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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
The Result In the County.

We present herewith the official vote of
Belmont County on Tuesday We have no
time now for extended comment on the re-
suit.
The Coppcrhead majority is 25, on the
heaviest vote ever poled in the County
We elect our Probate Judge and Sheriff, by
l05 and AZ respectively. Cowen, for Com
mon Pleas Judge, got 100 majority. Our
Commissioner is beaten only Jom votes.--
The Coprerbeads elect Their Auditor aud
the tail of their County ticket.
Our friends in Flushing, Kirkwood,
Washington, Smith, Pultney and Colerain
covered themselves with glory. In Rich
land, with a largely increased vote, the
Copperhesds only increase their majority
one! Col. Carroll cane within "a votes of
carrying the Township!
Alexis Cope, our candidate for Auditor,
although defeated by mujsrity larger than
that against the State ticket, has made a
noble fight; for mover since we have been
engaged 10 the politics of the County, has
there been such herculean efforts made to
defeat any candidate as were made against
him. All that money, promises of position,
misrepresentation aud trading of votes
could accomplish, has been accomplished
by the Democratic Party in the fight on
Auditor, and the candidate for Sheriff and
Probate Judge on their ticket have been
cheerfully slaughtered to secure the defeat
of Capt. Cope; but, with all this effort
against him, he ran within 40 votes OF his
State ticket.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
The Meeting at Bridgeport.

A GRAND. DEMONsTRATIoN--TO
PROCESSION BY MEssRs.
BINGHAM AND DANFoRD.
The CHRONICLE of last week con-
tanned brief announcement of a meeting
ut Bridgeport on Monday night to be ad-
dressed by Hon. John A. Bingham, Union
nominee for Congress. The irrepressible
Union men Of gallant Old Pease thcreupon
went to work and got up grand demon
stration: At an early hour in the evening
the people were pouring into Bridgeport,
and by 8 o'clock some three or four thou
sand enthusiastic people were collected, to
give their voices in the closing rally Of the
campaign iu favor of the grand Party of
Liberty and Progress, which carried the
country through the 6ery ordeal Of war. and
now seeks to save the fruits OF the strug-
gle by legislation. The square in front of
the Bank where platform was erected,
was crowded with people, hundreds ofwhom
bore torches. Over one hundred torch
bearers came over from Wheeling in pro
.cession. They were met on the Island by
their Buckeye friends and escorted over to
Bridgeport. The torches we're all borne by
the Boys in Blue"
Mr.. Bingham commenced speaking be-
fore the torehlgbt procession got over, but
when the Boys 10 Blue" came up with
their flaming torches, drums beating and
cheers for the Union cause, he was compel.
ed to desist until they were marshalled in
front of the stand, when he resumed and
spoke fer about two hours. He vindicated
the Unioa Party from the assaults and cal
umnies OF the opposition, pulverized the
ah nd in
bugle tones to every Union man to do his
duty en- the morrow. The speech was very
fine effort, and was frequently applauded.
After Mr. Bingham bad concluded, there
were loud calls for Mr. Danferd. Mr.. Dan
ford went ea the stand, but, owing to the
lateness of the hour, spoke but few words.
There was very large crOwd>in attend
anoe. and everything went off to the entire
satisfaction of every Union man present,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Notice in Partition,

NTARY A. PRICE Julia NJ Price, Frances A. Price
lfl and Rosanna Todd will take notice that OH the
l9tl day of September 1866 George A. Price al IN
the Cour Of Common Peas of Belmort County, Ohio
his petition asking that dover be assigned in ht lo
lowing described real estate situate in said County
the defendant, Rossnna rodd. widow OF Francis
Price, deed. aud subject thereto, demanding partition
said real the first tract being part OF Section
TO- Township 10 of Range beginning the Northeast
oi the West half of the Souhe's 81 quarter of SAID
Section. thence N 50 deg 25 mill w. l4s 32iN perches
along the North boundary OF the South hall ol said
Section thence South deg West 46 GSl 90 poles thence
South a0l deg Fast 10 32i60 poles thence South 20I
deg West 81 2Sl00 poles, thence South 30 min. Wes
SO 7l-l00 poles the South boundary Of said Section
thence South 50 deg 25 min East i5l s 100 poles along
said South boundary, thence North deg Fast i62 40
100 poles the beginning-contalnne i5l 72O0 acres
The ond tract, beginning at the Northwest corner Of
the West half OF the Northwest quarter of Section "a
Township Range and running thence South rs min.
West ~ poles thence South 80 deg 25 min. Fast
"a 20-lOO poles thence North IS min Fast so 100 poles
thence North ~! deg West % poles thence North "a
deg West - 72IOD. thence rh rs MIN. Fast ~ 80
100 poles thence North 20 deg IS MIN. West II 10 o.
poles 10 the place of beginnng-contninng IS 2il0O
Said tracts aoin and contain together 100 O6 IOOurres
and that nj the next OF said Court application will
he male by the said George A Pnce Tor an order that
partition he made of said premises or II partition
not be made then that the same be sold
GEORGE A. PRICE
BY ST. CLAIR KKLLY his Attorney.
September 90. ls66-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Belmont Common Pleas.
Ex-parte.

William Lemon et al Trustees
Of % the valley Branch a,,I.s O. Az E1-paHo'
NOTICE is hereby given of the filing OF peuon oy
IN the above petitioners duly authorized by said
the Common Pleas Court OF Belmont County. ONO,
asking for authority 10 sell the following premises
of Section thirty Three, township No. T. and Range q
part OF Southwest quarter OF said Section OH the West
line of said Section on the bars run, bounded ana
described as follows; Commencing OIL the West line
OF said Section Stone near the run, ten feet West
from Linn tree thence South running with said line
twelve and Pc ehesI thence East thirteen
thence North twelve and fourth perches
h-nee West thirteen perehe. 10 the place OF beginning
Containing acre mere being the lol on when
proceeds IL a new Church erected for said Society,
about two miles SAID lot A. the nextterm Of said
Ceur order will bo asked for accordg 10 the pray
er of said Petitioners. ~ W. HOGE,
Oct II, ie66-ov Auy iof reuuonen'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Result In the District.

We are qratifed to announce to our read
ers that Hon. John A. Bingham is re elect
ed to Congress by about 1900 (probably
i4O0) majority.
The majority for Mr.. Bingham in Guern-
sey (of6ciaI) is $780, Harrison (oficiaI is
54S. We have no report from Noble,
but estimate her majority at $50. AGAINST
this Mitchner is only able to muster GA in
Belmont, and We estimate his majority in
TuseaIawas at 300.
This is grand and inspiring victory!
We publish with the official abstract a
statem, ,>ut of the vote on Congress, by Town
ships. two years ago, which our readers
will fiud valuable for reference.
Hurrsh for Bingham and loyal Con
eressi Ohio says so--Penusylvania, Maine,
Vermont and Connecticut say sol Who
says nay?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11

The Pre- cfessor would be glad to meet
as many of the children Of the town of St.
CIairsville las can attend) at the NJ. E.
Church on Saturday next, at half past four
O clock. for the purpose of singing with
them. All persons desiring to practice mu-
sic suitable for Sabbath Schools, should be
present.
The meeting is free to all, and no sx.
pense will be connected with it.
The Professors success in teaching, is q
sufficient guarantee, that the meeting will
be interesting.
The instructions given will be such as any
child can understand. and yet will be strict
ly iu accordance with the established prin-
ciples of teaching, as laid dswn by the best
tsscheIs.
9s ons and oil. and be instructed.
The Professor goes to Beach Hill to night
10 organise singing school there.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Belmont Common Pleas.

Petition for Partition--Notice
Archibald Rusk, dcmandanL THE above named
VS.. i defendants, who
Harvey A. Morgan and Clar side in Harrison County.
thai petition was filed against them ihe 9Th day Of
August ls66, in the Cour OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont County Ohio by said Archibald Rnsk, and is now
pending, wherein the said Rusk demands partition of
The following described real estate situate in said Coun
~ of Belmont and in TIP. 8, r. The hrs tract being
the South quarter OF Section containing l6l
/ rood and & perches except is $500 acres off the
Northwest corner Of said tract sold By Michael Rusk 10
William Patton. The second tfaetbemg 5s5 100 acres
in the Southeast part OF the Southeast quarter OF Section
10, particularly described in said petiton.
Al the next term OF said Coun application will be
made by the said Archibald Rusk for order that par
ARCHIBALD RUsK.
d. d. H. CewES. Atty for Petf.
August o, Au66.-6W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11

Mr.. EpTog: see in your issue OF last week notice
from Mr.. James Pollock. warning h. public against
lrusiing his account. | left mis- residence, but
surely - without cause" he aeseus. When
lett my mothers TO assam ne~ relation OF lie, did
with an honest determination 10 10 my duty. far
my ability would permit nor tO 1 'hink failed to
ulhll my duty unit iound was 10 have OF the
privileges that believe be the natural right of every
human belng-receylHg nothing hut abuse. without
Kind word or look. Til. bOre as long my mental
AID physical ability would permit. Nothing but gloom
serined store tor ths future. without any nope OF
aine endment then returned ny former home, where
] expect to remain. A. 10 his warning thr public
against Trusting me on hl, account y ne could have
done only give 10 his malice; thus heaping
insult upon iqury-fOr he knows very well never
sie uny demands upon his liheraliiy Sill b. pub
fishes me in the County paper further 10 wound my al
ready much injure iern2s. by holding me up before
the public. But still ask e dspg-siOnaie judgment
OF community and the continued friendship OF my for.
friends. believe did as well any could
have done, situated as was. ORPAH.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Belmont Common Pleas.

Jane A Spencer, A l.BERT SPENCER, supposed
n 10 reside some w,ero in the
Albert Spencer. State OF West NirgiHis is notified
TINT Jane A Spencer did The itn day Of September.
-65 file her petition in the Office vi the Clerk Of th-
Court OF Common Pleas within bnd for the County of
Belmont snd State OF Ohio, charging the -sid Albert
Spencer with gross negi-ci Of duty and ralj ia the
marriage contract and ior the aforesaid prays
divorce ana that her b. chRngrI from Spencer
stewart, her maiden name. aid ior allnony out OF
the estate Of the said ADer, ad ssid petition will
be heard AT the next term Of said Court OF Common
Pleas JAM, A SPENCER.
81 P. TlLLHAa SOK Atty. for plalnuf
September 20 iSGi.bH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
STATE BANK OF OHIO
Notice to Note Holders.
OrrrcE OF THE SrArE BaS. OF ONO,

OFFICE Stair BAyz OF Quo. !
CuLrMBus. No. 70. lr65
A THE CHARTER or THIS BANK WILL. TX
n FIRE OH The first day OF May next. The Managers
ara desrous oil taking up lie Circulating Notes fast
as possible.
All persons holding said Notes Of the State Bank Of
Ohio are requested to present the any of the
Branches. without reference TO the particular Branch
that issued the and they will be promptly
deemed IN L. =. Legal Tender NOes
When presented ia sums OF i've hundred dollars and
they will he redeemed " desired in srhI drafts
on New York par Rnd express charges psld by tie
Branch 10 which such packages are sent.
By order OF the Board ni Control.
}. ANDREWS, Presiden,
The Notes Of any Of tie Branches of State Bank
will he redeemed state ia The uhove notice Of Pres
dent Andrews Il, the Office OF The Flr't NBuonHl Bank
Of Bridgeport Ohio.
degl-ii JOHN c TALLMAN Cashier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11

THE ELECTION on Tuesday passed off
very quietly. There was less than the usual
amount Of "buttouholing." The Copper
Joh nsons didn't enter into the fight very
heartily. except on their candidate for Con
sress and one or two on their County tick
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Partition Notice.

nTIVER u. SMITH Elizabeth II, Smith. William
~ 'milh. Levica Smith Isaac II Smith aud Nathan
IT, Smith will take notice that petition tins day
filed IN the Court of Common Pleas Of Bem County,
Ohio demanding partition Of the following described
real estate situate in said County of Belmont aud h,ng
part OF Tire $, e quarter oi Sec. s. Up Of Range @.
Begin Ing E. the the N, corner OF said quar-
ter iherce with The East boundary OF the quarter
1873 100 ross 10 thence Souih 46t deg West ~
rods n post h"nc. North 40 deg West 40 so 100 rods
thence Nor,, irl deg West 20 rods thence North 22t
deg Wr-t Sit rods thence North deg West n asO0
rods to a posi- the West line OF said quarter thence
Moth deg Fast rs % 100 rods the N w. corner oil
said uuare thence South % deg Fast 1863 SlU0 rods To
the beginning rs acres, more or less; and
that at the next term of said Coun application will De
made said George for order that partition be made
OF said real estate il the same will moi partition
without manifest injury, that il be sold.
GEORGE F.. SMITH
BY ST. CLAIR KELLY, his Attorney.
Sent &. 1eGG 6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11

A Gross OUTRAGE "A number of Union
voters were absent from home on Tuesday.
With some of them it was probably neces,
site, but, suppose we had lost our Congress
man, what must such men have thought of
themselves?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
The Belin ont Comfy SaDDath
school I'm lon

Will meet in Barnssvile, on Tuesday Oct.
23, aud continue in session until Wednes'
day evening. Addresses will be made by
several experienced Sabbath School men
Topics ofinterest to all engaged in the work
will be discussed. All persons interested in
Sabbath Schools are earnestly requested to
attend. WIN. ALEXANDER, See'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11

In the next CHRONICLE We will give the
result of the elections in Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA, Indiana, Iowa and Nebraska. Every
Union man in the County should have the
paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Local Matters.

EENoricE TO SUBSCRIBERS. All Of
our subscribers tolo find Their paper morked
husN on tie ma,gin. after their names,
UiW understand that their subscriptions ure
ubout out, and that they are requested to
rene,c.
All papers stepped ,ohen the subscription
espireS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Coun
' for BelnC / County, OHIO, the undersigned
uuponied and qualified a Executor of the estate OF
Thomas Gay. deed. late Of said County.
All those indebted TO said estate reguc sed make
immediate pa ymeni and those having claims against
said estate notified present them for settlement,
within year from this date.
Sent 21-3ls DAVID ROTU. Ex'r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Belmont Common Pleas
Partition Notice.

Newton Duvall, plaintiff NJ Office is hereby given
. to Levi Smith and Jane
Jane Smith et al, dets Smith his wife, John Duys.
William Boyd and Rachel Boyd his wife. Jason Duva
(adutsl aud John w. Duvs Asenalh Louisa Duval
Mary D"vali Lydia A Duval minor child OF ilihu
Duvull deceased who arc all mnde parties defendants
III this action. that the plaintiff, Newton DuvalL
August Z, 1866 ilcd hIs petition in said Court the object
and prayer Of which ia for the partition oi the lands OF
which Iydiu Duvnll died seized in fee simple situate in
Goshen Township in said County in the state OF Ohio
being pan o the Southwest quarter of sec 10, Town.
shp AID Ra ge s, containing n acres aud IT perehes
oil nud--and for The construction Of the will OF said
Lydia, deceased and thai they each required u
said petition before the Sd day OF November
1866
J.R. MITCHELL, Clerk Of said Cou,t.
g. w. HoGE, Au'y for plaintiff.
Sept O. 1s66.6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
DAVID ALLEN, Agent,
se97-sw BRIDGEPORT. ..
Notice to Mechanic
Notice.

A LEXANDER MCCALL, who resides in the State
IA of Illinois will take notice that the last tern OF
Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio
he ordered by said Court to be made u parry de-
fendant in pending In said Court wherein John
McCall is plaintiff and Matthew Mccall and others,
he rs-at.law OF Matthew Mccall, deceased are defend
The object OF said proceeding TO settle the nc
counts Of John, Joseph and Matthew Mccall as irus-
OF the fund provided for The maintenance OF Nancy
Mccall deceased.
R. MITCHELL Clerk OF said Court.
Sr CLAIR KELLY AIRY for Joseph Matthew.
Sept. ~ 1866. 6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Notice.

A III, PERSONS are nOhed 10 trust my wife
n Urpha Pollock. on my acrouHt ~" having irn my
bed and board without Hts wnHt-
and an determined to pay debts If her con-
tracing. se2t. JAMES POLIOCh.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
STABLE Z
ID. G. g. G. G. NEISWANGI Il,

A NNOUNCE TO the Public that they i furnish
n Horses, Buggies, Hacks Carriages and Omni-
buses, AT all hours, with or without drivers.
Enquire nj the National Hotel malily.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
N:w advertisements.


NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
lS for belmont County Ohio. the undersigned was
appointed and Gua ied as Administrator oi the estate
o Rachel Berry. deceased. late Of said County.
All those indebted said estate requested To make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified present them for settlement
within year from this date.
Israel STEER, Admir-.
October II. lsG6.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
First Premium over all
Competitors,
THINNING.

r you repairing OF any kind in the TIMING
! LINE done promniiy ard reasonably. call on
Julp2s HI'GH HARRls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
LO s g
BY Portland Fire, July 4th.

Dy Z OI Cld1lu Z 1IS, y Ill fCA.
The total am, ,un, covered by IFna PotkOisa pro-
perty destroyed or damaged is saoe,s5A. OH which
salvage will be about per cent Our lsal loss will
not vary much from ~ 90 900, and being prompt
ly justed and paid Thfs sum b per cent upon the
assets ffure but slightly exceeding our Government
AMI Stat paid last year proportion equal to
a 5000 loss for a company of 100000 Assets
The necessity for insurance aud the value Of wealthy
strong corporaaons is iocibly illustrated by this fire
Several weak Insurance Comp anies are Destroyed
Portland has population Of 35 600; was Handsomely
built, mostly fine brick slrucuIes-protected
and screened with spwards OF OOshade treesbound
ed three sides by water-indeed, literally. amos, III
sing from the oceanand with good STRAIN fire DEPART
ment--yet it has &lO, 100000 of properly con-
sumed in few hours-upon holiday when it, people
least occupied-rom the very Insignificant cause OF
a contemplate FIRE cracker.
Remember the trlfng origin Of hrcs that sweep away
in few hours the earnings Of years Consider your
hest interests and give the Elna agent ca If you
need proper Insurance security Policies issued al fair
terms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
TAXES FOR 1866.


T'HE rses Of sxs,en IN Bsirdn, County for the ven,
u i-0J sfs As fellows on each Que Hdndted Dollars
~ v.lu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
Broom Corn Cleaner,

TT WORKS WELL, is durable and cheap. Price
L only Al So Broom Corn rai.ers, doussiail TO get
one. For sale at 9SNORNE's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
UNION MEETINGS.

Conservative Union Meetings will be held q
the following tines snd plsecs, end will be cd
dress~d By The speakers whose nance follow
the respective appointments.
The nseetinEs viii commence At half pest sew
en- O'Clock r n.
Notices Of additional meeting will hereafter
be z ven.
~ ClAuas-Wednesday, Uctrber Sd.
Vim. I. Ditloe and r. r. Cook -
RocssxGHAs-ScuooL Horss.-Thursdsy, Oct.
tth. lsed.
". 7. Dittoe and J. W. Moon.
MAysvsiaa.-Ssssss uAiI-- Saturday. Oct.
etn, 1866.
L. 4. visls and 4. 4. Cook.
FR,DAy, Oct. t5th-lsen Butler. ~ Pease's
Walnut Grove
W.T.. Dittos and q. II. Parker.
SATURDAY, Oct. Gth-Psinceton,
Win. r. Dittoc and J. w. Stewart.
SATURDAY, Oct. Chile Claire,
g. H. Parker and J. W. Stewart.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 3D. L. Claisc,
w. 4. Dittoc and Z. X Cook.
THURSDAY. Oct. 4th- Rockingham,
W. T. Dittoc ard J. n. Moore.
Moscow Saturday, Oct. 9Th, 1 r. N.
W. u. Ia iiingvelL r.fia
~ order Of the COMMITTEE
W. ". CONES. Chsismsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

s96&6u6y NB pGeIfssn ebsud11ons.-
Bot ws ksow ef no mas b ~ nAsiss - wheo
~ vssld sssoss tra1 IL edqinislzo1isa y
ths Gevsenmsnt and III executes q he
lava, than the suthos Of ~ abovs 6ntguAent
Of facts. n be beltevss ~ own 6eedA ~
utterly impossible that be- should symps-
thise vAh IL s6oss 70 dan y The Gssshsa
people Of the right Of sslf.govssnment and
exclude them iron the Union. No man would
psc'cad 10 justify he Radical policy. upon
the -aasAnptoa thai Gen. Grsns tod ~
truth in the report from which we quote. =.
A 70 the admiasien e Southern Repre-
sentatives 10 Congress. 10 what else did
Gen. Grant refer. gWhsn be expressed his
regret thas the could not b. "a greater CON-
mingling this time between the citizens
Of IL tee sections, an particularly Ase p
irssltd with tie ia~-maktsg power - Whst
other citixens Of the two sections, 'entrust-
cd With the law. making power Of the Uni
ted States. arc there. except the representa-
alive elected to Congress from the two sec
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

A Maine editor says he cannst imagine
when editora have leisure time, "snlese il
10 sitsr tho ferry men carries Us over SsSx-
and then " haze no Doubt the old fellow
would beseige Us for . pub in bic boat"
!. IL Isapg Mons Ohristiah Association
10 Washington ere making arrangements to
etcct ? large building, woeth 4l0O, 900 con
tsDnidS Z kes library, rsaiAt rsonsS pas-
lors. pubic hall, gymnasium, etc.
A .wenss 10 ChArlsslae, 8. O., hseged
ies $50 to burg her husband A bSnSvo-
Iene lsdy .veitsd her heme. 10 taas Der the
lnanav. 10 . dsrksned apartment lay the
corpst; the widow vas crying, and every>
thing iccked melancholy. She left the $50
end demssei, forgetting her parasol. Re>
turning, she found the corpse carefully
counting the money. 81
Al the sinkisg Of the Linnis Dawn, .
planter from Kentucky, bound to Washing
ton county, Ark, when awakened, seized
his caspet-sack containing eight thousand
dollaraS aud rushed into tho cabin. where
he NV lady struggling in the water. lie
threw away his carpet-ssck and money,
aud, aching the lady, carried her to place
Of safety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

F@ Ssesseasy q 0tatsV a~ ~
COLONEL 3. Y. vAkAMOA. Il Os,awass.
For Treasurer Of State, .e
OEx. 0AOkGE A. STONE, Of IIeasy.
Fer Auditor ofStAse,
CAPT. ROsERr ". CROSS, Of POM.
For Attorney General,
CAPT WEBSTER BALLlNGER. oflse.
For Register Of State Land OfRsc,- >
LINE p. NeKINNlE, Of Clayton.
Fer Reporter ~ Supsasa Couss, $40
CAPT. ALBERT srODDARD, ofTsmA
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
CAPT. FRED. CO1TsCHAlK. Of Dubuque.
For Conersss- Second District,
JOHN r. COOK, Of Scott.