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Morristown, st. Clairsville
and Wheeling.

WE HAVE PUT A NEW OMNIBUS on the
w road from Morristown to st. Clairsville
connecting at st. Clairsville with our new and
commodious four-horse Omnibus to and from
Wheeling. Leaving Morrstown at A. NJ and
returning leaves Wheeling at 2Iz p. NJ, st. Clairs
Vile at 5P. NJ.
FARE.
Mor5ist0wn Gah,t;,yn to Wheeling, e cents.
MOrristown to st. Clairsville 25 cents.
kS- For passage or Express packages, enquire
at Sprigg House or Packers Hotel.
Orders left with Lippincott Son, Morristown,
viii receive prompt attention.
ODice-Natlonal Hotel, ST. Clairsville.
nos ID. g. q G. G. NEISWANGER.
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A GOOD IDEA.-From the Tuscarawas
Advocate we learn that the Board of Ed
ucation of New Philadelphia have pre-
pared blanks which, when filed, show a
complete list of the absentees and the
tardiness of the pupils for the week.
These blanks are filled by the Superin-
tendent each week, and are placed in a
frame which is hung up in the Post Office
for public inspection. This is good idea
and will probably reach this growing an
noyance to teachers. No scholar who
has any spirit will wish to see his name
exposed to the public gaze in this delin-
quents' frame.
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TOHN A. LASH,

JOHN A. LASH,
d ,N Formerly tciM j. T. Scon & Co.,
WATCH MAKER AND ENGRAVElt, and deal
er In watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware
Notions &C., lS2 Main ST., n few doors blow Grant
House,
WHEELING, w. VA.
88- Personal attention given TO watch Repair
ing, Engraving DC, Ife2S-6in$
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STRAY HOG

CTRAYED On my premises, Feb. 3, hereby
- notify any person or persons loOsing said
hog to call on me at my residence, in Kirkwood
belmont County, Ohio, prove property, pay
charges, can have the same.
ACHIBALD MCCLARIN
Bridgeport Feb, 29 1867 -3t$
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Markkt Aepnrts.

Pittsburgh Live stock market.--Feb. 80.
CATrLE-The supply of cattle was considera-
bly, larger than last week, reaching between
eight and nine hundred head but with an i'm
proved demand, the market was quite firm and
active, and prices were well sustained, ranging
from TO cents, for common TO prime fat retail
ing stock. Notwithstanding the increased offer
ings, there were but few, II any, except in the
hands OF dealers, and TO this fact, partially at
least, may be attributed the hrmness which pre-
vailed, and the regularity in prices.
SHEEP.-The market for sheep was moder-
ately active, and with an improved demand and
limited offerings, prices compared with last
6to cents, gross, for good TO prime fat mutton
sheep in a retail way. - liftT .flI
SWfNE--The recent advance in hogs has re-
stricted the retail demand somewhat, and while
the market isquiet and O Titled dull, prices re-
gross, for common TO prime heavy averages.
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M Ar r. IED .

PICK .-AOn the 2ist Feb, at the
National House. St Clhirsviile, by Rev j. b.
Johnston, Capt. Rees Pickering and Miss
Sarah f. Need, both Of Belmont Co., Ohio.
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TEAoHERs' EXAMINATION on Satur-
dsy, March o at tho usual place. d
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the sla day Of Januar7i, 1893.
OFFICE OF THE AUl

where's. the Home Insurance nSs ss Yf
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

vNTANTED.--5,oO0 doz. fresh; sound Eggs. VIII
Goods. JAMES OeA0RNE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

BARN BURNED AT FLUSHING.-The
barn of Mr.. Thomas c. Hambleton, near
Flushidg, was burned on Friday morn
ing last, about daylight. Mr.. Hambleton
went into the barn with lantern, and
setting it down with the lantern door
open, went to attend to something and
while away something probably a
chicken) knocked it over and the fire was
communicated to the combustibie mate
rial with which the barn was filed. On
discovering the fire, Mr.. Hambleton
rushed to the release of his horses, but
the fire drove him out. He succeeded in
getting out one horse only. Nine horses,
all his farm implements, grain, carriage,
&C., were burned up. The loss is estima-
ted at S., 900. No insurance.
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Notice to all Concerned.

A LII PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
IA to me nre requested to pay up imIn ncdately,
or will leave therpccounts for collection, with
out respect to persons.
'fc2l-3ws HUGH HARRIS.
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RINas AMBRosIA FOR THE MAIR,Ssold
Nat lJ .raA. s. PATfEiosoN'H
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New York Cattle Msrkst.--Februsry IS.
BBEF CATrLE.-Th offerings to-day, which
were mostly sold at Bergen's cofnprIsed I,670
head, Including $50 from New. York, IO from
Ohio, 100 from Kentucky, 110 from Indiana, 40
from Michigan, and a from Illinois.
The weather was hne and trade lively at the
following prices; #f
Best quality ...i lsllc
Inierlor 1lD
Average. I6lc
These prices show and advance OF one cent
The demand was quick, and the market was
swept clean. = s N
sfEEP-There was q very light run Of Sheep,
ana the offerings were sold before they were
taken out Of the cars. Butchers were 40 short
they coulA not whit 10 have the stock unloaded.
There was considerable excitement. Prices ad-
Vqn39ea rsng,ns ,TS,n, la,,
thirteen cars. Ii FFI'TNIf ~. II !
The total receipts for the week were, 400 head
Beef Cattle, 9,e6 Sheep, 1892 Hogs.
aF.. SALES OF wEsrERN STOCK.
II. v. N. Ramsey sold 90 very 1ne Ohio; aver
age 900 Ds at 1Sc; Alien q Mace, Is, average 250
at iSglT}5c; Coon 4 Farthing, llo, average 800 20
LOO, at I6alsc; 4. KaI, 90 Illinois, average $50
at 18dlsc; w. CLARK. B5 Illinois, average 6f5 AT
lg4c; Farthing Webbcr, 2l9 Illinois, average
500 TO 1000. at lb6BI6lLc
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Gown and County 1ews.
THE CHRONICLE.

A number of our exchanges have al
luded to our new dress and to the char
acter Of the CHRONICLE as a news and
political paper in very complimentary
terms. We return our thanks to oil of
them. Some of them have been mislaid;
Others may be found below. =. IL
Mr.. McClelland, of the GAINESVILLE En-
terprise, who is a practical printer, and
who appreciates neat, good looking, and
live newspaper, says: a.llG
Our neighbors Of the BELMONT CHRONICLE
have procured a new suit of type, and their pa-
per appeared last week as beautiful as new type
and good workmanship could make 1t. The
CHRONICLE looked very well before, but now IL
is among the neatest of our exchanges. Under
the able management OF Col. Poornan and Mr..
in this County, and now ranks among the best
: papers In the state. .....t tt.s
The Tuscarawas Advocate says:
THE BELMONT CHRoNIcLE.-This excellent pa
tnronshout S to and presenting very ine appear
t;ance enresratifled 70 notice TINS evidence Oh
ms ~ f eeisnt oga o heT p%sfy r
th redemption of that County from the heathen-
ian darkness OF fCopperheadisn, anu the CHRoN-
IC1E should therefore receive a hearty support.
The Columbus Daily Journal says: B
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE comes to us In a
sheet, The CHRONICLE well deserves the sup
port of the Republicans Of Belmont.
The Gazette, of our place, says: ,9
. THE BELMONT CHRONICLE last week made its
appearance in new and beautiful dress. 1t Is
deserving the liberal patronage Of its friends.
The Salem Republican says:
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE, as live, wide awake,
and loyal paper as is printed in the state comes
to us In new dress, making q splendid appear
i aDce. We certainly rejoice In the success of all
effective and influential papers like the CHRoN-
ICLE-. -.- ..
The Delaware Gazette says:
THE BELMONT CHRoNICE.-This paper comes
from our native hills in old Belmont, and its
fftlce has been familiar since the time of early
past we caa remember 1t as one of the foremost
and most uncOmprOmising champions OF pro-
gressive principles in Eastern Ohio. In the
hands Of several successve Propf,et1rs, aIn2ng
eral of the State, 1t has done noble work for the
cause of truth and Republican Union. In the
County of Ruggles, Cowen and Davenport, with
such competitors as Kennon and shannon, IL is
easy to guess there were hard political battles to
be fought, and the CHRONICLE has fought them
we'll. For some time past the paper has been
ably managed by Col. c. l.. Poorlnan, vetern
soldier, under whose energetio supervision it
now appears in beautiful new type-the old
CHRoNicLE rejuvenated. With earnest heart
we wish the paper and the party 1t represents
continued prosperity and triumph
The Coshocton Age says:
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE has donned new
dress and is now one of our handsomest ex-
changes. .....-
The Wheeling Intelligencer says:
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE appears in new
mails in the State. Col. Poorman, its editor, for
merly of the SSth Ohio, is good Republican and
a racy writer. Success to the CHRONICLE.
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CHRONICLk J0B:PIaINTING!oFFIcI

PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
Executed in the most approved style at the
.... CHRONICLE JOB ROOMS.
A3- Gipe US q CALI -aa
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

GOAL AND GRAIN sHovEis. James os.
~ borne has them. -.s
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DIR. OHAS. B. SANDERSON.

CRANBERRIEs-a very nice luxury-for sale
" at OSBORNE's
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,l
- 81 = lCoLpMBus, OHIO, February 4, 1857.
II hereby certified that the fOregoi ng fs cor
rect copy OF the Statement of Condition of the
Mutual Life Insurance. Company, OF New York,
made TO and filed In this Office, for the year 1857
lsEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
...-.-. -..-.. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Additor OF State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28


CoURT.--The Court of Common Pleas
is still in session, and the business on the
docket is being disposed of as rapidly as
could be expected. The docket was set
for three weeks when there was business
enough for at least five weeks, and as
matter of course, it is impossible to dis
pose of the entire business. The Court
will adjourn on Saturday, and the Judge
fKennon) will open Court at Cambridge,
Guernsey County, on Tuesday next.
The following is statement of the bu-
siness disposed of since our last issue:
Arch., McGreW d uif fe VS.. DiSon Myers.
Verdict for defendant. Tallman, Kelly
and Swaney, for plaintiff; Danford,
Kennon and Chambers, for defendant.
State of Ohio VS.. Tyler & Poots. OBJ
tanning effects under false pretences.-
Defendants plead guilty. $3.50 and
cost. Cochran for State; Danford and
Kennon, for defendants. ~r~
State of Ohio VS.. John Tracy. Bur
glary and Larceny. Defendant found
guilty. Cochran for the State; Umstead
for defendant.
George w. Ashton vs. A.P. Wiley ct al.
Verdict for defendants. Danford and
Cope for plaintiff; Cowen, Jr. and Kelly
for defendants.
State of Ohio VS. Jane AskeW. Three
cases for violation of the Bird section of
the liquor law. Fined $40 and costs in
each case. Cochran for State; Shannon
for defendant. ~.var
t-'s Willians Il. Campbell VS.. Winiam B.
.Gosney. Jury failed to agree and. were
discharged. Swaney and Chambers for
plaintiff; Cowen, Jr., and Alexander for
defendant. o.
Margaret Hines-vs. George Hess. ver-
dict for plaintiff for 500. Cowen, Jr.,
for plaintiff; Danford and Kennon for
defendant.
State of Ohio vs. Willidiu MoYyon-
burglary and Larceny. Defendant found
guilty. Cochran for State Glover for
defendant Ft -2
Hdrrison Bate vs. Mary Welsh. Judg-
mczt va. defendant forS164 81 and order
I'm aale Of mortgaged premises. Smith
for plaintiff. 90 ei,i.g. NJ, ilv. .gp,
8 fEiseman & Colpits VS.. JONES Crep.-
Motion for new trial overruled and judg-
ment on verdict vs.. defepdant for six
cents nssd costs. Collins for plaintiff; ;
CosEen, Sr., and King for defendant.
-N Ni 'lriN
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oFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January "a, 1897.
II is hereby certified thatthe foregoinetis.a cor.
rect copy Of the Statement Of the Condition Of
the LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, OF New York, made TO and filed in this of1cs
for the year 1857. '-' ''''
Witness my hand and seal officially.
lsEAL.l JAS II. GOODMAN Aueitt0r af Sfoss.
BY JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

GooD TEMPLARs.-A lodge of Good
Templars was-organiEed imthis place on
Friday evening, February 9th, and the
following officers elecled:
a Alexis Cope, Nv. G. r., Rebecca J. Ram
age w. v. r., Edward Ellison, w. Chap,
Henry M. Mitchell, w. S., Annie Poor
man, w. A. s., Kate I. Johnston, w. f.
S., VIM. M. Faris. w. Treas, Chas. ID.
Adams, w. NJ, lone Lewis, w. d. NJ,
Annie Meyer, w. l. g., Oscar Wright,
w. o. c., Anna L. Ramage, w. II. III.
s., Lizzie ID. Lewis, WI. III. S., David
r. Johnston, p. w. G. IT.
The lodge seem to be in a fiourishing
condition and will, no doubt, do great
deal of good in reforming those who in
dulge in the use of the "ardent." 1t has
our. best wishes for its success. ts.sg
Lodge meets on Friday evenings at Z
O'Clock P. NJ, at the Grand Jury room in
the Court House. ....,,4
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THE new Board OF the Belmont Coun-
ty Agricultural Society met In st. Clairs-
Vile on Monday last and organized by
electing II. III. Cochran Secretary and
Ross J. Alexander, Treasurer.
The ofiicere Of the Society are as fol-
lows:
Hon. Isaac Welsh, President.
Robert S. Clark, Vice-Prcsident.
Hiram Pennington, John Marshall,
Thos. A. Thompson, II. M. Wilkins, G..
II. Arick, Thos. A. Mitchell, Archibald
Giffin, and ID. B. Hoge, Board of mana
gers with the above named Secretary
and Treasurer. Al.'l|iif .'G.l
The officers and members of the Board
are men who know no such word as fail,
and will do all that can be done to make
our next Fair everything its friends can
desire. vtfe - s-r- ~r .f
Let;0nr people all over the County go
to work and cooperate with these Off
GERS and managers to make our next the
best Fair ever held in Belmont County,
give a new impetus to the Agricultural,
horticultural, Stock and Mechanical in
terest Of the County. .ia .-Ni'.. ..5 .
The next Fair will be held on the 25th,
Goth and 9th days of Sept. next.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CRY AND COUNTY on NEW YORK, ~
Frederick =. Winston, President, and John NJ.
Stuart, Secretary Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of New York, being severally sworn,
depose and say that the foregoing is q full, true,
and correct statement of The affairs Of said In
surance Company, and that they are the above
described officers thereof
t..- +. S. WINSTON, President.
JNo. NJ. STUART, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day
[sEALJ y - MOSES BsMACLAY,
l5c. srAMP.l tl Commissioner for Ohio
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gnsuraufs.

Statement of he,Condition
Larilhld Fire INSURANCE ca,
80. OF NEW YORK,
% Ohio p,suceto As siaiais y Ssa sigs.
!. CAPITAL.
The amt Of Its Capital stock, paid up. s.oop6p -
III. ASSETS
Cash on hand, and in tile hands of
Agents and other persons, tlnN6 a
Real Estate, 1nIncumbered 55.2n 90
Debts due Comply. secured by nortgage, I2scS *
Debts otherwise secured, el,500 %
An other securities, iinteress sccrued, S.M X ~
Total Assets Of the Company. sl.lseSD "
Losses unatvustod, sB6A ~
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any ona risz--
according toscircumstances.
The greatest smodnt allowed by the ruies
village, and the greatest m s amount n i Allowed sc
be:insurcd in any one block, varies with eir-
STATE Or NEw YenK,
CARLrsLE NORWOOD, President, and JoffH q,
MILLS, secretary, Of the LORILLARD FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF New York, being
severHlly sworn, depose and say that the fore
going Is full, true and correct statement OF the
affairs Of said Company, ami that they are the
above Described Officers thereof.
CARLISLE NORWOOD Prcsidcaf.
JOHN &. Mills, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day
Of January, 1857.
[sEALl JOHN w. MURRAY.
lErvE CENT srAhp.l Commissioner Of Deeds.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,t
COLUNBus, OHIO, January "a, 1857.
1t Is hereby certified thatthe foregoinefjs.a COR
oopxy fo - ,I,< 9s,, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-13
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIBI,.
FamII1 nark z ! 81


TheTewas agood supply Of almost
everything usually sold at the second
Ward market, yesterday morning, and
prices generally were quite reasonable.
Vegetables are increasing In variety
and cheapening in price as the season.
advances, If Wemay except The single
article Of potatoes, which just now are
scarce and high. Fifty cents per peck
was asked for a common article, but We
saw no sales at that figure. People will.
be inclined TO hold OF and make out
with other articles rather than pay
such an extortionate price. New po-
:tatoes will soon be in the market, al
ready they are getting abundant at
Balhmore. All such vegetables as.
Radishes, Onions, Salad, Green's, Rhu-
bard, Beets, Currants, Gooseberries,
&C., S&c., were abundant and cheap.
Asparagus still sells at three punches
for a'quarter, but later in the;morning
as many as four or five punches were
sold for that price. Meats brought the
customary range of prices, but the de-
imand is not strong. Beef has not gem
orally been choice for some time past,
and purchasers are rather Indifferent
about buying itsA. The demand for
Veal has Stacked OF somewhat, and
toward the'close ofthe market there
was still plenty on hands. 0The same
can be said of Mutton. There is an in
quiry for Lamb and it goes of early
without supplying the demand. Butch
ers complain of difficulty in get
ting a good article. Fresh pork,
including sausage. is dull and
neglected. Chickens, last years,
are sold at 40 cents, but the demand is
for later edition, and the few coops in
the market were not emptied entirely.
Butter has not been in better supply
for along ti,ae. 1t is refreshing to see
the nice yellow rolls of pure "grass
butter" that are sold for Is and 20 cents.
Judging from the supply we shall not
be surprised to see it, goi;to 10 ere
long. Eggs are abundant and are sold
at two dozen for IS cents at the outside
stalls. Wemay here remark that there
is gettingto be small margin of diff
ference in favor of these outside or
curb-stone stands, and the public are
finding outthat such Is the case They
will probably come to prefer PRICING
articles there before seeking elsewhere.
The great feature of the market yester-
day was the full advent OF the straw
berry season. There was large sup
ply and the price after opening at. 20
cents fell as low as 10. The crop in the
country is reported to be immense, and
we need not be surprised to see them
selling at cents per box in the course
of a week. The growth of everything
in the country just now is perfectly
luxuriant not only as to quantity but
also as regards qualify. If the people
do not live we'll this summer it will not
be the faults of the farmer and gar
dens.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, June 12.-Thls morning
the two committees which were
appointed by the two wings of
the Republican party at the con-
ference last night, met Senator
Wilson and three other delegates
from the Union League Clubs of New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, at the
Ballard House, when all the existing
divisions of sentiment were adjusted.
Hon. John NJ. Bolts accepted, on be-
halfof the friends of the Charlottesville
Convention, the proposition for joint
committee of the two wings, as follows:
To The Unconditional Union Men of Pr
gtniG:
The Republican Executive State
Committee ana the undersigned citizens
OF the State of Virginia, who here
avow ourselves unconditional Union
men and members of the Great Repub-
lican party of the United States, call
upon all others of like condition as
common sufferers, not to throw away
this golden opportunity to rescue our
selves, our children and our State, from
the hands of those who have brought
nothing but war, desolation, want and
wretchedness upon our land, to meet in
council at Richmond, as more con-
venient than Charlottesville, on August
1st, next, at noon, at the African church,
for the purpose of extending and per-
fecting the organization of the Repub-
ltcan party commenced by the conven-
the 18th of April last.
The call is signed by the Republican
State COMMITTEE, Governor Peirpoint,
Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Lewis Mckenzie,
of Alexandria, and three hundred
others,
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-.E%TE

Z 49,, XIS,ls,....E - -
N sllsN aoR Org June -. a. Kelly,
manager ana proPrletofa Of Kelly's
S4Eeas .NoEth AmeElcan !. Sltt concert
scnes Ms afLeaIsea morning,
Y w ~ Ing
ttlait = 60 9Aarcke was arrest
saIon Iron bteF
ea, On Wnicn ny anu WI. latnily were pas
seh.gsaEIs si enS,Lgeo, Mlth perpetfatlne
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