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COUNTY CoURT-MARYVILLE.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

PETITION TO SELL LAND.
" Nj. McTeer, Admir- Of \. q MeLain, decd. vs.. Dor
thuia AcLain, John E. McLain, Laura n. McLain,
James NeLain and Nancy McLain
appearing from the petition in tis case which sworn TO-
that respondent, John F. McLain is nonresident
Ileg at publication be made for four successive weeks in
roGho" Mhs notifying sad respondent appear before
ie uny Court Of BoUnt county, the courthouse in Ma
I On the lrst Monday Of January, lSG6, and plead,
''i1s7el ana SCI Tor hearing eE parte 10 him.
THOMAS SANDERSON. Clerk
Sr''-ffptF Ry ", A WALKER n q
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]. W. PATTERSON & c.,

Hearing of the decline of goods have visited the North
markets, and have purchased large dtiOns to their
stock Of goods at the low prices and now opening
the finest assortment Of
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MEDICINE.
DR.. A B. TADLOCK, Physician and Surgeon,

I ATE Professor of General and Surgical Anatomy and
IL Physiology in the Cincinnati College of Medicine and
surgery having permanently located in KuoXvcsuccczsor
Dr. PaNtourcspcctfuy tenders his professional serv
the public. Office the old stand Dr. Paxton,
Gay street 81 door south Of Main street where he be
found at all hours, except when professionally absent
REFERENCEs.-Guv. w C.. BrownOw, DR.. Samuel B. Cum
nnsham Jou-borough, Prof B. :. lawson Cincinnati Ohio
Thos. \. r. Nelson, Rev r. =. Wells Col o. =. Temple,
Hon Horace Maynard, Col Juo Baxter, Mcssr~. Logan
Logan, attorneys at law.
Instructions given Private Class of Medical Students
liberal terms. Addres. Prof a. L. TADLOCK, NJ. d.
oCti-3m Knoxville, Tenn.
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The War OF Nicholas,

The consumption Of human life during
the reign Of Nicholas, late Emperor of Rus
sia, was enormous. He carried on war with
the Circassians uninteruptedIy for IS years
at an annual cost Of 10000 lives on the
Russian side alone, making 4 grand total of
100000 who Pcrished in attempting TO sub
due the independence Of Circassia. In the
two campaigns against Persis, the Hunga-
rian campaign, and the two Polish cam
paigns Of lS3l-32, there are not sufficient
data to form a correct idea Of the loss Of the
Russians, which was, however, exceedingly
great. In the two campaigns of 1S26-29
against Turkey, there fell 100000, Of whom
10000 persisted by the plague. The loss Of
the Russians in various other ways is under
stated at 10000. In those calculations, it
should be borne in mind that no estimate is
attempted to be made Of the sacrifice of
human life on the side Of those who fought
for their liberties against the aggression of
Russia
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Gold Medal from Tennessee to Major
General Thomas.

Our readers are aware that the Lcgisla-
turc Of this State has, by resolution, ordered
4 gold medal to be presented to Major Gen
eral Geo. H. Thomas, the Hero of Nash
vile, in commcmoration Of his splendid
Military services in our defence The fol
lowing letter from General Thomas is in
reply to one from Secretary Fletcher, in
forming him Of the action OF the Legisla-
tUrc.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIV. or TEKS.,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l3, 1865.
Hon. 4. j. FLETCHER, Secretary Of State,
State Of Tennessee. Nashville.
SIR: I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt this day, of the copy Of the
Joint Resolution Of both Houses Of the
Tennessee Legislature, passed at its present
session, thanking me and the officers and
soldiers under my command, for services
rendered in the campaign in Tennessee, and
especially in the battles before Nashville
on December 10th and 18th Of last year
&c and in the name Of the army | had the
honor to command during that memorable
campaign, TO return our most profound
thanks for this courteous action of the Leg
islatWc Of Tennessee.
l am, sir, very respectfully, your obcdicnt
servant.
GEO. IL. THOMAS,
Major General L. :. 4.
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PE r F u ME r Y.

Bazin's Cologne,
Bazin's White Pond Lilly Extract,
Bazin's Musk,
Bazin's Queen Of Flowers,
Bazin's Amber Hair oil,
BaziR's Pond Lilly PomaJ"
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Lone AND SHORT MoNTHS.-It is curious
to note how often Intelligent people are
puzzled to remember whether month be
long or short one. Thousands can tell
by having memorized the following lines
but then, there are thousands of others who
never did memOrisC them:
Thirty days hath September,
April, June, and November.
And all the rest have thirty-one,
Excepting February alone,
Which has but twenty-eight in inc,
Until leap year gives it twenty-nine.'
y still simpler method than committing
the above to memory is this: Close the
hand, and touch the four lower knuckles
and the hollows between in regular rotation.
from the fore to the little finger, then back
to the foreinger again, and repeat, till the
twelve months are named; the knuckles
will represent the long months, and the
hoIlows between the short ones. Once
fixed in the mind, this IS never forgotten
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .-Wei call tn,
attention Of our readers, with great salts
faction, to our large increase of Mercantil,
Advertisements We have carefully guard
ed against the introduction Of Objectionable
advertisement, into our paper, although
they usually pay better than any other kind
and have, as eur paper indicates, also guard
against making the CHRONICLE medium
for the advertisement of Quack Medicines
and by virtually excluding these tive pro
life classes of advertising, we have not had
the profit from our columns we might have
had, but we have had the satisfaction oi
knowing that the responsibility Of the pa.
per has not been sacrificed for the increase
of profits.
We are pleased to see that the Merchants
Of the County are giving encouragement to
their County papers, and are also learning
that the great secret of success in any busi-
ness is to let the people know, not only that
they are in business, but that they keep con-
stantly on hand just the articles they are in
need bi. We have always wondered why
it was the Merchants of Belmont County
done so little advertising, and, for want of
letting the people knop ,ohat they had to
sell, let them 60 abroad to make their pur-
chases.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

SOLDIERS! Remember
that Jas. .CharleSzvorth,
Confederate Democratic
candidate for Clerk of
the Courts, escorted VaI-
landgham, who boasted
that he had "never vo-
ted for a man or a dol
lar" to carry on the war,
into st. Clairsville; and
that the same individual
was very obaequious to
that notorious Traitor
during his stay in st.
Clairsville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

SMASH Up.-The mail omnibus was
smashed up in Cambridge on Friday. The
accident was caused by the Bus running in
gutter, which broke some part of it, and
the herses then ran away. Several persons
were hurt, among them the driver-John
Clary. One woman was very badly hurt,
and it was thought at first she must die,
but we are glad to learn that she is recov.
ering.
The coach and team were attached in
Cambridge on Tuesday morning, and the
mail had to be brought through in buggy.
We think this part of the proceedings very
questionable.
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MARRIAGES.

T1OBURN-CROZIER-At Marlboro O.. Sent o6th.
by Rev. ]. NJ Thoburn Major Thomas C. Thoburn,
late Of the l9eth Regt o. v l. and Miss Mary Ella
Crozer of Marlboro. =
MtMiILEN-STTLwELL 9th, by the same,
nir FL McMillen Of Pleasant Grove, and Miss Ada
line Stwell OF this vicinity.
With the above notice bount.ful supply Of the
wedding cake, for which the fair BRIDE will accept our
thanks We wish them long life of unalsy ed happiness
PERRY--MooRE--scpt 2lst 1865, by A n Caldwell.
Esq, MIR George w Perry and Miss Anna f Moore.
WALKER-WHITE-By Rev Johnston Sept es,h,
MIR Joel Walker and Miss Hattie E. White both of
Coerain Township Bel Co.
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Send I'm the Vote!

We hope some one in every Township
will. before the poll-books are sealed, take
of the vote for all the candidates on each
ticket. This will enable us to give the ex
act vote. The law requires that the poll
books shall not be opened until after the
expiration of thirty days. If this is attend
ed to, we will be able to announce the re
suit next week.
Bring in, toe. all that you can on Tuesday
night. Our town will be full of people, who
will remain up all night, and who will be
anxious to hear the result.
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WE call attention to the Advertisement
ofThomas, Sturgeon Il Co., successors to
VIM. B. Senseney of Wheeling. These
young men, by industry, faithfulness and
perseverance, have risen from clerkships to
Merchants, and are live men, with whom
it will always be safe to do business. Those
who 20 to Wheeling to purchase Dry Goods
should give these young men call before
purchasing elsewhere, as their enterprise is
sure guaranty that their patrons will be
fairly dealt with.
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REMEMBER |!

That the triumph of
the so-called Democrat
ic party, would be the
triumph of Secession,
Notification and Repu-
diation; the re-estab-
lishment of Slavery in
all the Rebel States, and
its ultimate NatiOnali-
zation; for, remember,
the democratic plat
form declares these Reb-
els are "entitled to all
the reserved rights Of the
States;;' that is, all the
rights they enjoyed be-
fore they seeded, which
includes the right to hold
slaves.
Remember, that, if
this theory is good, then
the general Government
will have to indemnify
these Rebels for all the
property taken from
them or destroyed dur
ing the war.
Remember, that if the
Rebels are admittedinto
the Congress Of the Uni
ted States, as the "Dem-
ocratic y Platform de-
mands they shall be,
then Reputation of the
debt and the obligations
of the Government to
pay pensions to the
wounded soldiers and
the widows and orphans
of those who have died
in the service, will cer-
tainly be repudiated; for
these Rebels will never
agree to pay a debt in
CURED by the Govern
ment to overthrow their
Rebellion, or pensions
promised to those who
crushed them out.
Remember, that the
"Democratic' party is
under the lead and con-
troll of the same men,
with TaNnudi:gham at
their head, who opposed
every effort of the Gov
ernment to overthrow
the Rebellion, and whose
sympathies have been
with that Rebellion dur
ing it's progress.
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st. ClairsvilIe, Ohio. Oct. 5.
Local Matters.


s6-NoTrcE TO SUBSCRIBERS. -AHofour
suJscrbers tohe find their papers married. thus
ID on the margin, after their names, ,oill
understand that their subscriptions are about
out, and that they are requested 10 reness
All papers are stopped when the subscrip.
tion erpircs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

DURINa'the progress of the Vallandig,
ham meeting a man standing near the plat
form while the crowd were cheering at
something said by the speaker, raised up
and cried out "Hurrah for the Assassina.
tion of Abe Lincoln" This we regarded as
but the legitimate cropping out of Mr.. Val
landigham's teachings, and as perfectly in
order in that crowd.
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VAAs' BAND. This splendid Brass
Band from Wheeling) was at our County
Fair, and daily delighted thousands of peo,
pie by their grand music. This Band is
one Of the best in the country They were
out serenading one or two nights while they
were in town. The members will accept eur
thanks for the music discussed under our
window.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

1F the people of Belmont County elect
Hsaae II. Patterson Treasurer, they endorse
Ibis swindle of the people in selling the Gold
lin tbe County Treasury and pocketing the
premiSm; and if he shall, thus encouraged,
pocket their money again, they will have
no one hutshemselyes to blame.
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The FAIR last week was great success.
The receipts were larger than for any year
during the past seven, and the entries lar
ger than usual. On Thursday and Friday
several thoussn nd people were on the ground.
We haven't space to say much about it
this week. We will publish the premium
4, list soon.
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PUBLIC LANDS.
SCRIP FOR SALE.
Public House for Sale.

7 HEREBY offer for sale my BRICK TAVERN
l. STAND IN MAR'TiNSyILLE, O, together with
two Town Lots, upon which is fine stable, capable Of
accommo6 ang over 40 horses. 1t has all the sonveni
ences of Tavern aud is very desirable property to
purchase The house is suitable for any business
1t is known by the name Of the "Grant House," which
is OF itself sufficient re eommendation
Possession given in 10 days from purchase. For
terms and particulars enquire at the ipremises OF
Jacob Enslnger Martinsyilc, Ohio. Title warranted.
Sept. 21 2w. c. ENSINGER.
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READ the Advertisement in to days pa.
pear headed Agents Wanted Here is an
opportunity for young men Of energy to en-
snsc in the sale ofa very interesting Book,
at ws:seh they canreslize handsome profit.
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MUSIC SToRE.-Mr. =. A. Weber, Of
Wheeling, calls the attention of our readers
70 his Music Store, and asks their patron
age when they want anything in bis line.
We take pleasure in recommending Mr..
Weber's establishment to those wanting
anything in his line. See advertisement.
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Belmont County Union Ticket
IElrr,inn Tuesday. ociohcri iol

.s. Election Tuesday, October 10
Sena,or-flENRY WEST. OF Belmont.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAVENPORT, Warren
JOHN PATTON Wheeling.
Clerk. n. MITCHELL, OF Pense.
Treasurer COOPER. Of Rchlnnd.
Prosecuting Attorney-R. n. COCHRAN, Hichland
Recorder-JoHN G. BOlON, Somerset
Commissioner-DENNIS KEMP, Washington.
surveyor-WIIlIAM c. BROWN, oil Wayne.
Coroner-ANDREW GRUBB, OF Pease.
Director or Inhrmary-BA NICHOLS, Wheeling.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Mary Stewart %S il hs this sS.p will eo
Burgess Stewart office s the Probate Judge, in Nc
Connellsville Morgan County Chic on the Iah day OF
Odtober D. 1865, between s'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
M and il necessary the examination will be adjourn
ed from day to day thereafter
,Sepl2i-3w R. H. COCHRAN, Atty for PhG
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is Lereby gwen that the following named
IN Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
fled in my Office their accounts and vouchers or settle
ment, 10 witt
James Mcfarland, Ex'r OF Elizabeth Owens, deed.
Peter Bramhall, Guardian of Harriet A. Lashly.
Ralph w Phillips, Admir- OF Simpson Phillips, decd
William Sheppard, Guardian OF Isaac ii Malnda and
Lucinda Sheppard.
Stephen Wilson, Guardian Of James Mackall.
Henry Heberling, Admir- OF Samuel Nc cConnell decd
John Major, Ex'r of Henry Giitinger, deed.
William Kinney, Guardian Of William Il Frost
Ellzey Moore, Guardian OF WIN Gillian, (Insane)
Isaac N Taylor, Admir- OF George T Shue, decd
Susanna Uncles, Admir- Of Francis Uncles, decd
James Kenney, Admir- of Eli Pryor, decd.
The first six will be for hearing aud settlement on
the l7h the last six onhe 18th day OF October
next DAVID HARRIS,
Sept q, 1S65. Probate Judge.
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Farm for Sale.
PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby made 10 the qualified Voters Of
Belmont county, Ohio, thGt general election will
be held as required by law on the second TUESDAY
being the 10Th day OF October 1865 the several places
OF holding general elections in said County OF Belmont
and will then and there proceed vce BY ballot for
One Governor for the state of Ohio,
One Lieut.. Governor for the sta.k o. Ohio.
One Supreme Judge (full ern) for The state of Ohio
one supreme Judge (vaclncy) for the OF Ohio
one treasurer OF State for the state Of Ohio,
One Attorney General for the $ ate of Ohio
One school Commissioner for the state OF Ohio,
One Member of the Board of Public Works for The
state of Obi
One Clerk of the Supreme Court for the state Of Ohio
One Common Pleas Judge for the ID subdivision
me 9Th Judicial district, composed of the counties
Belmont Guernsey and Monroe,
One Senator OF the Ohio Legislature for the district
composed OF the counties OF Harrison and Belmont
Two Representatives for the county of Belmont, in
the Ohio Legislature,
One Clerk oi Court for the county OF Belmont,
One Prosecuting Attorney for the county OF Belmont
One Recorder for county of Belmont
One Commissioner for the coun ty Of Belmont,
One Surveyor for the county Of Belmont,
One Coroner for the county of Belmont,
One lihrmary Director for the county OF Belmont
The Trustees of the several Townships OF said coun-
~ are hereby notified that the following number Of
Jurors are apportioned 10 their townships respecvely
and that they required TO select the number and
make return thereof TO the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas together with the Poll Book within two DAYS
after the said Second Tuesday OF October 1855.
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St. CLlIRSV|LLE NURSERY.

HAVE large Apple Trees Of good growth, that will
sell very lQV. Cherries, Peaches Pears, Plums, and
small fruit pleds, and Pines from to feet high
Grape Vines and other stock. employ no Agents.
soplI4,0sn Jda. HARRIS
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Additional Meetings.

Additional Meetings.
r. II. COCHRAN, ESQ.,, will speak at
the following places
DUNN'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Union
Tp., THURSDAY, Oct. S, 7 o'clock p. NJ.
CHESTNUT LEVEL SCHOOL
HOUSE, FRIDAY, Oct. 6, 7 o'clock p. N.
The Union men of the Country have
crushed out the Rebellion, let them now
give their attention to the Northern branch
Of the subject the Copperhead party.
By Order Executive Committee.
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The Democratic Ticket.
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
WIN. KrsNoN, st. Clairsville.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
ALEXANDER PArros.St. P ClaIrSvllle.
DR.. LUKE VooRHEs, Flushing.
TREASURER,
I. H. PATTERSON, St. Clairsville.
CLERK OF THE COURTS,
J,F. F.CHARLrswoRrH, ST. ClairSville.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
MI. W. GLOVER, st. ClajrSville.
RECORDER,
JOHN BrcKHAM. st. ClairSville. .
COMMISSIONER,
JESSE BARToN, Colsrain Township.
-C CORONER,
THOMAS MITCHELL, Pease Township.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
JousrAaaA.r. near st Clairsville.
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.ads,,i,,tstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
~ for Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap
pointed and qualified as Administrators Of the estate OF
Shsr'ee 81 n'iietiHnS uecesseu, iaie oi saiu CoIhv,
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for selemen
within year from this date
Sept l4-3w JAMES KERR, Admir-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

Gzr OUT every voter cn Tuesday,
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Union meetings will be held at the
following times and places:
Col. g. i POORMAN
Will address the People at the following
times and places:
HENDRYSBURG, THURSDAY, Oct s,
7P. M,
MT. OLIvET, FRIDAY, Oct 6, 2p. NJ.
BELMONT, " @, b"
,CENTREVILLE, SATURDAY, Oct. 7, I
o'clock P. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, MONDAY, Oct. 9, Up. NJ.
JOHN PATTON, JR., will speak at
EAST RIOHLAND, SATURDAY, Oct.
7, at o'clock p. N.
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SECOND QUARTERLY REPORT
Of the First National Bank of BarmesuiAe,
o., shO,oing its condition on the morning
ofthe first Monday of October, 1865.

Ut OIilu 81.
|, w. c. Wilson, Cashier of the First National Bank
OF GAINESVILLE do solemnly affirm that the above state
ment is true TO the bes, OF my knowledge and belief
.E. w WILSON, Cashier.
Sworn to ana subscribed before me this end day of
October lsb5. ]. II, COLLINS Notary Public
Oct 5-3w,
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TO RENI
10 RENl
a LL. the lands of the este Of
cd. A. Theodore $ DaBose, dsss IN ssiA
COMPRISING 'A=--A'
COMPRISING

One Tract of land known as lOSEr.Nn
situated three and n half miles sn,, W.
boro, on the Chester road. On, ,o;n;" ,""S- VS.
'r seven hundred acres. On H., SIX
the iai2ily rcs,dcnce,- with enydts PmJu n"hs rs
and vineyard; witlrall plantatioI T,,'ra
except gn'house.t in good order "''''"s''
one Iract adjoining this, know, os pocr
SPRING, containing six or scva 10 b,, noIh,
acres; with oyerscor's housc ota 'E"oreu om
scessaty plantation buildings ipci,dM;m, Inv nS' ,;n
house. "euuihS gin
One Tract known 3 FARA,JNtrop :.
mated nine miles frem Winnsbo,,, o s,., ,h.
W, wateSeo creek, adjoining lands o Mohlo" I% ,"e
morn, Harper,, Boulwarc, an, s' otbsrs
containing three thousand acres mora Sm'' o.
less On this plantation are ,a"i%ono" "'"ln OF
ings, except Gin House. This ~ Gno "T,'H, on ,Ho
best plapttations in the Distric. ''' VI '"o
., These places will be offered for Rcnt 70
the tn highest bidder at The Court Hou"s "s' 10 10
W,omnsporo ,osn on Monday. January I'M 15,h :"
nor"n,, ow 1 previously disposed Of Any
rihaI l;nSai 90 rent these places before
will applyetuthe Exeentor fIhu1,nS ~ mem,
in WinnsborS. no ios'"onco
dec 2865 If w. 'Ai loN' Exor'
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From WaShin stOn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The vote in
'he city yesterday, was test question of
''e sentiments of }the citizens on the
question nof negro suffrage, and resulted
IN 95'ln favor, and over 6 500 votes op-
posed to the Measure.
Inc name of Hon Lewis d. Campbell,
of Ohio, has been sent to the Senate for
combinations as Minister to Mexico
Hon. Mr.. Logan declines the appoint
mcnt.
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District Judge.

onr District at large will be graliied
at The announcement of the election of
Mr. WILLIAM r. RoRERTsoN to the
District Judgeship.
IL is most responsible and delicate
trnst to protect in good faith the negro
in the exercise ofhis new franchise 70
"d)ud'cate the mn'iiform and perplexed
cases that will be referred to the Court
and to inaugurate system of inrspru.
dence suitable to "rrecdmen" that will
always act asa pledge of justice to them.
Asa novel and original institution
without precedent or practice to assist
and guide in the administration of its
functions much must of necessity de.
pend upon the spirit of equity of the
hr't incnmbents their frmness sound
Judgment and strong practical sense
N, Mr. ROBERTSON presents these 4ualif.
ea''ons consplcuonsly and Possesses
moreover The aavantage of a long pro.
iessional experience.
:We we congratulate the District upon
this selection.
BROKEN BANxs.-Our citizens will
40 40 well to remember that the following
banks are reported broken, and thai;
.he ., money is being liberally distributed
through the South: 80
..S Elrst National Bank Of New York.
National Bank of Attica, IN. Y.
& SsH ~, !" Bedford, Me.
:, Hallowell, Me.
Plttsbprg, Pa.
Z Syrac,se. N. Y.
81 Ssleln, Mass.
Bangof, Me.