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Council Blu6.. v.r..5

g wqrs y qr 20, 70, 80 sesss. spd,oa,,,- -,
-. sprinssr,s farm, miles North Of town. u
snarsnafa, H SO acres, % Aossaisss ,r.r
M N Eqr6. y, 4i-so acres, < timber On =,
toe sreek, mile south Of farm. b = ~
NEqrs, n, 4o-Iso acres, silver Greet bot,on -.
aD s%s ~ acre. o. timber On The 70
sshx 6 .ss.s .s,.. g. x.s
tom land; On the Stage route east, mile west !. +.
Grove, joining Siocums and Judge yame's f.,! p
the south, and Mr. Plies and Flesher's On The -.
There Is no better body OF land in western low -
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous ses,Ias..
nen. rz - ~ ----. .re- r.. -
Also, " Or n " or; and N Or swqrI. No.
acres, mile east Of the above bottom land, with -,
| timber.
| sxsw 10, and z qrsEqrs, n, ss-rso 49,. -.
Nishnabotany bottom land miles north Of Nev,ee y:
near Cutzinger's Mill; about 10 timber or ~
tract mile north Of the new State road. ~
on the Nishnabottany River, miles below Nevss'
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoininr -
Nwqrsw Or ~; wy or; and z orsv.,.
HK n ~ ar n; M y ar; EH Nwqr; sEo.rTHi
and n W OF Or %, n, 47-SOO acres on Pireon y
about miles above Reefs mill, and Is miles morn :,
| " of Ell 10; ny and " or n 2 ar 10. "a ~ "a.
acres Missouri River bottom land, miles from c.ss
EGG wHNw or, and swaNwmxw
1900 acres. bottom. slope and upland prairie 20
Pigeon, % miles Of Council Bluffs about Is @
| Of timber This very fine tract for large fam
| ofNW qrSW Or; and W or IS Ana ; /.
y or "a, 10, 1900 acres, bottom land, mile ,,aIo
| Council Bluffs. .. - -t....... ' Hom
Eh Swqri wy z Or, and s W Or n Ecr % "a 4,
200 acres bottom land On Little Silver mile, ,a.,
| Of l.. J. Chids. eAs'
Eh sEqr rs; or and wy Or %. 70 u--,,,
acres bottom land On Silver Greek, Smiles east a
| Childs. I" ..
Eh sw Or; and VIZ 4 or ~, 70, H-leo ae,.. sa
yer creek bottom land, Il mile south 0, BRIDE ~ on
State road. &es VII 1ew
sEqrNw r25, IS, $50 acres, mile mort, .,
Places and Fenner's farms = ivan " D.
~ qr "; and S W qr W Or o. n sa-Iao..,..,
rairle, south side Lesin's Grove, one mile ,,m ~
town. '' H"1i New-
sa NE Or, and Z or 10; 81 Nwg uMsWs,r
So acres on Nishnabottany, at Le~ia's Grove
ioo acres OF timber, balance bottom prairie Ana sn
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. Wright's farms -N'
~" sN qri rsWqr; and S Or a, IA
mill and mile above Mr. Ainturn,s farm and 10 ma :
from Council Bluffs. Also, single trac, Of
eo0@ "A @~~@-
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Millinery l. Dress Making.
AIRS pAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
wi CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite MI
P,-t,s Lumber Yard continues TO Clean Press, AHfr
and Make Bonnets Of the latest fashion, al the shorfe
0'.u root lO-v2n25-u.
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cvA young fellow writes from u. o
rossel If the coast Of Brazil: ''Our prlncl-
pal sport is shooting monkeys ana alIs".o WIS,
and can tell you, uncle LOUIS, tha' roa''
monkey or monkey pot-pie is not 50 PAD a
dish after all. 49,.
When monkey roast comes on tne ,uoie
whole, it looks very much like cookeu va.
by: but after being in a man or war '".ee
months we don't mind trifes, and can ENJOY
everything and anything.
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GyA city buck visited the Shakers at
Lebanon some time ago, and as he was wan
dering through the village encountered a
stout, hearty specimen of the sect and thus
addressed him:
"Well, Broadbrm, are you much Of a
Shaker?"
"Nay," said the other, "not overmueh'
but can do little that way"
81 should like to see you perform: -,
81 can accommodate thee, frend,' said
the other, quite cool, and seized the aston.
;shed customer by the collar and nearly shook
him out of his boots.
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To Old Countrymen!

vxyF ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON EH@.
w LAND ireland, Scotland, and all other parts OF
ru,;nantaI Europe. we also issue passage tickets
& ;rsrnocl Hamburg, Antwerp. Bremen and Ha're
irot I ~ ~ II. c. MUTT 4 CO..
u $3.50 Broadway, Council BluIs, Iowa
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rE An exchange says that, in the ao'
sence of both editors, the publisher had sue
ceeded in securing the services of a gentle
man to edit the paper that week.
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4 Daguerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY LARGE
w stock of Ambrotype, Melanotype Dasuer-
reotype and Photos raphic Goods. embracing every
useful article in demand by the operator consisting in
part of
Cases, Frames. Plates. Glass Mattings
PreserverS. Pure Chemicals ana Apparatus.
which We will sell on reasonable terms.
September 25-r2n?? F. GEESAAAS co
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Ev Aclergyman catechising youth of his
parish. put the first question in Heidleberg's
Cat.chism to a girl
What is your only consolation in life and
death =
The poor girl smiled and no doubt felt ve-
~ queer, but she did not give an answer
The priest however insisted.
sWell then.' she said, if must tell, it is
the little printer that wears cap
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BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTS

BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTS
Manufacturers -Cumprehcndng the best forms in use
among the most eminent establishments engaged midi
virtually or in partnership, i'll business whether Pros
rer"u> adverse in the purchase and sale MERIDIAN
dze n wholesale and retail, importing and export ing
their account, crmni SSon on joint specua,,,n
incImilMc pcCulatlns III Stocks, Real Estate &c with
JhImg. Shipping Mining, Manufacturing, Printing and
Publishing, Hotel and Steamboat, Railroad, Banking
and Exchange and Books of Joint Stock aI.l Char.
tered Assoc ions generally.
PRACTICAL PENIANSHIP.
In this department, as in all others these Colleges
stand without rival. The Sly les of Practical Orua-
mental. and LADIES' Er,tulary Penunan, hip 50 uni
vcr>aliy admired by all lovers of Good Writiag as
taught at these Colleges not equaled and is in
tended they never shall he.
Written Specimens OF Pennmanship sent free of charge
slpcatien.
Time Of Commencing -Now--any time.
Requisite publications to Enier.-An ordinary
English education.
Time required 10 Complete the COurse.-Fromeigh
to twelve weeks
Cos, of stationery Sc.-From Sc to $l2.
DplOmds-Awardcd to well qualified graduate
Life Scko'drships-lsSueL III ono College guo.l in the
other.
COLLEGE Rooms-Neatly furnished. and con, cncu,ly
arranged being airy, and in the most beautiful oca-
tIuns i'll the abuve-namci cities.
TERMS-Paynb!e on Entering.
For full Mercantile Course, including all departments
Of Bookkeeping, Lectures and Penmanship time I'M
limited.
Pennmanshp alUnc-one year. 10
Penumanship-twenty lessons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0rnaraCntal Pennmanship-Card Writing and on
hand FiourishlnG-as agreed upon.
Any further Information will be given with pleasure
application at the College, by sending for .ircu-
lar, which will he furnished gratnltouSIy by return
mail Address DAVIS Il Upton
v2nl0 Davenport or Peoria
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Colonv-

all being in one body in the forks Of the West Hish
nabptany River. This land lies in sections g. and 10
tn 80 in Pofawattamie county; and In seu.ion a.
IS u, % rs. 81 IS 90 81, 49, ~. and 49, T 7s a.
in Shelby county, mi lie north Of Cutsinger's mill fnes,
Newtown,} miles south OF the location Of the r. r.
r; miles north Of the State Road 10 Des Noines
and IS miles from Council Bluffs. About u OF 4, il
bottom, and \ slope and upland, with a sufcency ef
timber, we-watered mulatto soil, and all arabic viii
the exception Of some SO acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seeking
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold in q.
body. Terms easy. fv2-nI3gl
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TO RENT

VTHHE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
i occupied by HEM, WILLIAMS Co. "a .
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply t.
8. s. BAYL1SS.
Council Bluffs. August Il. l65s-v2nI6u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

BELLATRE TIME Table.
Trains leave Bellaire for Pittsburgh and Cleve.
land: Z O'Clock, A NJ, 0.55 A.. M, and $40, P. M.
For Columbus and Cincinna ii: lO,I5 A. NJ, anc
7.lOP, M.
For Baltimore: IL noon, 9 BOZ M
Trains arrive at Bellaire from Pittsburgh and
Cleveland: Il.55 A. M, 5 P. N. and T.2O Pm.
From Columbus and Cincinnati: ii As A. NJ, and
9.3 P. M.
From Baltimore: 10 A. NJ and 7PM
9rMartin Troy, from Sunfish, the young man
,ken OF as being suspected of being the murderer
Of isaphene Allen, was taken through here on
Friday last to the lunatic asylum, he being, for
the present at least. hopelessly insane.
The RIvER.-There is still an excellent stage
ofwater for navigation, although but little is do
ing in the freight line riverward Rates are about
the same as HERETOFORE quoted -l2ic per 100 lbs.
from Cincinnati. The river, which for few days
was on quite "a high" has once more resumed its
wonted channel, and now keeps on the even tenor
OF its way, while that portion of our village known
IS Dublin" which, during the prevalence OF the
flood, was somewhat ''under The weather." has
Q mcikSu Hom llC Wdtcls III llo Dtdult
of proportion Should any of your readers be de.
sirous of learning the whe reabouts Of the deecI-
able neighborhood above referred to, your neigh
Dor of Tbs Republican, can, no doubt furnish the
desired informa ton.
prOur quiet neighbor village, Benwood. was
thrown into quite tiiror of excitement on Sunday
last, by some freaks in the line hymeneal A
Young couple of the respective ages of fourtee
and seventeen, setting tdefance parental author
ity and Virginia statutes, paid a flying visit to
tina Gretna Green Of ardent "lovyers," known by
the very unromantic appellation of Hard
scrabble on Sunday last. when the not unwilling
magis trate lied "the silken cord" making the
youthful twain one flesh. Their return was sig
nalizedby quar- rels divers and sundry among wei.
coming ~ friends, and general charioari wound
up the performance. Long may they wave.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
Hoofland's German Bitters.

They ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, AMI
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTIMULANT, AND ALI
INJURIOUS INGREDIENTS; Are pleasant in
taste and smell, mild in their operation
will expel all morbid secretions from the
body, give bloom to the pallid cheek, and
health and vigor to the frame.
They ,oM cure DYSPEPSIA.
They wM cure NERVOUS DEBILITY
They pM cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
IHey piH cure JAUNDICE.
They wiH cure DISEASE Of KIDNEYS
They ,oiH cure CONSTIPATION.
They piH cure PILES.
They pM cure HEARTBURN.
They ,oM cure Swimming of the Head.
They ,oM cure Fluttering of the Heart.
FFor Sale at the Principal Office, 4ls,
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by
druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village in the United States, Canadas,
West Indies and South America, at IS cts.
der bottle. (feby242w)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
A Brisk Du sift SIS.

There are now eight persons confined in our
county JAIL charged with penitentiary Offences
VANDYsE. attempting to murder his uncle in Wash.
ington township; McMILLEN, for shooting with
intent to kill GLADDEN. at West Wheeling; RuseLEs
for arson; maxwell for approprating other persons
horses; MoKELaKD for rape; WHEELER. for Grand
Larceny, and the TWO BAxrERs. for killing THosP
SON. A majority of these stand pretty fair chance
of representing our much abused county in Mr.
VASsLyKE's institution" at Columbus
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
An Odd Concert.

Father KEMp's Old Folks Concert Company, from
Massachusetts. consisting of thirty ladies'
and gentlemen, with their splendid orchestra, all
clad in the costum Of one hundred years ago, as
the advertisement says, are announced 10 give two
concert. in Washington Hall, Wheeling on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, the 18th and 18th inst
Many of the company appear in the dress of their
ncestors, while others wear exact copies of those
worn by RoeER WILLIAMS. JOHN HANCOCK, and
JoHx WESLEY; the ladies are clad in dresses the
same as those worn bv MARTHA WASHINGTON and
Mrs ALEX. HAMILTON. The concert W I'll be Of
eacred music, interspersed with Il e national an
thems OF Hail Columbia, God Save the Queen, and
La Marseillaisa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

EDITOR CHRONICLE: The following refers to two
OF lnvincbles fllies, both dark bays, without any
white One was foaled June %. 1858, and now
measures l3i hands high, I6 inches around the
arm, five feet around the girth and weighs 5s5 b g.
the other was foaled May 10th, 1858, measures IA
hands high, IL inches around the arm feet around
the girth and weighs 625 lbs. Both o these are
some OF his first get, are from common ia rm ma res
and both were weighed on the public scales this
mornin ng in the presence of quite number OF
people. JosEPH WoopRooFFE.
81. CLAIRsvILLE, 0. March Is. 1859
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Thomas Thompson,

Whom we spoke of last week as having been
assaulted by the BAxTERs. and who was mention
ed as laying in q critical position, died last Mon
day evening. at about so'clock. An Anexamination
of the fractured skull and head was made on
Tuesday morning by the attending surgeon, Or
WEST, assisted by Drs EsrEr, ALEXANDER, and
HEwETsos. The skull was fracture d on the right
side about TWO and half inches in length. and a
great amount of blood and foreign matter had clot-
ted in the head, which produced dea III. Three
blows were supposed to have been inaicte on the
head. one above the right ear, and two Immediate
ly back Of it. The elder BAXTER, who is charged
with die perpertratien OF this diabolica outrage is
underclose confinement In the West cell of the
county jail, awiting his tial before the Spring
term of the Common Pleas, which commences on
the 22d inst
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

which is inhabited. Should you t. t.avel West
ward. when you were at the Sandwich
Islands, it might be room of Monday to you,
while to your friend, who was score or so
of niles West of you, it would be Tuesday
noon. Nj.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

SOUTHERN MAL-INroRrANr Grange. The
Postmaster informs us that hereafter the muils for
Woods6eld and Intermediate ponts will leave on
Monday and Thursday morning.. and arrive on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
The Sunfish Tragedy.

The Sunfish Tragedy.
Csc. v. FOREMAN, as we learn from The Wxeel-
,"g Isfegencer, has pc titoned the court 10 trans
fer bis trial from Monroe county to Belmont, stat
ing in his affidavit shat he cannot get justice done
hin in Monroe cou nfy. 1t is though, 1t would be
difieuit sastter to find TIVE I've men in the county
who have not made up their minds in the case, and
therefore incompetent 70 serve on the jury. The
petition will probably be granted
LArER.-since the above was written, we learn
shat the Court has refused to grant the petition and
FOREMAN will therefore be tried at ths Monroe
Common Pleas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

Examination at Barnesville Institute.
On the 10th and llth of this month an exnmina-
Jon of the Students of the Barnesville Classical
Institute took place. A correspondent informs US
that the rlasses all acquitted themselves with con-
siderable honor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
PERMANENT OFFICE.

COMPLYING with the urgent request
~ ofhundreds OftAeir patients,
DRs. C. M. FITCH AND J. W, SYKES
Have Concluded to remain
Permanently in Pittsburgh,
And may be CONSULTED at their office,
nm. 1911, PENN STREET,
Opposite the st. Clair Botel,
Daily. except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all otuer Chronic Complaints com.
piicated with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
Guiding Cb. :tGiis e. =
Catarrh, Heat Disease, Affections of The
Livsr, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female
Complaints, etc.
DRS. FITCH q SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease erists in the blood and system at
large, both before during its dereiopmeRt the
tungs, and they therefore employ Mechanics. Hy-
gienic and Medicinal reed les TO purify the blood
and strengthen the system. Hith these, they use
MEDICINAL INHALATIONS. which they va Iup
highly, but only as PatEdti1es, haping Caratipe
eSe6t Dhen used aionc,O and Inyalds cautioned
against wasting the prccions time of durability ON
any treatment based upon the plausible but false
ilea that tl seat the disease he reached in
direct manner by Inhalation" " for. as before tated
the seat Of the disease is hs blood and effects only
in the lungs.
No charge Jor consultation.
list oil question: will be sent TO those W shing
oconsult us by Letter. ocl4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March -.
Flour dull Sales Howard street at S6,37f. and
Ohio al S6,25
Wheat firm and buoyant. White is quoted at
81, ,15Cdi ,s5.
Corn dull Mt 7T@7s for white, and s2GSi for
yellow.
Provisions steady. Bacon sides sell at 81. Mess
Pork quoted at $3.50.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
We are sorry

We are sorry
Tehear of tine continued indisposition OF Sheriff
LocHARy. He is at present at his home at Glencoe,
and has not vet recovered from the severe attack
of Typhoid Fever which SO completely prostrat'
cd him the past Winter. We hope to soon see him
regain his wonted health and vigor, AID at his post
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers are notified that the usual monthly ex.
animation will take place in the Mariette Street
echoo HnuAe, in g. CIairsviile, ON SATURDAY, the
9s Of March, Each applicant shouk be present at 10
So,o&ook. a. M, and should come provided with
u ad pencil and b postage stamped envelope. The
examination In Arithmetic will close at l2 O'Clock,
n, in English Grammar at o'clock, P. n, in
other branches at st O'Clock,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
Franklin CoIIege--AnnuaI Contest.

FIaaklin COllege--Annual Contest.
The annual esuiest between the Jefferson and
Philo Literary Societies. of Franklin College. will
take place in the College Hall, at New Athens, on
The evening of the 3oth inst The question for dis
cussion is, Should the President OF the United
S,ates be elected by direct vote of the peoplel"-
The ST. Clairsville Sax-Horti Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
ANSWER TO MATTHEW MArTox, IRIS ARITH
MErIcAL QUESTION OF LAST WEEK.

ANSWER TO MATTHEW MArTox, JR'S ARITH-
METIcAL QUESTION OF LAST WEEK.
As he (the shoemaker) retained s. 90 of
the change he would have to give his neigh
Dor S45 and the S. that he retained for the
boots, therefore he lost $50. il. ].
BEECH HILL, March is.
ANSWER To ENIGMA COMPOSED BY GIRL 10
YEARS OLD.
An is an adjective.
A Pin is a very useful article.
A Pan is used in piemaking.
In is proposition.
SIN is something bad.
Pain is what we dislike.
The whole is Spain. ]. McM.
BEECH HILL, March Is.
ANSWER TO MATHEW MATToX's' AR.TH.
METIcAL QUESTION OF LAST WEEK.
They are the same in amount, though not
in form. If II feet, which is equal to ] yard,
be taken from the 2 feet in the multiplied nd
and added to the yards in the same, ii
will make rod, which carried to 80 rods,
furlongs, will make mile, which added
to the one nile makes miles, the same as
the resulting quotient. J. E.
BEECH HILL, March l6.
SOLUTION TO ALGEBRAIc PROBLEM OF MARCH
THIRD.
Let X the number of officers.
Then SXs will equal the cavalry ,and IKE
the infantry.
3Xs into X plus % will equal the cart
ridges OF the cavalry, and IKE into X plus
%. those OF the infantry. Then We have
lOX3 plus l6OXa equal to 5000, or, dividing
by ten, Xs plus l6Xa equal 800. Adding
and subiracting 4Xa and S0X, we have Xa
minus Axe plus 2OXa minus soX plus sOX
minus 800 equal o. Factoring, tx minus a
(Xa plus COX plus sO) equsl zero.
Whence X minus Aero.
Or, X=4 officers. w. w.
TWe have received correct snsver to
the above from r. of Perryville.
]. Els answer to the Geographical Query
of March Sd, is incorrect. II i: were pos
sible for a man to travel with the sun round
the earth, and he should start on Monday,
at IL, NJ, in going round, he would certain
iy come place where the Inhabitants would
tell him it was Tuesday noon. As it would
be noon to him all the time, there must be
some point, at which Monday ends. and
Tuesday begins. That point is not neces-
sarly at the opposite side of the earth from
the starting point. The day ends at the
Sandwich Islands, and consequently new
day begins at the next place Westward,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
Parade of Obi, Fiiemen.

The nexi annual pa rade of the firrmen Of Ohio.
will be at The city OF GAINESVILLE. on the 10th Of
September. The Times, OF that CITY. says the in
dcaiions are that there i'll be unusually large
and brilliant gathering on the occasion, that will
far eclipse That of any previous display.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
Tke remains of John Burns,

The remains of John Burns,
Who was executed in Wheeling last September,
and which were inferred in his fathers cellar to be
secure from the resurectionists - were disinter-
r.d last week, and taken to What is known as the
Peninsula Cemetery for proper burial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

Capt. Heaton,
OF The Gazette, is laboring under severe attack
of the quinsy:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
The name of

The name Of
Buresyi lie Post Office in Monroe county, has
been changed to that OF Hannibal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
Adjournment A of the Legislature.

The State Senate has adopted resolution u
adjourn on the 4th prox-, and it is supposed the
House will concur. About the only sensible act
OF the session
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
1flarriitb,

On March 10th, by Rev. S. Siegtried. Mr.. II NJ
ILTUN DAVIS, to Miss KEZi All ROBBINS,
both Of this county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
HORSE BILLS.

We are prepared TO execute in a style unsrrpsss-
ed, all manner Of
HORSE BILLS,
the shortest notice. and upon reasonable ter ms.
Orders are solicited.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
The Sax.Horu Band

Of this place has received ah invitation to at
tend the Band Convention, at Mansfield, on the
a6ia Of May, of which an account is given in an
other part of our paper.
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John G. SAKE, Esq,
Will deliver his lecture on Love-" in Zanes.
vile, on the 23d inst.
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Commercial Matttrs.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, March Is.
Flour unchanged; good superfins and extra in
demand al IS, ,9OCo6 ior former and s6, 1906 25
for Inter. Receipts light. Ordinary super6ne
offered at S. 1906 80.
No change in Provisions; nothing of Impo rtance
done; buyers refuse 10 pay the prices asked by
holders; 50,0O0 bs very heavy sides averaging 4S
sold at 81 Mess Pork is retailing at SlS
The money market is firm, and the demand
good. but not pressing. Exchange firm at pre-
MUM; the bankers are buying at 2-5 premium.