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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
asy-R yLrorous IrEMs.-Rav. Mr.. Il

aSrR gLIaIoUs ITEMs.-Rov. Mr. Ed.
monds, of the NJ, r Church, las been en-
gagged in protractets meeting at Faiview
which up to this time has resulted in acces
!. sions to the Church lit that place OF ovel
serenity meml yrs
: Rev. s. va Kennedy held a. prot. atet
meeting at Mt. Olivet, which resulted in NJ
increase at that lace ofMaiy-eght mcmb 'rs
A protractedr ,ceting of the NJ +. Chutcf
Is in progress in Loydsvilles that promise
TO be Successful.
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sSy-TuE BAXTER H5usE.-This publ

DN-THE BAXTER HoUsE.-This public
house, situated back of the county build
ings, and kept by that accommodating land
lord, d s. Thurston, Esq. has not bocn doing
as much business recently as it did during
the latter part of the past YEAR. Prior to the
Fall term of Court there were twenty-fodr
boarders at this establishment, and at pres;
ent there are only eight,whic isquit6 fall.
ing off. The landlord docs ii5t know how to
account for this, as he has always tried to
do justice to those who have patronized his
house, unless it is because Of the ttnacty
with which he holds on to them, none hav.
ing been permitted 70 leave, except ''by due
process Of INV !"
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,ADMINIsTaATOR's SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate, Court
/ Of Belmont county. Ohio, made on the sih
day of May, A. D., 1850, the undersigned Admin
istr njors OF tie estate ef Lindley NJ. Holloway,
decd, Will on the f.,,,. .,.
Ninth Day of March, 1861,
bo,wsen the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. M, and =, n,
on said day, offer oi sale OIL the premises or IN me
Town OF Fiishing, the following prope rites, viz;
Lot No. "a, with dwelling, old stoIe-room and
stable, and also splendid FARM, miles East
of Flushing, lying on the Union,own road, In
Wheeling township, containing
ESQ ACRES,
more or less beautifully situated, with pretty good
dwelling house, good barn, good orchard and wei
wotered-in fact one Of the best stock farms IL
the neighborhood.
n Any person wishing to purchase viii pleas
come and look b fore day Of sale.
THRMs OF SALE. Oue.thrd in hand and tn
balance in two annual payments, with in'eres
a"u 'pp'' DANIEL HOLLOWAY.
c. Il HOLLOWAY, Admrs..
February I, 1861 ieb'h
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FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS,
Evergreens, Dahlias, Roses, &c. &c.
AT The COLUMBUS NJRSER Y,
Now covering over one hundred acres Of land }
Fruit Trees.

Fruit Trees.
A PoLE, Pear, Peach, PLAN, Cherry, &c. both
N Standard and Dwarf Trees, OF the most
approved varieties Tor Ohio and the South West !;
much better und cheaper than Eastern grown
trees, for Western Planting.
Crane Viats, including the finest new, hardy
orts Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Concord Har:.
ford Prolific, &C.; good strong roots, at reduced
p.icts. ..s. t, r.,
Ornamental SnRuDs Over one bundled vuri-
e,ies, many OF Them very beautiful and cheap. for
embeishing dooryards & making home attractive.
Everereens of all the hardy, approved kinds,
muny OF them OF large size, and having been sew
ern times removed in the Nursery are sure 10 gr W.
ROSES--A splendid collection, including fifty
or more of the finest Hybrid, Perpetual, Moss and
oiler hardy kinds, as well us Chinese, Ncis.tte,
Teu; g., at very low prices Also Double Dah-
las, Verb@nas and other choice Floweiing Plants
in greo, varvty 49,,
a new Descriptive Cnta ogue will be sent graft
| to all upplica MS Trees, &C. will be secure y
pack ed and forwarded TO any points on the Raj /
roads Canal or Ohio River, as may be desired, nut
money may be safely sent safely to US by Express
OF otherwise, from oil ports OF the country.
BATEHAM, HANFoRD & CO,
| fbIi Columbus, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

Z sS-The Gazette makes very uncharit-
able hing at the benevolent ladies', who de-
serye 80 much credit tor their activity in
raising funds for the relief Of Kansas suf-
ferine Never mind the fling, ladies, you
have nobly done your duty, and we have nc
.doaht that if the editor Of that paper will
Give YOU the name of the widow lady, ''whe
has been begging work to keep herself and
children from starving, IF there is an,
AucA person; which we very much doubt
yoar action will be very different from tn
acsirh Of that gentleman in the premises
Instead Of ruJIahihg the matter you will re
icye the wsnt.
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Presbyterian sabbath school.

The Sabbath School of this Church met
in the Church on last Sabbath morning, and
elected the following officers:
William Chambers, Superintendent.
James IIutchison, lst Assistant
DR.. Henry West, ID "
s. NJ. Crawford, Librarian.
J. A. Ramage, Secretary.
The classes present elected their owr
teachers which was follows:
Class No l Miss Nancy Faris,
" No2 Mrs. A. G. Longgley,
&C No 3 Miss Il. Carroll.
Quits an interest was manifested, and a
hope is entertained that the School will sooi
be in fourishing condition.
Let parents and teachers give it their at.
tchtion, come and encourage it with you
presence.
VIM. CHAMBERS, supt.
j. A. RAMAGE, Sec'y,
St. Clairsville, Feb. 26, 1861.
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nss~Tbc Democr ATTIC leaders Of tho Pro-

yjsional Union if. c 'nstitntional contingent,
a enforcement Of the i;ssys party, under the
!. sleaa Of james f ciiarleswoNh, held secret
meeting At Belmont, ON the 22d inst. We are
not posted therefore, as to what WIS done,
but have no doubt that they concluded to
unite with the Democ, ptic party-if that
party will give them all the Offices. Weyshal
perhaps have that part Of the proceedings,
'siissigned for the outside barbarians, >
when we receive copy of 'the only nation
n IN American paper published in Ohio.
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Sherif's Sale.

James R. Hunt VS.. Jesse White, ct al.
DY virtue Of mandate to me directed from Che
ID court Of common pleas OF Belmont county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at tho front door o! the
court house in st Clairsville, on
Friday, March %, 1861,
lbefw6en the hours Of 10 A NJ and 4Rnof said day.
the following real sstate, described g follows, to
wit, beginning ior the sams IS o0-lo0 perches
north oi The east corner of the sooth- east
quarter cf section 81. township 9 and range =
thence north to station Cd ~ 6o.i00 perchss =
thence north rs lo2 Yves, 80 20 oQ peiches 70 sta.
tion 8; thense south soie west 3, 70 e
35Is eust I8 78.l0O perches TO the plnce OF begin
ming, containing two t2) acres with the appulle
nances lhareunto belonging, kt
Appraised at the sum OF 9ol0O.
-T- Special Master
sherifrs Office, ST. Clsiruvills, February al:,
1861. - 80 printers ices 81 81
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,~AsorHrn Dsss0oaArio DEfALcA

~-ANorHER Dsss0oRAric DEfALcAs
r1oN.-We have been relisbly inforffed
that the Treasurer of Monroe county has
rroyep a defaulter to the tune Of from six to
tsu thousand dolla rs. Nathan Hollister,
Em,. w.s appointed by the Probate Judge
TO investigate the Treasury, and soon ascer'
t.;nsd that there was deficiency of about
AZ 600. Heimmediately locked up the Treas
ury, and sent for the Commissioners who
vent into an investigation Of the matter
M. William Myers, the Treasurer, admits
defslcation Of $1,000, and how mucl
more there is missing we have not yet boe'
able to ascertain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUNTY
SS:-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Petition for Divorce.

Mary A Frosi vs. Andrew Frost
A NDREW FROSi Defendant, bon-resi
IA dent Of the county oi Belmont and State oi
Ohio, will take notice that on the 5tb day Of Feb
ruary, 1861, petition was filed by the under
signed 10 the Office OF the Clerk OF the Court o
Common Pleas, in and Tor snid county, The oh
ject and prayer OF which is that the marriag,
contract hereiufore existing between Mary A
ths applicant for more than three years last por
before tie filing Of her petition asking also custody
OF the minor children, and praying sIimony be al
lowed her out OF the real estate and other property
ol her raid husband. Said petition will BE- lor hear
ing Of March term, 1861
MARY A. FROST.
febT6w BY l.. Daniofd, hor Attorn ney.
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State of Ohio, Belmont Co., N
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Pickens
Lewis Perkins.

Lewis Perkins.
THE Defendant, Lewis Perkins, n non.resi.
dent OF the county and 81 ute aforesaid, viii
take notice that on the 18th Of February, 1851
there wns ii led by the plaintiff q petition y the
office OF the G Cerk OF The Court OF Common Pleat
IN aud Tor Belmont county, Ohio, the object and
prayer Of which Is TO obtain Judgment against
ihe defendant tor the sum OF $205 20. with inter
est upon said SUN from January 3lsr, 1856.
The claim in said petition is founded upon a
regularly certified transcript oi judgment OF the
Court OF Common Pleas in and Tor Owen county
Inuiana. and upon which said judgment the
above sum, with interest as aforesaid, is due the
plniniif Also to subject the detendant's inter
est in the following described property to che pay
ment oI the above claim, to wit. Situate in the
county OF Belmont and State Of Ohio, and being
in section %, township o, range 4, and being The
southeast quarter of said section, containing l5s
acres, more or less the defendants i, tcres beins
the undivided one-six.h part tof said tract, sub
rect TO the dover ig forest OF Elizabeth Perkins -
His said interest appraised at $500 00
'rhe defendant is hereby notified that he is re
quired TO answer the petition Aforesaid by th
Goth duy Of April, 1861.
T Witness d. S. ADAMS,
900 Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas.
L DANFoRD, attorney for plaintiff.
February %, 1867. 8w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

@-ELEcrloN FOR PosrMAsTER.-As
will be seen by notice in another column,
an election viii be held for Postmaster OF
st. Clnirsvillej at the Clerks Office at o.
clock on Saturday the 9th inst. This course
has heen recortiGended by Mr.. Colfox, who
will nrost likely be Postmast.r-General under
the ne reaime
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

SEFTHERE is an article in the last Gazette.
in relation to Kansas suffering, the purport
ofwfich IL that Providence is affecting hel
people oaseeount oftheir SINS and that it is
wrong to interfere.
We think when Providence visits for sins
there win be some people who do not live
in Kansas that win get scourging.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
BELMONT COUNTY. OHIO, COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Notice.
Milton j. Burr, Administrator Of Joshua
Lamp, deceased, Plaintiff,
Michael McKearrey, Defendant.


Michael McKearrey, Defendant
THE defendant, Michael McKearney. is here
l. by notified that on the 18th day Of January.
1861, the above named plaintiff filed a periiio1
against the said defendant In the clerks office of
the above named court, the object and prayer OF
which is TO procure an order to sell the following
described real estate, situated in snjd county Of
Belmont und being part OF section %. township
range 5; beginning Tor its bound aries at stone
marked A on VIM Burrs line aud running thence
south $50 east l4-03 poles to a stone marked o ;
thence in the same direction until II intersects
the bed OF the railroad; thence ulong said bed
un, il it iniersects the SOmerton road, reseryinR
always To the Cennrl Ohio railroad oon parfy
such an amount of territory as is ne cessary fol
completing double track. as. specified in an
article Of agreement between said company and
M Burr and brother; thence north along said
Scmertnn road Al poles TO a stone marked t.
thence north east TO the place OF beginning, con.
tanning one acre, moro or less, md known rs the
warehouse property. together With the privilege
OF switch aud railroad station granted to said NJ
Burr, upon a mortgage on said premises given Ivy
said defendant to said plaintiff. 10 secure the pay
men OF 292 dollars January IL. 1851, and 292 dol
lars Janu, IA. 1862, with interest from January
a. 1860, no part Of which has been.paid.
The defendant is acquired 20 answer by March
"a 1851. d S ADAMS, Clerk.
ID ID T CowEH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
January "a, 1861, CIV
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

b9"EDUcATIoN IN OHro;-eThere are
6S5, 1T youth enrolled in tile Public Schools
of Ohio, 4o5, ,5o2 in average dailS attend
ance. There are 20, 73l Teachers employed,
who receive 81, ,l60.s2S for their services:
There arc 10, 400 School Houses in the Stdtcj
worth $4,7O7, 227:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

S9rTHE DrpTfiERIA continues to prevail
to some extent iu the Mt. olivet neighbor-
hood. Mr.. F. Mead ofthat place has lost hi'
eldest son and youngest daughter within SIX
DAYS of each other.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

bWAccnENT. "A son Of Edward White,
residing in Union Township, was kicked by
a horse on Monday last, and died from the
effects on the following day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

S@-CoNcERr The blind boys, NJ. III:
Gibeaut and A. c. Marsh, graduates of the
Ohio Blind Asylum, will give a vocal and
instrumental concert at the Court House, on
Friday evening March LIST. They are fine
musicians, and cannot fail to please all.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

No REcoNsTRUCrION.- citizen of Rich
nond now in Charleston, writes, Feb IS ::
There is not the slightest prospect Of the
Southern Confederacy coming back to the
old Union. The best people ] meet with ex-
press honest indignation at the idea, when
sugg ,sted. They say they are not tricksters,
nor children, and have no idea of joining
the North again, in any shape.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

n6S.EtgcrroN FOR POSTMASTER. All
Republicans who receive their mail matter
at the Post Office; III st. Clairsville, are re-
duested to meet at the Clerks Office in said
town, Oh SATtIRbAY, March 0, at o'clock,
P. NJ, for the purpose of indicating by
ballot their choice for Postmaster in said
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.bg'WE thank our horistown friend f5f
his g6bd offices, in furnishing us with the
local iie$s IF that section, and hope our
friends throughout the county will Ego and
do likewise Send iii the facts, and VIC
will ''drcss them up if you lave not time,
nor the inclination.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS. %
Petition for Paffition
Notice. III
Theodore L. Shue, Plaintiff,

1neOuDrc L. cnue, TAiuIfu,
va.
ElifGbeth Vail and Ewers Vail her hus-
band, Levica St,llwell and Jnmes A. etdn-
well, her husband, and John Rotsy,
ladults) and George Shue, DEWITT q.
Robey, Oliver G. Robey, Alice 8. Robey
and Ithamcr n Robey, tIninors) defend
ants. 70
TNHE ABOVE namod defen Ianis will taks
l. notice that on the 24th day ofJspuary, 4.
D., 1861, apstiiion was b led agslns, them By NJ
above ramed plaintiff in the clorks Office OF lie
the said plaintiff demands partition OF the follow.
ing described real estate, being the same premises
OF which George Shue, late OF saic county. died
seized, lying in kirkwood township in said
county, in the northwest and southwest aAd
northeast quarters of $, ction 4, township and
range 6. containing 1881 acres more OF less. 69a
acres. more or less Of which is part Of Wass Of
1879 acres and poles In the said north-east quar-.
ter formerly owned by said George ,Shue snd tbe
defendant John Robey. partition OF which has
been made by sgreemeni between tl.erss, no con.
vey being yet made BY deed; also 81 12 usrse
more or less. In the east 2 Of section TO- TIP .,
range 6; and also the premises Of which Elizsbeth
Robey died seizsd, lying in Union township IL
said county, being IS acres and % perches, more
or less in north par.of the uurih west quartet VI
section -, township 8, range s. Said premisA
are more particularly described In said peutioe
| At the next term OF said court application vii
be made by the said Theodore l. Shue tor an ordes
that partition may he made Of said premisss. s'
THEoDoHE L. sHUE.
| By D. d. r. Cowon, his Attorney
January "a, 1861, ow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

ID FAD the following from the Insurance Mon.
IL iior and Wall Street Review. fnr Sept, 1850:
I'VE print the one hundredtli seni.uniual sta to-
meni OF The Hsrllord tire Insurance Company
The OiD HAKTfoRD, as II is iamiIiorly called. was
incorporate in IelO. with perpetual efsf.er.-
Ii has done a success iul general Fire Insurance
business ior hull n century. lis stock Is quoted
higher than that oi any American compsny -
Within the month IL has sold ut s2l3, dnd this
rice is freely offered without sales OF any amount
cent fixed Incts."
For deiuiiod statement of the conditirBo of the
above company Sc small cards Md cffcuisses =,
inzurancys may be effected with this old and
substan lial coulpony IN very favorable terms
Dwellings insured Ior a term oil years at sery
low rates
For policies apply 10 Henry ToPPISs. Agent
ut the Belmont Branch Bank, Bridgeport. or a
the second door East of the Court House. st
Clairsville. HENRY TOPPING, Agent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

bT.THIEvEs ABoUT-One night last
week a store was entered in Hendrysburg
and robbed of goods to the value Of twenty
dollars Or more;
On the same night two houses were forced
open in Morristown but nothing was taken.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that an application will
l. he made to Ills Excelency WIN. DEM ison
Governor oi the State OF Ohia, for the pardon OF
EBENEZAR KNAPP, who was convict OF The
crime OF burglary at the Summer Term, 1859, of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont county
Ohio, and sentenced to the peniientary for the
term OF tive years; said Eb, ,ncz,r Knapp being
joiuty indicted and tried with one Jonah Briggs,
lsunc sutton and Carter Sutton.
Feb. 81 1861, BE- LOVINA KNAPP
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

nA-It it is stated that some dozen appli-
cants for patents have been made by citizens
of states which have seceeded, and in every
instance they make oath that they are citi.
zcns of the United States.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

Sso~GoNE. The Thealer which has been
playing in our town for three weeks past,
under the management ofMr Breyer, closed
the season here on Saturday night, with a
magnificent bill. This company Is at present.
playing in Martinsville
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF S SALE.
The State of Ohio vs.. Nancy McCort.
DY VIRTUE of a vendi to me directed
ID from the Probate court Of Belmont county
1851, between the hours Of lG O'Clock, NJ and
o'clock, NJ Of said day. on the premises Of Eliza.
beth Gray, in Somerset township. in soid county
the following property. TO viii: One lot Of lumber
supposed to be one thousand feet, more or less.
Terms OF sale cash. p LOCHARf,
Sheriff of Belmont county. Ohio
SherifNs Office, February IA. l5bl.-S2,o0.
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rs hereby given that on application i'll be made
L To His Execllepcy Gov. WIN. Dennison, Ior
the pardon Of JAMES y. McMANUS, convicted
Of the crime OF Grand Larceny nj the Spring term
OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio. and sentenced 70 the Peniteniiary OF the
State for the Term OF FIVE years; said James 5.
McManus beinR jointly indicted and trisd with
one VIM Tanda JAMES McMANUS
February II. 1861, 3ipd
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

To Saroh T. Williams ami Alexander WI.
Jams her husband aud slug l.toD :. uafdy, you
III take notice, that On III, 10th day oi Jsnu nv,
A. D., 1tGl. the undersigned lii.d bItii.p w
the court II cofnn'n pleas of Belmont ccun,y.
Ohio, where the same Is now pcndinsi drtnsnd
ing partition of III, hilowias ptelpise. fifwat'S
In said county .csDsisina OTIS bscs or nnr,sls q
land aJl 'inIllg ench other. Ibe iifsl uae, beiix
part OF the North Esst quarter " section ".
Township !. and Raoge Z. containing " aes. '
more or less mud bsunded on the west EIDE by,
the road leading from ~. ClsifsvilIa 10 Cacix
In Harrison county Ohi; on tho South by the
Commons Of the Town Of st. Ciairsviii-. AID
on the North by the lsnds Of WIN. PhilipnL-
The second trrci. containing ~ seTes, " put
Of the North East quarter oi eeiion 4, Town.
ship ], and Range \, aud !, bJundcd On ths
East by The lands ot John Thompson, ,ssa % fhs
West BY The tract ubOve de cribrd. end % che
N.rth BY the lands OF Wfo. PHILIPPE, end befne
the same out lot tiaf was owned by Ana c. Ixk
st tho time OF her DEATH said lois beina .IctIsefs
known % the out lots OF Wm. Si,srHless sn1
Hugh Orr. =
The undersigned demands that pafiiiSsn -
made Of said premises. and ths' tbs3f Interest.
therein, be Get off 90 them In soverslsy. Atshs
next " m Of said court, snd appIicsu N viii b
mad bv u,e undersigDed for On order thnt pafu-
iion may be made Vi said premises and anyofhei
proper order,
JENNETT NICHOLe,
with Joel Nichols her husband.
By Tallman & Topping, their Aey's. ?
St Clairsvillc, Jan 10, 1861, jal76w.
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Tuesday, March 70, 1856

Tuesday, March 70, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and P. N. or ead
Gay, the following real estate, To wit t.
The undivided one-ha II OF the one fourth Of on
acre, be the same more or less, in con 80 town.
snip nnd range Q, md being the same realestals
on which Robert n. O'Neil and Oliver NJ. SponsleI
now reside. and being west and adjoining the
town Of Bellaire. Appraised ut sll00.Oo. Term,
Of sale cash. 7. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county. Ohio.
SherifI's Office ST. Cluirsville, Feb. u, 1s6l-s4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

MASONIC and l. D. D. +. CALENDAR II
81. Ciairsviile Chapter, No. II, Royals
Arch asons, n eets every Friday evening
IN or after The full moon. ~
EUGENE HAGLE NJ. Z. H.r
Bci.,ont Lodse, No. 10. Free anc Accepted Ma
.ons. meets evsyy Wednesday evening on or prace
ling the full neon. ,., =.
D. G. NxIswAsa Err. Secretary.
Mystic Lodge, No. I00, l. o. o. F.n~
aeeis every Mondt y evening. RA E
-. KLINE, Ne. E~
L. POND Secret ary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

pa-Mns. HANNAH SHANNON, Of this
township, was buried III the Friends grave
yard Of this place on the 25th inst. She
was in the 73d year of her age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

sG-The Wheeling aid Barncsville In
telligencers will please credit this paper for
statistical locals Some Of these items re-
quire a great amount Of labor to collnte, and
we think deserve at least o credit:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

s1~T There has been fifteen applications to
the Court Of Common Pleas during the past
year, for divorce; four have been granted,
three dismissed, and eight are still pending.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

THE bill suspending the collection of debts
in Alabama for the period of fifteen months
which had previously passed the House was
finally defeated in the Senate on the 5th BY
u tie vote r--a1