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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-28

BEAUREGARD.-What a name for o
chicftainl How it first fills and then ex-
pands the mouth Roll the middle conso-
nant as the French do, and it's euphony
receives sort of military, rataplan-ish
beauty. 1t is tri-syllable too, like Buona-
parte and Washington, Frederick and
Wellington. Tri-syIlabic names have a
certain dignity Of tone, and this one com
bines melody with dignity. Our compi-
ments to you, Monsieur lie General.
But name at last depends upon him
who bears it. It is a qualification to
know that the man is in tho present in
stance adapted to the imposing dactyle
which dcsignates him. Now the French
would not call it dactylc; but Ameri-
cans will give the first syllable long, the
other two comparatively short and with
due respect to the French we think the
Americans rights. The General is said
to be noble fellow, and, by those who
ought to know, as accomplished in mill
tary knowledge as he is brave in action.
From Charleston accounts come, Of the
universal satisfaction he is giving, and Of
the confidence his presence Inspires Not
that any was at all dispiited, but his
quick eye, prompt decision and martial
courtesy have animated the soldiers anew.
Without meaning to disparage any other
gallant spirit, we have no doubt President
Davis has put tho right han in the right
place; and, SO far as we have heard, Gen
eral Beaurcgard is every way acceptable
to South Carolina.-EUg. Al0e'tiser.
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AN IMPORTANT NorIcE.-For the infor-
nation of importers, we copy and publish
here an important notice issued by the
Adams Express Company, to which we
refer the special attention Of the mercan-
tile community:
NOTICE TO IMpoRrERs-Adams' South
crn Express have made arrangements at
the various ports of entry in the Confede-
rate States, for attending to custom house
business, in conformity with the revenue
laws and the instructions Of the Secretary
of the Treasury.
Having secured for the purpose com
modious frc-proof bonded warehouses, for
our exclusive use, with the sanction and
approval Of The collectors Of CUSTOMS are
prepared 10 receive consignmcnts Of mer-
chandizc and articles Of every description
shipped to our care by steamers or sailing
vessels; entering them in bond, or passing
them for consumption, as may be desired
paying the duties and charges and for
warding them TO destination by express,
or otherwise, IS instructed.
We have competent persons Of Ions el-
pericncc in custom house business: and
possessing unsurpassed facilities for for
warding goods, weieel confident of giving
entire satisfaction.
All goods, packages, parcels, etc, By e.e-
press, will receive special attention. In
voices for goods to be passed: should &C
company tho bills Of fading 10 our agents.
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A CONGRESSIONAL EPIsoDG.-Cn Satur-
day night last, just before The temporary
adjournment, Mr.. Rhett offered resoM-
ton complimentary 10 the presiding OIL
Ger (Ion. Howell Cobb and prcGaccd it
with a few but most capt, proper and
felcitous words. Il was unusual 10 adopt
such a resolution on such an occasion
the adjournment lor q roccss-hcnce, what
is commonly but mere compliment be-
came really significant Of genuine sonti-
mcnt.
The reply Of tho President of the Con
gress to the unanimous endorsement OF
Congress, though surprised from him, was
one of the most admirable speeches Of the
kind that we ever heard. Every SEN
tence expressed something most worthy
of remembrance, and we regret deeply
that the affair could not have been antici-
pated and the stenographcrs admitted.
We hope that both the speakers of the
occasion will furnish their remarks, as
nearly as they can reproduce them, to
the press. 1t was indeed with this idea,
we believe, that the Congress removed
the secrecy as to the portion of their pro-
ceedings which we haveindicatcd.- .-JL0at-
gomcry Mail.
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BLAcKWo0D,s EDINBURGE MAGAZINE, TOry.

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TIE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-10
GUARDIANS SALE

pur. oil an order of the Probate Court
l. of Belmont county. Ohio, made on the Stb dvv
OF January. A. d., 1851, in the case OF A. c. Ram.
age, guaiuian OF James h., Margure, s., Lacy
and Ei'znteih a. Ramage, uguinsl his wards, tie
undersigned will, ON the
Second day Of February, 1861,
at IL O'Clock. OIL the premises, offer at public
sale the one undivided tenth part OF The following
described real esiate situate in Belmont COUNT
Ohio, TO wit: The first tact lying in the town.
ship Of Richland, and being part Vi Section No.
~ efvo ti2) TOW nship No. seven and Range No
pala and beginning isr tho same at sahc in the
cihfe OF The east boundary oi said section. AMI
running thence south 1853 perches 10 post; theace
wes' ~ perches to a post; Il euce north 1853 to
post, and thence Gust 81 perches 10 the u ace of
beginning, containing ninety one aces, one rood
aud sixteen perches OF land, more or less being
the same premises conveyed by Michael urrofl
and vile 10 William Grimes, by deed bearing
daie April 22d, 1917. The second tract being purt
Vi the SAME section IL, township Z and range
and bounded as follows: Beginning Tor the same
at a.siuks neaT the schoOl.hOu aud near / arpe
white oak TT o, and purportihg be the centre ol
said section, nnd which was tie south. est cor.
n,r OF lands belonging to Samuel brown, decd,
and running thence north S9~ east "a poles TO
a stake, corner to lands which in 1890 were the
lapds Of DR.. James MoOre then ce south S9i east
W VI poles 10 u stake, corner to lands which in
1880 were the lands Of James L. Moore: thence
With 4 line OF said James Il. Moore's laids north
o9 poles 10 stake; thence south 89!9 west ia s
poles 10 u stake; thence southf9 Gust 583 poles
" the beginning, continuing Al acres roods 80 6
poles Said last mentioned truct was conveyed
by the heirs oi Samuel Brown, deceased, 10 VIM
Gss e. .ass Gsarins date April 10 lgsc appraised
Guardian of James E. Ramage. et al.
January 8, 1891. 80 f'kr- -'-' f4ea'
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"A distressing accident occurred near
Niles, in Trumbull county, the other day.
A lad named Cranmcr, while playing With
other children on the ice on Mosquito creek,
fell over the edge into the water, and was
carried by the current q distance Of some two
hundred feet. His body lodged under q
gorge, and was recovered with great diff
Guilty an hour after the accident occurreds-y
Two Of the revolutionary soldiers died in
! this State during theIiast year Their names
were Sohn Strait and Robert Curry. 3" ~
--7Saml. Medary, the "old wheel.horse, +"
'ex-Govcrnor Of Kansas, &C., &C., has issued
prospectus for new paper about. to be
started by him ut Columbus, and to be called
-. The Crisis. ~ .s hl
contested election case, in Guernsey
county, between James NJ. Carson Oem. J
and FrahcisM. Hammond (Rep.) has been
decided by Judge Evans in favor of Ham,
mond, by majority of votes. --rro
RALPH FARNmAM, the last survivor of the
battle Of Bunker Hill, died at Acton, Me-,
on the Goth ult., aged lO4 years. yrr
y, Jos Jones, Of Jefferson county, raised
1873 bushels Of Prince Albert potatoes from
two bushels Of seed, this year. i'He
% The last No Of the Athens Messenger
contains tho valcdictory of Hon N. II. Van
Vorhes, who has been connected with that
paper for many years. Mr.. Van Yorhes was
formerly Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives Of this State. r. +. Wildes is his
successor. ~. ,8a.g
During the last two years l44 prisoners
have been sent to the penitentiary from Gin
cinnati. Of this number were sentenced for
life; 25 for one year; 90 for two years; Al
for three years; II for four years ! for five
years; 3 for years; for seven years !; 9 for
eight years. s for nine years 5 for ten years
9 for twelve years, and for eighteen years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-10
SHERIFF's SALE.

Jane Gmtlcyvs. Robert A. McCombs, ct al.
BY virtne Of an order Of sale TO me direct
ed from the Court Of Common Pleas of Rel.
mont county, Ohio, will offer for sale al
the front door Of the Court House in said
county, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1861, between the hours OF 10. A. M.
ana az NJ OF saia day, the following real
estate, 70 wit Situate IN the county OF Bel.
mont and State Of Ohio, being part of sec
tion No. 20, township No. Q, range No. :.
beginning for fhe safne at a large chestnut
tree and RUNNING thence west 20 the section
line, thence south TO the middle of the pub
lie road, cornering in the middle Of said road
thence east to the place Of beginning, con,
tanning about one fourth Of an acre, being the
sane land decided by John Stewart and wife
% Dorothy Henderson by deed having date
Dec. "a, 1867; also, the following des-
niDcd premises, situate IN said county and
state, being on the cast side Of section No
30, township No. 3, range 9. bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at the middle of the ridge
roVd, leading from the town of Martinsyille
TO the State road, and where said road
crosses the section line, thence with the east
boundary line north 210 east l6 poles, TO a
stake; thence north S71o west 10 poles to a
stake, thence south 3k0 west 10 poles to n
stake 20 the middle of said road, thence with
SAID road south S1l' east 10 poles to the
place ofbeginning containing one acre, being
the same premises decided by Mary NeGlen
to Dorothy Henderson BY deed bearing date
September II, 1857.
Terms Of fale---one-third cash, ene-third
in one yeas and one-third in two years. with
interest on the deferred ,a,-ponta
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RECEIVERS ) SALE.
The North western Bank < of Virginia ,
John w. Gill and otboru

Inc NOrth w esteu Bank OF Virginia Vs.
John W. Gill and others.
= tate Of Ohio. Belmont county IS, court O
~ common pleas. Pursuant to nm order of the
court mod, In thi. case i will CfTer for sale on
Monday, the 2Sth day Of January 1861, on the pre-.
mises. near the town OF Bridgeport il the said
county, between the hours Gt ID O'Clock A. NJ, &
ocl ck P. NJ. the following describe real estate
being the uact No. 6, et the division ;of the land
directed 10 be sold by said order; beginning for
said lot No. 0. at the north west corner Of Harri.
sons lot on the west bouDdsry Of section 90;
thence north 49, ~ poles to- The south west CORNER
OF lot No. s; thence with the snme enst 100 to the
middle o, the Bridgeport g. Cudiz Plank Road;
thence with the middle thereof south 2e west q. /,
% poles; thence south I3 west l6 poles; thence
south ~ est IL. 81 tpoles; thence south l.2o
east u poles to loi No IS thence south IS W, st
S9 40 poles; thence west "a poles to the place of
the beginning, containg SO acres and 100 perches,
except the privilege 10 the owners OF other lands
TO mine ior and take the six foot vein of coal un
der the same. 4,.tc!,
Terms OF sale, one. fourth down, the remandc
in three unnnol instaliments, with interest from
the day Of sale. to be secissd by mortgage On lhe
premises. feSr Wv
Plais of said section 20. can be seen nt the
clerks Office in ST. Clairsville, and E. r. Rhode s
Office in bridgeport, showing the subdivision oil
the same SAMUEL GILL, Receiver.
Dec. 81, 1860, 5w 9tt5HI 'fI : -
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SHEKlFE"S SALE.
I'm Partition.
Amos Bailey VS.. Tanner Bailey, ct

Amos Baileyvs. Tanner Bailey, ct tal.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont county, Ohio, will offer for sale on
Tuesday, the 18th day of February, 1861, at
the front door Ofthe Court house in said Co.,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ,
Of said day, the following real estate, to wit /:
Situate in the county Of Belmont and State
OF Ohio, and in the district of lands offered
for sale at Marietta; bounded and described
as follows aIa.'.rtHa ,E3ai .iRi oI r.
No. being the south end of the west half
OF the northeast quarter Of section No. 8,
township No. and Range No. 8, contain
ing 25 acres. more or less, and being the same
tract of land conveyed to Barrack Ba iley by
Thomas e. Greenan and wife by deed dated
December l6, 1881, and recorded in book
5, Record Of Deeds of Belmont county, o.,
page lis. lp-
No. 2.-Forty-nine and seventy eight hun
dredths acres off of the west end Of the south
east quarter Of section No. s, township 7 and
range No. 6, being the same tract of land
conveyed by Eldridge Wooten and wife to
Barrack Bailey by deed dated September
~, 1885,, recorded in Book s, page lie in
Record of Deeds Of Belmont county, Ohio.
No. 3.-Beginning for the same at the N.
east corner of the southeast quarter Of sec.
8, township 7 and range 6, and running
thence west ITO perches, thence south So
perches and Is links, thence east ITO per-
ches, thence north SO perches and 8 links to
the place of beginning, containing 40 acres,
more or less, and being the same tract OF
land conveyed to Barrack Bailey by John p
Smith and wife by deed dated June IL,
1888, and recorded in Book s, page III Rec
ord Of deeds for Belmont county, Ohio. I
The above described premises to be sold
subject to the dover right of Elizabeth Bal
Icy, insomaeh of said premises as is contain
ed in the following boundaries, to wit: Be-
ginning at the north east corner of the south
east quarter of section FIVE, township 7 and
nngle 8, running thence west one hundred
and eighteen perches, thence south thirty
nine and thirty-twO hundredths perches,
thence east one hundred and eighteen per
ches, thence north thirty-hine and thirty
two hundredths perches to the place Of be-
ginning, containing twenty-nine acres ~
Terms of sale, one-third cash, one-third in
one year and one third in two years, with in-
terest on the deferred payments. 'l37 (,
Appraised a $500 q. jill Z. p. = =
p. L0CHARY,
Hu Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff's Office, St. Clairsville, January
10, 1851. pf$
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
- OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ Notice.
Cyrus Mendenhall, Plaintiff,


Joseph Berrens, John Horton, George III.
Waters and Jason Waters, Defendants.
TNHE ABOVE named defendants arc hereby
L notified that on the 25th day OF October, A
d., 1900, the sbove named plaintiff filed a pcii
ton IN the Clerks Office OF the above named court
the object snd prayer OF which is TO r, cover ludp-
nient against the said de lendanis Tor SlG6 66 with
interest from May 23d 1860; $333.34 with interest
from August 23d, 1860; $3.50 with interest from
October /, 1860. and S4O0 with interest from
October 22i. 1860, for the appointment OF a re-
ceiver, Tor an oruer Tor the fnle OF the following
des cribed real estate, situate in said county, TO
satisfy such Judgment, mainly A II that furnace,
land and machinery known as the Belmont Fur
nace, with IT'S appurienances; also, oil that tract
oi iron ore land known as purt VI Section 1. l'p
=, Range ., and also part oi Section o, Up. 6 and
Range y, being the saIne land conveyed to Cyrus
Mendenhallby The Belmont Furnace company,
W deed bearing date March 9th, 1860. and con.
tanning Dit ncrts, more or less with the appur,e.
nances, including tuis, railroads and nppendages.
ALSO, esal lease on the nnds Of VIM. Clark
lessed by said Clark to said Mendenhali, and sit.
uated on the G. & p. X, X and on the Ohio river
with all the righis and privileges therein contain.
ed alec, all that plot or piece of ground living In
front OF the Belmont Furnace, and containing II
acres. and for other proper relief
The said defendants ars required TO answer by
March9, 1885,. b s. ADAMS. Clerk.
Fss. 4 y. y. i. Cows, ,Atl'ys tor Pllfl
January 10, 1861. iaIO6w
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO. COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition Jorpdrtition d assiignmeat Of doper.
Notice.
Alexander Cochran, Plaintiff,


tf vs..
Elizabeth Cochran, Martha Crowncr and
[ John Crowner, her husband, Susan Wise
and John Wise, her husband, James Coch-
ran, Elizabeth Cochran and Robert Coch-
7 ran, her husband, Mary formerly Mary
Cochran) whose last name is unknown,
and her husband name unknown) Robert
Cochran, William Cochran, .Rebecca Ann
Hammond and james Hammond, her hus-
band, Eliza Jane Conway and John Con
no away, her husband, Margaret Cochran and
John Cochran, ir9
lie ABOVE named defendants will take
i notice lha: petition was filed goinst them
on The 9th day oi January, A. D., loci, in the
Court OF Common Pleas VI Belmont county, o..
by Alexander Cochran, and Is now pending,
wherein tie. sad Alexander Cochran dem snds
partition ofths 4ollowing described rea estate |.
t50 scres conveyed bv William Cow and wife 70
ober. cochran, decessed, by deed dated August
I, 1883; and ~ acres aud log poles conveyeJ by
Joseph Mckine and WIFE To said decedent by
deeds bearing date April g. 1867 being the pre- m.
iscs oi which said Robert Cochran, deceased, late
OF sn Id county oi Belmont. died seized. and sit !
uate IN Pease Township, in said county and more
particular ly described In said petition and for
the assignment Of dover thu rein to said Eliza !.
beth Cochran. Al the next term Of said Court
application will be made by the said Alexander
Cocifon Tor an order that psrItion be made OF
said premises and dover Unsigned therein, and
fof Other proper order. u L,oi..l
January 10, 1861. jalcsw
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ueaIthy human Blood upon heiae Analysed !.

Healthy human Blood upon being Analysed ,Al
IL ways presents us with the sanss essential
elements, and gives Of course the Trus Standard
Anaiyxe the Blood Of person suffering from con
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&C., and we find in every instance csrtatn defidI
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deficiencies, and you are made we'll. The Blodp
Food 10 founded upon this Theory--henoe 10 IL
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Guiding consumption, use No. ], which 70 leo tbs
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No 100 Broad wsy; New York
And BY oil rsspse'sbls druggists ,hroaghos, ,hs
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DISSOLUTION.

HNhe firm OF Rhodes and Brother this day dis
Il solved BY mutual consent. Either party 10
Az 3.E. P RHODES.
Dec. f2lh, 1860. C. w, RHODES.
On account u III health ] have this day sold my
interest IN the firm Of Rhodes g. Bro,hef 10 VIM
WaIheid, snd chesrfully recommend tbe new
patrons. C w RHODES;