ssr~ezs-A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

S<~srxszx-A exxx.@ c.vv-x&<-x
psPx .~ys ~ r~k~2s ana - - 80 xn<u~ !.
e-s r A~.<& 70 s~ s~ ,~~r- Ts~Gr~
81 sA@f r~f~s - szlv -x~sA<a - 80
sE.1 r<~<sss-s-sAss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

sxE<ssn-~s - smk~~~l sA~s o.
~~s~- @~-y A~--. s-~~r ss-s ssg vx-
s-r~ 80 S~s<. ss-a - Fr<~sR h~.x- a.r nsrAz
ss. .s~A I'D - - s~Erly s~sr-sss Pas
A~essA Tia c~a.s /. stA x<es--s ~
- - ssss-~xs-~ vnA - b~~xsr-rs-er
= A~ r~A@ 5@-v e..s g. - rk< L..s.
~w 60 <~~zs - - Js@-s. ~ rss q =
sn>& r In s~s~r-- ks~-~xr.
- BE- nsss es.~s&<s~S szw ss~sx. 90 -
n& s~ tsas M s-eksus s.~Ae-
~6Uum Hs~&~rsA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

- The visdoa II ths. FsGhas - ~
Revelation. vas Observation-Disclosures. a.
II ia piey. shsa. ~ ~ Cspvaess1s
don't live ~ - DIR sssshiaGs nsB8 -
they a. Tbe Rsvs,ssis.sy FsaAsn -
sssed uaity - ~ s.ly sassgsasd 80
ssaisa- IL Ds.susfs psy : = 49,
~ 9Th ~ vsry ~ - ~ = - -
i.sss Assni.ss - sauasiOkas-inrl.nls.6
esu<. ~ ibid sussnisA- uSvCp~
h-wi = - ~ Dss7 osun1 on0As
u wss3x - - -. = 49,
- sss.asa-l - - - oD~UA
o-A 4 1.1s.G 49, - - ssnssadR
Hs~ys ~ - sl wA
s.lv - - - - - - Hp
~ =. t~sDunn - = . ssS - -
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PvaE LsrusR-A - 6n~o
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vEr- 1SAususs ~ Nlusb -
G. c. = ~ unAsna Ry1 ODAh
Oy.gA - w~1naag - - -
lsssnA LauopO GnmDnD = ] &c.
A - nsinu1 - snuuA
essxmgAa-21a nunBa s0nuDQb-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

q Arrbd lEal ssth~isy has sivss the
oP;Eiaa that the men usdrr 0rses and sSeri
dan .rs co The ssl II vsyi@ia esusr.ry &c
iAs <xsax lao Il The 1ssasry I'D in visla-
s~.a q sk< i.-s q o. esu.osusalrh A
sss<x P<lesAss vsxi.ss-u q he Cszrszsxssn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

Gesss EAsr.-h % s.sa sA< nr'e Ga.
AVID e~e~s<h~< sss ~zs~y Ssssrsr- -
- e< ~ss=sz % sek1 Asy E.< 4 sAr
Pr - s=~. vs sA~k ssssss eel .< E-- sur
-.<ss .H vSs - s~ ssss s-~xxxAsr q
&r~~ sA~ e@Ss~sex ID sAs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

LEvELlxo.-A srcessionist who was caught
playing cards with negroes. persists in saying
that 1.-The abolition government had deter
mined to raise the negro to the level Of the
white man...'-Ex. "i
Yes; and Copporhaad cred the guns At
the negro Emaneipaiioa celebration in San
Francisco. . few weeks ago. and several ram.
pant Copperheads gained admisssnce to the
negro ball in the evening! Tine Of them
actually declared himself partly negro 10 gain
sdmi;tzncs! "whisLss ar &c drifting =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-18

Sam Frasciseo. FEB. live have uo,h-
ing from the Kast yet. The most intense ex.
citemeot exists among greenback spectators.
This afternoon twenty-five thonssnd dollnra
cold at Fly c-nts BY srllsn ct three days |;
6vs thousand st 6fsy eeass cash. These
rats ere rspess-d TO Be pssdiea;sd o. dispsaeh-
e. iron the east.
], % stated o. vey god ssshsisy 49, he
steamer due to-masrsv. hsines ~ geesSaeAs
bat shas 81 200. 600 vill snivs By IL -
lewiac sereDes.
oss.7e7- FOL sy~ss.se vss exrsss~l ivsa
Cslso-uia dssi>e the yea 1854
C@ssrsxx J~sr~ psw s~qure- every shiPPH
20 elssr his 1earWr un3~s s~xA o. she Csa3
Hs..e i.~sesA e s8-vi.g d - ~ ei=s~l !.
sks sGv~g.s< ~ - esye.is 4 ~ ssrssex.
Tie OssDrA Wa~aa Guk.<ss. ~ 80 y
SD rr~ae- n< Au6ra3asss sAy.
s~seS So . ss0a - - e>nAs 80 shr
ss<x1~.s - 1.-sAsus suuauinsi = -
srsxs~ P.pt-A.l ~<~ - p~sxs. - -
es-~z ~ c..<a.s- ~: go. - - 80
ks-an go pnwia=g-a sss<A<. - -
sk<y es.ss a~< s~~~sxs snx~n ssps<~ a.isc-
- prvsea IL .~e,ua kw . sa~-sxs: sus
sxe-~xs~d
4 Pxvszs ~ he~a u<unC1 ~ -
$1,000 fAv,x.A< e MIRA 80 - e~a<Snusz.
w.sAs-<rua's kssAisy s.d ~ kag 4
sntxsr<
nlrv.~S<. ia l7.-Sssr~ q - -
e-se~~a sksr krrs-ss snunsms.e ssAuskiss
S~s~ syssvo.eie.ay sxsnsss1 -. ~ - y
~ s~xAern III fsAs sssas - sseA<d Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

.
DEATH OF WM. B. SMITH. OF THE
WHEELING INTELLIoENoER. We we're
deeply panied oil Thursday tncrting last to
learn that WIN. B. Smith, Esq, for many
years years L,cal Editor Of the Wheeling
lnteHigencer, died on the previous after.
noon, Of typhoid fever, after an illness of
only ten days.
We had known Mr. Smith for many
years, and we can bear testimony to his
genial temperament and fine talents. Ho
was peculiarly fitted for the position he oc-
cupied in the Iutvlligencer office. The To-
cal columns Of that paper, under his con.
troll, were tsetter conducted and more read
able than the same department in any other
paper ever published in that city.
Mr.. Smiths remains were taken to Cam
bridge for burial ON Thursday moraing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

A SEVERE STORM I've we're visited by
terrific hail storm on last Thursday morn.
ing. Hail fell almost as large as hickory
nuts, and they were so large as to chase peo-
pie off the streets and in doors in hurry.
On Friday night the wind blew hurri-
cane. Many windows were blown in, nd
fences scattered in every directior. 1t was
altogether the heaviest wind we have ex-
perienced in these parts for many years.
We heard Of one man who went home
pretty doozy, and after sleeping for a while
was walked up by the noise, and concluded
to get up and see what was the natter
He stepped toward his door, found it stand
ing open, and at that mement bucket came
tumbling off the table and other things
flying around promiscuously, and he con.
cluded to drop down on the floor and hold
tight there, for fearit would Jlo,o hin, away,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
The FREsHEr.-The Ohio River d

The FREsHEr-The Ohio River, de.
termined not to be behind the small fry
streams in the East, has been on a regular
"high." On Friday the river commenced
rising, and on Saturday the water overfowed
the banks and continued to rise until about
6 o'clock on Sunday morning The water
on Sunday was about belly deep to horse
at point on the pike near Charley Frazier's.
The gardens in the valley were entirely
overAowed, A great deal of property has
been destroyed, and wrecker's were busy all
Of Saturday and Sunday picking up proper
ty found floating down the river.
On Sunday morning the upper floors Of
Rhodes l. Warfeld's warehouse gave way,
in consequence of the weight of goods
packed on them from the lower floors, to
get them out Of the reach of the water. -
We have MT learned the extent of the
damage. f' -.~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

APPOINTMENTS BY THE. PITTSBURGH Con
FERENCE. We have received, too late iol
insertion entire this week, the appointments
made by the NJ. e. Conference, recently in
session at Canton. We give below the ap
pointments for the Barnesville District
Mr.. Carr goes back to Cadiz. Mr.. Uber to
Martinsvile.
GAINESVILLE Demonstrating Ell.
der--J. L. Deems.
Barnesville-A. Scott; Bridgeport-J.
Stevens; Moorefeld-J. Z. Taylor; Morris.
town-G. Mckee; Hendrysburg-A. HUI
soon; Barnesvilc Circuit-R. Cartwright;
j. X, Cooper; Bellviie-C. ID. McCormick;
Fairview--W. ID. Stevens Hannibal--D.
Rhodes, Monroe BelB Wood>feld--A. B.
Castle; Centreville--A. j. Lane, +. II.
Swanoy, St. .Clairsviile- k Marshall;
Bellaif-J. +. Jonesi Powhatlau-J. Dill
len..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
w keeling W holssaIe Market

TUESDAY, March 81, 1865.
FLOUR-DemaDd, fair and prices firm
at $40 @l0 50(@ll.
WUEAT-Ll deinahd at 81 l5(13 rs.
OATS--Active at s0c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request a
81 90
BARLEY-S dull at 81 so
SUGARS--Dull and little doing. Porto
Rico 22(023c.; Choice Yellow 26c. Crushed
Powdered 3Oc; Coffee Sugar 2S@2s3c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 30(9l 35.
SYRUPS-New York 81 l00l 35:
Baltimore 81 35.
COFFEE-Dull small sales at 45@46c.
OlLS-Firm at So 10 tor Lard: S5 for
Carbon. and 85c for lubricsting.
SALT--Ohio River 50 so; Table IS.
BUTTER--Dull at 45(a5Oc.
POTATOES--Not much doing: prices
range from 81 80 to l 50.
APPLES-F at So 5G(a4 90.
EGGS--Not much doing at l60lSc.
CHEESE--Steady at 90
LARD--23924 in fair supply.
HAYES per ton lose.
SEEDS-Clovsr 50; so Timothy Sc so;
Flaxsesd in demand It 81 rs.
FEED--In fair tmand at $35G40 per
BROOMs--e mmon 50 75a4 sol Fancy
| $5 25a6 90.
TOBACCO-Dark los is 75aS5c; Spun
Roll 9Oa95c; Bright $lal %; Conihhoh
| Twis 48c.
SOAP-Cincinnati German lie; Wheel
ling do Sc; Family soap lac.
CANDLES-Moul 22c.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm;
g BY 10 No. I. IS IS; No. 2, IS 40; by ] l
to 10 by l2 No. |, Sc 10; No. 2, IS Is; Shy
N, NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

INCOME TAx.-Tbe list of Iuccme Tax
payers published in the Chronicle last week
did not contain the names of those persons
who were in the army during the year 1868.
They we've assessed and returned after the
regular list was made up, and their names
are found on the monthly list" for Decen,.
Der. Wsknow several of them in st. Clairs
vile who are taxed from $35 to $40, which
we think is entirely too high. 1t is iscertainly
mere than officers of the same grade are
taxed, under the same law, who are in the
service.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

SPLENDID JEwELnY ALMOST GIVEN
Away. In our advertising columns to day
will be found the sbnuncement Of Messrs
Newborn h Co., OF New York, for the sale
Of an immense stock ofJeweIry, &c, on tho
novel plan oi One Dollar for each article. -
This is a new firm, and the fact that it is
ambitious to build up good name, mskes it
probable that customers will be literally
dealt With. II will cost buttwenty-fys cents
to try the experiment any &at. tEHE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

THE SfhfS5 ELECTION. we again urge
our friends throughout the County to put
good tickets 10 nomination in the various
Tewnshlps. Put none bat reliable Union
men in nomination, aud then work earnest
ly and unitedly for their election. This
matter should be attended to this week.
Do not put Of your nominations until day
or two before the election. Tho enemy are
vigilant, and we must be equally active if
we expect 70 defeat them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

INJUNcTIoN.-Th injunction argued at
the last term of Court, in the Uniontown
Church property case, has been decided by
Judge Okey. He decides that it is not q
proper case for an injunction, and the plain,
tiffs have entered motion for appeal, SO
the matter just stands as it did, so faI
as the right Of possession is concerned.
The question OF title will be tried at the
next tenn of Court.