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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

BCKroy's TUugx-Ns.J n RoeEets Tho Il xaoe,hsg
drAra ia not the fashion ro~sdays. Whistler va
wiser than srardfs;ttrs or whether s.res .he
days Of the Kesns and The Booths ,heze have been no
proper expcrers Ct tie prncipal characters IN whs
properly called "heavy tragedy" l. q matter o. opircn
Certain hal the public prefers 70 aueh than 10 CRY
and Tnaas dagger rests IA lis sheath such bsrg the
case the perseverance, Of renduary iesaees Of he
ideas Of the uasediars Of former days erttes 10 re-
specs and admiration. one of these devotees or what
termed convertonsy the legitimate ersr1s Mr. Roberts,
American actor who rade hts debut ri Bcrtons as,
night Sir Giles Oyerrtach In "A New War 10 Psy Old
Debss, play walsh, BY special providence, is DOT
of,en sced ard which when u j. inflicted Ire public
severely cut bo,a By the pronrier tie actors az the
theatre gorg people. Mr. Roberts hA lately returned
from Ersianc, where he played several successful CO
ssener,z he dd net obtain gree, victory over the
rrtcrs he like General Taylor AZ Bueus VISTA nsatan.
Bis position. He actor Of practice rather Than OF
alett or genius he v essentially correct and ar
siio in tis style, understanding perfectly the
mfnpra or bis srihor, and erdeavorirg honestly
nd fanhiuily 10 convey that meaning TO the Oh.
cierce His elocuou, though isstidously enact 10 We
certon, narre5 ny physical defects IN delivery. 10
Get, Mr. Roberta lacks rower 70 srprcss biz dess He
Is vinsi good artist ARD as n permanent naacas OF .
metropolitan theatre pisyrg tie feretory OF The day be
woJid be uot welcome addition 20 our ,tsgo ~, az
er all the cid concus on forced upcu us, aud that IT,
why people rl ivsis, upcn playing Owe 40, tragedies
when II e 20 much easier not 70 40 It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

BarcoI, Me-, Sept 10, 1855
One hundred and ninety town. gvs Morrill, 81 22s
orpcsion, 90 sos, which indicates republican msjoriy
In the STATE Of nearly 10000.
Ezra B. French, republican, elected 70 Congress In
the Thlrd district By twenty eight majority, with one
plantstcn TO bear FROM which win increase Il, probably
70 forty.
Foster, republican,, 10 undoubtedly elected 10 shs sixth
District, although the plantations Of van Buren, rads-
waaka and Hancock In Aroossook county give sradbury
democrat, 9C3 Majority, which shovs rain for Brad.
bury In Afocscok, but rct enough to csctoa
Bsth branches Of the Legislature are largely rspub.
tcar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
vote Of the three parties In this Slate In 1856 and 1851
tqe.4so

AsszxMY EcNSATIoss.--Ihe democrats OF the Third
Ansnby district OF wesichester have nominated Fran
chs LarSn ~ their candidate for the Assembly The
Horton, the present member.
ELECTION AT IxAvxywoRH err, KAssAs-rns munich
pal election 10 Leavcnwrrth City took place on the Oh
int resulted In the triumph OF the entire democratic
ticket Il. b. Dernan, Esq was elected Mayor By about
2Ts slcIl ever the BLACK republic N candidate.
Ma Bssos OK INK srrm.-kr. Beach, the democratic
oArdica,e for Governor Of MAasachrsesss u about TO
stump the state. grand ratification meeting d an
rcurced TO take place In Cnarlest2wn the evening
September 20 which 70 be addressed by Mr.. Beach,
v. Butler, Hon. Charles Thompson, The candidate FOR
Lieutenant Governor, and others.
Bril- EscIrsa RyPrDIArrs EseIisH Bril- In speech
delivered At New Albany, Ind, the Hon. VIM r. Erglzh
author Of the KsEsas BILL regulates ore OF IL provisions
By dscnrS hat be will vote fer the admission Of Kassas
whenever she presents heesf with cocssutica legally
formed AID approved By the people Of The Territory
CsIrvD srArss sxyaroR FROM MArSy-nsre bas bssa
scme talk 10 Haire CT Governor Merrill candidate for
the United STATES Senate aganst Pca. VIM Pitt Fssssnden.
Governor Morrill,, Saturday,, at q public meeting In
Wrthrcr, presided by * Congressman g. r. Ber'
son dssycwed any desire 10 be candidate ard declared
mCs, tnphapcaiy IN fAvcr Of M Fcssenden's re cleo.
ton.
BLACK REPUBLICAN RAuEcAuos NsvrSc ina black re-
pcblcsSs ot AIbaay 70 bod ranask,on meeting IN
TIE Capitol this tssrlag GtnsrRl Nye ard Hon. n,
7bsy the who sAs 10 gS0lic1zs Virginia. VIII b
IN hsrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
Pennsylvania Politics.

FhIAnFtFHiA, Sept. is, lSty.
The Democratic Congressional c,nfe,eos Of the rrelh
deifet bAiotet forty tines for candidate 10 day With
The iare results ~ heretofore Lelty, the rresert IN
crmbent, received four votes ard Lille four There
20 prcspect Of . scilemsnt Of the difficulty.
LANclsrrS, Pa Sept. rs, 1883
The Lancaster County Democratic Convention con.
meEcoc TIA morning. DR.. John A. Rsrb presided, an
James A. Horkrs was rcrzaied Tor Copgrsss By aecla.
nation, amid grest erthrsasu He made . speech &C.
cepting TIE romr alton, taking syo ground agsns ssc.
tonai stre ard aootcrsm or the ssr,sscu of Ksrsas
with axy population, ard fer such aiif 10 woud %,
even furnace IN b.xst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

The National Horse SHOW. ~ sp
ePRsscrrzL5 Ness o..
Tc-cas. tas seces1 Of the laird nascua, morse -
ma y. w.rssssd inersasee sssfpqa n isa uAsuiasan
TS'sfca During VA 6ay there has been largo
index q sktsFs stcsu ssrssr-sas number nearly
crusi'Is 'ss: Ct ssstsresy sons other d'ssogushsa
vEars rpon the grernd % DAP vera General woo. adj
sisa Gevesncr HAIL. II New Haapshirs: ssnAssr I'm
Caiiicrn:s. .rd essriss l. Scott representative IN
Cccgfess from tee same stAts Governor Banks ana his
aEs; sx-GcvNDCF WashbCrr, or Cambvgdse. Nesor
Davis. Worcester Corns 40 3Ayss tins Frenca Mn
T.. 81 Warrington; Commodore Vanderbilt n p Wiiliv
fatnsr The sailor preacher Of Boscn ana oxSsrv
Tna ato< Of aesses during che Day has been nrsniQ-
cent asd macy very inseresnss trials OF speed have
atta sce between various celebrities OF the turf Oae
OF the ncst excfirg was ccntsstsd by the van kuowu
hossts Ethan Alien and alran Drew. tss former vtnnin
ito race n &c nile hsass.
Medaiescrus aod Maid OF Dcstcn wore matched vtsn
csbe,s sre both cs.anced their competitors long wsy =
oav nNa res3s. Tine al.
Navy other tr:ss lad by other competing horsas
var. ing u me Tor mic beats frcm 2:i4 to SEQ.
The eHhibison yocnx stock Is believed 70 have never
oesn exceeded tn this country Their number u very
Large anc EMBRACES thp cnoicest blood.
Tie lumber Il v.sit<fs within the grounds 10 day has
bean about 2occ ana the receipts thus FER aboxs
~ eco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

despatch from Isdspendence OF tho l2th says thas
the Now Mexican nais dated 23d ul had arrived Cart
Mclean who reached Santa Ee on lhe 20h reported tk&
there ~as 90 Dc ub that battle had been fought bsswoou
the command o. MAJOR Brooks and the Navajo Indiann
Tho rtans have hitherto declared that thsy Wcud ns
fsc and IL case OF their refusa to give up tbs murderer
q Major BscokS negro he intended burning and destroy
rg tcer wheat ana corn zelda, Which, II docs would
The IrtAps have offered Meier Brooks several thousand
sseep ARD 0c0 ponies 70 smny him Ter the loss e
bis negro The San.a 70 Gazette, In long Article e.
tenpis 10 justify the Indians ana their conduct
Col. sumLer's command passed at Walnut Creek
moving slowly. Tnero wero 70 Indians seen on NE
Plans Ire g,sss WAS Still gocd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

bee. al ard tcLys. xi:a sass q about e a0s 30 30
bushes ~ RATES s'ysp sDcSer clsna. csra IA
&C We ard clrsed with bsoysEcy; Western nlxeS
cold II es1c 1850 Pork 81 acy. xi,h TAR sa.es,
src clsssa with stronger tesog the Part o. haiaafs
nrSs sea 81 t7 49, and prime At SIS 10 S 50, casn;
n The ins.as rgurs. Sugars ssa:y, With sales o.
about SEQ 900 hAds Cusa .. prices ranging from 'sc
as,c Cc-s WAS quiet bet steady. Rates ,of fssisdts
were sustained Il the recent aivaaos ~ss sssagomsn
were moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

stigated &c obscure democratic journal or
two Of this city to disparage the public char
scter o. man shom he dare not publicly as
ta;ls Secondly, Of what value are these OBJ
cure newspaper assaults upon faithful repre-
sentative II they can be traced to the source
ard the cause We have indicated. Let the
honest people OF Mr.. Taylor's district de-
eide.
Asa Washington lobby jobber and fnancier
in tie matter Of the Congress printing IL.
Wendell has been remarkably successful. He
vas first, although democrat elected BY 0
large majority printer of the same House which
elected Mr.. Banks for Speaker. He was next
defeated for the printing in democratic
Congress upon The charge Of . previous joint
stock democratic, black republican and know
ns,hing lobby operation; but though defeated,
he speedily ccntrived to buy OF the candidates
elected By both houses. In his peculiar line
Mr.. Wendell has done well-very we'll; and Mr..
Taylor in his capacity as representative Of
the people in Congress, in disclosing the no'ss
cperondi Of all these Congress printing jobs,
has done very well. Mr.. Wendell should be
content to repose upon his laurels, and Mr..
Taylor, fer his important services to the pub
lie, deserves the thanks of his constituents in
the most substantial form.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

TINS oPrpA Ar ByRros's--The second performances Of
Mr.. siasoscA viii take place this everlpg when
the "Daughtsr Of ths Regiment viii be repeated. we
glad 10 be able 70 readers who have no,
heard Madame Colson, tnst che ID charming singer
and r7uani acress Of the best French school, Those
who we're al Burtons on Monday, vii be too happy 70
hear the new prina donna again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

1Hy oPgEA rR AcspzNy The 'Trova,orep wss
substituted fer "Lucs last night ACCOUNT Of me H.
q sgnor CASTER. u believed tha, hs voice ii
te In good coalition 70 morrow, when "LgsiAp sil peel
lively be sung
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
The Kansas Gold Mines.

81. LOUIS Sept is, 1853
Prominent gentlemen from the West fully corroboras
the prevouA statements relative to the existence OF rich
god dggir gs In the region OF Pixies Peak company Of
hundred persons left Kansas City Monday iast sad
other companies are being formed In nearly all the 70 srs
in the Territory anc along the Missouri river Isaac Eaton
OF the Kansas Sage Contrary arrived here yesterday for
the purpose Of buying mules and making ths Necessary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
The St. Louis steam Fire Department..

On LOUIs, sept. 10, IbO6.
The first anniversary Of the Steam Fire Department; was
celebrated yesterday by grand parade Of ali tbs
engine The average time OF raising steam abcu, six
minutes, and tho average distance thrown through hum
dIed feet OF hose with rch and quarter nczle Wa
$50 feet With the exception Of one these engines are ali
Of Lattas patent and Of the css The whole aAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
Poll teal InfelIigcncs.

Mr.. BUnIyGANy IN DAsGER.-A letter from Boston 70
the Lawrence Sn'na says-I pretty generally under.
stood TIA, Colonel John T. Heard will be the democratic
candidate for Congress in Mr. Burlpganes dstrict COL
Heard ws believe, jest the man for the position, aad
be 10 rcmirsted he can be elected
EMBRACES THE OPPORTUNITY TO DECLINE. John J. Psck,
the defeated democratic candidate for Congress 1856
the Twenty fourth district OF sh state has beer applied 70
TO Try II again, but he declines tbs honor.
CAicrIA1x Tux CEAScEs-The following table shows tbs
unlA ok In Qiaia L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
Fire In the Baltimore Custom House.

C0pt. 1907.
serious IRE occurred In the Baltimore Custom House
before daylight this morning caught accidentally iron
lamp In The messengers room, which room was burnt
out were several other Offices, with valuable sta
tstca records Of the exports and imports Of the port
Tie damsge 10 the building considerable and the total
loes is estimated Q. $40, coo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

IsTuysTfNG 10 NsvtPAPER PsoeRIsT0Rs.-Onc
q tie courts o. ae sste OF Intsns recently naes 1ecl
which 70 CT interest 70 al rerspsper pfopflstcfs
thYcuehc n Toe Unn. controversy exsted rsstve 10
cksvge for advertising betwesu tie Commits 5rers ot
Eamiien equity and the Fan IL nswsIape7. II was bed
BY the Jucgs that cite rubshei terms Of newspspers
cerssnrts ccuuscL n work given o newspaper pub
mar gYs viii cut special contract contysvenng IRE pub
f 20 tens, lie Publisher CIR csafge aci seceive &C
coftrs tc a. eyoa 90 published h9not necessary &c
r-rve = Ia, III wctk ccst worth tie rrkareYs
have ran fc fx Tie esinste vsue ~ tbsr rci 1es
arc sc fxte nc Cihc9 gusstc1 nse1 bs aaked but ths
p<s,e shys cha sei can % rtcsTefei'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

zEgsToS, SEPT. is, 1853
Mr.. James w. Wall norirAted Ter Congress- BIZ the
Democratic Convection IN the Seocnt dssric The Fssc
luticrs favor popusr gniy ard Tie admission Of
Kasn whenever she applies will q republican consiitu-
to7, and arc sgarst the tsaS 81 Quarantine On
Sandy Hook. ard for protection surf By general
arrrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

the New York state Agricultural College
SYRACUSE Sept Is 1855.
The trustees Of the New York State Agricultural College
OVID rave located the budings and tho Contractors
will Immediately commerce the work Of their ereotoz
Gov King Passed through this city his way hons
10 dpy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

Yellow Fever Mt Savannah.
eAvASsAH, Sept Is, 1858.
The Mayer reports three deaths bora from yellow fever
for the week encpg Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16
TaE GsssRAL SswsPApxR DxsParca.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1883.
The President his ordered the further posponenent
the Kansas land sales t July next Ths reason Ter Ibis
stated 70 BE- the financial pressure the country and
tho consequent inability Of settlers 10 prove up and pay
for the pre- empton by the uue nxod by tho proc ANA
ton, ordering the sales In November. Tho lands
prise three millions OF acres.
The President has ordered the Land Once about 70
be esablahed In New Mexico 70 be located al Santa re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

BrcckIyn Art -Admirsbie Life size Phosc-
sreyss ron dsfusxg1essss q aesss.sd persons taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

New Fall and Winter styles OF Hats % Beat
n.seta aud fnsh now resty Al CHAs EAGERs, No fTs
Al. nxaw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

Whites Fall style % Censiemsn's Dress Hats
WHITES, lea Fulton and 2x7 Greenwich sxssta cor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16


Steam Terminus. ON Fourth Avenue.-Thsss
isses o. fsir ,I, berg syen 81 or Who have ssns pea
80 = sr,SI. ,.s,,. YIN =:
INA ~ Il, I'M sis ssa 1en psaaoa' @ss
u d Fuaism ass scurh svenu.
tsmet Irgrsm son, Fourth AMI Tverig.
sssa Ss,T GO, g lssn.Ts ,Iset
RI wiiuoas, i i,ssass street.
fssp., PcsEs %, p ols stree.
sssSsf IN, ylsp9 y w . sss sa, street.
ns,ion sprasue Acc, IG Front street.
Res ID var scS.of Bsss Of Commerce Building
Geo. ssusa ssc Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
This the genuine article has been eqused for rro
ssatsDsss sS 'il xs,ss House '''r ''' SAFE
No Oppossfion.-Knor. tire Halter, IL within
ont ri,A yor yss AZ .elani stylish ers, ciss curs-
BE- ard cheap ha pa'roniSe hs establishment.
Writes Fall style o. Geasiemsn's Dress Hats
a WHITES Lea Futon and sA7 arsenwica streets, cor.
Thsdasus Davids q Co.'S
BLACK WRITING INKS.
Not for day, but for all uns"
shovisx ne superiority Of M. Ink over ali ossers
Dsnnncs s.saroanasr sarss-wssh P~ss~s
'r0as 1isi@ '.i': D''sis f';I 5l an; y rAr.Cr
The Autumn Hat
wARHOCE 90,
rnvi,s 10 their OF fall and winter
designed r9spectvev the aged, the moderate and NE
fsshor.he srd a, he'd worthy OF their repu.
tAuol GEN OF rus SEASON,
1HY Youre CHNrtrwANs DRsss HAT 70 peculiarly adapted
sssys ssJsx ' HATS Avn o.rs
Ter the pocket aud Of vr'ed patterns suitable far
iray.lir a seosps evening gear and rainy weather.
80 sHsss.5. s. Ne sisss d.f Hotel
BrcckIyn Art Admirable Life size Phoso-
s.sgs VII 6sc = s Sssst.sd persons 's'
New Fall ara Winter styles of Hats o. Bess
r.sss al aud fnlsh resdy Al CBAs. RAGHRs No f7s
Broadway
Great Sale ~ Fine Oii peio,snes This Day.
ic1s ocock At &l Broadway See suction advertisement,
New stu les, M Noody's, ss2 Broadway, con-
siscg o fais ane collars tabular tea English SCALA era
vx,s, Nc.
the Friends OF TIE Late q, Now bald Over
forty .es7s ccrrec,ed with Ia Bank Of America car a.
a. hnpe,l1 pessogssvh 4 him ~ BkADks gAlsgy, sso
trpadvsy, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

No Oppossfion.-Knox. tine Halter, n with
rival N you want elegant stylish frst class eurA-
be snre ard cheap hal, psrorize bis essablshent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

New ~, les, NJ Noody's, ess 8ro.dway. con-
sscg u shirts ans collars tubular ues English scsa era
vNsa ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

the Friends OF TIE Iete q, Now bald Over
forty years corrected with Ia Bank Of America car
trpadvsy. ~ -
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The News.

View York. Thursday, September ls. 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

Thadaeus Davsds a Cos
BLACK WRITING INKS.
See Dr. Gallon test
SLOWING ths superiority Of this Ink over ali others
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Great Sale ~ Fire Oii pei.ssngs This Day
=, ~ oclork Al 1pt Ryondsax SEE .urv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11
War sr. cLa1Rsvntr SHOULD Do

WAR Sr. CLAIRsvr1ir SHOULD Do
If St. Clairsville people were properly
awake to their own interests, they would be
quick to make a good graded road from here
to some point on the Rail Road. There are
several points that would do, but either
Glencoe or Warnock's Station would be
the more practicable, This could be better
decided after due investigation. But tina,
this matter should be Immediately prosecu'
ted there can be no question. There are
thousand reasons for its prosecution and nc
Just re ason why it should not be done. The
right Of way we presume would not be dis
puted BY any landholder On the route. Con-
tribuiions could BE- had from all owning
property on or near the r,ad TIL question
we are glad L. see as a Ireadv l. XII a {, rm
A paper drawn up petite" NJ III" County
Commissioners :ur the road i IL ere - n
and We are lad 70 sec ti'a' snm- o rT e.
izens are -ubscr bi q lfberaIy "a meet tie
necs ssarv tx aenses cf the R, 4 NJ tALD
y ELL besides giving tie right a. W v.gIv"s
$500, sin n'v COR fIlr purposes "fgritinr the
Road. THIS muc once Zone we thin the
people would not stop until The R"ad WAS
Nc idamized from end tn end. The interests
of the County demand that this should be
done. The interests of the people at its ter
minus on the Raj Road, all along he rout :
and particular " in St. Cl,irSville demand
it. That section Of the County " NC be-
tween here and the Plank Road North. and
as far West as the Roads angle towards ST.
Clairsville would all be benefited by it,
But just at the present time should st. C.
think seriously on this matter, Tor indepen-
IDENTIFY of the incslcuIable amount OF good to
be derived directly from it, there could be
no other argument have half the weight on
the County Seat question. 1t won'd remove
more than one-half the objections urged
against st. Clairsville, and surely St. Glars
vile should not let die a move in which her
interests are so intimately concerned. Let
there be something done Immediately
Why not call a meeting somewhere on the
route and get the feelings of the people
aroused. This road would be a bond Of
union between the North and South, which
OF course is very important now when its
peace and perpetuity is threatened.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11

SAD AcCIDENT.-Mr. JAS. tAMrBELL.
OF Wheeling township, vas thrown pio-
lently fr,m his horse, wniie riding through
town on last Friday. He was carry ing a
saddle on the horse, behind him, hen the
an imHl became frightened, he lost his bal
ance and was thrown with stunning force
on the hard pike He wss unable TO artic.
ulate a syllable until Friday night, when
his mind appeared to be wandering, and he
wac unable To recognize any pne. He was
kindly Cared for at the residence of Capt.
THOMAS THOMPSON, and his wife sent for
1t i, thought his skull is fractured. DR.
NAHxAs'si has charge of the un~fortunat.
sis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11

6DAvID HAAS, Esq, retired from the
office OF Probate Judge, this week. He has
been our efficient officer for the six years
past, and has the satisfaction to know that
the good wishes of all parties follow him.
He has given universal satisfaction. Mr.
-CLiU:Y his successor is fairly installed IL
his office, which We have no doubt he vii
fill with ability. He is a gentlemau. ane
we heartily wish him a good time, until We
put a good Republican n his place.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11
WASHINGTON, Feb. &

HuUsE.-The galleries were more througeL
On the opening OF the session tam ON any
other occasion. Many lad,e were th,i lie.
The speaker announced the question to be
on seconding the demand for previous ques-
ion on the several motions to refer the mes
sage. Seconded BY ITO to los. Mr.. w ash :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11
Belmont County, Ohio-Court o.
Common Pleas.
CIVIL A CTICN.

fAcele Saiterihwait and Joshua Satier;hwait, her
husband. Miller tha!iai l. Racine ~ Saith. Eiisa-
leih o. kIn<ey, Nary VI. CIsliEut. EIGia L. Mai
'oree aud John hai.onee, h"r husband, E,hEdin,
ihai:auI and Milton Clai!lHI. nefc adants.
ne IUii"N Ing named defendants ia The above
named action Phoehe Saiterih!TEiI sud J"siiua, he
husband, Oi Au>caIi e cuuHIy. Iowa, Miller ChaI-
iaat OF Jackson coahLy .NIrginia, ana Nixon Chat
'aut. oil - County, Iowa, are hereby notified that
On the 18Th dag oi January, \ D.. ISIS. HE ahDvt
Ea"nei Fi&iniIl Gici Il petition in The C!crss 01ic o!
the Conft al CuHInIUn Pleas, of Belmont county
Ono, ifaN iHs i"I lie lartIiiun III saie Of The ". ! OF
me u g. gr.nf Sec p, | :, IA. III hIcbiaui town
.!.T IA >dIG cuuniyys 3ein0nt for an equitable adj
j"-'' ti' 't 81 p4+~fNfe rrUaI juSrua N arfUuee lOTt saIG
rr1.I scs. a'd of a claim ny higI vI Il lease inI al un-
Gir'Geu es al Of laid PREMISES 40! Il tcTm vi years
liie said deicndsEis are :cIu ir"d 10 Answer ny
Marc ~, ISJ-.
H. is I. COW EN-. Attorney fos Plaintiff.
). n GAsIoa, Clerk.
January 81. ISJ<. q wsazS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11
NJ aP aE@eGo

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ q pc iiiOn Will lie presented 10 lie Commits
eioL ers oil BE iH.oui county, at their March Session,
praying FOR = reviefe alteration and exlsnI,Ou of part
oil the old road. leading oH 81 ClairsTIile 10 Win
ifrs EI4l. Beginning Ter The sane al the Turn OF lie
road. about eighty rods North OF The rer.Sence vi
WIN. Patton, sec 80, hheciil- ip. running thence
North and NOIth-west through The is.Gs oil Wm
PIiIUn and Jose ih smith. 10 d do. Woud ;ap!In. on
the North houHdfy OF Joseph S.nitl's farm. ines Al d
hay siack) thence 10 the most convenient point o.
intersection on tie old road , thence on Ills road tn
a walnut ON the Nortn LouEdery of Joseph Lyons
farm: IncRce extended .ofwar6 thrcllh the isrms
OF John Lyon, deces>ed. and WIN. Raay. deceased,
and The weed land CT " an. lMUGsskey. Geces-i, To
Tue Ce'!IZ aGi 81. ClairsEIiie ToaL. by winch ii viii
he lnterseIled. Aisu. tie vacation OF ali T0aa$. iIe
Necessity of which - superseded by This alteration
and PNicHt ION.
JanuGEy J:h, 1858. ia2I3i