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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-22
sgwELsvrLLg, Ohio, Oct. 10th, 1857

SEwELsvILLE, Ohio, Oct. 10Th, 1891.
Nh EDITOR: TIE election is now over,
and all hands are waiting to hear theresuli
As our poll book will show, there vas only
two hundred and fifty three votes polled in
Kirkwood township, where there are over
four hun Ired voters
TIE Republican majority in this town
ship is about one hundred and f.ty, when
they al turn cut TO the polls, but the pres
ent election shows it TO be from seventeen
to thiriy-.hree only. Quite number Of
tickets were scratched, and Democrats and
Republicans were mixed Oh the same ticket.
Some lew Democrats Ito their credit be it
kncwn) voted for the amendments 10 The
Constitution, and enc good JeiLOp. wishing
to d. up strong business, rolled up two
Democratic tickets together, and handed
them in.
Over one hundred Republicans were not
al the polls in this township on the day OF
election Shame! o Shame! on such ac-
tions While one or Two VINO were there
did no, vote SIMPLY because a Republican
Judge against whom they had some per-
sonal objection) sal at the window to receive
the ballots. Isn't that principle and Re-
publicanism with vengeance!
There was shameful affair took place
on the street in Hendrysturg on the day of
election Two old men. both of this town
snip, got into a difficulty. and while one oi
them was passing along the street he WIS
sssailed BY the other, club in hand, and " as
knocked down and beaten most inhumahly
W .th the club III IS head was cut badly, aLd
he was bruised and smashed up severely -
1t was sad sight indeed to see the blood
oczing eut from under his gray Jocks.
His wounds were dressed by Dr.. Chap
man, aHd the perpetrator of the cruel act
was fined $40 and cost OF suit. The cause
of the affair is supposed to be some previous
difficulty, as there were no words passed at
the time OF the assault.
Some of our enterprsing Ten in This vii
lage and vicinity have purchased mill, and
are now. Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, manu- aciuring nolasses from the
Chinese Sugar Cane From specimeHs al
ready exhibited. both with regard q guam
tily and quality, it is yielding bf<3oG ex.
pectstion. Ii bids feir TO become bles-
ng TO our country, and the probability lie
that large amount o it viii be planted the
coming season. JUSIUs.
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The Election in Ohio.
;Fron tie y. Y Evening Pssi.

ECLl Aift ~ L-N'Hlh% t"st-l
Ohio is, politically, one OF the most un-
certain States in the Union. Three years
90, al the first election alter the passsge e
o 'stse KaRsas- Nebraska Bill, Ohio gave
JudsSSwan, Repub lican, $4,000 msjorlty
and inslS55 Governor Chase had Is ,0O0
msjuriiy, while Ex-Governor Trim lie, the
American" candidate. had some $4,000
votes.
In 1910 Governor Corwin received l6, 600
and General Harrison 90 600 majority. At
the next Stale election Shannon Demo
craft was elected over Governor Corwin by
some 5000 or 10000 majJriiy. In lS4s.
Governor Ford {Whig) was elected by less
than 400 majority over Weller, now of Cal
ifornia. In 1851 Governor Wood had some
IS 900 over S. F. Vinton the Wing candi-
Date
In the rt cent State election, the Know
Nothings" and the Federal Administrations
lists united against Chase; and all the ele-
ments of opposition ~ere combined againsi
him; and upon him and his administration
were charged the enormous treasury frauds
Of BresliD, covered over by Gibson, who
had been elecred on the same ticket with
Governor Chase in 1856. In Southern and
Middle Ohio MANY of the "old Wings" cou ID
not be induced to support Governor Chase;
they acknowledged his pre-eminent ability,
bis admirable executive taient-his econ
omical ard sue, essful administrarion-his
wise and judicious recnmmen iations. and
his devotion to the best interests of Ohio,
and yet gave their support to his opponent.
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BELMONT, Oct. 10. 1851

Mr.. EDIT h--It was somewhat amusing
to read the last agony OF our friend Rus
tic. She s;erely persists in tn defence Of
her border rufiian' rouGuci, and bossIingiy
defies the ability Of al. the ftiyUIous argu-
nents that Fair Play can produce , to divert
ner from her course OF oily Ngw- IA II
Rustic, f r TIE sake OF the iasrs ard th,.
prophets the world y idr-reputatiUn OF lemi-
nine influence, and her avowed com petency
to exercise jude iuusly equal political priv
Ileges With The sterue- sex, do not get 80
aiga'orish; but let Us reason together as
becomes sagacious seekers after truth; per-
adventure YOU may at last be permitted to
catch u glimpse that light which shown
about the over jealous pharaseeicil high
priest Uf ancient border ruff ,uisIn,' Saul
OF Kansas, and like him reform to be true
retCrner AYE. the mid, persuative ventr-
able Pan1.&who after seeing the folly of
taking usurped power, q. > the laws, inin
hls o"n hands, end Gy :iie SnVck-uOwI ar-u-
ments oil drspOtIG SWAY, aided by It's cola
rals:-Gi0be's-cords az i Dungeons, 10
carry out the prvmptings OF his former llro-
CANT zeal, abandoned quite that policy for
pure teachings oi the Prince ol peace " no
taught no ri0isn;e 10 do, to love thy neigh Dor
as thyseii, aud God suPremsly. 1t is by pa
cy!c means uloEe that old error seated N
her war5ie halls can successfully be as
sailed. Here woman Is thy fortress. from
these .UFigh, ue,,r:i tf IrtIth Suh iin,,, "a irh
God and w'sdom for Thy guard aud guue,
pour iortn undaunted,.. ihrough hout humahIiy's
vast domains, N the wild, persua i've, - in
ming accents o. pure lJvr, Thy man tod COM
piclted wrongs man his degrada-
tiol, urge truths, and thy just claims lor his
proiecrlon and reform. Believe NE. iriend,
he his a heart 10 ieel (thoDgh low deba
and need IN, hsly mission, and as God is
tue, THIS thing he hath declared, mat truth
shat De triumphant. Again, Rusic, say ::
At You "i.i give us Far Pay, we win suDn
rid the town of this curse, &c.'-ann
Derause We object u her III bocra;,c cuur-e
Ol open out-iaa,d vlUience. Sac .ain
would stomp upon our hunib e forehead
'desPot and lordIy tyrant.' Tne tru l., IL
is tor principle that We con-, nj and thcu h
! gEsir Pay may be ling piay .frsr, ,e
Ae viii without tear Or saVUr, ui ter ou5 etri =
nal condemnation against 'hat anti R ,.uD-
iiean Principe ut border rulhal ism. wnz;h
perpetrsted IN Congress, on the pIains OF
Kansas, or IA The streets ct Be mart.
FAIR PLAY.
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Ta.r wEDDrns-A correspondent wit

That WEDDIEs.-A correspondent whites
Us from Uniontown an account of novel
wedding which took place in that villsge a
few days siace. A messenger in advance
announced the coming party. when in thy
came in dashiDg style, and form with The
buggies semi-circie in front of the minis
ter's mansion, the hcpefu; couple in the
midst, Shcn the minister approaches, and
under the canopy Of heaven, open 10 The
world, prunouEces them man and wife, and
in n minute they are gone. Our GtrH sug-
. gests that Cniontpwn is good place to be
united. as It's wedding Eal is capaciou'
enough for the widest crinoline.
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The Death Of lion Lo..is &c: N

EC Dtatl pl IiO!t LO Is NC: III;
+. The Hon Ly1Is Mri.uue Il yest,.s.., .
d; his residence in this ely, III the ssseuty :
s-cOnt yesr Of bis age. lie was tie s'n of
Allan McLane, distinguished officer in the
Revolutionary war, and as torn in the
village of Smyrna, Kent county, Delawar ,
on the 28th o. Mn. 1884
In the year l79S, u. .ns rnen only l. ur-
teen years ut age, he secv,d with .grea'
credit a. a mid,hipnan Oh board the irGgate
Philadt phia. then ON her Fl 81 cruise. ais.l
under the command of Stephen Derqrur
the fatHer o Commodore Decatur. In 1901 j,
yielding 10 the d. sire al his family. he ler
the nay; an. "a; ng COM Ietcd his educ,-
tiOn at Nen .rH College, in ais a,iv,. SITE.
he began the study OF the law in 1904. u der
| the ins rue ion of James 4 Bayard, of Dp'-
aware. He was Hdmi It'd t, III. bar in 1907
and rapidly att IN d high place in his pro-
fessiUn. In the war OF 1912 he was vol
uuteer in company comm nded by Caesar
| A Rodney, who had ben the sttorne,
G., neral at thr U"iled States under Mr j.
| tefson, and marched VITA thai cos tarv tc
tht reiei oi Bal in.0re waen ti-s.- ct.
ened ny tue British
| The great capacities Of NJ. McLln. nua
began to attract pubic attention in an ,the
direction, and ia 1916 he was elected TO the
House of Representatives from Delaware
and 30 largely had he won the confidence o
his constituents, that he remained a mem
Der of that bcdy until 1927, when he wa:
chosen by The Legislature Senatrr of the
United States. In May, 1929, he was ap
pointed by President ck,or TO be the M n
lister o. nt United State, 10 Great Britain
where he remaIned twO years, and on hi
re urn he vas chled By the ne PresiL, II
20 take place in the cab ) {. e url
o the Treasury. lie 50 d n tHs pa
until 1898, when he became S.cre ary Q
tate, and in une. 1894 he retire fro pu
litcal lie.
In 1897, when the financial condition G
the c"u"try required his services emoug our
selves, Mr. McLane was prevailed upon I
accept the presidency of the Baltimore an
; Ohio Ration Comp ny. and. 4. moving ,
! this State, he discharged the duties If hi
laboricus office unit. 1877. In this time h
was requestt d by Preside n p * 20 occup,
: during the pend ncy of he Oregon nego,
atioTs, the mission to Eng AMI and 'nls dul
being mDlishrd, again ,urred
Maryla In 1850 he was selected al
: prevailed upon by his frl ow-ci'izens in e.
:. Gil county. in this State, where he reside
=, to serve as their Representative in the col
-" vention called 10 reform the constitution
Maryland. After performing this servic
hr finally retired from public life
Mr.. McLane vas a CHEF actor ~ all u
u great polltica events VIII ch marked the fir
- ha'f - his century. H. "a. 'hs comp
ION, ie Il. - labor, ana riend o nos. -
: have, with him, won the remrmbrsBce
= our countrymen as the statesmen o. Ame
,ca.-Bat Sun, Oct. 8.
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SUNK.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 90

ST. Louis. Oct 60
Only 'ew particulars OF ,hr sinking o
steamer Trshc. are received WIN He's lie,
and Joel Cross, of Company B. Artillery 60.
son of Dir. Stephens of Ky, negro be.
longing TO the same gen,lema are knoar
to have been druwn'd; aso rumbcr o
deck hands, names unknoa n, are 81 T.e
steamer was blown against a -nsg, cru-hin.
her wheel and tearing away portion ui
her hull. lmm' dately sinking her in thirty
teet water. 100 passengers en- board
twelve or fifteen OF whom were supposed io
be drowned.
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a .ounding Developments in the Fl
1ancial Department of the Corpc-
ration.

Some time ago one of the boards of our
ity Councils appointed a committee, by
6ay of an experiment, to look into the rec
ords of the financial department OF this ess-
ed Corporation, in order thereby TO ascer-
tain, if possible, how the peoples money
has been going for the last few years. ln
pursuance of their duty, the committee have
been inspecting the books. paper &c, touch
ing our cilyiexpend tures for the las, five or
six years, sums of money, amounting TO the
slupendous aggregate of eight or ten millions
o! dollars, have disappeared from our city
treasury, nobody knows how, when. or what
for The moneg has bceen expended, but
there are no vouchers, or specifications, as
indications as to the purpose for which ii
was paid away.
THIS is equal to a series of defa'ca'ions,
embezz!emeDts, or robberies, or what you
will, amounting to eight or ten millions; ant
the disclosures in the premises which will be
brought to light within a lew days, will be
very apt TO startle our taxpayers from theil
! lethargy Here we have the clue to the
otherwise inexplicable increase of our city
taxes from two or three to seven, ard ever
eight millions of dollars, per annum, wi,hiI
the last half dozen years. We doubt no
that this increase has kept pace pari Pass'
with these unrecorded expenditures of thous
ands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thuus
ands and millions. 1t is another instructrv
chapter ofthat dreadful demorallz tiUn OF on
spoi smen, specu. tors and stock-jobbers q
all sorts-'hat pervading spirit Of rerk" e
ness, corruption and shameless roguer.
which has precipitated upon the countr
this terrible financial revulsion.-N Y
[ Herald, Oct. II.
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DAs TucKER's LETTER We received
a communication from little town of siA
houses, mill, and two stores, which the
writer seems to think The great centre o
the business ~crId. He says he lives righ
in the heart of The world. Hope lie may
get out safe, and bring some OF the suga
cane molasses " hich he talks about. He
signs himself Dan Tucker, which may bt
his right name, but We don't knoy, as wt
are not much acquaipted doug there.
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ROAD NOT.Cr..

Y aPetdiou wilt he pre- enIed 10 tIr ''ulnn,,s-
sloners of Belmont count, III their December Ses-
SION prayiug tu ait Ihe C"urly road along the lank
of the oh River, III Putin township, and Beunnt
county, The Southern bon diary ine, as i"lpws:
In Irnye the nd roaS al the SouIh end uf he
slonr house of John 10. iardner aud James u Gil.
and mn boye the old lTack ol the 10 d. suu'heTly
directly IN trout the mouth oil the slope ini" u'e
coat hank and To terminate III the old road atIrI
cto.slug ihe ravme IN II one sIury house own
ed by Robert CIsnPie, ieIEg ihe hTsI house oT hIs
land ami near his North line. and 10 have the old
roxd v scstsd be cen tho 70 points. oclAw
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9Peterson's National Magazine is now
as ever welcome TO cur Sanc'um. The No
vember number contains. The Artist and
the Alter Beauty and Bees "A HaIlow
Z ZEN Frolic,' Come to me in my Dreams
Love- The Mysterious Box Loves Labor
Won,' Cousin Anna and a nu mber OF
~othcr very interesting contributions. Peter
son is not a whit behind any of them. Let
everybody and two or three more take it,
II is ozig 81 year.
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KANSAS ELECTION
DONIPHsN- K.Ns.s Oct

DosIPHiN, kansas, Oct IL.
The following is the official returns OF
msjorities OF the votes for delegates to Con-
gress from Kansas: Leavenworth CO., Ran
som 237; Achison 81; Johnson .60i; Bvur-
bon 79: Deen is. Douglas CO., Parott !
3s5; Shawnee 6ss; Richardson l26; Breck-
enbridge s5e; Anderson 1911; Lykins 2sS;
Coffee is2; Lynn &c.
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RANKING MATTERS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
The State Savings Institution has open
ed depository for currency oi adIoinIns
States, also for New York and the New
England States. and the notes of banks in
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore and New
Orleans. The heaviest merchants also re-
cave currency.
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OIL. C. MErcALF, writes from Wis
consin, an account Of large Pumpkin be
raised in the past season. 1t measured feet
and inches in circumference, and weighed
1919 lbs. He asks can Belmon, beat it,
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orrW. hone our regular correspon

0TWe hope our regular correspondents
will not forget US now, as We have more
space to devote TO them than we had few
weeks sgo. Come out. "Balph," "Y. L.
C.,""Warren," Hasty," Edith" and oil
the rest of you Come along, let u hear
what you are doing. and what has 'come to
pass IN hose days" in you- sec ion.
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NyGodey's Lody's Book is on our able

~Godey's L0dy's Book is on our able
The November number is replete with in
terest. Conla.ning tbs 6rest steele engrav.
ings. the colored fashion plates; together
with contributions from many of the bes
writer's Of America. 1t contains something
about eyerything,snd is jus, what the La9y''
want. Give il trial, and our word for il
you will no rue bargain.
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GA talking ma ch lately came off at
New Orleans tor five dulars aside. II con.
tinued, according t. the A lvrrtser, ior 8
hours, the rivals being Frenchnsn and u
Kentuckian. The bystandtrs and .Iuige'
were talked 10 sleep, and when they "woke
in the morning they found the Frenc hmar
dead and the Kentuckian whispering in hi
ear.
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE-

ST Leu 5, Oct 90
The Miesonr Leg, a ure CO vened YES
t~rd"y. The House organized by e.ecting
J. C. ChiIes speaker.
TheLInd Cfice in Delaware district has
opened.
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gest a mseting at some convenient place
about Friday and Saturday, Nov. ls and "a,
what say YOU all! And where say yeu all'
Hope all will be right. Good day, Mr.
Editor. J.Mck.
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TERRIBLE GALE

OswEGo, Gct 90.
A terrible yale, accompanied with snow
to-day capsIzed vessel, and sunk vessel
in the Harbor. Her name is unknown All
On board are supposed to have perished -
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Boz 10. q a-m-.G az, i-ts .".,
"a IL i,,Drhy c,ssS

t.IJtr.s - surr ..rr -cHu,ug uH tht
wDr,.- --Aa!iCrIF ser i0ra aud LoHdoE,' Gt" Tt
-,r,t d, - sIeF-LsT % tN'rN i'si q" 80" t6u'
I.r,,g,"t. ,r,rr.. ta,h 't"s tGA; Co.. t'r ..i-l
,. pafu,, ,.s,t u, aOidtas tEs tJ to tHs 10 IT.
handsome " III nU riN'. Il ,.'s "Ec T,nn'.tnt
-, T., ,f.ft- .Duit,s r.tiIs. the neGictus or Nenh
a. 80 lie sht., ,.,-vIr ILei, 40 hr sinll'uS.
S,,li Al l..c AiaHuid.'"Ty al Professor HOLLOWAY
III Na.t,u Lane, ew NUrA. aud by all TespeCtahi'
I,ur.,.is and Dealers IN McIicIue ttrUuHhoul the
TuIi.,, -ta t,s aud CiyIz,d world. ia boxes al -
CCnt~. ~, cents, and 81 each .
"a SIH'--
,y,.-. ..Suft-t ai,Nf f! - ta- r'.rN.
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iTuUa,e tourt
Tue Stale OF uhir Br mont County -
~. IL, l.. IL L ID NV l. ErNEN w \ L

OT,CE Is HEREBY GNEN THAT
the ioiinwiug nanIrd ta"cui"rr Ndmin's''",
Iur- aud Guardian have flied thur accounts a"h
yuuc hers nv off lOr set 10 mehl 10 W.: =,
HAIR son u Romsus. ADM Of Ivan H"mahs "r, Il.
lIiiam CrUz -r Adm Oi George h"nsn acc IT,
Isaac rauth Guardian OF Wm. Z. ord Eliza j.
Maun.
tcury West and Nm kenu"n, Jr A.m - WIZ"
the " al Nrd OF Joseph kirNwnou fe0"-
Samuel SrAnrvn, Admir- of john shannon ueo IL
William Wilson, GuaidIan "i Asa MCMILLAN
Julis Powell Guardian of John Is &c rye w. anu
James A. fOwei.
Suas sheppard, Guardian of Leander H. beehs
Dami,l uenIer shot Ex'r OF John Rro~h deeh
Thomas Thompson, Guardian OF w. ~ A""ef-
srn.
Eiijah Hu.ue and Sarah White. Ex'rs "t Jesse
" Nhite. decd.
Thomas : I's"n Guardian al Ciudarcl Johnson
J"n s,on McMIllrn. Adm'r oi James MIMhleH'
d "a
new Ienntagio". Exr OF Miller remington
deed, who was GuardIau uI samuel, Jnlia Ahh' ana
adm rrrkIns -
} M aTsI i've alovs named accounts WIN We loi
heafing aud sci Irm-nt the l9Ih the neat hNe Oh
the sI, and four last "n the 2ist davs o oct"hei
next DAN I'D HARRIS, frooate 1uueo'
Ssp,. ~, 1857.
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NARY RED To NARY Be, KER.

At about ten o'clock a broker made hs
appearance. but such was the crowd that he
could not sc; near enough to the counter to
present his bills and he was soon convinced
that he had better leave town as soon as
possible. Although no violence was ofe ed
or threatened, he concluded 10 take the
back track. At ti.is moment, the Bank is
safely guarded by citizens. and wo to the
specu'ator. wko persists in his nefariou,
business. The bank is willing and able to
pay all drafts, but the citizens are determ
iped that the ilegitimate business of brok
crs shall be checked, and that no mon e.
hall be paid ou: TO this class of persons d
their agents.-Sprinqfeld NOnpared.
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aNarrito.

InS-~el,vIlIe. Oct. Sd. IS57 Hr. ia sIF.S
btLLElLLE, oi ScIoiulI, III the 50th year OF his
age
September ?Gih. 1857. near SeweIlsville.
CHARLES WESLEY only child OF John e. and
hary Sheppard aged Iyr-, mouth. and l. day.
On Oct 9th, n, ar Moris;own Chic SAMrI.E.
son of Thomas Il Hannah albert, aged Il MOS.
On lhe 18th inst. CATH ARINE. B., wife oi
Thomas Aexanner, OF Saltwater. Bel. co, in the
29 year o her age.
an the l5.h inst ANDREW BROWN Of Bel.
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Great Excitement.
'NAKY RED FIR NARY BR jKER,.h

'NAEY KID FIX NAAl bh IN Eh..
Our city is ROW the scene OF more than
ordinary excitement. This morning an arri-
val OF brokers was discovered by our Citi-
zens, as also was the fact that these brokers
specie from the State bank. So soon a
this was disbovert d, d large number oi cit-
zens determined that the game should be
choked off al the commencement, BY way
ol indicating their designs, .sng and rather
rough fence rail Was placed on one side OF
the entrance of the bank, and On the other
side arge bucket OF tar and a brush with
with which to apply il. The rail bore this
inscription:
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u: KEELING HAT AND CAP

= KEELING HAT AND CAP
NsEFFECT0RT.
:. AVERY,
Manufacturer Of dAIs and Caps.
a. on hand and IL manufacturing AID rsesiving Q
large and ge.cTEi assortment of
Hats and Csps,
comprising all the varieties o; eeless ana saspes OF
Hats aud Caps now IN use, OF
l.ft Fashion,
aud manufactured from the nnes' nstsrisI ana ths
best wOtkmanshtp; all u which Will es sold " hole
sale and RetAls al the lawest rcssIbs Price frcr
nav hons expsrSpcs ~ the business and having a.
Sx. ussd ,y hest endeavoSs TO please, and furnish
tie puslic witha N,u
\ feel ronndaut--wiIh ny present taellitiss snd
i.r,, Stoek ON hAnd--thaI I AN able W supply my
r,tTnn. " tth En article
SUPERIOR TO any h~re,ofors offered.
: ,e.p,etmIIy request a CtU from those IN want OF
INt. aad caps, before PGrelasin seisew here.
=. AVERY.
esls; No. l4B. Main s'reei, Whssl.as Va.
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Commercial aatttrs.
ST CLAIRSVILL MARET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEFsoN, CIR"
GER, MAIN STREET.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-22
An Ordinance
Requiring Shade Trees TO be planted.

Requiring Shade Trees to be planted.
Be it ordained By The Council Of The incor-
porate riliage Of st. Clairsailie, That eaci.
owner of lot or lots within said village Is
hereby required to plant in front of his, her
or its lot or lots, at least one shade tree for
every twenty feet; and here the lot is a
corner lot on the Main streets OF said viilsge
the same shall be also planted on the site
Of said lot in TIE manner aioressid; the
same is hereby required 10 be planted by the
Ist OF April, 1858, and if not done al thai
me the Marshall oi sa d village is hereby
required to do The same at the Gusts o. such
oNner OF owners.
Passed June 10. 1851, and 10 take effect
rom aEd after lis Passage.
D. L. JENN NGS, Mayor.
Attest: F. G. MARTIN, Recorder.