Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

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Cincinnati. Gazette, 37re gsslp /
wAsHINGToN D. @. Oct. q 1872.
) EDITOR CHRoNIoLE:-In passing
through your State a few days since thet
same old thought came tome that youri
hills are built upon rocky fpundationsI
which peer out all around. the foot and
sides. then as though to make the |
structure stronger, small ones seem to /
be mixed with the soil. every h&here,
but theyisank into insignl6canee when
I looked at those between Harper's
Ferry and the Relay House; nature
seems there to be so extrava CANT in her
ideas that thus far she has done little
more than get the foundation laid;
When they come to have the hills. on
top / think they will be almost as high
as the 'hTOWer Of Babel %. Upon. soil
two or three inches In depth,i the sownsi
ers had tried in every place here they
could get a sfew7sa uare ,rpdSs pnbreken
BY the bare plate rocks which were to
be seen % very hear each other, to fafse4
corn, Buck Weat, Pumpkins g. Il won!
NV GEGla0doICrs uftl
sure the crops lookedas fthougha they
had been, all sqmmer. L watched for for
fruit trees. had vivid recolle loris, of
your abundant crop Of such delicious
Ifruit,T TaA 1leould seeI wete some Peach
and apple trees, the latter with Attic
scabbed hard looking fruit upon them,
which. it was quite evident, was natural.
/ Thought every mar IN that country
would vote for iGreeleyg and they al
ways will vote the Democratic ticket,
for they have nothing to do with. pro-
gress. Even at Harper's Ferry l could,
scarce see any indication of improVe-
ment. The old Arsenal still stands,
|theonly building / could recognize rs
IA church, and it i concluded was Catho-.
Tic, was very pretty neat little brick
with cross on its spire; always when
There the thought is ever fresh to won-a
der why Mrs. John Brown g dears come.
down to play in Fort made by erea-.
Ltion stronger than man, could niake'ill
many generations. The first one I met
/ in walking out next morning after my
arrival in this City was President Grant
accompanied by his stick and segar,
lseemingly perfectly unconscious that he
was any thing more than Mr.. ~. s.
LGrant. One thing noticed he is usu-4
fally quite particular to recognize, The
ladies where ever he meets them, this,
no doubt fiatters them ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
this he has policy, knowing they the
| dear creatures vote almost as. truly now
| as they Will Wien u they lgo8 to the
7 polls iipersen.9 I believe the greatest
lew SS5f the enfranc nchisement of woman
whether-in public, or private, is made,
by those who have no man they can
| Ifnfiuence and thus are truly cheated OF
a voice. 4 wehttohy dihuef table, jand
| for d relish fs& &astEeated to some gossip
q tailor. in Winchester Virginia, had at
Least tWosons, ,one learned the, trade. Of
his father, and plies his needle In the
self same town. yet. The lother he
bound to 81 Barberail The boy fan away
and in time succeeded in getting: into
| the Navy: he is now a Commodore
Aulick living in Washington and said to
be worth $500, ,000 more orr less, n!He
strictly for bade his son Dr.. Aulic from
contracting a marriage with lady of
his choice Who was handsome, fascinats'
ing, and respectable;s hut smhoshi only
dover, was poverty with wit epOugh to
get position in the Treasury Depart
.meflt and common sense enough to go
Idaily to her duties, 'flfher place aceep-
ftably' and thus support i herself and
mother. DIR. for fear of being disinherit-
| ed contracted the marriage in secret.
Thus it had run a long for about a year
land a half, she stfll filing herplaee in.
Treasury as usnala till while sitting in,
fherloftice one day a lady says. ~, !" how.
Sudden that death Of Dr.. Anlick,s was
last night y She faintEd and was carried
OUT went to the Gomnodore's house
| and 9claiIhed to be the wife, they
would n not believe her, she; pro-
had to succtifrib. They allowed her to 20
in and see him, she waited to go'as one
| liofthe,ichief mOsifneFS at, the funeral.
They would not allow it, after the fu-
neral it was found the DIR. had made
a ",wiip'o gieingihis ~ifeIalla hish pro-
perty saidftD be1iwerth $50, 900. Now
theEarelgoipgtq c9ntest the will, in
Court 9p the plea Re &as q pot h 50 sound an
ed. Next on ithelisr Wa8' the marriage
of 1adyoungif andi bsautifuh-lady, al
clerkess infthe Treasury and. said to be
one Of the best, GERMAN It 5trsns;lattors ms; in
the city to q one-leggsd soldier a Cap
IdlU III lII0 ldJ6 Wdr. tIuo YOU VIII Scc'l
when cohgressis not,ih session we look
to the Treasnrysfo for allpur romapces.
Yesterday / went to. hear Miss Smiliel
the converted Quakeress preachi in Lin
coin Hall. The lady that has -broughtI
two Ministers, one a DIR! aCuylera Pres4
bytagian. and. the e,7 other a. Baptist TO
grief in, their denominations because
one invited her to preach, in his pulpit
and the other baptized her withoutheF
Joining his church; when 1dookesl upon
'fferI was. charmed, SO much expression,
and yet so lovely and pure looking in |
her little illusion cap, excuse ME not,
del1sfon as 1adies geherally w'eafiH It's
so refreshing after living in they CapitalI
eityto see Ailady so free from fashion,
iovely,as a, ,rose,i and | should, think
fragrant, with christian, grace. Her
manner was easy, pleasant and ifhpres-
'siye. beg pard9nf forwfitiug 50 much.
Il ask all to go and hear her if youhayeI
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