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GA verdict of guilty has been rendered
in the case of Gibson, one of the robbers
OF the State Treasuary, and the associate in
crime of the notorious Breslin. Let the
people be thankful that q jury has been
found. possessing moral courage enough to
convict a rascal in high life. The verdict
imay mot be sccording TO law technio ally
but it is strictly according to
Justice. While we regret the fall of the
man. we have no sympathy for the criminal.
,Rubiic slunderers are too common. NAL
;feassnce in. Office, being common, is getting
to-. be, respectable. Owing TO defects in
our lawe. sad inefic:ency IN the part of
those who execute them. corrupt officials are
ibecoming boId.. For the good Of society.
therefore. .iei,ns hope that an exainple will
be ansde ofihis individual, and for the credit
let it Be knnynathat we have laws in Ohio
f6r iae punishment of crime of this charac-
ter. and officers capable Of executing Them.
A desperate effjrt will be- made to secure a
new trial Tor Gibson, with the hope of &C
quitting hun upon second hearing. The
result will be waned with much interest.
Gincinnat: Gazette December. 9th.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, as Trustee of Wi.liom
L HUgue, will. On the 18th day OF January, y
d. 1869, at 10 O'clock A. N. On the premises, sell
nj public auction, the following described property:
Situated il the town of Mon;stown. Belmont co.
Ohio, and being about 30 feet IN idth OF the west
side oil lot No. 6I known aud desigraled on the
plat oi sand town, on which is situated the store
heusc lately occupied by said HOgue; appraised at
$500, 90. Also, the interest OF said Hogue and Oi
he undersigned, as his Trustee, in lot No. S., in
said town OF Murristown, as known and desiSna-
ted on The plat OF said town; appraised, At 5000.
The unders gned will also on The said l4th day OF
January, 1910, at the said s,ore-hnuse III Morris
town, commence selling public nuction. the
personal property assigned to him by said Hogue,
.ons isting oi stock OF merchandise, one sOrrcli
mare, and divers other articles which saie will be
continued lom day TO day at Morristown, I'LL jan
uary 81 ls60 and nj CenIreville in said county Of
Belmont, ON the 23d, 24th and 25tl days Of jan
nary, 1861; and Ihereaiier at Morristswn rumday
10 day I'LL said sale is completed.
1erms Of Sale: For The real estate firstu pve de-
scribed one IbiId cash in hand; one-lhirss in six
months and one. third in one year from the day OF
sale, with interest on the deferred paymenis from
the day of sale. For the balance OF the property
all amounts of S5 and under cash; over dollars )
months credit, with approved security.
SAMUEL MckiSSUN, Trustee.
December lst, 1859 weeks
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aflarriasts.

Married en the 18th inst. By III, Rev
John B Graham, Mr. JAMES JEFFREY,
Of New Brighton Can; da West, and Miss
SARAH ID. ROGERS.
On the goth inst. by the same Mr.. JOHN
v. FISHER. and Miss MARTHA G.
EIPPINCOfT, both OF Morristown.
November lst. 1859. BY Rev. W. Darling
Mr.. HENRY A. JAMES and Miss MARY
CURTIS both of Belmont county.
November oh. 1859. by the. ssme, Mr..
OLIVER REYNOLDS and Miss, MAR
GARET ROLSTON al Of Bel. Co.
November 10th, 1859. by the same, Bir.
SAMUEL L. JONES and Miss ELIZ
BETH MOOR all of Belmont county.
November 2sd. 1853. by the same Mr.
JAMES w. GRlMMER and Miss EMMA
CONNER all of Belmont county.
On December It,h. 1859, by A. d. Nc
Cormick, Mr JAMES c. GASTON and
Miss SUSAN STIELlONS both Of Bel. co.
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Eprroa CHaoE1cLE. There seemsto be a
great deal of censure cast upon the Board
Of Msusgers of the iAgfiruitrrst Society Of
our county. in reference tod debt contract.
ed in the purchase of our Fair Grounds, and
the say the receipts of the Society have
been expended. 6nd in examining the
Treasurer's report, that the receipts from
all sossces are in round numbers, about
$4,000, whilst the expenses, as reported,
overbalance this amoBat 1913, which, as
they claim, leaves the Society iL debt this
sum, and the entire cost If the new FAIR
Ground purchased Of Mr. nin,.smoppting
to At least $500. Under these cif-pm-
stances, feel it my duty 10 make a fsts-
ment Of The facts with reference To the
purchase. When the purchase of the Fair
Grounds was proposed. we Investigated the
financial condition, of the Society and found
s35 in the Treasury. with debt 81 90 per
cent. OF unpaid premiums for 1857. This
believe is about the way The matter stood
when the present Board came into power.
Alter mature deliberatioD and discussing
the different modes o. raising money to pay
for land, il was thought best not to purchase
unless it could be paid for by subscription.
With this view, Belmunt and ST. Ciairsville
circulated subscription papers for their re-
speetiye places, the one subscribing money
to buy Fair Grounds located at Belmont
and the other at St. Clairsvii:e. and reported
their success al our Eext meeting. Belmont
reported $1,000 of reliable subscription,
with guarantee thai suficiency should
be raised 10 deirsy the entire expenses of
fitting up the ground and donating the whole
10 the Agricultural S. ciety. St. Clairsviile
reported S675. and called for a vote upon
the pus CHASE This wac objected to. unless
We knew how the balance of the money
wss to be rAised The subject being fully
discussed Il wes guaranteed on the Psrtsof
st. Clsifsville that she would purchase, fit
up sud donate to the, Society, lhe Fair
Groun.,, the ssme as Belmont agreed TO do.
With this guarantee, and in consideration
clone of this guarantee. j, was decided by
vote ot the Board. to have the Fair remain
at 81. Ciairsville.
Ny object in making the above statement
Of facts, is ihut The people of the county
may know that the interests Of the Sscieiy
were pot entirely forgotten; ands that the
Society, in its corporate boy, is not respon-
sibie Tor the debt contracted in the purchase
of The land for new Fair ground. = 7: the
contract made on the part of st. Clsirsville
apparentiy in good faith, had been hred up
to, our Society would now be clear Of debt
anG in a prosperous condition. hereby call
upon st. ClairsviIIe for an explanation OF
their failure 10 live up to their guarantee.
Was it made in good faith, or merely as
sub,eriuge. and for the purpose of keeping
both the Fair and their subscription, Let
US hear from you; it is but just to yourselves
and to the county TO explain.
"A MEMBER OF THE BOARD.
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RECEIV Frs S ALE.
STATE of Ohio. Beln,oni County, SIS,

DURSuANT to an order of sale from the court
J. Of Common Pleas, in and Tor the county Of
Belmont Issued in the case OF Daniel Peck Hgains,
John A. Grove and others, and 10 me directed, |
shall expose to puoiic sale the Court House. in
st Cla irsville, on S SATURDAY. the 3lst day 81
December, A. D., 1859, at O'Clock. P. IL. the
following described properly, 10 vii. Situated in
The town ST. Carsviile. in said county OF Bel
mont, being 46 feet more or less off the East paIt
OF lot No 50, in sald town.
The said property is appraised as follows So
much thereof as lies West OF the line dividing The
brick and wooden houses situated thereon, and at 4
continuation of said line in the Same direction II
the North end of said lot, $780, and the balance
of said property at $500.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th IN hand, 1e-;hird
in year, & one third in years with inerest on
the deferred payments Irom tire day OF sale.
The premises will BE- sold separately. a. appraised
or together, 10 suit purchasers.
u. ID. L. COW EN-, Receive.
December lst, 1859. 4w
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SHERIFF'S SALE

JAMES ByrIEs and Wife vs. MARY THoMas. ct al.
PY VIRTUE OF an Alias 0rder.o Sac to me
ID directed IRON the Court of Common Pleas OF
Belmont county, Ohio. l will sell. on wednesday
January the lIth 1860, on the premises. between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a. and O'Clock, P. NJ ol
said day. the following described real estate. To
wits Situated lying and being in ,he county oi
Belmont and State OF Ohio, and being the North
range No. 6, containing one hundred and sixty
three acres, more or less Appraised a, the sum OF
SsUoo.
Terms OF Sale-One-lhird in hand, one.third in
one year. and one-third in two years with in ter, st
on deferred payments. P. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff,s Office, 81. Clairsville, December 9th,
1852 printers fees 2 50
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SIiERIFF,s SALE.

Hiram Borofr VS.. Josephus Walker
DIX VIRTUE OF an Alias Vendi TO me direct
ID ed from the court OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont county. Ohio, will sell on, TUESDAY. the
18th day OF January, A. D. 1850. at the front door
OF the Court House in ST. Clairsylle, in snid coun-
~, between the ho oIrs oi 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. ot said day lie following described
real esate wit: l9l feet on tbe'WesI side OF lot
No. 81 in the town OF ST. lairsvile, and The part
OF said lot 10 embrace the whole ar so much that
the frame house that is now erected on said lot
being the same part of said lot that was conyeyed
by Jam, Wilkins and Lydia his wife 10 Archilis
Scatterday. by deed dn,ed September 18th, ISL
ALSO The East half -oi Lo: No. 6s. in ST.
Clairsviile, Belmont county, Ohio, with the appur
tenances
Appraised as follows:-Lot No 6s. So 500; n,
So $500. Terms cash p. LOCHARY.
Sheriff of-Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff s Office, ST. Clairsville, December 18TH
1853. printers iees3I3
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A MEMBER oF'THE BOARD.
The saturday Evening Post. :

A Premium Engraving to Every Subscri
to the Prospectus Of the Saturday Evening
Post. in onr advirtising columns. The
Post" ia considered by many the B ast, !"
as it is The OLDEST, of the weekly papers
For 1860. we preceive, it offers large ana
beautiful steel engraving called The Speak
ing Likeness" as a premium TO every sub.
scriber. IL offers also two other large s'ee
engravings of "The Falls OF Niagara" as
premium to the getter up of Clubs. The
contributors to the Post are not excelled
dy those of any other paper. See Pfospec-
tus. sf .=s
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
Il Farm in Belmont county. l6 miles below
Wheeling on The Ohio river and containing about
2G9 acres. There are about 80 acres cleared, and
the balance is we'll timbered. On the Farm is an
excellent young bearing Orchard of grated and
choice fruit, new and comfortable hewed log
Dwelling Ho Sc, and good hewed log Barn.
auout 35x25 ieet. The subscriber having removed
70 the West, viii give grea: bargain to any cne
D. ID. 4. Cowen, atSt Clairsvile. or Thos. Day,
on the adjoining farm JNO III WILLIAMS.
dec223w By d D 7 Cowen, his agent
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The President. Mes.age.

The President has 6nsily grown tired
Of aa nnorsanized Congress, and sent hi:
message 10 the senate We have rs vel
5u, synopsis. He depiorcs the HsrPer's
Ferry aff.irs congrxtuiates Congress on ;he
settlement Of the question Of slavery in the
territories. He says the shareholder car
take his slave into the territories under the
protection OF the constitution and that BY
pow er can impair or snnul that right. He
10 in favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba.
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Hamilton's Two Views of Niagara Falls--a
couple OF handsome and large sized Steel Engra-
vings--,he retail price OF which is FIVE DOLLARS
we are enabled to club with on the following re-
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we.l-known Monthly Magazines. Arthur's Home
Magazine and Godeyis Ladys Book. Read the
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One copy of The Post and both Engra-
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One copy OF the Post and one OF Arth-
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copies and one of the Engravings 10
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copies and ono copy extra OF both en-
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~ copies and one copy extra, or both
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30 copies nnd one copy extra, and both
Eagrgyings 10 gettrr oi club 5000 year
Ministers and School Teachers are charged only
81 year The Riddle and Problem Department
renders the Post particularly acceptable to the lat
lei class.
A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM
A large and beautiful Engraving oiI:steel, II BY
% inches, called The Speaking Liseness," will
be sent TO every subscriber to the Post f,r 1866
who shall send, in addition 10 his subscription,
the Of twenty i've cents. TO pay tie expese o
postage mailing. &c, &C. The retail p Ice o the
engraving is -Four Dollars. 1t is Gain.
z. S.-l,Le postage will be pre- paid on all the
Engravings Address, -
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No. 1872 South Third Street, Phiiadelpiia.
Sample copies oil the Post sent gratis when re.
ques,eJ
To EpIToRs Editors who give the above one
insertion, condense the mate rial portions OF il
for their editorial columns. shall be entitled 10
exchange and copy OF The Speaking Likeness,
aiming the advertisement or notice. dea22w
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AMERICAN, wHlG AND UNION NEE
{. - $3.50 q TING. -.

WASHlNGIcH, Oec. zS-li N
Delesiiss fully representing. the Ameri-
can. Whig and Uuion Parties. met here
this erenipg. when. after some discussion
Of Conservative character, the following
resolution iwss adopted: .s.s. =. 4
Resoltes, That the Chairman OF this
meeting be enpowered and requested .. 10
eoiuiuneuan With the Chsirman of the Ma
tioasI Central American COMMITTEES and
the Chairman oi the Mhig and Nationsl
Com@i,ies. 70 csll Nstioaaf Onion Con.
ven,ion for The nomination Of candidates
Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of
the Tinted States, snd the issue 40 address
II it seem expedieot tor them SO to do, tc
the people Of the United States, suggesting
tbe mede Of eleciiug delegates to the said
cosvention, and setting forth the reasons
khsSh hsds the present Dnisn movement
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-SHERIFFS SALE.

KsAp, CARTER. w usoN' & CO. vs. ONe & HoEx
DY VIRTUE of a Vendi to me directed from
ID the court of Common Pleas of Belmont county
Ohio, will sell on TUESDAY, the I7Ih dav Of
January. A. D. 1860, at the rvn, door OF The Caur
House. in ST Gainesville, in sriGrountv. between
the hours of 10 o'clock. A. n. and O'Clock, ?. N of
said day, the followi G lands and ronemenis. 10
wit: Lot No. 20 In Robensacks addition to the
10 wn of Martinsville, Belmont coul,v. Ohio, IT'D
the appurtennnces Appraised at Si25
Terms cash. p. LOCHAPY. --'
Sheriff Of Belmont county. Ohio.
Sheriff,s Office ST Clairsville, Dec. l5th. A. D.
1889. printers feese co
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SAFE OF REAL ESTATE,
BY ORDER OF COU RI

.IAN THE sIsr day of Jsnua-y. A. D.. 1850. on
" the premises. will be sold To the highest bid
der the ioli,wing Real Estate, rs ihe property OF
Robert Ra is,on deceased, TO wit: Wcsi half OF lot
No e.; rhree-iourths ot the East side oi Lot No.
90. in Ihe town of Hendryshurgh. Belmont CO., o.
Appraised as ioows:-West halt OF Lot No. 81
at sos 60; three ou.ills OF Lot No. 63 az ss5,u-
all unincumaarrd by widows dower-t
Terms oi Sale.--One-halt I'M hand; one fourth in
one year. and one fourth in Two years, with inter
est o.; he deferred payments IRON the day OF sale.
On the premises are erected comfortable frame
dwelling, Shoe shop, &c.
WILLIAM TIDBALL
Administrator of Robert Ralston, deceased.
December 22d, 1850.
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SHERIEFS HALE.

g. 3 TosrKlSs rs. WILLIAM c. CszzAN.
DY VIRTUE of a Mardete 10 ne directed from
Id the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont CO.,
Ohio will sell the from door of the court house
in tie town ofSt C airsvie in said county,, on
TUESDAY. January 3rd 1850. between the hours
of ten o'clock A. NJ. and clock, ". OF sail AZ
the 70 owing described real estate. 10 w:t.-rI e
West hall of c, No. 2 in the village OF East Rich
land, Belmont county. and being in section No 81
tp I and range 4, in said county appraised at the
sum 80 dollars. Terms cash
P .LOCHARY ,sSherifr of Belmont CO., O.
Sheriff's Office, ST. ClairsvIlle. December ls.,
1859. printers iees2.i5
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Belmont county, Ohio Court of Com
mon Pleas.

ANAyp, NJ. BRowN VS.. HszEIAI Biows, ct a..
THE above named Rtzekixh. Blown is hereby
i notified that on the l1lh day OF December. A.
D. 1853. the above named Amanda VI. Brown filed
petition in the Clerk'- Office OF the above named
Court, which said petition is now pending in said
Court The object and PRAYER OF which Is procure
divorce from the said H. zekiah Brown, The Gus
todyof ,he children III. issue OF said marriage, and
Ioa.onaLle aiimcny tor the casses OF wiliul alb
sence iur three years ani gross neglect o. duty
The said petition will be iur hearing AT the next
term of sand court, commencing February i4th.
lS6a. ID. 5. ADAMS. Clerk.
ID. D. T. CowEN. Attorney tor Petitioner.
December -. 1859.
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t } IS.

In Kansas Territory, on Nov. 9th, 1889.
OF Remi'tent Typhoid Fever. JOSEPH
McKELVEY, formerly of Belmont county,
Ohio, in his twenty feurth year.
On the 9th of November. Mrs. SABiNA
BROWN, consert of Cyrus Brown, Of New
York ard daughter CT j. w. and Mara
Hutchinson.
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Aver.l ,AccidentS

Happened during the iolifeaton of sa-
turday. Jns. Groves son of ]. A Grove.
Of shis place, had his band badly mutiiated
BY pistol shot. Charlie Davis, son Eli
Davis living two miles South Of town had
his face badly burned by pisymste, play
fully shooting . charge of powder at him.
We understand th., one eye is seriously in
jursd. - f.tgeE ...a5..i 80
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED T.aNTHE
RICHEST DlLAIDL5M
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPER0Rs.
Mhat! Mhr a BeaulifuI Head of Hair.

W nat. why u BcautIul neau OIL Adlrs
DECAUSE il is he ornament God himselfpro-
ID vided Tor all our face. Reader, although the
rose may bloom ever SO brightly in the glowing
cheek, The eye be ever spark ling, the teeth be
OF pearls the head is bereit Of its covering
or The hair be snarled and shriveled, harsh and
d.y, or still, il sprinklcd with gray. nature
will lose mere than halt her charms. Prot. Woods
Hair Restorative, ii used two or three times a
week, will restore and permanently secure 10 all
such an ornament Re ad the following and Judge.
The writer OF the first is the celebrated Pianist,
Thalberg: NEw YoRK, April 10. 80.
DR. WooD--Dear Sir: Permit ME 10 express 10
yor the obligations am under for the entire res
to lion of nv hair TO its original color; about the
ii OF my arrival in the United States ii wasrop.
il Y becoming gray. but uron the application of
ur Hair Kestors!ivc' 1t soon recovered its
. iginal hue. consider your Restorative very
wonderful invention, quite sfiicatious well Us
,gieeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
s TIL ALDERG
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B.rst to Death.
Widow Pennington was burned to death
On ls.t SSbesth abo,t two o'clock. She
has resided with her son-in-IaS JUhn Phil
lips, and for, a number Of years has been
in6rn, and in. fact hardly able Of taking care
Of herself. = q seem. she had been lett for
. short time si.tirg alone by ihe fire. hen
her clothes had caught on fire, ard she was
burned TO death Sphou, being able to leuvs
her chair, a her ehsned, and disfgured form
vss found just rs she had been left. She
vas 6s years Of age, Few woman have
been more respected She was ani.bk in
her disfositioas and in tbe days when she
vas sble.ns pc NOR, thsn she could sllevia,e
: fas wants Ui she SICK aad the afflicted. Her
life was welf spent, and noy. willie her in
fsm body miLgles with it's mother earth in
Tie family buryfng ground. her friends have
,the comforting hope thst het freed spirit IN
tbut uper md better land is joined to loved
ores gone before. s'E
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Drunk, Druske,, Drunkts,.

q Such Is she proper qusl'6caiion OF two
wouId-be fast solng men from Wheeling,
who di.pIayedtheir brute supremacy like
crazy fools, BY ridiEg in open buggy back
snd fvrth through town, ,mskipg Christmas
hideous with their feendi.h sels We hope
,ssr ncighbofs owes the river mip take prompt
measures 20 snPpsess any more. sushs infa,
'Dions. Il lie treason against our ;Stste and
- viii set Gov. Chsss alter them-
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0Prof Sedgwicx of London has receiv-
eG a communication from DIR. Livingston.
dated '.River Zanbesi, Eas, Africa, May
27" DR.. Livingstone reports the discovery
of real highland lake regioa, where the
inhabitants cultivate cotton very extensively
while, he adds, eevery one spins and weases
IL - -.--.