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, 1866-10-02
SIGNS OF RUSSIAN ENCRoACHMENTs.

LONDON, Sept. 10 Evening. - The
Eastern question seems to be lowering in
the future. Russia shows signs of NOV
ing once more TO obtain the control of
the Danubian Principalities, and probably
eventually Of Constantinople. The
Porte has determined TO recognise Prince
Charles of Hohenzollern as Hospodar of
the Principalities.
, 1866-10-02
HAITI.

A terrible explosion of the Arsenal
took place at Port-au-Prince on the 18th
instant at 3 o'clock am. Eleven lives
were lost, and many persons wounded.
Several houses IN the vicinity of the Ar
senal fell, and a great many others were
more Or less damaged. The explosion
was accidental. .
The city of Port-au- Prince has just ex-
perienced another misfortune.
On Wednesday the 18th inst. at 10
o'clock am, two formidable d~etonations
, 1866-10-02
From the jamaica Cleaner, September "a.
THE COURT MARTIAL ON JA-
MAICA OFFICERS.

Among the passengers in the Steamer
"Mersey," which arrived yesterday were
several Officers Of Her Majesty's Army,
to form a Court Martial for the trial of
certain Officers against whom charges
have been preferred arising out of The
suppression of the late Rebellion in this
Island. Colonel Farren, G. B., of the
4lh Depot Battalion, will be President,
Captain Maclean, Of the Rifle Brigade on
the Staff at Aldershot, will oficiate as
Deputy Judge Advocate and Mr.. Glib,
Barrister, will be the legal assistant of
the Court. The other members of the
Court are BIT. 1t. Col. Daniel, 23rd
Foot; Major Williamson, 4Sth Regt. /;
Major Campbell, 71st; Captain Barton;
89Ih; Captain Oliver, Goth; Captain
Ready, Goth; Captain Walters, 44th ;
Captain Day, 2Sth; Captain Seaton,
102nd Regt.
1t was supposed up TO 18th inst, that
Lieut.. Genl. Sir John Pennefather, K. G.
B would have been the President of the
Court, but at the last moment, it would
seem, the Presidency has been conferred
upon Colonel Farren, C.B., of the 9TH
Depot Battalion, who has arrived with
Capt. Maclean, Rife Brigade AS Dep. Judge Advocate
Mr.. Gibbs, Barrister. ..--. AS Legal Asst. Of Court
, 1866-10-02
FREE PARDoNS TO FRENCH CoNyIOTs.

The Emperor, on the occasion Of the
national tete, has granted free pardons,
combinations, or reductions of punish
ments to 1927 prisoners eff different cate
gorieS in the bagnes, houses of correc-
ton, or penal establishments in Corsica,
Guayana, and New Caledonia.
, 1866-10-02
From the st. Thomas Times, September &C.

By the Cunard screwship alpha, Cap
tain Hunter, from Halifax and Bermuda,
we are in the further receipt Of Europe
an intelligence by the Gable down to the
18th. Our extracts shew the leading
items Of news.
, 1866-10-02

leading minds in Europe. He and Ca
your were understood to be two of them,
and as he then knew Bismarck we'll, he is
now supposed to have been the third.
, 1866-10-02
FROM HEARTS CONTENT.

THE GREAT EASTERN RETURNS TO ENGLAND
MOVEMENTS OF MIR. FIELD-THE CABLES.
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. o. The
Great Eastern left here for Liverpool at
$3.50 this afternoon. Her Majesty's ship
Lily leaves this evening with the Govern
or of Newfoundland and Mr.. Field for st.
Johns. Her Majesty's ships Terrible
and Midway leave tomorrow morning
for the Gulf Of St. Lawrence, calling off
st. Johns for Mr.. Field and Mr.. Mackay.
Both the Atlantic cables are working
%spIendidly.
New YORK, Sept. 1O.-Count Bismark
delivered a significant speech in the
Prussian Legislature on the 26th inst, in
defence of his German annexation policy.
lie declares Prussia must lay hold on
and keep what is offered 10 her; that a
European Congress would produce war
and that the Crown is determined and
able to defend the new territorial acqui-
sition.
The French commanders of the camp
at Chalons in dismissing the troops adj
dressed the soldiers, by order of the En-
peror, calling their attention to the victo-
ries by name. in which Napoleon the
First defeated The Austrians, Russians,
and Prussians, and telling them 10 ever
cherish the memories of Marengo, Aus
t~erlitz, Jaera, Fremdland, Wagram and
Moskowa.
, 1866-10-02
Euro p e a n.

From the HazJfan Uni0nist, September 14.J
, 1866-10-02

The Emperor of the French, some
years ago, said there were only three
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

The HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
At tho invitation Of Mr.. II. t. Heckard,
general agent for the Steam Laundry MaB.
featuring Co +, Cincinnati, we witnessed the
working Of the Hydraulic Clothes Washer
at the Lewis House, yesterday. This ma.
chine is new invention, but, potwithstand
ing, IL has gone into pretty general use
wherever introduced. The Hydraulic
Washer is simple in construction, easily
worked, not liable TO get out of repair. and
will wash more and faster than any other
machine, with less wear to garments, dnd
with one-haf the soap--wsshing the finest
as well as the coarsest textures without in.
jury. Mr.. Hccknrd will remain at the
Lewis House for few days, and propo SOS
to show by practical illustrations that the
machine is ali it is represented to be to all
who may call. We advise our people to 20
and see it work.
TIL he Hydraulic Washer is highly recon.
mended by Messrs. Lewis & Woodmansee,
Grant House. Edwa rds & Conant, Sprigg
House, Prof. L. G. Loomis Female Semin.
sry, Wheeling Mrs Isaac Pickering, St.
Clairsville. and Others.
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TRANSFERS OF Town PROPERTY. 10

TRANSFERS OF Town PRoPERTY.-Lo
renzo Danford, Esq, has sold his property
on Marietta Street to Mr.. Hugh Harris.
Mrs. Edgerton has bought the property
on the corner East Of Thomas Rice's, in the
West end Of town.
Mr.. Robert Mcbride has bought the
Faris lot, opposite Judge Governs, and il
erecting on it large shop for blacksmith
ing and wagon making.
The old tavern stand on the corner oi
Main and Marietta Streets, knewn in ''lane
syne" as the "Wm. Penn House." was sold
last week by G. W. Carroll, Esq, N:astel
Commissioner, to
Ross j. Alexander, Esq, has bought
Judge Carothers' property, opposite oul
Office.
DR.. Fisher and Jesse Bewley have bought
the Eyers property, formerly known as the
"Union House.
Mr.. Walter Hewetson has bought o.
Judge Carothers the property in the Eas
end of town, now occupied by Samuel Cellar
Mr.. VIM. P. Frazier has sold his farm
adjoining town on the West, to Mr.. G. w
Fulton.
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Time Table of G. O. r. z.
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY

PoLYeRAMA OF THE WAR.--To. nigh,
and tomorrow night "wednesday and
Thursday Messrs, Hasty & Twomby will
exhibit thair Polyorama of the War, at the
Court House, in connection with Signor
Beruadino, conjurer and ventriloquist--and
tomorrow Thursday afternoon they will
give matinee for families and children.
This exhibition is spoken of in high terms
by the press.
,o The Little Falls IN. Y. Journal says:
''The exhibitions given at Keller Hall last
week Of Hasty & Twemhly's Polyorama of
the War and Italian Marrionnettes gave
complete satisfaction to large audiences. -
We commend them to the favorable notice
'of our brethren of the Press. and to all
who are interested in beholding well ex-
ecuted and carefully explained views of the
most important scenes Of the great rebel
lfon."
j The Washington (Pa. Review says:
1T is an exhibition of great merit, and
enc that would pay every reader to see."
Mr. G.. w. Nichols, Principal of the
Lawrencevile Academy, Pittsburgh, says ::
ut il the best painting and representa-
tion of the war that ever visited Pittsburgh. "
Admission 25 cents. Children admitted
to afternoon matinee for 10 cts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
Graduated

At Duff's Mercantile College, Pittsburgh
Luther s. Dickey Tarentum, Pa.
James NJ. Watt, Indiana, Pa.
Robert Ash, Mount Vernon, Ohio.
I. Fl. Mohr, Erie City, Pm.
Andrew Paul, Beckman, Pa.
Charles Fl. Hull, Mt Giead, Ohio.
Gilmore A. Barnes, Rocherter, Pa.
Benjamin Fl. Linton, La Crane, Ohio.
VIM. 2. Gault. New Concord, Ohio.
A. X. Collins, Greensburg, Pa.
George II. Lybarger, Manroe Mills, o.
D. Irwin Myers, Indians. Pa.
James W. Fletcher. Whitestown, Pa.
James W. Pennel. New Alexandria. o.
Max Koch, Alliance. Ohio.
Samuel Creelman. Wilkinsburgh, Pa.
s. s. McNaughton, Little Rock. Ark.
Robert Swartwout, New York City, N. Y.
Samuel G. Keibler, Freeport, Pa.
John A. Michel, Bridgeport, Ohio.
, J. G. Dulning, Maple Grove, Pa;
G: S. Feeny. Wheeling, West Virginia.
All of whom passed the usual searching
examinations of the College satisfactorily,
and who will, no doubt, hereafter distin.
guish themselves by an honorable proficien.
cy in business. Each graduate was award
ed the beautiful diploma of the College, as q
credential of his proficiency, of his industry
and of his exemplary department during his
course of study .-
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
JANUARY H.
BEEF CATTLE,

BEEF CATTLE.
There was an over supply of cattle on the
market again this week, the receipts reach
ing ,207 head, against ,272 head last week.
The sales for the week foot up l,276 head,
and compare with ,l67 head last week.
There is an evident decline to note since
our last report of 25c per 100 lbs on the best
grades, and % to soc on medium and com
mon GRADES of cattle some eoDtenaing that
the decline is even greater on the latter
Quite larger number, especially of stock
cattle, were left unsold-the market for all
grades closing exceedingly dull
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE THIS WEEK.
Very best on sale to-eay. 8}(09c
That generally rated first quality. 72@sic
Medium or good fair quality.......52G7c
Ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 4(G5c
Interior and lowest grades Of cattle 33(04c
General average of the market to-day &c
Extreme range of prices C09c
Most Of the sales are from. m.........6 074c
SHEEP, The receipts this week were
l.S25. The supply of sheep is fully equal
to the demand, and good ones are selling at
6(0Sc per To gross. A lot of extra good
sheep are reported as sold by Ulery & Sher-
ry at SIC.
Hoes. receipts for the week at the
various yards amount to 5,97s head. The
supply of hogs has been quite large daring
the week, and under the influence of heavy
receipts, prices have been unsettled. Pack
ers are buying moderately at 12$c. The
The market to-day is regarded rs dull, with
a downward tendency, good hogs selling
slowly at 100 lac. per ib net.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

The WEATHER Monday was the most
disagreeable day within the memory of the
oldest inhabitant. About the middle Of
the forenoon rwin commenced falling. and,
freezing as Fast as it fell. in y short time the
pavements and even the streets were almost
impossible for pedestrians Not one went
out unless compelled to, and when any poor
wight was forced out upon the icy streets,
he felt it was at the risk of life and limb.
The boys we're out with their cutters, and
held high carnival upon the ice.
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Legal Notice.

Joseph p Arrick. Administrator de bons non with tha
VIII annexed OF Nathan Shepherd. senior. decd Pllf,
nuninst
DR. Nathnn Shepherd. William Shrphcrd John Shep-
herd. Isabella Armstrong and John ". p Armstrong
her husband, Asberry Shepherd. Joseph Shepherd Jr
Ebert H. Caldwell and Joseph Shepherd ard Nathan
Shepherd, Isaac Sheppard. William Shepherd and
Episcopal church OF the Pittsburgh Conference. The
Church nj Sanfhill Narshall County, Virginial and
the unknown heirs and personal representatives o (
each OF the following named persors: Thornton Flern
ing. decd. Of Sam black man Of Sarah Deii, decd
and of lohn Calvert. decd and oth-ys. Defendant
I'iIE above named defendants will take notice that
i on the goth dav OF August 1865. the said plaintiff
hed IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County.
ONE petition against them and 9th ecaees named
in the will and coiic OF Nathan shepherd Sr dec d.,
and heirs and representatives, OF such of the egorrs
construction of the will aud co,ic of SAID Nathan
Shepherd, Sr. aud for order aud direction the
naymeGt of lecncies hereunder. and. among other
things. 10 exclude the said Dr Nathan shepherd, Will
liam Shenhard John Shepherd. Fiber. n Caldwell and
Nathan. Isaac. William and Francis SONS of Joseph
Shepherd. The Methodist Episcopal Church, The Church
at Sand Hill. Marshall Co Va, and the heirs and rep
resenati YES of tn rnion Fleming Sam black man.
and John Calveu from any Interest in the OF said
Nathan Shepherd. Sr decd or in the of money in
the hands OF plaintiff his Adnnistratnr. and al>o
therein by of the bequest him Executor or
Jointly with others Executors, and of any interest by
reason Of the legacy 10 build meeting house aud from
any and all other nteres, In said money.
JOSEPH r. ARRICK.
FNr of Nathan Shepherd, dec'a:
sr CL,R KELLY AIRY. BIO
Dec. 2, 1s65.Liw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

III, Ar the temperance meeting on Saturday
night Major Thompson of our old
citizens-indulged in some "reminiscences OF
"lang syne." The Major said the first MUIR
der ever committed in St. Clairsyille was
done at drunken frolic. and he thought
every murder committed in the County
since, IL it was run down. could be charged
I to whisky.
, Gen. Hogs addressed the society, but as
{ we did not get in until he was about closing
We are unable to say anything further about
his address. -,---.--i---
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M "A R R I E d .

McCONNELI-TILLEFF Al the Lewis House. on
the lth inst by Rev J. Johnston, Mr., James Me-
Connell-a brave soldier of the l5th o. ", recently
returned-and Miss Mary A. 'reti, OF GAINESVILLE
All honor to the brave soldiers who bore the flag OF
their country honorably through the of the great
rebellion, And let every daughter OF the Republic say
ANN!
BOGGS-RoBINScN.--On the ad inst, at the house o
the brides mother, by Rev, =. w. Wallace, Mr.. Jos
Boggs. Jr, and Miss Rebeecu ]. Robinson all oil Bel
mont County.
PALAIER-JACKSON.-On the Sd inst, at the resi-
dence OF the Wm. Green, in Smith Township, by J
=. Lucas, Esq, Mr. Robert Palmer, OF Monroe Co.
and Miss Rebecca +. Jackson, Of Belmont County.
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d L r ID.

McGAUGHEY,--Of consumption, Mrs Hamsh Me-
Gaughey, wife ofcyrus MeGaughey, OF Smith Towl-
ship, aged SO years
Her sickness as prolonged for several months with
indications OF app roaehing DEATH til the morning o
the th inst when she bre aIhed h. last In early life
she became a member OF the Presbyterian Church
mindful OF the injunction, "Take my yoke upon you
and learn OF men This was the great feature of her
liie-to learn OF God and His ways; which was clearly
manifested during her long and severe sickness by eK
pressions OF Implicit confidence In Christ er Redeeiner
Those who stood around her dying bed weeping oveI
her departure, should remember thai their loss is hei
great gain. ''''s'''''u' th a't-~l 1i' D. A.
LUCAS.--On tho 3Olh ut, of scarlet fever Chrisens
Jane, daughter OF John p. and Ruth A. Lucas, aged
lyear and II inoidhs. Je. ~.
She wssftaken sick on Wednesday evening, and on
OF her sulerngs. Suasy little chdreh 10 come unto
me aud lorbid hem not for OF such Is the Kingdom OF
fisavsns 4 rauH 'o7 ,''ri- Irfi',s tP. I. /,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

ATTEMPT TO ROB BANK, AT CAM
BRIDGE. The banking house of McCracken
& Lyons, at Cambridge. was entered by
burglars on last Friday night. aud the safe
blown open The noise of the explosion
frightened away the burglars. before they
could secure anything, There were in the
safe at the time. 100000 in Government
bonds and $4,000 in currency. The
Surgtars. in their haste to escape, not only
left the treasure. but splendid set Of
burglars tools. No arrests have yet been
made ~ ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

On NrSATURDAY NEXT the voters of st.
ClairsviI. School District WILDE called upon
to vote on the question of authorizing the
is:leiy Of tax for the erection of school
building. We hope they will vote tax
sufficient to build the right kind Of house.
We have had enough of temporary make
, shifts Let us have an edifce that will more
than meet our present wants, and that will
/. in every respect, be up with the spirit Of
1.-THE age. If we do this at once, then we
are done with it for the next fifty years; il
!, not, we will see before We get ready to oc
cupy it that it is not what we want.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

THE annual sale Of pews in Henry Ward
Beeehers church took place last week. -
The bidding was as spirited as on any for
mer year. Fl. B. Claflin obtained the first
choice, paying $400 premium. The rent of
the pew is $le0. Six other persons paid
premiums of 5000 to 1925, while more than
thirty pews brought premiums of 5000 to
$3.50, about half of the pews on the floor
being seld before the offers of 500 com
menced. The gallery seats were disposed of
at prices varying from $25 and upward.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

~ More DWELLING HaUsEs. s.-There is an
unusual demand in st, Clairsville for dwell
ling houses. For month or two reRters
have been importuning property holders tor
houses, and begging to be feeced. From
Spresent prospects, several families will be
out Of houses entirely in the Spring.
o." Rents in St. Clairsville are cxhorbitantly
i high. If the men of means in our town
. had enterprise enough to build few good
4 teu,nt houses, we have no doubt it would
prove good investment, both for the builder
and for the Future of the town.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

ONE Of the greatest robbcries Of the age
occurred on Saturday uight, the 9th inst. +.
on the New York h New Haven Railroad
Two safes Of the Adams Express Company
wero broken open, and money to the amount
Of about halt million dollars stolen. Four
persons implicated in the robbery have
been arrested, and over $3.50, 900 Of the
stolen money recovered.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
Local Matters.

=, BG-NoTIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS. All ofour
subscribers ,Oho find their papers marked thus
N on he margin, after their names 'cd1
sndrstaad thot their subscriptions are about
ea, and that they are requested 10 rene'c.
al papers are stopped tehen the suLscriip
tSon srpues.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

THE hat business has prospect of being
revolutionized A company has been form
ed in Boston with $50 900 capital to manu-
facture paper hats. They own a patent
recently secured, by means of which it
expects to manufacture durable, desirable,
and waterproof paper hats of any form and
color, at q cost Of 8 to 25 cents piece.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
attachment .yOsice.

Louis Cook BEFORE VIM T. Meek, ]. p. n
VS.: - Warren Township Belmont Co
On the lith day Of December, 1865, said Justice is.
sued order OF attachment in the above action for the
sum Of a7J. LOIJIS COX
December 20 1865. By VI. q. KING, his AIRY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
SYMPHONIC,

The symptoms OF Catarrh they generally appear
al first very slight. Persons 6nd they have cold
that they have frequent attacks, and more sensitive
to the changes OF temperature. In this condition, the
may he dry slight discharge. thin and acrid
aerward becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronic, The discharges increased in quaint.
" and changed in quality; they thick and
heavy. and are hawked coughed oil The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath The voice is thick
and harsh the eyes are weak; the of smell is
essened destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom OF Catarrh is.
that the person obliged to clear his throat in the morn
ing OF thick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down
from The head during the night When this takes place
the person may he sure that his disease OIL It's way TO
the lungs, and should lose no time in arresting Il
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal symp-
toms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
filed in my Office their accounts and vouchers ior seIe
mept. 10 wit:
Elisha Gstchsll Guardian Of Mary T.. sTofrs
Nash'n buchanan. Guardian OF J. buchanan
L. Neiizelt, Admir- OF Joseph Walters. decd
john Sheppard, Admir- OF James Greeneltch. decd
Vim kiger Guardian OF jaime. Douglass iiunaticl
C.Foulke' Guardian Of Geo W. and Jas. Powell.
John Orson, Ex'r Of Israel 0rison. deed.
Henry Cash Guardian Of Susan Winroi.
John Haltery. Guardian OF a. VI. Cunningham
Harrison Harper. Admir- OF Peter Williams, decd
- Ko1erl Dunn Guardian OF John c., Mary r., Sam1
/. snd Martha NJ. GEier.
Joshua A1auie. Er'r OF Jare Bailey. decd.
Joseph DOudna. GUardian of Mary Raiev nunafic !
The seven first above named will be for hearing und
settlement on the 18Th and the last six the 2O days Of
January next
DAVID HARRIS.
Dec y, lsss Probate Judge.
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attachment Notice.

ID p Of Warren Township, Bel
| a. VI. yelder. mont County. Ohio. -
On the 18th day OF December. 1895 said Justice t
sued A. order Of attachment in the zion for the
/ nj SO -. r n IIANION A. IN
Decemberes, 1865. BY VI. ID. KING. his Atty.
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.gdn,fetsfr0fsr,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court lor
In Belmont County. Ohio the undersigned was ap-
pointed aud qualified Administrator OF the estate OF
Nah Hatcher, deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted 20 said estate requested IN make
immediate payment; ard those having claims against
said estate are notified present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
BALAAM NICHOLS, Adm'r
Dec. 81, 1895.
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Belmont Common Pleas,
for PARTITION

Balaan Nichols ard Abigail Nicholshls wfe,pe,,ioner,
Fenah Hatcher, Maria Selhy fnssre Mari Kbawand
Joshua Kiibsn her husband. Josenh Hatcher. Samuel
Hatcher. Albert Hatcher, Rehecca Ann Day wife o.
Henry Dav. Joshua g. Hatcher. Elijah Hatcher,
Phpbe X. Hatcher. Sarah Jane close wife OF Henry
" Close, Joshua Hatcher. William Hatcher tson Of
Obediahl. John Hatcher. Jacob Hatcher Nnhlon
Hatcher. Cynthia f. Hatcher. James AicEiiirick John
Mckirrck, Nahlon McKittrick Fhnbe T.. Oormerlyl
McKittrek ard her husband name unknown Eliza
beth Robinson and her husband (name unknown
Thomas G. Hatcher, Drliiai Davis wife OF jackson
Davis Letha Stanbrock and her husband fname un-
knownl, David l.. Hatcher and Mahlon ]. Hatcher
adults, and William Hatcher tson of Mahlon b.
Fetnah McKilrick. Sarah McKittricL. Ann + Haich-
er Clay Hatcher. Webster Hatcher, Elizabeth Hatch
er and Mahon l.. Hatcher, minors
'I'HE above named defendants will take notice that
L on the 10th dav of Decemier 1866 the plantias
filed petition in the Common Pleas Court Of said Coun-
~ where the same is pending. demanding M rtilion
Of the tract Of land in Rchland Township. in said
County, Of which Mshlon Hatcher. late of said County
died seized and which occupied by him OF the tune
OF his dsah-contaning 1t5 acres. more or less and
particularly described in the petition
said petition will be for hearing at the next term of
said Court. D. d T COWEN.
Dec. 25, 1S65.6w Au'y for Petrs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

The Presbyterian congregation OF this
place has raised the salary Of Its pastor
Rev, D. R. Campben--to $1,000 per year.
by aunapimous vote. ~.
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Attachment Notice.

William H. Dement, pEFoRE John NJ Gardner, J.
,vs - p. Of Warren Township,
A. ". Vedder } Belmont County, Ohio
On the 18th dav Of December Is05 sad Justice issued
OF sl7j q. WILLIAM N DFMRYT YUM
Dec % lSOJ by NJ. ID. KING, his AIRY