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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-08
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I N pursuance of an order ofthe Probate Court, of
L Belmont county. Ohio. will offer for sale, n
public auction, en- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
1853 between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and p ", a
the door OF the Court House, in St. Clairsville, o.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
Lying on the National Road, adjoining the towr
of St CIairsville; being the same land boughtby NJ
Pennington OF George and David Neiswanger.
Cne of said tracts contains about 70 acres, s. has
upon it a Dwelling House and Barn, d is aDpra sed
a, s429o. The other tract contains about so acres
and is appraised al $500.
TERMS OF SALE The first named tract, cash,
the remainder in two equal annual payments
second tract Sll32 81 of purchase money to be paid
April lst, 1'62: Sll39Ss april lst, 1861 $40 SO on
lst January, 1860; the remainder cash. interest on
tn e deferred payments from the day OF sale.
JANE W. PENNINGTON,
ExecuTix OF Miller Pennington, decd.
aJI will also, at the same time, offer at public
sale, will sell at private sale, choice otei Hogs,
Cattle and horses
Std JANE w. PENNINGTON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-08

Miss Dsrr's School,
Fall Session, will open in GAINESVILLE
about the 18th oI September.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-08

9Tro all wanting Farms-see advertisement
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-08

[REpoRTED FOR THE GAZETTE & CITIzEy.1
Upon Saturday morning, about o'clock, His
Honor Judge okey proceeded to pass the sentence
Of the law upon the prisoners found guilty at
his term of the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

The London Daily Ns says that the striS among the
men belonging 70 the building association was likely 70
last long
The London Herald has TO oeeve that Grand
Duke Constantine on leaving Rye, will pay visit to the
Emperor Napoleon at harritz.
LYNDON August l2-Evening.
The London Times (Cty Atce) says:-secarities have
gradually become weaker during The last forty eight
hours The knowledge that the Indian and Russian
would be forthwith introduce, contributed to the
hesviness, though not TO 80 large an extent was
expected The eff Ct was, elesg, prejudcal and
apparent in every OF the depsr similar in
fuence at work the other side OF the Channe and
while the position of politics may bave something to do
with the current of business capitalists at the time
cannot be upmindul of the result Of steady absorption
such rs is Indicated by these operations The decline in
Consos was nearly quarter per cent, and although
during the day slight rally ensued II was not main
tanned, particularly when found that additions
fall had taken place in the French rentes The positive
range In quotations from 9b3s TO 95, but the ana
price was 956 to e6A, with fresh symptom, of DUNES
in the more advanced hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

ARRIVALS.
From Port Prince in Arie-Madame Nes six chill
dren and reivan, MIR Corri Mr. verua Victor Dubrsme
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, the steamship arabia from Boston-w
Carpenter, Crafts W X Dimmock, q Landebsi and
and infant, Miss Lizzie Tiffany Mss Susan Tiffany Miss
Orr Masters John and Dexter Tiffany Worces Francis
wasbburp, Of Lancaster Macs; ehsw o. Bddieord
Lmery Of Bath Col John clocumb OF Providence George
Harding Of Burlington, vi Van Bergen Dan lei JOHN
Brun Mrr Lessen and infant Of New York. Morley Of
DID eton of New Orleans Mrs En- Of Toronto; and
Cordes Of Ban Saliva or BAcke of Glasgow Fraucs
Chambers Pollard, Craster Of England Bertrand Of
Pss's-S9 For Halifax-CJ Cambrelng Garland, Duncan
MCsli Of New York; Purdy, Of Tarytown. NY; Mrs
New glasgow, M; A Malcolm, Of AonreN Cammes, Of
Havana-n. Total 50.
For Savannah, In the steamship MontgomeryTbos HAnes
Master Bomafee, Louis Pesguier, Z khet Walker WI
kinscn and lady. Alexander Alexander. @ Frazer
srous. 1hos STOKES, Cppenhemer, echloaten, Mrs
tcbossten, miss schloaen, Stern Stern khous Ma
Sophie kmith, John Neaon, Lyman. j Frederick I,
MOSs Clayton GrSoves Wrisht alexander, John soni
Thames sitter W Rogers Pe.eraburg ohss Mia T.
Kahn, Kaufman Danenbaum, A tnidaker, Uiman
capt Lambert
For Norfolk &c, In steAmshp Yorktown-Max Hasefrooee
b FRA, Beircll Ward + Hendren II + Hendren
Bowes. Kelly, W GAlna h Outler apt "a rendy
q Bugfeldt and lady. Mr. Vansacks, d Bukle Ma Ann
League, DIT = Brown, q Frowst and lady D Rose
and LADY. y ConhliD, Tulford, L 3 roainshsm ID 4
waller hddih Fleming MS. s Hnn Osa se How
lett, and u in the Storage. 1' N'''7 q ~ law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
OS r 8 G RIP II.
THE NEWS BY THE ETNA.

THE NEWS BY THE ETNA.
BOSTON, August 26-l45P P. n
The steamship E.na, from Liverpool on the 18th inst
arrived here ct hapast O'Clock this morning Her
dates are the same as per the America at Halifax
The Zurich Conference bad resolved to proong the ar
mstce until the ratification Of peace.
The steamship Great Eastern formally advertised to
leave for Portland early in the month Of September
reported that the foreign ambassadors to France
would refuse to atteAd the Paris @ the colors taken
from The enemy allowed TO be carried in the pro-
cegeion.
The Bank Of France had gained sixty and half
million francs during the month OF July.
The three per cents the Paris Bourse had declined
COZ. Csc
There a vague rumor that the Prince Napoleon was
TO be made sovereign Of Tuscany.
The collision between the Austrian and Prussian SOL
ders at Frankfort serious but is believed lives
we're lost
The King Of Prussia was not expected to live much
longer
Spain had resolved to increase her forliacatons In
Cuba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
FRANCE.

All the troops that TO return to France from Italy
have arrived
The Paris correspondent Of the London Duly Nstos
learns from good that the Emperor TO
publish political amnesty the 18th inst. Il is report
ed that will include Gen. ChAngarnier COL Charras and
even Louis Blanc aud Ledru Rolin
The CJnStusaioanel, In article the French army
conveys threat considered to be aimed England The
writer Gays that when there shall have been com.
peted service OF the stme transports, which will
permit the sudden and unexpected throwing Of corps
damee on the enemys shore, the enemies Of France or
those who are jealous Of her. will think twice before pro
vokng her. The article Ia generally blamed in Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament was prorogued on the 18th inst
The Lord Chancellor read the Queens speech She
gres that the interruptions during the resson have pre-
vented many important from being carried and
hopes for their early consideration ut ths next session
The war in Italy having been concluded England had
been invited to take part in the Conference Of the great
Powers should ono DO held, bus sufficient iniorma.
sion on this subject 10 admit Of q definite reply
mad not been received. She would rejoice al being
aoe 70 contribute to arrangements to serve lasting
peace sne hopes that the direct communication with
fexm Will prove beneficial sho hopes for a continuance
Of the existing amicable relations with ALL powers
and rejoices q the complete suppression OF tho
ndan rebellion. She promises her serIous nj.
tention to tho internal improvement Of Iud,.
She gladly assented the bills providing for the naval
and military reserves and regarded permanent national
defencas az Of paramount Importance The remainder of
ahe speech is congratuatory the prosperity Of the
nation.
The dongs n Parliament the 18TH were not Of great
Importance.
IRE Atlantic Tc egraph shares were quoted at 92os
@ Lernox wyke has been appointed bnvoy Extrsordl
rsfy 70 Central America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION AT THE RESIDENCE GEN. E r.
v.wNGH1 evening political demonstration came off
In Hudson city, at the residence Of Gen. E. R. v WRIGHT
the democratic candidate for Governor Of New Jersey
the ensuing fall election The spacious halls OF his
sion were densely crowded with many prominent demo
cratic politicians Of the State, with good sprpkng from
this city grand display of fireworks from the factory
Of Stanton Co.. at West Hoboken, added much to the
gayety of the occasion Prominent among the dsinqes
presen were 6onorables r. Wortendyke c. " Clckener
Sheriff Beatty, Sam D. Westcot,, and q number of State
legislators Toass and speecnes seemed 10 be the general
order of business for the evening and Mr. Wrghts
Wright responded in happy vein to complimentary
toast in which he fully defined his position as straight
out administration democrat pledged to support its prin
cpes and candidates. and in the event Of his election he
would discharge his gubernatoria duties with an eve
single 10 the prosperity Of the Commonwealth aboY
everything His remarks greeted with enthusiastic
applause by his auditors who departed for their homes
al a late hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Uonscls closed on the 10Th at 95 e5A for money ana
S6H 95t4 for .ne account.
The bullion in the Bank Of Eogland had decreased
COS 500 since the weekly report The money market
wac without change.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The gales Of the week added up 1900 bales, o. which
GOO bas were taken by spectators and 300 bales for
exuort The market closed dull on the 18th at decline
or one sixteenth Of penny all grades Some author
ties say the decline on the mddlng and lower qualities
was one sixteenth eighth OF penny, and that the
market closed with free offerings the part Of holders
bsb without pressing on the market The sales the
18th were estimated at 900 bales the market closing
steady and slightly hrmer The following are the au1ho-
rized quotations.
Orleans Mobile. Upland
Far.
The stock in port estimated at 633 900 bales, Of
which 677 900 bales were American
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The Manchester market quiet, but firm, The de-
mapd for Eastern goods was dull.
LIVERPOOL -DRRA psTUFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstus market was quiet, but steady
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Provisions were declining and holders pressing their
sto ;ks on the market.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
Cotton at Havre had declined If, IF. New Orleans
tres ordipsire was quoted at 1l3f and has at l06 The
safes Of the week were 5000 bales, the market closing
steady at the above quotations. The stock in port
81 900 bsles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report the harvest
prospects favorable, not withstandng changeabe we.
Their. Flour quiet sales at los. l2s. 81; French
in sacks had ad vanced 3D. Wheat du holders demand
ed advance, but not obtained sales of Western
red at rs Cd. 9s and white at 3d. SO. Cd. Corn was
quiet and freely offered sales Of mixed and yellow at 6s
Cd q S. 1od., aud white at rs. a Is. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Measrs. Bigand, Albya & Co.. Richardson, Spence &
Co., and James McHenry, quote beef quiet and holders
pressing the market prices had declined 6s 3d. and
the government contracts advertised ess than
Was expected. Pork was heavy, and holders were
pressing on the market sales Of repacked at e0s
The refuses American cured in the new con
tract Bacon was inactive but steady Lard was 0rm
AID in better demand sales 54s 57s Taow in fair
demand at 55s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' and other circulars quote pot ashes dn at
27s and pearls at 2ss a 2ss Cd. Sugars dull and all
quotations slightly declined Coffee steady Rice heavy
at portal decline Of 81 Fish oils generally unchanged
Lrseed oil 2ss Cd. 2ss Rosin steady sales $500 bbls
common at 3s Sd. as 3D. Spirits turpentns at 33s a
34s ciospg at the latter price. Tea Of SALE but
prices unchanged
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring Brothers quote breadstufs Arm at the
opening and steady at the close. Iron steady 6 S. for
rails and &c &c S. for bar. Sugar quiet and prices
easier, but quotaby unchanged. Coffee firm and ad
vanced Id Tea quiet and Unchanged sales Of Cougou at
ls. 314d. h. SID. Spirits turpentne dull 35s Cd
raow steady at 64s 3D. SOS. Fish oils quiet Lnseed
oil in better demand; sales a. 2ss. Cd. a 2es.
HAvRE MARKET.
For the week ending the 9th inst.
Wheat advanced a ga francs under short supplies
Pot ashes dull and quotations barely maintained. Coffee
firm. Rice firm. Sugar steady. Lard dull, bu. steady
Oils, quotations barely maintained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
ITALY.

The Mercantile Courier Of Genoa states that the Princes
who have lost their thrones in Italy, have sent
emssaries into their respective States fomeut disorder
snd dltribute money among their adherents
In the provinces Of Parma twenty six the whole
twenty nine communes have declared their adhesion 10
the Sandman government.
stated the Italian correspondence Of the London
Times that Nodena and Tuscany have signed an offensive
and defensive league.
Farini Dictator of Modena has assembled large force
under his orders He told Count Reset the French
Envoy Extraordinary that he would level Modem, to the
ground than he would the Duke restored by
force.
The correspondence Of the London Times thinks the
Emperor of the French desires to raise up such an oppo
ston az will render the restoration of The Duke i'm
possible.
The rulers OF Central Italy, mIstrustng the lukewarm
OF the Modena party have called the republicans
to their assistance.
The Electoral Colleges Of Modena are convoked TO
the l4th.
The young Grand Duke Of Tuscany was said to be pre-
pairing manifesto, offering the Tuseans representative
constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

NATIONAL THEATRE MICS A. Hathaway, prime favo-
rite at this theatre takes her benefit this evening" and
gives bill which for variety and excellence has rarely
been exceeded. It includes the romantic drama called
"Nick Of the Woods" the third act Of "Romeo and
Juliet" the comedietta "My Neighbours Wife" the
"Youthful Brgsnd," and ntermezzo of various must
cal and photographic entertainments Without doubt the
fair beneficiary will have crowded house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
Personal Intelligence.

Among the latest distinguished arrivals in town are the
Countess OF vlanueva and quite. They have taken
apartments at the Everett house, Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

renomiraed With the above men the party succee led
By some twenty thousand majority In 1857; aud now.
tno convention consents to drop either gquabbo VIII
arise which may end In dissatisfaction If mt in defeat
rnibk OF tn ye Syracuse engineers who undertaking
TO run the machine The republicans have now the Go
vernon the Lieutenant Governor and OAnai C0mms
siorers they succeed in eecng their State ticket
State government for period or time the length Of which
no man can prophecy. They will also, they succeed
nov IN eectng majority Of the Senate hold the election
OF the pext United States Senator In their hands.
Many wsesores are hoping on one side and feavng on
the ha Governor Aorgans vetoes have weakened
the party His refusal 70 sign the interest Dill
ana he sufquehsnnR Railroad bill created much dHsats
faction at the moment Vengeance threatened upon
the beaa OF himself party by the canal contractors
and also by those reading the Of the railroad
thus vetoed At that dnie the most determined threats
we're utered and had opportunity been offered then
the ballot boxes would have spoken disastrousIy 70 tho
republican party But most Of that i'll feeling has sun
eoed The party lea1erB though considering Morgan az
de'unct as exGovernors Fish, Clark and King are not
prepared TO suffer Me defeat Of the party account Of
Aorgans independence, which his friends term indscre
narrowed down to Seward and Dickinson, II would be
trial OF strength between the democracy and the
repubhcsns. The contest would interest aud
create more activity than that has arisen In this state
Tor quarter OF century Then the fact would DO clear
~ aud decidedly demonstrated whether ab0lit.onism
or Conservatism holds actual predominence In the STATE.
IheTe are no men whoee views upon the great pending
questions are mere clearly and explicitly defined
there any persons whose are before the public
ex-senator Dickinson and Senator Seward From the
sstepcy they have both generally pursued there s
little doubt that both stand confirmed the faith which
they have 20 long maintained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
Arrival Of the America at Halifax and
the Etna at Boston.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
The Sandman Commissioners Not Present at
All the Meetings.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
~.~.>o~|~~o~-oN>~~o~~
Reported Red Republican Out
break in Parma.
The Italians Knocking Themselves
Into a Cooked Hat.
More Russian and Indian Loans
i'm London.
--,~-o-~.oo~->~-~o-~--~-
COTTON DULL-BREADsTUFFs STEADY,
10, &C., 10.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
Reported Red Republican Out
break in Parma.
The Italians Knocking Themselves
Into a Cooked Hat.
More Russian and Indian Loans
i'm London.
eOyToN DULL-BREADSTUFF STEADY,
10, &C., &c
THE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.

THE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
SAcxvrLs, N. B., August Is, 1859.
The America from Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived
=, Halifax this forenoon and will be due at Boston at
. early hour to morrow friday evening.
We .ha in consequence Of the lseness Of the hour,
be able 10 communicate the wires TO night in season
for the morning journals Friday only very brief Alb
s,ract Of the Americas news, but the full details will be
transmitted in season for Friday afternoons papers
The Zurich Conference continued In session. but the sar
du,sn absened themselves from some Of
m trgs The proceedings Of the Conference were strictly
secret.
was reported by way OF Vienna that the req repub
beans had proclaimed in Parma; that the Pedmontese
were driven OUT that the friends of order were every
where taking fight
A threatening collision had taken place between some
Austrian and Pruasian soldiers at Frankfort
Russian loan Of twelve millions sterling and an Indian
loan Of five millions had been introduced in the London
market
The screw steamship Indian, from Quebec July 80, ar
rived At Liverpool August TO- having made the passage in
shout eleven days.
The steamship Great Britain, from New York July 49,
srrived at Liverpool also on the 10th inst
The steamship City of Washington, from New York
July 80, arrived at Liverpool via Cork the 18th inst
The steamship Ariel, from New York July 80, arrived
81 southampton the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
Williamsburg City News.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT Lust evening Mr.. Peters a
cutter in the establishment Of Brooks Brothers, WAS
accidenty shot q. the Peck Sip HOTEL First
South Seventh streets, Williamsburg. appears that he
and his friend bad been skyarking in the above hotel
and going to the oar TO pay for their refreshments
bis friend accidentally dropped his pistol the DOR
which imuediaely exploded, shooting Mr. Peters the
groin. He s not expected to live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27
DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES.

BzLiasoUs-s Sunday being q beautiful day.
'he congregations were unusually large at most Of
th- churches.
FsHsts FSsssgsyriea CAaTrA In the rrorptnv
tie Rsv Dr JD0 smith fpsst0f) preached from
the E5th verse of the 2ith cha .lt.Y N - Lake n
fools, and slow of heart 90 belisv. all thai the
Prophets have spoken " This sp-sker held that
i.noranrs Of the ripssres was a most fruitful
source Of sorrow and disaster IN things OF this life
and IA their spiritual snd eternal interests
Ia tine afternoon, az announced Dr smith dsltv
er-d an hnPres~ive diseVvrse. ccczsioned by the
d~eessse of Col. Edward Brooks, an esteened
Hi"nIiscf Of that church. Tie church was gllrd
AID aHOng others present we noticed SECRETARY
60 sHd lady seated in the pastors pew ala also
tafge body of the veterans Of lsi3 The text
ssir" I'D was ihs latter part Of the st verse Ioth
fhspsef of tlse Acts of the Apostles. There wss
'-Fiaia IIlaH Ia Ce>aFea. called Cofneiius a cen
tifioH of the land, called the Italian bard ar
alading y Ihe faet thai the people Of God tho
tnsy might be found in circumstances and -
tons na0st nnffieadIy 70 their spifitIs.J9 s&d
Foi'stoFI nrScf could lie SITUATED a. 3 tssT
could Hotos usefal, remarked that i1sr L. -
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of where it could, viii. any eos 7. ~ nsais-
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