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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

: a. Jadge Tappan, an emiaent citizen and .
lifelong member Of the Democratic party, died
recently, in Steubenville, Ohio, at the age Of So
States Senate, and held many important stations.
-Was ! Democsss Of she old school, and had
decided anti Slavery prochvi.ies. asa= % g 81
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Mr.. Buchanan is said to have established the
rule that every foreign Minister shall he able to
speak the language OF the Cont to which he 10
charged. Cert.iplv nobody is better, fitted TO
Judge of the, propriety OF such u, rule than Mr..
Buchanan himself he having represented our
country at two different foreign Courts without
being able to speak the language OF cither.-Lou.
,Journal ---e-..--
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

az Five thousand dollars worth Of gold dust
was sto len from the trunk of Jacob Lambert, a
returned Californian, at hotel in New York, on
Tuesday night.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

THE Aboe MeMaster, Of the Free mans Jour.
nal, is an applicant for the mission to Rome.
The chief recommendation put forward for him
is the fact that he wrote three or four ..pryate'
letters for publication. pitching into Fremont,s
religion, during the canvass last fall, accusing
Fremont Of being catholic. II il curiols and
kind OF the Able to apply-to Gen. Cass for Ma.
Jor cass' place. The latterwe presums il to, be,
recalled +a5 a., -.-- S'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
SIS ,s e. JOY, ass'
RWisdcr nmd ylanuinctMrcr - :,
DbnPSt SR.ERA MES WJNDOW.RLIND&,

R0isdcr7 saud Manufacturer 81 -
B0oRS, lSaSR-tR MES, WINDOW.RLiNDS,
ID ts'H EATHEE- BOARDING d 5rse8 sst
Chain. 4 u UP EtNtures.
I WOULD say TO those wishing to build that
have ON hand seven hundred Doors and other WORK
in the ba,diug line in proportion. - E
am prepared to contract Cottage buildings In town
or country As heretofore. q q ssts E5389sEs sl
have S5houses and lots, ranging from seven hun
dre 10 two thousand dollars, which will sell or rent ON
accommodating terms. za ss s5sts V
Also II lots IN Northern Addition, ranging RON Two
to six huntrel dollars whc, will sell partly GU time
Tnose Wishing homes would do well TO give rue call
feb IA, 81 bpy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
More Indian .uu.,a.res.

RUMoRED DESTRUCTION OF MANKATo AND II AS
sACRE OF ITS inhabitants. - Intelligence reacn-
ed US yesterday that band OF six hundred
Sioux Indians had been committing depreda-
tons near the south bend Of the Minnesota Riv.
er, and of painful rtlnor that Maukato had
been attacked, destroyed. by fire, and many Of
its inhabitants cruelty mprdered. 49,"
The Indians are said to be- the same band
that committed the de predatons and murders at
Spirit Lake, Iowa, about forty miles distant from
Mankato. OK
The inhabitants of the surrounding cauntry
were focklng into ST. Peters for security ~
! Several companies of troops fron. F. Rdsely
| were in pursuit OF the Indians, and cavalry had
been sent for to Fort Suellins. 5rff'
| Great panic. existed throughout the various
settlements in. the Big Woods around M,,nkato.
The farmers and others We're arming themselves
and preparing to join in pursuit. AseSs.f
Our informant states that, though there may
I be some e1aggeration in the reports az given
| above, there is scarcely doubt bnt that severn
citizens OF Mankato haye been murdered.
| Mankato is ABOUT ninety miles from Fl. Smell
ling, thirty-five from Fort Ridgely, and twelve
from St. Peter 10
The correspondents Of the Press in that regior
will doubtless furnish Us will reliable intorma
ton i'll few days--Chicago Press. = s@&F
hAEE LoGiC On The UoosE. i ne LeXineto:
Expostor, in speaking of Mr., Winners election
in St. Louis, says: .
The first practical effect which this election i
to have on the interests of Missouri, will be +
direct emigrants, from Kentucky and Virginia
with slave property, to Texas and other States
where their property will be secure, and wher
the tenure by which it is held will not be Gale
in question. As a consequence of this, popula
ton will be retarded, and the price of lands, i,
the hemp growing region. especially, kept at j.
present standard. or greatly hssened in price.
l. H. AUsPIcIors.-OGs Hotels are crow ded wit
stranaersS indeed man are unabl.. TO obtain az
!. coInihodssons. From Eve to eight extra coach
J es, capable of carrying nine passengers ,eact
arrive and depart daily. One day last week, a
{ the Henry House. friend Potter fed "a persons
: The ''Curlew" is also doing a banking 'busines
j Our Hotels are certainty reaping a rich liarves
Z | --0ttumwa Courier. FS'7s ~ sie T0s s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

+ FANNY kEMBLE BUrLERo ON THE SrAGE.-The
New York Evening Post states that the Rev. Il.
w, Bellows Of the Church Of All Souls in that
CRY, having accepted an invitation to speak at
the approaching Dramatic Fund Dinner, in de.
fence of the stage, we understand Mrs. Kemble
has written him a letter protesting against such
a course, and pronouucing the moral influence
of the stage evil, and only evil IS $50 a. 2;-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
ST Tnuis ApriI 90

L.. 3a-- ~ - \ Philadelphia, April %.
Coffee in request; 100 bags sold at l04@lll.
Sugar and Molasses advancing. Very small
stock, IL e.. .4. . &c ....--...
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29


THECoMnr AND THx WEArAsRr--rhcre can bs
no question but that the perturbed stale OF the
| weather, which has for weeks set Mt naugh. me.
neurological calculations, Is produced, II not di.
eetly at any rate Indirectly, by the huge Genet
which is nov swhtzziug through space directly
toward oar small planet Similar changes OF the
climate have been observed before, during the
isassage of comets near the earth. Thccomet OF
1855 is said to have brought withit dcnse aud
unpleasant log, which lasedtor twenty one days;
that, Of 1926 was accompanied by heavy rains
aud consequent inunda,ions, and every one must
remember the unusually cold and severe wealth
er prevalent of the time o the appearance oil the
brilliant comet Of March ls43 The comet now
approaching the earth Is tat Of Charles ", that
first appeared in perheiion, in 1864 IL may DO
seen in clear evening near Sagit,ari, and is
evidently nearing the earth With great rapidly.
t,s passage across our orbit its possible COLI.
sion, may produce very important aud cxtr aor-
binary geographical changes. There eau be no
doubt that its m"teoroo g,csl effects are already
becoming evident - Lou. Jour. g 5-ls 5gre1-g
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

90 = esss taazs ss5 sFs} : b s4sjs sas H.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

FLosaISs CHIiDRxS,.--F ina,ction OF eoroo.
raj punishment nay oe a necessity we think il
IL NOT Indeed we should l,.ye- 10 faith in the 81
capabilities OF preeep,or who houa b, il nerd,,
fui-te apply 10 human beings discipline which
cannot be leo sparingls administered even to
dogs tiogging Is the resource OF three sorts Of
masters-an iaie one an ignora.t one, aud--s q
brute.-Londou Literary Jour. - =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

a sBwe observe preparation is making for the
erection Of block, sixty feet front, corner Of
NJ ain and Division SITS. The foundations are al
ready laid, and material on the ground for super
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

~ 'atss1iaskz7 81 asa9s g.as a., -...t,.
'<h'Sa .s"eH ia4t @saa rla aa4sa.. a..
''A'' 'l''a sa.''aa''ey' as .ssssssss. ss.,,ssss
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

WELL DosE, HARDIN Hardin county, from
present appearances, has fairls " the banner
III this contest; being the oni, county yethesrd
from, we believe, that hos given MI i,ssreased
Republican majority. ta A note from Hoa. s. q.
Winchester Hiorms us that the ofhciai count on
the State Ticket is, Repubiicans72e, Slave De-
mocracr 2o0-showing Republican Iasjority,ol
47o! At the Presidential election she ayeEre-
mont 3ss majority. Eidora retains the County
! seat by lO3 majority.-Iowa City Repab.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
WASHINGTON snriI "a

The number of Office seekers has largely in.
creased the present week. They press their ap-
plieationss both at the Department. and private
lodgings Of the Secretary, while the President is
also fatigued by their opportunities.
+ Henry Huiburt is appointed Collector at Mem
Y,L;s Tenn @ -+.t |7'-fc.@ -Tfa 1852 =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

sY Messrs. Parry & Freeman have just
opened new and large stock of Goods at the
old stand Of Mr.. Swan, corner Of Third and JET.
ferson streets. as may be learned by their an
nouncement in another column. its..... q. 8. 5.5.
INTERESTING CEREMoNY.-Granville Penn, Esq,
of England, a lineal descendant of VIM. Penn,
presented to the Pennsylvania Historical Socie-
ty, a few days ago, the original belt of Wampum
which was given to his distinguished ancestor,
great treaty of Shackamoxon in l6S2-the most
memorable treaty known in all history. Mr..
Penn presented the belt in person. and made a
lengthy and interesting speech sa .a7a'a,- 1.t s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

The editor OF an Ohio paper says their town
presents quite lively appearance this spring;
the place, and about half the inhabitants have
escaped to Iowa, and the balance are too poor
to get away. gsl .s- sss s..,tf ri 81 -.rs H..
g. G5Y- Our readers will refer to advertisement
of Mr.. Edwards, who has opened new and
very fine, stock Of Goods on Main street, in
the room formerly occupied by Mr.. Winton. g
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

" e-sssAs GxoP~..-The, Rlespees. 10 /.
faS she proposes :. 81 Pressnl, for eyeu an aver.
aga crop OF those gfest siAble products of the
Ns@, upon which an our psospesssy sdepesds--.s
Wheat seorn and 0ats~.Sfe any thing but cheer
itiss4 TheFz are, rather. tssidsdiy ,gIsoay.,
IsrArougholt Missouri the Wheat has been severe.
" injured by tie long cont!nned1 aud sevsrci
.sosts While the hacsw ARMIES. 81 she ssdux pre-
sits thai reaiscis.tio,s shichcwar1s. and genial
~eaths saiaht have prodaeei. In the lailt ades
arfher Soush, where farming commenced -ev-,
tal weeks ago. Che oung Corn has been cut
lown, and the Gotten and Tobscro damsg cd ~ "
he irosts and ires nes Of tho last w-sS. a Hgssw
Old grain Is gsising, scarcc itom long feed ne. A.
which The back vardnnss OF pastura.,e necesSita-
rel, vand, IN sone parts or me country we learn
hat stock u IN sssrt Tag ditors sa account
q the inabihsyloi thrpsers esel scera. stfrra
Sensible prices, e, feed il with. isarss amounts
,dsGorn have, daring the psessIl sp,ing. been
shipped from,St, Louis 10 the 0hio riyer-itseif
i Corn rego1-and II the present tiffc Tho
same grain II bcin shipped, in small quantities.,
p us r.ribst foe coasampe on in Oh AZ productive
region. e. frs,fsfg "a d, 49,, -, ., .,,.s ~.
Oar latest exchanges from Missouri and the
neighboring States, speak despoudins,y OF the
prospects, and concur in the opinion that un!ess
a change tor the better shall take place spec dy,s
The coming crop will BE- sorry one,--St. Louis "a
iut,ii ~ ' -'Ns'l-t 1923 81"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

s19A1S1ble Indian OePsedasioas In lovva
y s~Daxgy tSfsSns DSus8AEs1. yNsaaAsAE
assd Uis1saEgs Ekss ssSs ~ tsSasssss gaErsstss
We hsse had, for sevtrai weeks past, rumors
lef sfrnlpgs Of seiticneuia and indrderings 81
settlers il Northern md North western Iowa. 81
the Indisss, bat nothing sdefsiis and reliable
has come before the public. until si,s following
ofscial communication from Naios Williams 10
dosernor Grimes, which We are permitted 10
copy. u viii be seen that accounts already
published hare fallen snort Of the reality, which
u Of the most startling character. Something
should be done for the protection Of frontier
settlements from future depredations and these
sayAges should be chastised for this terrible
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

NaiArsxszr.-The scnsvy editassot the 6.
xette ss,siadrasres that .tlse new Coustisuis 4.
Just is il caisss from the Oonrenaion, contains
clause or costeil comforting cisissnship upon al
m<asalike, white or black! viii he publish this
clause or cossicita Hhe il speaitiag the truth,
i isthe easigs thing in the ~esla % Prove i.hy
Publishing tis article Or codicil combining tie
'odioas feature IF NOT, be ril o. course moi pre-.
tend TO publ II il, bat continue to reitesate The
r. sfzM o5 IS gSr 81 s3SssesssE II s.Sjsf -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Tho New York Post says that Mr.. Boxer
whose daughter lately married his goodman
has determineli, on account Of his recent domes-
tic troubles, to go back again to Europe. Mr..
BIS country seat Of eighty acres on the Hudson,
near sTarrytowp, is offered for sale. The place
formerly belonged to Com. Perry. The price
asked is $40 oooI tgsie st5 ssstf - e5GSiEz @&1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

ANOTHER WIFE Observation-Disclosures of wives
by husbands, and of husbands by wives, by poi
sou, pistol or poinard, terribly frequent now.
We find the following account Of the latest and
one of the most atrocious in the Wabash Ex-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

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-:s szalsssssB4 sas % sssxfasl aEs as 1851 SIS
.EsBsos
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

sz2s5.3 lEElls Raa saE1 g aaee7aEss 8i5w ~ ~
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
General Land Agency Office.
iYJIyIyL BLUFf.S, @I6Wa, '@

TER e.. n L. q o M 10
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. SssS9
WIN promptly attend \, Land iAgsncies, Investing
Macy. Iosntn and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
sNna Real Estate, and all other branches Of
y. Land pussness, In Western Iowa and Nebrasks.
90 huff. Is. .ts
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

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IL s&si .sf14ssa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

nCAI, Estmte tna OoWncll H1mffS and
X nn,ni,u .--Persons' desirous of securing Real
s,.,s la eitcy OF these aourishng towns will do well
=" ,sod their orders TO d. O. BLO0MER, a-aa
W - - -"bnit f13gg Land Agent.
"'' ,.Et aa4 ta49 Council bluffs, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

INTTNHBNEFS u kSFBWN1 sHS*Nba ASHSts'N
COMPANY.
. IL The way BY Railroad from New York, Boston,
4 philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago 10 Burlington.
o,uGss--2lO broadway, New York; ~ South Third
/, Philadelphia; 81 Washington st., Boston; z63 East
p,ar st, Cincinnai. 49, - s.s-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

we Hhu the lOllO%lng account Of the latest ana
one of the most atrocious in the Wabash Ex-
press of Saturday: sa9 49, ~ 81 .Es3 e as-sas
A Ayoung man, named Aleck Mulinix, it is said,
murdered his wife yesterday morning at his res
i,lencc near Manhattan, Putnam county.
The facts are these He got on his horse after
breakfast and rode to his fathers and told him
that somebody had killed his wife while he was.
gone to iced his horse at the stable. He told
ethcrs that his wife fell on the stove. Those
who went to his house found that the young wo.
mans skull MAS broken and that she had re-
ceived three blows, one with shovel and two
with an axe. She was breathing, but serselcss,
when first seen by the neighbors, aud lived
about two hours. They say the breakfast table
was standing with the victuals standing upon it,
and that the biscuit we're still warm, and that,
therefore, the Lorrid deed had been committed
but short time when they the neighbors) came
TO the house. So .1''s5@s t''-'t-@. '.'.
The couple had been married just three weeks.
The young woman was daughter of David Sub
lette. .Asssgs.,,vs. ... As. as, .- ...-..,
/ Mulinix is i'll the custody of the officers Of the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

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+. L. CORSE & SON, s1
lIyNOf.ESALE Il Retail Dealers In
w R0OKS. S7AYYONER y, P4PER-HANGLhGS
PRI&7ER.S' MATERIALS, le.-
as He rFl7s JEFFfRsoS SrRkgT, s 4a
apr l.awts q Hgs. lsnrlin 4 tone Town. 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

With q we 70 the proposed alterstion of enr
State Consti a.ion, and the asowed Intention sot
the Republicans TO prepare the way for araaiga-
nation, We would suggest the propriety of orr
ganizng .intrery election precinct OF SCHOOL,
district, ii FEsE WHirE MRS. SocIErr, Sc, &c.
: Thus speak Father Scholte the editor Of the
Gazette aid, Alealde Of the City Of Pella Prairie
Lake township, Marion county, Iowa. We copy
70 endorse ihc~isdom and propriety Of the sug-
gession. If there be no more white men there
than at the tine the marshal made his return, it
is highly important that their blood should lie
preserved in IFS purity. We hope also that Ctr
venerable friend may be successful inlfeneirg
out these ".niggers,n and preserving in its puri-
~ the blood of his people, asait came from
the ancient Holland stem, the ''avo~ed inten-
ton" of the Republicans "to prepare the way for
amalgamation,n to the contrary notwithstaud-
ing?f 8 Il ye5 s.;3 s,se3sszs ID F,-lass,g
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

l forward this hasty and somewhat confused
report; will give another soon, more in detail.
Instructed Capt. Richards, Mr.. Morrison and
Others, to forward to you the afidavits, &C., to
apprize you of our marching to relieve the from.
tiers, &c. rs Very respectfully yours, &c. IL !.
elassya sisw sssasse1 assys w. WILLIAMS.
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= = ~ - Itt Class. "a CIuss. % CINsss
from Boston TO Burlington, go 2 2as s s1S
Philad'a % =" 200 zlu ioV
Cincinnati F" 49,
All goods by .h. line delivered to the conslgnee
WITHOUT CHARGE F0R ORA YAGE.
The saving OF INSURANCE on goods by this line Is equal
h Gu or 10 per cent per 100 rs on average stocks Of
Merchandise. The Company having
yRUsTY MANA GERS WIN EACH TRAIN
look after the cars and the goods entrusted to them,
.sd goods tro h In better order and with greater dis
patch than any other line. q ssig 3
Shippers by this line will have ss
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7. N, ROGERS & CO., sgs 4
VIrHOEESaLEG rOccrs 4 Comm ission
w ucrchnmts. Grimes' Block Main Street,
--,I@ Il, BURLINGTON, IONA,
Are receiving by Railroad and River large stock OF
staple and Fancy Groceries which they Invite the At
,encn of Dealers feeling confident that they can offer
greater Inducements to the trade than any other house
In This market, Ma -snhRE Ff apr 4.bp1y
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08
Times for holding Courts in the
E;shth Judicial District.

WE, cosxrxsros w. SEARLE. RosERT
]. AirxAxpEa. and SAMUEL W. BosTwIcx,
Judres of the Court of Common Pleas in the
eighth Judicial District of the State Of Ohio,
in pursuance Of the power vested in US By
.aw, do hereby order that the times Tor bold
ing the Court of Common Please and Dis
trict Court within said District, in the sew
eral counties thereof, be permanently fixed
as follows, viz.
The terms Of he Court Of, ornnon Pleas
shsll hereafter commence and be holden an.
nua.ly in the
FIRST SUBDIVISION:
Jn the county OF Muskingum. on the Sec
ond Tuesday Of February, The FIRST Tuesday
Of May snd the first Tuesday of November.
In the county of Morgan on the third
Tuesday of March. the second Tuesday of
June, and the third Tuesday OF October.
In the county Of Noble on the first Tues
day of April, the fourth Tuesday of June,
and the first Tuesday of October, and in the
SECOND SUBDIVISIONS:
In the county of Belmont on the second
Tuesday Of February, the second Tuesday OF
Nav. and the first Tuesday Of November.
In the county Of Monroe on the third
Tuesday OF March. the second Tuesday OF
June, ard the third Tuesday of October.
In the county Of Guernsey on the second
Tuesday of hPrii, the fourth Tuesday OF
June, and the first Tnesday Of October; and
Ia the
THIRD SUBDIVISION:
In the county of Harrison or the second
Tuesday o! February, the FIRST Tuesday OF
Nav, and the second TUESDAY of November
In the county OF Jefferson, on the fourth
Tuesday o. February. the third Tuesday OIL
MAY, and the first Tuesday Of October.
In the county of Tuscarawas, on the third
Tuesday of March, the second Tuesday OF
June, and the fourth Tuesday of October.
And that the terms of the District Court
shall commence and be held annually, here
after, in the several counties in the said
Eighth Judicial District, as follows, viz:
In the county of Tuscarawas, on the f.
teenth day of jay.
In the county OF Harrison, on the twenty
irst day of July.
III tuc touhty VI scASAeon1 en sH~ e'S'-Ny
eighth day of July;
In the county of Belmont. on the twelfth
dsy of August;
In the county of Monroe, on the twenty
seventh day oI August;
( In the county oil Noble, on :he first day
iof September;
! In the county of Guernsey, on the fourth
day OF September;
In the county of Morgan, on the eleventh
day of September; and
In the county o: Muskingum, on the
fifteenth day OF September.
1t is also ordered that if any of The days
hereby fixed for holding the aforesaid Dis
trict Court shall fall on Sunday, then said
Court shall commence aud be held on the
succeeding day.
Done at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, this 18th day
of September, A. ID. 1856.
RI. AIExAsDrp,l ofC,P P. OF the 9Th Ju-
/, s. w. BosTwlcK, dicial District, of o.
! CERTIFY that the foregoing is full and
true copy Of the original on file in this Office.
S. w. GAST0N,
Clerk Of The Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County.
ST.. CLA1RsvILLE, Dec. 4. 1856.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

lUBLIC SALE
The subscriber will offer al Public Sale, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY !Gb. 1857,
a Farm the late residence of Thomas Hibherd. de
ceased. siiuated IN COlerau township, Belmont Co.
hetv the National and Plank Roads, and about
miles from " heeling- This isTm contains
Six;y-Ohe Acres and Seven Perches.
the F1me riore 'ess and is bounded by the Mount
Pleasant road, nd lands of Abraham Lash, Robert
Bell AND others. The soil is of good quality and the
lard is divided atn convenient fields, and well
ed. The improvements area
Comfortable Dwelling House,
with excellent Spring of w ater the door, and
several oat buildings. There is
Apple Orchard on the Premises,
and q variety of other frui; trees The location OF
this farm gives it many advantages: Il is in good
neig Eborbood and conveniently situated TO Roads,
Schools. Mills, and pIaces of Worship Terms made
known The day of sale. For other particulars ap-
ply TO William Lash, residing in the vicinity.
deitdi JOHN HtBBERD.