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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

h,spoS brig wnysssy for 9 gsg ssss
Emsns sofaS Bus sd FOR DO large part cargo
TSLSEs HOLE FEB q rMA,. s.ss: s:sssss
PSiadspsa Boston u SD scSrs Alexander Young.
Star King, Bang. rhilsdsIp1ia for Boston ,..,
Sr s Fannie and
Pioneer MARY Emma Lssssarg Ell. FGfowsl shooting IN
HYANNIs March l.Arr steamer City of Richmond New
MoBThE fsS brig WIN Bis.m0E re BcsmSTs
Gull Stream Mount NYork sohrs Burdett Hart Denton,
90 NoRFoGK. Feb ~xrr steamer Msn.anaas Lssssans
NY1FH for New osaps brig Star Of the
Os NEW BEDFORD Feb ss-sla sehr Robert Smith.
Sars AR schr Reed Nckerson Barnstabls
ssnrs cass,rl1s Thomas = cab:
Taylor Phaaspha schrs hurley fhIs and
sSas Nary y:r
oss 0r Ms
NYorf Read Boston fer SS Rs p sor
PS.SssAs: sst%sss Dix SofsI DO;
nsrsoS cs%dsn for 1' sorfok Sidney Tyler stee%an
81 spf I
Es River d. sE K@s
French. York Delaware bishop; Red Rover, HodgdOn
Tidal Wave, Rich bingham for Sid sohs Nicanor'
NEW HAVEN, March l-Cid schrs Maria, Clarke,
PHILADELPHIA March l-Arr schrs Isaac Baker. Per
NY0rk Henry Perkins Borden, Gloucester: Wei
ngton Atwood Boston Gid ship Mosher. Anthony Ant
werp bark Lima. Hewitt Cienfuegos: schrs JAS Ponder
Hudson. Ncuvitas; Elmer Haley, Cienfuegos: K
Dunn, Fenton, Salem; Rcinhart Hand, Boston.
PROVIDENCE March Arr steamer Galatcs. Jones
schrs George Carman, Baker, Annapolis, Nd; Aida.
Lambert Philadelphia; Silver Magnet Barrett Philadel
phia; Fantauzzi Wooster Philadelphia. Cid brig Rich
m0nd Powers Cardenas. Sid schrs Lady Lake, Allen;
Fanny Fern, Saunders. and Hattie Coombs. Drnkwaer
NYork -
RICHMOND Fob 2s-sld schr Arcuiarius. Jackson, New
ROCKLAND Feb H-sld schrs @ W Kimban. Hall; @
Horton, Jameson; Hodgdon Babb; Billow Pierce
Hawatha lngraham Union Averill; Superior Hatch and
Albion Spaldng all for NYork.
25th-Sid Ada Ames Marson Norfolk, Va Trident
rmeson. City Point, Va; VIM Jones, Monroe, Norfolk EN-
press, Piston. NYork Lucy Ames Flanders, do; q
Glover Holfrook. do.
SAVANNAH Feb 24-Arr schr Jas ODonohue. Philbrook,
Boston. Cid steamer VIM Tibbett, Cony, Boston.
26th-Arr bark Harmed (Norw). Odson, Cape de Verbs
SALEM Feb 23Arr srhrs Montezuma, Pedrick. Cayenne
via st Martins; Corvo, Yeaton Empress Kennedy Ger
trude Horton Jameson, and Ruth Hodgdon BaDb Rock
sTONINGTON, March Arr schr Daniel Mershon.
Allen, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON N q, Feb 27-Arr schr Mott Bedell Bedel
NYork Cid schr Sarah Fish, Bardcn NYork.
wAREIfAM Feb 27-Arr schr q b Smith Bowker, George
town, ID q.
March i-sad schr L Buriingame. Burlingame NYork-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
c,ITpREwR corr.

CUPREME COURT
- In the matter OF the application Of the Mayor Adcr
and Commonalty OF the city of New York relative 70
the widening and extending OF and Fulton strccs
In the city OF New York
Pursuant 70 statutes in such made and provided The
Mayor Aldermen and Comonaiy OF the city OF New fort
hereby give notice that they intend 70 apply ne ~.
Term Of said Court TO be held At he CITY Hall.
IN the city Of New York, on Saturday. tho sAs
that day thereafter counsel can be heard
for the appointment OF Commissioners Of Estimate ana A.
sessment In the above entitled that the nature and
Of the improvement hereby intended IL the wdsnins
and extending OF Ann street and Fulton street in said y
In manner following that IA 10 say on the northery sae on
Ann street. between Park row and william street sna gn
both aides Of Ann between William street ana
street also both sides Of Fulton street between %
seend Ryders alley; also the southery SIDE oi
street between Ryders alley and Water street ana on
norherly side Of FULTON street between Front sues sna
south street the Of New York laid down ans "
lineaed certain map made By Edward soy. comwa,
veyor, file the Office of the CLERK 0 tne N"'''"
Council Of the city Of New York ..,..--u.....-
NV YORK. Feb. "a, 1885
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

Sales OF Real Estate.
The following sales OF real estate made Thurs
day last In addition TO what has been already pub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
CITY CosrnInRC1AL REPORT.

FRIDAY, March % T. NJ
AsuEs Receipts, none Tho market quite steady.
Pearl are pretty well out of stock and prices nominal
We quote pot $7.75.
BREADsrurPs Receipts, 30Os bbls. -four 1858 bags
corn meal 1850 bushels wheat 800 do corn, 1894 do
oats 1900 do rye Tho market for State and Western
-four rather less active but prices again advanced &c.
10c per Dbl for all qualities closing very firm at the
improvement The sales about 5000 bbs at our
revised quotations suboined Southern flour was in fair
demand and prices ruled extent in sellers favor
closing firm at annexed quotations. The sales were
about $50 bbIs Canada -four was Sc. 10c. higher
The sales were 400 bbs Rye -four was dull and heavy
Corn meal was without noticeable change in any respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

The wheat market continued fairly active, and prices
again advanced 1c. &C.: the sales were about so 900
bushels 81 SO for inferior Milwaukee club, 81 "
$i75 for new amber Milwaukee. Corn a
trine 1rmer with fair demand. The sales were
nearly 5000 bushels ut Toe 7Sc. for un.
Sound Soc Sic for sound mixed Western, SIC.
s4c for white Jersey and 3d. size. for new yellow
Southern and Western. Oats were rather quiet: we
quote unsound Western Soc 43c and sound Western
at sac. Soc and State a56c &c. with Canada at Soc
SIC Rye IN better demand with sales OF 80 900
bushels Western, mostly at SOC, but part on private
ers favor the sales embraced 90 900 bushels at 81 10
for Canada West. Malt dull. but nominally un-
changed
Blk swAx--Smail lots Western and Southern yellow
sold 10 consumers ut 45c q 46c No SPECIAL sales
were made.
active demand, principally from spectators and export
Spinners also bought more freely. The sales
reached $3.50 bales The market closed firm ct our quo
.Aoll1u..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

Schr Pawnee Roth New London.
Schr Edwin, Tuthlll. Bridgeport
Steamer Admiral, Nichols, Philadelphia
Steamship Gusse Telfair from Morehead CITY which ar
rived this morning consigned Murray. Ferris Co
instead OF John Wright as reported
BELOW.
One brig.
SAILED
Steamship City Of Dublin.
Wind at sunset SE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
DENTISTRY.


A MOST WONDERFUL DIsCOvbkl-IhtIh M
N tracted without pain charge a.ing eeth niicd
celebrated bone filing without pam ~ SA' 'AN""'' IN
Grand street, two blocks from Broaavay
CoLToN DENTAL AssocIAIiOs-'I pk. COTTON
agent (Nitron Orde) the practiee OF dentistry etier
frou rr rarnochsn Th.1 administer the In the
most safe manner 1000 patients and we whole medical
fession will esttfy Onces ~ ana W cooper institute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAM's FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH
N. ment ll3 West Eleventh street Sixth avenue.
Furniiurs families moved city country rnitsre piano
fores packed and shipped; storage Zoe furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

,,vyrcrps AND MEN ENTITLED To By MOUNTED,
,6o have Lost horscs In the will receive liberal
ADVANCES on their claims BY addressing o. Van buren,
Co gs seventh snect Washington. u O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

s4lh st., near sth av, lots 25riOo5, each 81, 700
8 lots In rear 25x6s. each. 100
lots adjoining above 25xlOO5 and IS 2x75 each. 500
lot on 44ih ST. near 9th av 25x1Oo 4........ 200
lots on&86h st. near 1lth av, 25xo8o each. 200
lot on 10th st., bot I'd and 3D. avs, 25xl001l,
with story brick house In ............ 900
lots adjoining, zach with one story brick house
lsovV
lot adjoining 25x1O0 11...................1 900
House and lot 312 Mad son street. TO- 6x11O. 400
House md lot n cor LIST and l6th st. 23x941 $50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

child or children Of her deceased husband,
under sixteen years Of age, "or is On un.
suitable person, by reason Of immoral con
duct, to have the custody of the same" the
pension shall be paid to the duly authorized
guardian of such child or childres. while
under the age Of sixteen years, and not "a
tho widow.
BY the Twelfth section, the provisions Of
the act Of July IA, 1862, are extended so as
to include the dependent brother or brothers
Of deceased officer, soldier, or seaman, and
the dependent father of such deceased per.
sons. under like limitations as apply in the
case Of dependent sisters and mothers.
Tie fourth section Of the act Of March
8, 1865, provides that when pension has
been allowed to widow, and she dies or
marries, the child or children ofthe deceased
soldier under l6 years of age shall be en-
titled to pensi on from the date of the
death or marriage Of such widow.
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS. All officers
who were in the service Of the United States
on the Sd day of March, 1865, and resie ned
or we're honorably mustered out after that
date, are entitled to three months extra
pay, whether mustered out at the expira-
ton Of term of service or before.
For additional information, or assistance
in presenting claims, address @. L. Poor.
man, ST. Clairsville, D.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

Accounts OF the crops in Wisconins
Iowa and Northern Illinois are favorable. -
Most of the wheat has been harvested in ex.
cellent condition and is abundant in quality
The prospects ofcorn are unusually promis.
ing.
Gov. Patton has returned to Alabama,
having net only negotiated large amour,
of State bonds for the relief of the destitute
but received abundant voluntary contribu
tions from Missouri and illinois, the only
two States he visited.
General Sheridan reports officially tha,
French troops continue to be landed at v era
Cruz. He states that he has lost all conf
deDce ia the sincerity of Napoleon. and hi:
statements concerning the withdrawal! OF the
French troops.
The following gentlemen have been go
lected as the membefs OF the commission tc
revise and codify the statutes Of the United
States, in accordance with the act of Con
gress recently passed: Caleb Gushing, o.
Massachusetts, Judge William johnson, o.
Ohio, and Return j. Meigs, Of Washing
ton. tt.
TIE military prisoners confined in tht
Ohio Penitentiary are being discharged
under the recent order of the President -
Among others was Dr.. Paine, who was cap
tursd two years ago, and was at one time
sentenced to death as rebel spy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
Increase Of Pensions.

The supplementary pension act approved
jane 6, 1856, provides increased rates Of
pensions over those granted BY the act Of
July IA, 1862, in the following cases, viz
l.. $25 per month to all those invalids
sptitied, under the act Of July IA, 1862, to
, lower rate of pension, on aocount Of ser
viee rendered since March 4. 1861, "who
shall have lost the sight, of both eyes, OF
who shall have lost both hands, or been
permanently and totally dsa bled 10 the same
Or otherwise 90 permanently and totally dis
tbled as to render sthsm utterly helpless
Or 90 nearly 50 ~ to require the constant
personal aid and attendance of another per
son." w Fn E.@
3. $40 per month to those invalids who
being entitled under like coaditions to 1
lower rate OF pension, "shall have lost boti
feet, or one hand and one foot, or been to
tslly and permanently disabled 10 the same
or otherwise so disabled as to be inca pacita
Ted tor performing any manual labor, bu
not so much so rs to require constant per
scnal aid and attention"
s. SIS per uiientR to those iBvslids who
under like conditions. "shall have lost on,
hand or one foot, or been totally and per
nanently disabled 10 the SAME, or otherwis,
90 disabled a. to render their inability Il
perform manual labor equivalent to the los
of hand or foot"
The above rpeciied increased rates o
pension will b allowed only to those dis
abled since the 4th day of March, 1861. an,
will date only from the 9th dsy of June
1866. '"
Yhe fifth section uncouditionslly repeal
thxt provision Of the act Of March 8, 1855
by which pensions were withheld from Ger
tain pensioners IN civil employment unde
She so1efnndent. The restored pension vii
date only fron the passage Of this act.
The eleventh section provides that wbsl
any widow, entitled to pension under pre-
yjous sets, has abandoned the care Of |,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
judicial Convention.

The Union Judicial Convention for this
Sub. b.Division will meet at BarpespiRe, on
Wednesday, meet, August |, for the purpose
Of nominating q candidate for Common
Pleas Judge. ... ...
The delegates appointed will meet at said
time and place, without further notice.
The following is list Of the delegates
Colerain-A. P. Wiley, M. Horton alt.
Ftush'ng-D. j. Qainn, D. Deselns alt.
Goshen 20. A Dowlell, Em. Wright alt.
Kiik,oood-J. Hinton.
Hcdd- Henry Welsh.
fs1se--A D Rice, A. Il. Wells alt.
fahhy-J. B. Smith.
Richiaad Il Danford, P. Tallmau alt.
Smah-Chas. Lewis. VIM. Parks alt.
Somerset George W. Ramsey, James
A. Barnes alternate. 49,
U,'oa-Wm Lee, Allen Bond alternate.
Hrren-M. d. King, Capt. N, j. Man
ming alternate. H-
Washington WIN. Danford, John Ship
man alternate.
Wnyne Philip King.
W Wheeling Hon. John Patton. Thomas
Lodge alternate.
Krs-L B B'ger, Isaac R .mssy alternate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
The WYANDoT PloNEEa swings a YER

The WYANDoT PIONEER swings very
effective axe. 1t pitches into the entangle.
ments of the enemy in the following style
TIE JOHNSON MEN-In the Uuion purity
are about as hard to find as the miik.sick
ness; when you inquire for them in this or
any. other county, you will be told by some
d,sintersested copper head that "they are as
thick as hops in the adjoining county
that Wyaud,t county 0i is iust M full % of tiyu ,hem
while the Gods truth i. ,hore is not enough
of them in tho State of . Ohio to make re-
spectacle funeral.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

A RECKLESS postmaster in Michigan,
who SO far forgot his allegiance to his mas
ter here as to help circulate Carl Schulz's
radical Detroit Post, received letter from
the chief Of the Bread and Batter Brig
ade, y informing him that he had been
charged with using extra exertiol in obtain.
ing subscribers tor tn, Detroit Post and also
Of using freely the word '.Copperhead. -
The postmaster writes the Post that he may
have sinnsd, but he does not feel gnll,y and
concludes thus: Thanks to the Lord, We
have bread and butter up this way that
MIR. Randall cannot control"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

Wool. There has been an extraordinary
amount of wool grown in Belmont County
the present year. The following is an
approximation to the actual sales made and
there is still from SO 900 TBS to 100000 fbs
In the hands of growers:
grad6cd Co, Of BranesviIle, have bought o25 oob
Holloway, Branson others, Flushing and
Q. Il +. TROLL 81. Clarsvill-. 200 600 tb.
Green & Co. Powhaan and other ,,eraors rs QUO lbs
This makes the wool crop OF the County
s00, 900 TBS, aud we think the amount
actually produced will be above that amount.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
To the Union Central Com m lite

The Union fou ty Central Committee,
appointed at Be- m mt on the 7th inst, will
meet at St. Clarsriile on Saturday, Aug.
4th, at o'clock p NJ, for the purpose of
organizing and trsnsacting other important
business. IE5
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee: t, ,lf
B. p. DUNCAN. Capt. o. s; Holloway, A.
z. Miller. John McKeever, r. r.. Highley
man, A D RICE, Jas +. Anderson, G. l..
Poorman, A. G. Ramags, VIM Stanton,
w: b. Kirk, B. Davenport, NJ. Dauford,
John Lisle, John Patton, Jr.. Saml. Glover.
A full attendance is desired.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
ISL henry WEST, Chairman. e
j. B. LoNaaLEY, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
The New senator from Kansas

The Hon. Il g. Ross, appointed by Gov.
Crawford to fill the vacancy in the United
States Senate occasioued by the death of
james II. Lans, is about 40 years of age,
and has been printer or editor from, boy.
After assisting in the conduct Of freesoil
paper in Wisconsin, his native State, be
marched to Kansas at the head of com
pany Of volunteers in the Summer of 1856,
to take part in the struggles of the Free
State men. Thenceforward Kansas has
been his home, and his talents and devotion
to the principles of freedom have given him
many prominent positions in State politics.
He was member of the Constitutional
Convention Of 1858, and from that time TO
the breaking out of the war was member
of the Legislature. He rose to the rank of
Major BY his ability during the war aud
since its close has been connected with the
Lawrence Tribune. He has the tull conf
dence OF the Union men of his Safe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

SPRING WHEAT have hoard Of a
number of fields of Spring Wheat in this
County that are nearly ready for harvesting
and will produce excellent yields. Would
it net be well tor our farmers to pay some
attention to the sowing Of Spring Wheat
hereafter?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
The Tennessee Members
Sworn In.

The President having approved the joint
resolution admitting Tennessee, and the
credentials of Messrs Maynard, Stokes and
Taylor having been approved by the Com
mittee on Elections, those gentlemen we're
yesterday sworn in as members of the 39th
Congress from Tennessee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
Martins Ferry Ordinances.
AN ORDINANCE
To Guard against Fires 10 the Incorpors
lad Villnnn nc Al nr1;nI, H..
July 20 1900

eeu Niuage OF marunS 3 terry.
SEQ |. Be 1t ordained by the Council OF the Tncorpo.
rated Village OF MARTINS Ferry That for the safety OF
tue village there shall be prepared and kept IN rrad
ness one Ladder 25 feet IN length aud one IS feet in
lengtmode in solid substantial manner There sb
u'o be made aud kept in readiness one Hook rs feet
iong, and one is feet ong. All which shall be
kept IN place easy Of AID shall he ed for no
other purposes but hres except by order Of the Council
Any person OF persons removing using the hooks or
ladders, without the permission Of the Council shall be
liable TO dne Of not less THAI nor more than ten
dollars ~ wa
SEC q That no person persons within the incor.
poraied village OF Martins Ferry, shall be allowed 10
use any chimney sovepipe any other structure for
the use Of fire, endsnger the properly of him,
self or eighbors. II shall be the duy Of the Marshal
when 20 directed by the Mayor two members OF the
Ceulci 10 nony SAID person persons TO make such
slove-pIpe chimney, other structure .afe; and IL
eet notice has been given Of the danger M are
not immediately taken to make the same >afe BY the
owner or occupant he she, they sha II be liable to
he OF not less than five nor than twenty dol
und likewise additional sum of from ave TO twenty
dollars Tor every day said structure may be allowed to
remain IN an unsafe CO dition.
SEC o. This ordinance shall take effect from and
otter its passage
Passed July -, 1860.
s. r. DEAN, Recorder.
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Flushing and Uniontswn u oad.

On Saturday. august II, 1866, the Com
missiouers appointed to view the road from
the National Road to Flushing, by Union
town, will meet at UniontOwn, at 10 clock
A. NJ, when all persons interested in the
proposed Improvement of said road, desir-
ing it, will be heard on the questions refer.
red to said Commissioners and the Com.
missioners expect to decide most of those
questions at that meeting. rH.
Jos. NJ MITCHELL,
- g. ISRAEL STEER, Con,'rs.
B. s. CowEN,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O.:
Thursday, July 2e, 1866.
Local Matters.

pW-NoTrcEr TO SUBSCRIBERS. Al our
s.Jsor,Les oho find their papers marked thus
n on the margin, after their names, piU
saderstond tha their subscriptions are about
out, and that they are requested 10 rene,o.
All pepers are stopped ,ohen the subscrip.
hon expires. la
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

BURGLARY AT BELLAIRE The Globe
House, kept by Mr.. e @. Norris, Bellaire,
was broken into on last Thursday night and
seven thousand dollars and several valuable
watches stolen. The burglar entered frsm
the kitchen roof.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
arw advertisements.
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby giveI that nt the Probate cour
lN Tor belmont Coun,y, Ohio, the undersigned was
appointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate
OF William lddings, deceased. late Of said County
All those indebted TO said estate requested to make
immediate payments and those having claims against
snd estate ro'i6ed TO present them for setlemep
within year IRON this date.
July 20 1860.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
The Adjournment OF Congress

Mr.. Fesseuden expresses the opinion that
the Senate will amend the adjournment
resohifisn by inserting Thursday, the 26th,
instead of Wednesday, the 25th.
Speaker Colfax is still Of the opinion that
an adjournment will not be had before July
81. Senator Foster says an adjournment Mt
can be had any day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

We learn that wheat on tbs sandy soil in
the vicinity of Columbus, Edinburg and
Jouesville, Indiana. is much better than
vas expected, and many farmers have cut a
full average crop. The grain is well filed,
and will make excellent -four. The pros.
pect for corn in that region was never better.
-fCin. Gag.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

TIE Boston Common wealth announces
that George Peabody intends to bsstow
$50. each on Harvard, Williams, and
Amherst Colleges, and the munifcent sum
Of $l.o00,000 upon Boston for home for
the poor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

THE Detroit Tribune says: "Alce Carey,
author Of Pictures OF Country Life, which
abounds in sketches of Western Michigan
and its people, has taken up her residence
in Berrien County. She is we'll known
thereabouts as the wife Of William s. Far
mer. q leading and public spirited citizen
Their country residence is delightfully."- stu
ated about four miles from the county seat
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26

SCHooL TEACHERS ExAMINATIoN at
St. Clairsville, Saturday, August 4th, com.
mencing al o clock precisely.
By order of Board
K III. COCHRAN. Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-26
FIRE In 80. Cgatrsrtylc! !

N1orwfTHsrANDINO TlfH-GREAT CHANGES
lN oecasoncdb by he recent Gre fortunately Osbofncs
Otoeery and Provision siofr ~ sull left M hostisbiDg
snd pfospetous condition. prepared NJ oil tunes 10 ac
conmodaie the public vita everything Ia his line Of
business VI