davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

To tnlt beef for every 100 pounds take
II 2 ounces saitpelre, 2I-2 pounds
brown sugar. 5 pounds good salt, aud
2l-2 gallsDs water mix all together aud
boil the mass I'll ali the hard ingredients
are thoroughly dissolved then let the
brine cool and poor it over the meat.
which must be packed tight and weighted
down. The pickle should entirely cover
the meat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

IL says. Sambo. does you know what
makes de corn grow so fast when you
put de manure on il :" Mol don't,
hardly" Nov, I'LL just tell We, when
de eorn begins 10 smell de manure, Il
don't like de fumery, so hurries out Of
de ground, and sits up as high as posi-.
bic so as not 10 breathe de bad air."
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
marriage and Cehbacy.

AN Essay OF WARNIKG AND INsTRUCTION FOR
YONCG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which
., rnanently ~prOstrate the Vital Powers, with sure
means Of relief. Sent Free Of Charge, in scaled
letter envelopes Address.
Or. J.. SKII.LIN R0UGHTON.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January, list 1851 l-y
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Il is said that a poison Of any conceiv-
able degree of potency. which has been
swallowed Intentionally or by accident.
may be rendered enurely harmless by
swallowing 2 Qills Of sweet OIL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

@THE latest Improvements in stock is
4 new breed Of cats in Vermont, which
have tails only IA inch long. The aevant-
ages claimed for such tails are, that they
nnO get under a rocking char or be
stepped upon. aud that the door can be
closed quicker when they GO out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Cover your agricultural machines and
iuplemen,s. Sun and rain deslfoy them
faster than use.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

The King Of Bavaria has cultivated
fnendly feelings with Austria by mar.
TyiRg hs sister Of The Austrian Emperor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Taken MP by the undersigned living in Glen
Rick Precinct, on the Tth day If February, 1851
One red and whilo speckled Stear with undertiI
ont Of lett ear, iIGuu e ,itltGl2 eau
This Spring CYRUS C. MEADER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
WRIGHT BRO. co, Imp rtprs.
1911 BROAUAY. Now York.
SIMILIA SIIiILIBUS CURANUTR
HUMPHREYS
SPECIFI G

-TTAYE PROVEN. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experinnce an cntiTe success: Simple r"mp.
- %ff,irni nud Reliable. They are the only Med
iciues perfectly adapted TO popular use-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made IN ts'ng them -
harm lees ns t. be free from danger ,and so ,GicIeLi
- to- be always reliable They have raised the
highest c. mmend ttOn from all, and wall Away,
reDdtrS 50 i%sfaetiOn. .-rf- -..
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
rnre 8 PrrIenflYe 0fFeIeIs ,.

~ .LVt~- a.t wHH sTr Co. 40 % ~
mslIiyt" alusy- kerr hs f""d-'
toi tmm-di.t. u~-I
Here are a few Important plr-'.1
lst The, are ths 6rsfJ SFe1as
AEe-ii"uS.
q IRE arc the ouly kuoEn rl
rnr over j~ompL5int.
sd They 4 eIheO D. known rem
Constipation. Hs-
4th. The Po~ders are 50 tho }.asa e
ration shat one package WI be ah
~ IS hose uslfg them vii rrIlT s
5th They are "A mild aHd Pie''1I
effective cathartic Known t-C
9th. They are he cheapest sa.ai. p.
9Th. They ere she rheape~t ana 10
tanT, as they can be seut by mail n
globe. for the price. 5Oconi -s-1
Circulars. containing eefuhratfs L,rrs
sent t. anv pot Of the world Tree rs I'll
SOLD BYlALL DRUGUI0
mail on application 70 Ass,
~ NEW HAVEN "
November IS, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

A correspondent of the North Western
Farmer says:
40 By ex~periaen, / have learned that to
tmeaT young fruittree with soft soap as
far up as you can reach, will prevent
rabbits from barking them. The Gaps
shoOld be applied in November.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

TAKE 30 MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMtDIES for unpleasant aud dangerous
diseases. Use HeImbOld's Extract BRehu AID In
proved Rose Wash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

NiOXgY.F REB As WATER-laTg
NJ Local aud Travelling sgenis. .-is
male, Of al ages, srs wanted ios' aSrs
rry GUY. Town Village; Hamie', Ef bs
FACTORS, Throughout the entire 80 PSF
saieabip B1velties ever ku0Wn---s2nrgETEh
PROFIT an READY SALE
FERED :! Smart men and WomsH a
s. to $50 per day, and no nsk 81 no. -tas
capital required Of from so % y 7.
money invested the CRATER the - adis
required ~ adeaAee- &c 6rst seHa ally
rscefse pay aGervards! Il you fsr 81
make money rapidly and easily g.
leu lar and address PBS
MILNOR & co (FronT
10 BROADWAf, N
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Of 35 large Waits. morocco
caSe.cOntainiES "a specific
GOr every ordinary deSeaS
afamiIy is subject to, and
a hook of directions, $40 90
Smaller Fam y and Travelling cases. with
20 t. IS walls" S. TO SS
Specifics toe all = rivate Deases, 10th tor
Curing and for Preventavet treatment
in via. aid pocket cases, 50 to IS
For Sale By 50 1e
-i p 1o,- MCCOMAS& Co.
47,ly Br,wnvrIl. Neb
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Nus. Gents
Cures Fevers. CnaeeSiion, Iufams'ions Is
, g woIms. Worm Fever WoTm-G lie. 90
3, q. CrvrnR-COIIc. or TeethIng II infants, -
- DIarl Oa OF children OF adults. IS
s. Ec DysenLeTy, GTipiug. Bilious Collie 25
s.. "rChOiera-M 'Tbus. VomiiuZ. %
I. = Neura ggia. .Toniiaehe. FacPache, %
9. " Headaches Sick Headache, VeriiAO IS
10, " Dyspepsia. BiI!iOuS Stomach E
II, " SUPPRESSED or painful Periods. q.
10 " Whites, tai poured PeriDds. 20
-, 90 ClOup. UOpgh d hieujL Bre tthins D
-, = Salt RhFun, EIysipeia<. E.Up,tIns 4
., " SILT Rbeum. ErySipe' as Erupti ms. p
IS, " rheumatism Rheumatic PA.ns so
II, " Piles. bin r bleetIn[ 60
Is, " Optha nc and s"Ts % weak Eyes. o.
o., " Catarrh. cute OF curOna Iuf I-uZa 8,
20. " WbUop * Cough vi"ienr Coughs O.
1t AsthmS OpPreSsep Breathing .
p -" Ear Di charges. impair Il HEARING %
d !" Scroll. 1; enlarged Giant. Evenings 20
"a 9 General DEBILITY, Pty>tciaf Weaksess 80
, {" DTOpSy, ana scan J Sect e,iOns %
s " Sea-Sickness, Sickness fr"m Tldinz %
n 8 KIdney-DIsease. Gravel %
% & Nervous Debility. Srm1neI EmAs-
SONS Involuntary. Discharges 10
g " Sore MeuJh, Canker %
40 9. UrinaryW eakneSs, wetting bed D.
81 " Painful Periods. with SDasms 90
81 /" SuferlBgS at han e 81 lite %
"a = EpiIepisV. Spasuis ~. Vans Dace 10
"a IS DlIhtherIa, uct rated SUrr Throat s.
.FEa gs5 FAN IL GASES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

1Octiy SttlShed.
100 SOLID Gold Hunting watches, ~ $3.50 tn ono
80 Magic Ca,ed Goid Wac IS, 2Ot0 so
ITO Ladic' Watches EnaIieted.f --s ltOto 80
2IH Cold Iuh1Iug C-hronometeF Wa ches e5J 10 80
30 Gold HUNTING englis levers sUb to $50
.r sO0 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 % Ia
Id HHnJIag Am .ricti Watches, IIO 20 so
500 .. yer Hunting Lever. $40 81
6U -SiiveT HuHtinE Duptex Watches, IS u 2SU
5 . Gpld Ladie- Watch S 30 To- 20J
I 90 tIutd II.nting LPpIheS. o. - 20
l y q Nj ceIIaneuus LrveT Watches, o. 20 tG.
2 o D Hrnting 81, we: Wat h-S 70 10 s.
2 go AssU te. Wat, hes. ali kinds. 10 &C. 20
Every pattern "b;arns a Watch by Tbs q range
ment. Cali Z hut SO while e y be worth 81 .OUO
No partiaIHy shown L8
We wish 4" immediately di>p1-e OF the sb-ve mag
ni6 entS Ock. Cvruhcdtes. naming the attIcies. are
placed in saIed eust iVpeS an we'll mixed u EhieTs
are eHtItiOd 10 The rtIcieS name ron tIeIr certificate
upon ply mentUf Ten Dollars whethet L. be q Watch
worth 81 CtO ar one worth less. The retITh OF anv
OF our CertIhcates ehJitler ysu q the drtIcle naiheu
there ION upon payment, Irrespective Of is ~urtR Hu
a. nc AR icie vslBei Ie>- III .R SlV is nanl,d Uu auy Ger
uhc4te, II viii at once be seen that this Is
No Lottery but a Straight forward legiti-
mate transaction. which may be partIcIpa
ted IN even by the most fastIdious.
A single certlf ute viii be sent by mail, pest
paid, uln.n receipt 81 Is ets., five Ior one dollar
eleven for two .dJllnTs, thirty three and an cleg tnt
premium for five dollars: sixty six AMI more vaIU-
able premium tor Ten dollars, enc hundred and
must superb Watch for fifteen dollars. To Agents
or th.sc wishing eInpIOymen this IS = mre npgUr-
tunIty. 1t Is. a legtttnately conducted business
duly autharized by the Governm:nr. and open to
the most care al scrutiny. try US!
WRIGHT BRO. CO., Imp rtPrs.
1911 BRUAUAY, Now York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Notice in Partition.

ERANCIS BOGGS and James Beggs, whs reside in
Il Belmont County, Ohio and David Il. Boggs who
resides in the County OF Davis and State OF Missouri,
will take notice that Margery Collins and James w,
Collins, her husband did the 25th day Of De
1866 file their petition in the Court OF Common Pleas
following premises in Belmont oouaiy, Ohio, to wit:
First Tract Bounded and described follows: Be-
ginning al the s w OF See. ~. TIP and Range
81 thence with said Section line Z. 1876 $40 perches
post by the point OF rock; thence N. 10 deg. w.
s5 Perches TO post near marked black oak in the
corner Of said John Bells land standing In the Section
line thence with said line South 800 poles 10 the place
OF boginnng containing ioa acres OF land, more OF
less.
Second Tract Situate in the State, County Town
ship aud Range aforesaid. Beginning for The al
his spring rum thence s. az deg w ~ poles 10 sugar
standing the line Of the above described tract
the East side thereofj thence N, % poles 10 sugar
tree marked "B, ~ standing near stone coal hank
thence N 100 deg w AZ poles stake and corner e
land belonging TO Jacob Lash thence 54 perches io
his corneri thence r. 16 $40 perches 10 Aaron New
ports corner thence $. 20 deg f. 54 perehes 10 the
place OF beginning containing 50 seres be the
more lass.
The above described tracts OF land being the same
premises that conveyed 10 David Boggs by sam
bearing date the LIST day Of April 1917 aud recorded IL
Book IF, pages $40 and Ss0 Of the Records oil Deed
OF Belmont County, Ohio, reference being had thereto
will more fully appear.
The said defendants notified that the February
Term, 1867, Of the Court Of Common Pleas in and fo
dtioners-Margery Collins and James w, Collins, he
husband-will ask that partition be made Of said prem
.ses DANFORD KENNON,
Dec. "a, 1sce.ew Auys for Petitioners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
RENEW YOUR sURsCRIPTIoHs

The With Volume of the CHRONICLE,
since It came under Our control, will
close with the next issue.
We hope'all Of our subscribers who
have not renewed will send in their
subscriptions previous to the LIST OF
February; and we would be very glad,
indeed, to have many new ones
We believe we are giving our sub.
scribers value received, and We be-
lieve, further, that an increased circu.
lation OF the CHRoNIoLE will be an i'm
mense benefit to the Union Party oi
Belmont County.
ItAaJ Of those who vote with us
will give us their influence, it will tell
wonderfully in the elections to be held
hereafter.
We hope to hear good report from
the Unionists of Belmont County dur
ing the next ten days.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Notice in Partition.

CARAH MECHEM, Mary bIechem, Ellen Dsnford
~ and Samuel Danford her husband, Niechem Moore,
Sarah i. Moore, OF Belmont County, Ohio, Nathan
Moore and Jesse f. Meehem of Noble County, Ohio,
Edmund Mechem, Rachel Dsnford and Milton Dam
ford her husband. OF Marshall County, Iowa Edwin
Meehem and Ann Garrell of Appanoose County, Iowa,
Wilson Mechem, Sarah l. Mechsm, Rachel A. Daugh.
erty aud Samuel Daugherty her husband, Lucy A. Belt
and Thomas Belt her husband Of Marshall County. H.
limos, Jacob Moore of Monroe County, Ohio, Abner
Mechem OF Brown County, Indiana, Naomi Gregg of
Bartholomew County, Indians, George F. Baldwin.
Mary ]. Baldwin, Coursadell q. Baldwin and Wilbent
Baldwin of Jefferson County, Iowa, widow and heirs
al law of John Mechem, decd will take nouee that
Lewis Mechem, of the County OF Belmont and State Of
Ohio, did, on the 25th day OF December. 1860, file his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont Co
Ohio, demanding partition OF the following emses, IN
said County OF Belmont, Ohio 10 wit In the district OF
lands formerly for sale at Marietta Ohio, bounded and
described as foows The w half OF the :. w. quarter
of Sec. a. TIP S. Range 4-conlaning ~ acres and IA
10G OF an acre-togeher with that part oi the N. T..
quarter olssaid Section lying and being the South
side OF Cdbiina Creek and tue West side of the
Pney Fork OF said Captna Creek, the centre of said
Captina Greek, with its meanderings beng the North
ern boundary thereof-conianing 10 acres, more OF
less Also, acres and 36- 100 oi acre: beginning
for the same at the s. Z corner the s. W quarter Of
Sec "a, Tp Range A, running thence N. 22s perches,
to the middle Of Captna Creek thence w g IS 100 rods,
thence $. 222 perches thence r 75.i00 rods to the
place OF beginning, Said lands conveyed by Milton
Danord and wife to John Mechem, by deed Of June
4th 1856.
The said defendants notified that at the next term
Of the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont Couniy,
made OF said premises aud that the dover interest OF
the said Sarah Mechem therein be set of 10 her.
\ DANFORD KENN0N, Atrys for Petr
December "a, 1s66-6w ~.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Probate Court.

NOTICE Is Rereby gwen that the following named
IN Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
fled in my Office, AT st. Clairsville Ohie their accounts
. and vouch hers for settlement TO wit;
G. G. Workman Guardian Of Robt w. Workman.
@. O. Workman, Admir- Of Martha Ogilbse, deed.
G. O. q Jshn Workman, Exrs Of William wsrk-
man. decd, m
Thomas Mitchell, Exr OF Henry Amerine, decd
Samuel starhuck and John Mead, Adm'rs OF John
ssarbuck, decd.
William A. Wise, Admir- Of Geo. w. Thompson. decd.
s. q, Boion, Admir- Of Nathan J. White, deed.
Thomas Edwards Adm'r Of Jas. O.. Edwards, dec
Nirnrod Fnzzet, Adm'r OF Nathan Frizzeii, decd
Lswis Mechem, Admir- Of John Meehem, deed.
John Irwin, Admir- OF David Creamef, deed
James Cox, Admr Of Oliver Crosby, deed.
M. Creighton. Admir- ef VIM b. Gsilagher, decd
@. Q. Fowler, Admir- of Martin Reynolds, deed
John Henderson, Guardian OF Andrew J. Henderson.
Matthew Booth, EIr Of Elizabeth Hoops, decd
Thomas Major, Err Of John Mercer, decd.
Isaac Hsloway, Guardian Of Lydia A. Bevan
The nine hru naxaed accounts will be los hoxrins
and settlement the lslh and The last six on ~
ieh days q January nsxt. David HARRIS,
psosas~u,to~ rssssn yadss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Belmont Common Pleas.

Mary f. Pastors rNHE defendant, Robert Pastors is
vs. Il hereby notified that on the 18th
Robert Pastors Gay Of December, 1865, the petition.
er Mary Pas ers, filed her petition in the office Of the
petition is fer divorce and for change OF her name
from Mary L. Pastors to Mary E. sands and for ali.
mony; and for cause shows that the defendant has
been guilty of gross neglect of duty, and of adultr
with one Martha Harris, alias Martha McGrew, and
that said Robert Pastors had wife living the date
said marriage
The said petition will be for hearing nj the Spring
Term Of said Court A. d. 1857 al which time and place
you will attend and defend the same.
MARY T.. PASTERS,
BY p. TALLNAN Il Son. Arys.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

rible OHtrages Upon Freedmen
1.-The Country Worse than
Barbarlsn -.Even the Cover
nor Asks Military Aid.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Communications have been received at the
Frsedmen's Buresu from iAustiu, Texas,
calling attention to the wrongs and outrsses
on the freedmen in the Northeastern Csuu.
ties Of Texas, stating they are now more op.
pressed and brutally treated than in the
days Of slavery. The lash is more cruelty
administered than it ever was, and freedmen
who have cultivated land and raifsd crops
have had oil taken from them. Outrages,
from cold blooded murders down, have oc.
Cured, and there 10 ne one to whom they
can appeal for redress. Other cases are 70.
ported.
GALVESTON, Jan. 10.
Byron Potter, Sub.Assistant Commits
siener of the Bureau At Austin. reports
(Dsc, lS) the shooting Of two freedmen ia
that County under circumstances Of mur.
dersus atrocity. and transmits copy Of Q
letter addressed to Maj. Gen. Griffin, and
signed by sixteen citizens Of Austin, detail.
ing numerous outrsges at Prairie Lea, Cald.
well Csunty, and asking that . company OF
troops be stationed there to protect freed.
men and Unisn citizens; also, for an agent
of the Bureau at that place. A plumber OF
citizens of Prairie Lea have alss addressed
an urgent letter to the Governor, asking for
military protection fer Unionists and freed.
men.
Throckmorton's letter to Gen. Stursss is
as follows:
@ AUSTIN, Dec. II, 1865.
To CEN. STURaIs: / am informed Of
outragss psrpetrAted at Prairie Lea, Cald.
we'll County, upon freedmen aud others. -
l would be glad to have you send part Of
q company Of cavalry, say 20 man, under .
judicisus and discreet officer. to be- retained
there for some time for their protection. -
l should be glad to consult With you before
they go, and to have them sent within the
present week.
Very Respectfully,
j. w. THRocKMoRToN,
Governor Of Texas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

THoMAs W. TIrToN, formerly Of
Guernsey County, is one of the U. S.
Senators from Nebraska Mr. Upton
had considerable reputation as Whig
stumper and temperance orator dur
ing his residence in Ohio. He is a
Republican.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Amendatory Order.

We do hereby order that the Spring Term of the
Couri of Common Pleas in the County of Monroe, in
the I'd Subdivision OF the sh Judicial District OF Ohio
commence in said County, follows, to wit
Monroe County, March 18th, 1867
Done at St. Clarsville this f9lh- day of December
A. ID. 1866.
MOSES NJ. GRANGER, } Judges of the
WILLIAM KENNON, JR., sth Jadicial
GEO. w. McIIVAINE, District Of Ohio
STATE OF Ono, I !, J. H. MITCHELL. Clerk OF the
BELMONT Co. IS. Court Of Common Pleas, in and for
said County hereby certify that the above is a true
copy OF the original now file in nay Office
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
'...... Court, at st. Clarsyille. this 10Th day Of
:sEAL. December, A. 1stb.
..'... J. r. MITCHELL, Clerk.
de0T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Congregational sum mary.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 10.

WASHINGTON, Jan. III.
Tho proceedings Of Congress were of very
little general interest 10 day.
The House was engaged for over tive hours
with private bills, and then won't on with the
Civil Appropriation bill.
The Senate spent the whole day on the
bill regulating the Presidents power Of re
noval aud appointment, but reached no con
clusion. The bill was variously altered and
then ordered to be printed for further COZ
sideration.
WASHINGTON, Jsnusry I2.
The Senate wss aot in session to-day
In the House leave was given to the Com
mittes Of Ways and Means to siteuring the
session OF the House.
After some unimportant business, the bill
for the admission Of Nebrasks came up, but
was postponed on m otion Of Mr.. Garfield ia
favor Of the joint resolution giving the &c
per cant. additional compsusation 10 Gov
srnment employees Ia Wsshington, which
passed by vote Of % against AZ.
Mr.. Upsoa, Of Michissn. (Union) intro
duced q bill authorizing the payment Of tn,
reward offered BY the President for the cap
ture OF Jefferson Davis. Referred.
Dir. Clark. Of Kansas, (Union) iatroducst
. bill 70 secure the speedy construction O
the Union Pacific Railroad, (Southerl
Branch, and telegraph line, and to seour,
70 the 9osernment tbs use Of the same fo
postal, military and other purposes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Sp. CLAIRsvILLE, O.:
Thursday, Jan. IL, 1857.

%sAn sesssnsssiisns Intended for insertion in The
paper Or spsn ssassss seiptins 70 the ones, Should
;. sSar....a, -H.l-eu csssrs-L, Or. cIArssvilIs
essss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
House and Lot for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE a House and Two Lots at
Glencoe Belmont County, Ohio. The house 10 a
new story frame, with two rooms. Lots under
fence Suitable for any person desiring to carry any
mechanical business Terms $500 cash
apr5.tf 49, CHARLES Mccoy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

A ORDER amendalory to the order made at Zanes-
IA vile, o. October 20th 1866, fixing The times for
holding Courts in the sth Judicial District Of Ohio for
the year 1867.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
9s9al Aotiess.
.adsnsmtssr~to,,s .Jv.tsce.

NgrIC e her eby given that at the Probate Court
" ior Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned was
appointed nnd qualified as Administrator with the will
anne SSd Of the estate John Brady, deceased late OF
All those indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate are notified present them for set
tlement within one year from this date.
Jan. 10, 1867. with the will snnarea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

A NEW magazine is announced In Louis.
vile, usdsr the title Of Twelve Times :
Year. - ~. y 20 p
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Desirable Farm for Sale.
Missouri Farm for Sale.
l,240 Acres in Dent County.
400 Acres Bottem Land-.2A0
under Cultivation.

THE subscriber offers the above Farm for sale for
Il the reason only that he wishes 10 embark
in other business. There is on the abovs prem
ises good new Frame Barn 50 by 30 feet-Cribs and
Siabllng all complete. double Log House and Ten-
ant houses and good Csten 1t is within Is miles OF
Rolla-eight miles OF Salem, County seat OF Dent-I5
miles from James Iron Works--i0 from a first class
FlouTng Mill and Carding Machines miles from the
Lake Spring Academy, and is the road leadi e from
Rolla TO Salem Will be sold suit
For further information call Thos Osborn St Cars-
vile, a., or on the subscriber on the premises.
sprl9 L. +. HYER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
Notice.

t't NOC1C0. f - & .'f
TULiA ANN STOTLER and William Stotler her
- husband who reside in the State o. Missouri will
take notice that Hmm Hastings Administrator of John
Berry deceased this day filed the Probate Court OF
Belmont County, Ohio, his prtilon. alleging th.: the
personal estate of said deceased is Insufficient 10 pay
his debts AID the costs OF that he died
seized in foe simple s the Southeast quarter of Section
z, Township o. OF Range O. excepting % acres out OF
the Southeast corner OF said quarter; also seized OF
strip OF land % perches wide OF the Southeast
OF the Section aforesaid said two tracts together
tanning 100 acres; that there is due upon mortgage
executed by said John Berry for purchase money oi
said premises, to the Administrator Of John Brady.
al out S25Ue, and that subject said mortgage Cloe
Ann, widow of deceased. is entitled 10 dover and
Margaret Gsen inermarred with lie Roy 6ilseiL John
w Berry. Eliza NJ Beard, ntermarIied with James
Beard, Jacob Berry, susanna Gsen, Elizabeth Will
COX, intermarried with Webster G. Wilcox, MARY ill.,
,ermarred with petitioner and said Julia Ann stoer
TO The next estate OF inheritance in said real estate
The prayer OF the petition is for sale Of said
for assignment of dover, for payment Of debts and
costs.
The petition will be fer hearing on the 4th day Of
February, 1867 or as soon thereafter the same can
be heard. HIRAM HAS'TINGS
Admir- Of John Berry, decd
ST.. CLAIR KELLY, Atty for petitioner.
January g. te66-4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

In the Pennsylvania Republican Sena.
torial caucus, Cameron received on the first
ballot 46 votes; Curtin, %; Stevens, Z
Grow, 5. Cameron's majority over Curtin,
23. Cameron ever all, II. The nomination
was made unanimous. Two Senators irem
caucus John W. Porney, General j. k.
MOrehead, William B. Mann, and other
prominent Republicans, have signed a pro-
test against the election of Mr.. Cameron.