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ey are not only the TASTE but agreeable for tn
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Holssys Win end srss.ly 10 their sSvsstaes ~ Sstss
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FROM WASHINGTON.

JANUARY 5.-The Hon. John Appleton o.
Maine has arrived. His coming here is pre-.
sumed to have reference to the conduct oI
an official organ under the new admin;stra-
ton.
The Supreme Court sympsthising with
Judge Daniels in his severe domestic efflic-
tions and as the funeral of his wife takes
place to- morrow, adjourned until Wednes-
day. The Court of Claims observed SIM
liar mark of respect.
The land Office has Withdrawn from sale
about million additional acres in Louisiana,
which were found to fall within the grant TO
the New ORLEANS. Opelonsas and great Wes-
tern Railroad, between Opelonsas and the
Sabine river OF the Texas line.
Secretary Guthrie has replied to the en-
quiry of the House, asking to he informed
the reason for net paying certain Clerks Of
that body extra compensation heretofore no.
ted. He agrees with Whitlesey, that nei-
teer House could lawfully increase the COM
pensatien of officers whose salaries are fixed
nv law, without the consent of the ether
House.
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CohrL1xEsrARY.-We are under oblig

CohPLIKEKTAkY.-We Rre under obliga.
tions to our friend of the Gesttte & Citizen
for his SO generously extending to US the
right hand Of fellowship We like such .
reception. 1t makes one feel good. Listen
how he talks.
CHANGE The last Chronicle informs US
that Mr.. B. R. COwEx, its former gentle
manly Editor has retired from that establish
ment and that Mr.. d. THoBURK is to sue
ceed him. We deeply regret to part with
Mr.. c. for he was gentlemaniy and honor
able adversary. We have no reason 10
doubt however. that we shall loose any
thing in this particular, Cor limited ac-
qualntsnce with his successor leads us 10
believe that in discussing the various polti
cal questions of the day, we shall encounter
a high toned gentleman, and an honest ad-
vocate Of the prir ciples of his party We
extend to him the right hand OF fellowship.
To the retiring Editor we wish long lie,
health and prosperity. May every ,hing he
touches turn to gold, go that he may be part
iy remunersted for the trials, vexations ard
difficulties he has encountered during the
last six yesrs as the conductor Of newspa-
per.
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They purchase which,
able
They added
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In Hunter on the morning of Dec. ID, of Scarlet
Fever, ANN RABEccA, Daughter o DR.. Henry, and
Sarah Ann Lysle, aged wears months and 29
days.
Also on the evening ofthe 22d, SARAH PENINA.
of the same parents, and same disease, aged 6
menths and l2days,
Truly tho hand OF aff1ic,ion is laid heavily on the
bereayed family; May Heaven bless the aitiictlon
10 thsir spiritual good, and finally bring them TO
iui,, their babes where there is more separation
N. w. NJ.
On Sabbatl, morning December 2stt, of Lang
Fever. Youngest son of Carkson Z. and Malvira
NJ Fields. ni Bur Co., llliuais iormrrly Of bel
mont Co.. Ohio, Aged year and IN cnths
After an illness of two weeks | wss called to
witness he death % ithis interesting little boy. and
while sitting beside hi- dying couch and seeing
him bearing up under his affic tons with much
grace and ieItiiudc. while the destroyer wrs
working It's way we asked ourselves the ques, s,ior
is tia DEATH Ii was death. We saw the afec
tianale Father and Mother ben ling over its dyin2
couch administering lo its want; and trying Il
soofh its burning brow; but all in vain. Death hat
come We wa rched the little sufferer al il Iav or
its dying pillow gaping sr breath thoughtl coult
hear him say Farewell Fcther. Farewell Mother
Farew ell Sister, and Brother too. am going
home to nv Saviar !; he smiles and bids me come
p,epare to meet me there. Its spirit took its fligh
into anoih r world Through the parents are be
reil of son, | would say werp not for Meady h,
has found his reward and his refuge in heaven.
For such is the kingdom OF heaven.
He now has passed from earth away
Into a world unknown.
His body lies buried in the grave,
Until the reserectlon morn.
Fly dear Meady's gone to rest,
In that bright world or high
Where all the children of the blest,
Will Inject above the sky.
Then cease fond Mother cease to weep,
Thy little prattler is no more
Who now is Jesus sweety sleeps,
On cannans pearelu shore.
PLEASANT GROVE, Illinois. NJ W.
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Z QFThe Panorama OF the Pilgrims Pro.
gress, painted by the eminent artists KYLE.
WRlGnr ana DALLAS, of New York, will
be op exhibition at the Methodist Church
in this place. on Monday and Tuesday even
ings next.. This grand work of art is spo-
Ken of in The most fsttering terms by the
members of the National Academy of De-
sign, comprising the leading New York Ar
lists, who say that "this Panorama OF Msssrs.
DALLAS, KYLE and WRIGHT, of Bunyan's
Hilsrim's Progress, is, in our opinion, eqnal
if not superior to any work of this class ev-
Or exhibited in this country, and has high
claims to public support and patronage be-
yond it's moral tendency. Il is well calcu
lated to refine the taste and give happy
idea of this beautiful Allegory." BY all
means 20 and see it. Tickets IS cents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

OUR LEGISLATURE met ON the fifth, in
the new State House. The members. says
Journal are very respectable and intelli-
gent lookin body Of men.
Both Houses adjourned until after the
State Festival which comes off on the even
ing of the sixth. The Governor, Message
has-com to hand but too late for :his weeks
issue.
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PROBATE COURT.

The State Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
e. Office is hereby given that the fol-
= towing named Executors. Administrators and
Guard a ms have filed their counts and YOU hers III
nv office for settlement, to wit:
John Major 4 dnI'r of Thomas arlow W, decd.
Fawsrd Bethel, Guardian of daisOn X. Jones.
yo,,n Clark. AdMI of Deborah Mcknight, decd
Eizy Fru,er, Admir- with the will annexed Of
Joshua Sregg. decd
Xezith Riiseway. Gusrdian of Aeranda Ridgeway.
Calvin " ond, AGp,'r wita the wii annexed ci
Benism;n Palmer, decd.
Sarah wilson, Adm'rx 0f John Wilson dec d.
joel RelI, Admir- of Zepheniah Eel, decd ,
Robert W jams hdn'r Of Joseph Conner, dec'd
Rulert Thomas. Adm'r OF Robert Brock, det d.
Ira Lewis, Admir- with lie VIII annexed Vi Ephrsiin
Adams, t. cd. -
Rohert s. Dunn. Surviving Guardian of john & ,
Mary Il Samuel T. and Martha S.GTier-
Beaj ain Ba,.ey, Guardian o The minof ieirs oil
Wm Hlrt, '!ec'd.
Thonlas " hike AID Issac Keyser. Adm'rs of James
White deed, -,
Robsrt Ralston, Admir- Of Andrew Ra'stsn, decd.
isaiah Branson aud Joseph ilohson, Ex'rs Of JAG l.
Branson, deed. en-
Hiram. and Henry Cecil, Admrs of Duannah Cecil,
decd. r.,
The first six above named accounts will he Tor
hearing and settlement the 2tih, tile next SIX On
the 81 and The last Ou the ed days q Jan.AIy,
Is,7 DAVID HARElS,
Je3s1 Probate Judge.
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VAIL ABLE FARM AT
2 u Lie S A L E .

will offer at Public Sale on the premises. on "
Saturday, January 24th, 1857,
my Farm. situated on the road leading from st.
Clairsvile TO Mt Pleasant three miles from the for
place, and about the distance from Pleasant
Grove, (Hoe in the Ground } said Farm csriaiis
l04 ACRES,
less tie best land in ,is region of country
There are about seventy good state OF Gull
tivsticn with good fences, and OF the wood land
is under fence. There good frame Dwelling
House, and q well of water al the door. a S,sa e.
Corn Crib, Wagon Shed and Orchard OF good grated
iruit are all Oh the premises.
Tie aforesaid Farm is oil Whseling Creek. II
tzns % acres OF BOTTOM land oi The hrst quality. all
exec len. Coal Bank, and Is close to good Mill,
Sale TO commence at o O'CLOCK A. n, on SAID day.
known by NILLIAM GlFFEN.
iaoYt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08
OHIO LEGISLATURE,

COLUMBUS. Jan. 5.-The Senate, at 10
O'Clock, was rallied to order by lion. Lester
Taylor, President pro tem. Ten Senators
were absent After the usual notice to the
House, the Governors Message was receive d
and read by the Clerk. 1t is elaborate and
shows the financial condition of the State
to be in excellent condition. 1t occupies
thirty printed pages. The Senate then
adjourned until Wednesday mornng.to wait
the grand festival OF the opening of the new
State House
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

~The Petersburg IVA. Democrat says,
that on Thursday ga colored individual.'
handsome, tall, aristocratc. military looking,
and dressed to kill passed through that city
from the South. He was sush darkey as
any gestlemsn would give about 1850 for
as carriage driver or body servant. On
inquiry, least he should be a RUNAWAY"
coming it strong, he proved to be no less
parsonage than the Duke of St. Thora, Of
Hayti, particular friend and confidential
counsellor of His Serene Eminence Emper-
or Fustin the First. The Duke is on his
way to New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

ANEcpoTE OF Col. FREMoNT.-The New
York correspondent of the London Daily
News, has the follawing in letter dated
Nov s:
Colonel Fremont yesterday, in threading
crowded Wallistrett, jostiing himselfag
thousand pedestrians, hailed friend over
the other aide of the street, FOR moment,
and smile was on his face, and he said,
w ell, better luck next time: now | have
got four years of freedom The next
words were worthy of John Charles Fremont:
MAY God send that MIR. Buchanan will
make better President than could"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

NEw CoUkrEhFEIT.-N counterfeit ST.
bills on the Northern Bank of Kentuckey,
have just been detected by the poIice of St.
Louis The vignette is female, seated,
holding in her hand a scroll, bearing the
inscr rption: "Northern Bank of Ken,uck-
ey;" in ;he distance a railroad. On the
left end Likeness of Clay at top. figure l at
bottom; on the right end head of Washing
ton, denomination Of the rote, and near tie
upper corner head of a female.