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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

BADLY riQyoTED.--When the Court undertook
to quote scripture in the sentence in the Carr,
case, to Justify hanging for murder. he should
ave quoted correctly. There isno such pas
sage in the Bible as, "whosoever sheddeth
mans blood, by man shall his blood be shed. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

THE Noble County Republican has changed
hands. Goodrich & Teeters. its former proprie-
tors. havesetdout to Messrs. Bell & Cooley
the Republican Is very neatly printed paper
and judging from the first number issued by
the new firm. we doubt not it win do good work
for the Union party in Noble. b, - =. -
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DURING two days OF last week-Thursday and
Friday-there was strong pre-disposition
among our people to diarrhea or bowel-com.
plant. A strong run was made upon the Drug
Stores during those two days for remedies, but
it had almost entirely ceased by Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

A CORRESPONDENT from Louisville says we
were mistaken in saying that N. p. Grisell
whose death we noticed last week, was soldier
OF the war of 1872. 1t was his father whoserve
in that war.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

NOTICE is hereby given, that bids will be re-
~ ceived by the Commissioners of Belmont
County, until Noon August 2nd, 1869. for bull
ding an Iron Bridge over Captina Creek above
Powhattan at the same point where the old
Bridge now stands. Said bridge to be Of two
spans of about 90 feet each.
Also, at the same time and place bids will be
received for building an Iron Bridge over
Wheeling Creek at Bridgeport to consist of two
spans of about 65 feet each.
Also, at the same time and place bids win be
received for doing the necessary Mason work,
for q Bridge over Saltwater Creek, where the
proposed Macadamized Road leading from the
National Road to GAINESVILLE crosses said
Creek near Tidballs.
By order of Commissioners.
jyS-iw r. NJ. CLARK, Auditor.
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Afw advertisements.
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FOR 1869 AND 1870.

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CLEANING THE ALLEYs.-Under our new cor
poration administration our streets and alleys
are cleaner and in better condition than they
have been for many years.
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finanfia1 and Gnmmefeial.
Prices OF Governmsnt seeur,,i.,.

Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James I. Brady Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
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.adssaississ.or's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
IN Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualified as Ad-
ninIstrators of the estate OF Frazier Taylor,
decd, late of said County.
An persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment, and those hRv-
ing claims against said estate are required to
nreseut them within one year from this date.
JOHN X, TAYLOR and
WM. 7. TAYLOR,
lime a. Sw Adm'rs OF Frazier Taylor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

WE have received quite large number ol
new subscribers since our last issue. but have
room on our list for more.
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WHAT NEx.-Last week some person drove
a atwo-horse team Alongside of the market house
and deliberately took up three or four of the
paving stones oui of the sidewalk and drove of
with them. without being disturbed or recog-
nized. t-H ~ u IL - r.rff IT,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

DULL--During the past week st. ClairsviIle
has been rather dull. No fights. no drunken
ness, no business, no nothing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

THE st. Clairsville Building Association sold
a loan of two hundred dollars on Monday nigh
at III per cent premium.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

WfSIINGto to close my business on account
" in st. Clairsville, consisting of One Store
House and Lot. situated in one of the best busi-
ness locations in town, One Frame Dwelling
House and Lot in comfortable, convenient
and pleasant location. One Common Frame
Dwelling House and Lot which rem is for Seven-
ty-Five Dollars year. The above lots are all
on Main Street, and among the best In town
and will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
the subscriber on the premises. III ~
~ JAMES OSBORNE,
81 n -tE >F's' st. Ciairsville Ohio.
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FLUSHING, O., 7th month, 1869.


sE FLUSHING, o., 7th month, 1869.
To the Editor Of The Belmont Chroricle: -
In No. % is an article headed "What
is Needed?" 1--WE need more manly,
athletic and rude sports. We need more
amusements, more holidays, more frolics
and noisy and boisterous mirth." How
contradictory is the above to the follow
ing, found in the same number The
world is a lying empty pageant. and
men are ensnared with the show; my
part in it as Christian, is to act with
simplicity as the servant of God. What
does He bid me do? What in this min
ute of time which will soon be gone and
carry me with it into eternity-what is
my path of duty? While enemies bias
pheme, and friends are beguiled, let me
stand on my watchtower, with the
prophet listening to what the Lord shall
say to me. In any scheme of man dare
not be drunken; we, who are of the
day, must watch and be sober. The
sentiment of the multitude is generally
wrong. Unjust beware of the contagion,
not that am to push myself into con-
sequence-the matter is between me and
my God-not one stepout ofa holy, quiet
and obscurity; but as the servant OF
God. Cecil.
This is language worthy of professor
of the Christian name. We cannot sup
pose that. the author of the above,
thought that Christian needed noisy,
rude and holsters frolics, &C., to help
him to pass the time, the present min
ute which will soon be gone and carry
me with it into eternity" Just please
read his sentiments over again, and
see if they do not accord with the doc
trines Of the New Testament-but if the
editor. can find any thing in the words
of the Lord Jesus Christ and his apostles,
favorable to those supposed needs, will
admit that he is not wrong in publishing
and diffusing such sentiments, / know
they bid all ito watch and be sober, re-
deeming the time" Watch therefore
for ye know not the day nor the hour
/ when the son of man cometh."
] 81
Tho in the CHRONICLE are found USE
full instructive and even religious ar.
ticles, yet what should We think of a
physician who at one time administers
healing medicines, and Immediately
counteracts their effects by delterious
dose? What rightly concerned parent
would put into the hands of his child
a paper recommending the attendance
of places where buffoon actors, with
their ballad singing, facial grimaces &c
are degrading themselves and theil
listners by acts unworthy of the notice
of an intelligent, immortal mind? Now
my desire for the editor Is that he may
by seeking daily for divine help, be ena'
bled at the last to give good account Of
his stewardship. From thy well wish.
ing friend. M. Il. MILLER.
In the correspondence of our friend r
Miller he seems to think the editor e
The CHRONICLE should publish only
/ such matter as, according TO his code o.
morals and christianity, keeps constantly
before the readers the grave and IT'D
further shore. We do not pretend te
publish q religious newspaper, and If we
did we would steer as far as possible from
the narrow, bigoted, sanctimonioul
christianity that looks with disfavol
upon all amusement and enjoyment
! and would make the whole world anG
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

WARNocK BUS LINE.-The daily line to tn,
railroad at Warnock's Station is to be contin
ued for the accommodation OF the travelin,
public. One trip a day viii be made regularly
leaving st. Clairsville in time TO reach the ter
O'Clock, morning trains, and trips viii be mad,
to evening trains when desired
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Belmont Common Pleas


..t-I.- SNOIICE.
Elizabeth Porter ct al. def It's.
EIIZABETH PORTER, widow of James S.
Il Porter, deceased, Sopora Porter, William
d. Porter, Mary Crawford, intermsrried with
John Crawford, James NJ. Porter, a minor, Ed
win L. Porter, a minor, all residing in Hancock
County, State OF West Virginia, and Fanny j.
Mcbride, intermarried with Archibald Nc
Bride and residing in County of Allegheny,
State of Pennsy1v mia, Will take notice, that
Robert Porter, on the 18th day of June. A. ID.
1863, 1led his petition against them in the Court
of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio, de-
handing PARTON of and assignment of dover
in tile following premises of which James =.
Porter. died seized, to wit: The Northeast half
Of Lnts numbered . and q and the whole of
Lots numbered 81, % and 81 in the town Martins
Ferry in said Belmont County, Ohio. He prays
that the above named persons as widow and
heirs at law of said James s. Porter, deceased,
may be made defendants and that if the prem
ises cannot be partitioned, they be sold or other
order taken according to the Statute.
Said petition will be for hearing as soon as
practicable after the 18th day of July, 1862
RORERT PORTER, deInandant.
By PECK d COCHRAN, his att'yS.
Iune II lSfQ-6w
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I Aleu- Advertisements.
HARRIS & FAWCETT
For Sale.

Tin ROOFING, spouting. job Work stoves,
Castings, &c. r----..t1 -...-- -...r-a..
: st. Ciairsville, Ohio. ,.-... jyl5-1y,
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Farm for Sale

CITUATED ONE MILE NORTH OF FAIR
= VIEW, Guernsey County, Ohio, containing
so Acres in good condition, well improved, well
watered, good orchard. &c.
Payments easy. Apply to -
w. BARKHURST,
July l-Imss Fairyiew, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-15

GEO. A. FRoBE. JOSHUA BoDLEY. JAS. W. RopLEY.
INROBE & BODLEHS,
Manufacturers Of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, &C.,
Corner 4th and Clay SITS, below Hempheld Depot
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Es- Repairing attended to with dispatch.
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For Sale.
Certificate for Publication.
re be published at least once year In every
County where there is an Agentl

County where there Is an Agent
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcE.l
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, June -, 1859. J
1t is Hereby Certified, That the Glens Falls In
surance Company, located at Glens Falls. in the
state of New York, has complied, in all re-
Spects. with the laws of this State, relating to
such Insurance Companies, for the current year,
and has filed In this Once q sworn Statement,
by the proper officers, showing its condition
and business, at the date of such statement, ~
follows:
Amount of actual paid up Capital s2oeeoo e
Aggregate amt. OF available Assets..-.- 5oo,l29 -
Aggregate amount of liabilites......,.. 2S, ,s2 o6
Amt Income for the preceding year. s6S,2ls IS
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
cedinR year lScsS5S "
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of my
LsEALl ofiice TO be affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk for
Auditor of state.
I'M. 5. CRAFTY e Co. Bellaire, O.. agents, for
nelaont County. JySiw
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100000 lbs OF WOOL
WANTED.
Notice.

THE highest price, in cash paid for wool by
H. b. SMITH & c. H. ARRICK,
June I7-tf st. Clairsville, Ohio.
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Pocket Book Lost!

i OChGU D'DJh HOSU.
I LOST my pocket book, last Wednesday or
Il Thursday, containing S5o-a SO bill and
three $40 bills. II was a cheap sheeps<in pock-
ct book made to unfold, and had O pocket at
each end of the noteholder. A reward Of ten
dollars will be paid for the return of the pocket
book and money,
CHARLES H. BAILEY,
iys-2w ST. Clairsville, o.
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nUMGARNER H. Manufacturer of Boots and
DShoes. Masonic, Han Building
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IOnN KENNON,
J County Surveyor of Belmont County, Ohio,
office in Bellalre. felS, 10
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Osborne has plenty o. hay ropes.

Keep cool.--Ladies and gentlemen, viii
nnd good accommodations and sepsrate apart
menis, for ice cream at McNonies' Confection-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-01
Washlngton Items.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-The
official proclamation has just been
issued ofathe Convention between the
United States and Hesse Darmstadt,
regulating citizenship on the basis of
naturalization, as with the North
German Confederation. Errh
The Custom receipts for the last
week in September were $3,3101 1913.
The President has recognized Cas-
per Richie as Vice Consul of the
Swiss Confederation for Ohio, In
diana, and Kentucky, to reside in
Cincinnati; also, Peter Staub as Con-
sular agent for the Swiss Confedera-
ton for Tennessee, to reside at Knox
vile.
A large number of cases have been
prepared by ii. It. Sherman, of New
York, soon to be filed by him in the
Court of Claims, for the recovery of
bounty money, of which he says the
soldiers have been defrauded. He
claims the payment at the Sub-Treas-
ury at New York was illegal, as the
soldiers have neither endorsed the
checks which have been issued and
intended for settlement of their
claims, nor given to any one legal au-
thOrity to endorse them. The case
will be heard at the December term
of the Court.
The new hall of the Young Men
Christian Association, formerly open
ed this evening with variety of ex-
ercises, In presence Of a very large
audience. Chief Justice Chase pre-
sided. Addresses. were delivered by
General O. o. Howard. Rev. DR..
Grammar, of Baltimore, Rev. j. L.
Duryea, Of Brooklyn aud George HI.
Stuart, of Philadelphia.
Secretay Boutwell, to day received
a letter from Assistant Secretary
Richardson, enclosing his resignation
as Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O--Sepator
Spencer and Col. John g. Stokes. OF
Alabama, had a lengthy interview
with the President this morning. os
the subject Of the complete restora-
ton of law and order in the South.
The result Of the interview was highly
satisfactory and complimentary to the
people of the South and their inten-
tions. The President hopes to visit
the South this Winter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-01
CcNDE9sED TELEGRAMs.

THURSDAY, Sept. 80.
Two oil cars exploded in New y ork yes
terday evening" and burnt up
A collision on the Iron Mountain Rail-
road resulted in the death of one engineer
and serious injury OF another.
The dIstilIery and Touring will OF Powell
8 Atwater, at Canton, Illinois, burned on
Tuesday. Loss about SO, ,OOc.
A citizens meeting was held in Cinctn-
natl on Wednesday night, for the relief Of
widows and orphans Of soldiers. Speeches
were made by PendIeton, Stevenson,
Leavitt ana others, and letter from Gov.
Hayes read. A committee Of 20 was ap-
pointed to act. .WrFfa .fF
The National Trotting Fair at Mystic
Park, n ear Boston, second day. was largely
attended. The trot for 30 hOFSes was won
by Eastern Queen in three straight heats.
The race for $50 horses, Surprise won two
heats in 2;3l14 and 2s29iz. Third heat by
Mcclellan In 2:3OA.
An Omaha dispatch says the latest re-
ports from Fort BufOrd show that General
McCOwe's troops are building stoc kaGes,
and consider themselves safe against the
Indians. The Fort has recently been fully
supplied for the Winter.
The Republican has special nom Hays
City, Kansas, which says that detach-
ment OF the Fiftteth Cavalry, from Fort
Mcpherson, have been attacked by In
dians at some point north of the former
place, but nothing was known OF the affair
except that a sergeant was separated from
the command and was pursued twenty
five miles.
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News from san FRANCESCA.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 30.-The
Seward party. Frederick Seward and
wife, Abiah Fitch, and Albert s.
Evans. correspondent of the New
York Tribune, departed to day by the
steamer Golden City for the City Of
Mexico. via Mazinnillo.
Calima Guadaljara Tuertaro Jose
Godoy. Consul to Mexico aud Mica
ragua, died of appoplexg last night,
while attending the Seward preseata.
tion at the Occidental Hotel.
+ General Thomas, commanding the
Division of the Pacific, and Admiral
Farragut, left for the east yesterday.
San FRANCISCO, September 30
Captain Royal. of the Saxon, reports
the wreck of the schooner Orina and
a brig, name not given. near Duke
Alexander Island. No lives lost
Work on the Truekee Railroad has
been suspended in consequence Of the
action of the Vargold Hill Miners
Union in driving off the Chinese
laborers - AA A
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OlnCIhnatl MarRes.
BY Teiegraph.l OTroIrrATI. SEN


FLoUR--Dull; family SIS 75g6 90.
WHEAT-Dull aud prices lower; sales of
No red at 81 Is; No. 2 is held al 81 u !;
the MARI ct closes weak.
CoRE7rDnll and the demand Is slimited at
{ -OAFs-Firner; No.2 mixed 62a53c. No. 1
55g56c, and choice white 58959e.
RYE-Dull at S6c for. No. 1. -z.. l.- =
IoBAcco-Active; sales of 3I5 hhds. at
81 i70C933 so. - Hff =
CoTTON- Dull Iniddling 2Sc. sf aes-.
! WHISKY-Closes frmer; sales at 81 I3, but
IL 3s held higher receipts light 4-l-
MESS PoRK-Very dull atS32 90, with no
LARD-Was .ofered at H91c, without
buYerS1 94s4WI Io 80 III m
BULK MEATS = houlders he firmly at
15c, with no sales; clear sides held IS1za
l81zc, but no sales have been made 1t
above l8c. -rE#Z .sfovfr+
BACON--Firnn; shoulders I6I<@I6LSc: clear.
sides zoe; no other Kind in. marx ct.
BUTTER-Ftrn at 30Q535c. a#3 aa
f HEESE-I59I5I IT 5-4. -
Z EGGS-Firm at 2Oc.
SUGAR-Less hrn, and refined is "a shade
lower; raw l31z 10 Ice; refined I65<9I75zc. +
CoFFEE-U nch9nged and firm 40 2la26c.
OIL5-Linseed yScGsi 90, and dull; lard
81 55gl ~; Petroleum. 32ly3ic for refined. fIt &
HoGsTIn good demand and shippers pay
So o. TO 80 % and but hers 50 75@I0 O1.
BEEF CATTBE-DuIi but prices are uns
changed, Nn IN aer 5
GoLD1I3l buying and l33 selling; market
unsettled. ~ = - ~ Itis3
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NeWs from New Orieans.

New ORLEANS, September 30
Chief Justice Corner, Of Honduras,
was one of the party with Captain
.Morrell, of the steamer Tradewind.
who were picked up by the steamer
Clinton. They were three days with
out water, and their sufferings were
great. Some Of the men became de-
lerious, and one of themjumped oyer
board and was drowned.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-A spe
cial to the Times from Brenham,
Texas, yesterday. states that the edi-
tors of the Democratic newspapers in
convention have nominated Hamilton
Stuart, of Galveston, as a candidate
for Governor, and he has accepted.
A full, straight out Democratic ticket
will be put forward Forty newspa
pers are pledged for their support.
Muc b enthusiasm prevails in the Con
Yention.
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lhlca9n Marhaa

By Telegraph "a ECmoAeo, Sept. 30.
at par selling. %
: FLogR-1FIrm and the demand mainly
Ior tlie lover gradesi sales at s4 25@6 25 for
WHEA Ar-Afors active and iaFmor Ssales
otfAol at III l39eII5je Noy2; unsettled and
irregular, ranging Isl 08: sales OF No 2 at
81 10, closing atSl 0S15 This afternoon the
market Is easier at 81 07s<3I 0S for No, 2,
CoRH--DaHi No. 2 fopeped at 7I1Sc. adj
Vanced 70 421ae and closed quiet aud al
"a "a aosS nom na "A at 14g7I1acs rejected 6S5S
e9c. This afternoon the market Is frreszgl-
Fa, lar, With sales at 791sg7lc, seller October,
gOATs-- Firm and PC higher; sales Of No.
at 4g19g4l11 10, cash; S91xCg Cg401kc, seller ,Oe-
tooers closing firm at 4I13c, cash.
RYE-M oderateIy active, uns9ttled, and
A@lc higher, sales of No. and rejected at
72g74e, CLOSING at $50 for No. 2. and 73c for
BARLEY.-Fairly activey bat weak and
lower; sales ofNo. 2 at 81 3 lCgI IS. cash, and
81 229l %, seller October ~
hIG IGHWINEs-1 Early. sales were made at
81 l9, closing at 81 10. vur ~ III E
..s MISS rs PoEK-DuIl at So 1898, cash, aud
LARD Dull at lSc.
sales at 1454gI5c.