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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31
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Having been called upon hy ihe select men oil
Granville TO hold ava inquest on the body oi th,
late Alonzo NJ Allen. SON of Gen. A. c. Allen o
this town, who 50 mysteriously disappeared oh Tho
evening Of the 10th of june last aud whose dead
body was found ON the lJh of thc same month
and having during the excitement caused by such
an unusual and painful occurrence and the many
conflicting and unionndcd rumors aud reports in
relation thereto. deferred expressing publicly my
opinion as Co the cause and manner ot DIS death,
/ now deem 10 my duty to the public. ~ well as TO
private individuals TO say, that mysterious and un-
accountable as the act appears to be, no testimony
has been elected and nothing has been developed
in regard to the matter 20 Justify any other con-
cluson. than that the deceased came TO his death
by bis own hands.
JOSEPH p BALL,
Justice OF the Peace.
Granville, July %, 1867.
p S-Editors who have noticed the death Of
young Allen will confer favor by publishing the
above
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

Common Soda mixed with poisonous substances
when bought for good Saleratus is a very dear ar
uele. Pyles Salcratus costs about the same. is
worth three times as much and is the best aud
cheapest in the world Tell your procers Won
want lyle's Saleratus See that the name is on
the package.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31
LETTERS ADVERTISED JULY soru, 1861

Mrs Jane Bliss, Mary l.. Benjamin. Arnent
Jacob. Miss Anna Keane, Carrie i. Perkins
Nettie Stiles, + N Williams.
N1IEMEN.
NJ. Samuel Abb Thomas Burnham. NJ. G
roln, Charles Bosyert, n. A. Closson, Low COT
lin, Or. Alfred Clarke, james w Florcnce, Mar.
cisse Garuan, Emory Guptil--2; s. HuDinton.
Geo. $. Joslyn-2i Rev. Geo Is. johnson, X. r.
bidder, Daoiey q. Nichols H. W soper. q. w
shurbarnc, j Oruoft 1Rnsey 2 Edward \ aim
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31


Tns PicropnL BOOK or ANrcpores Ann f,c,.
pnSts or rnr RtnELLioS by Fmzar kirkla1d
Hartford Conn Publishing Company
\ handsome and interesting octave volume ~,
7o5 pages, and 8ol Illustrations. The anccdo,o,
are classified and a complete index of contents 4,
given. Sold by subscription only. An agent win
soon take subscriptions in this region
Backwoud for July gives part VIZ Browpl,,r.
the American Debt and financial prospects, p,,,
life of Napoleon !, Cornelius O'Dowd aud five mia.
cellaneous articles. Published ut New York. Leon.
ard scott Publishing Company, lio Fulton st.
Por1s or VinuoSr.-Thc Freeman Gays. Wa
learn that there is to be another volume OF poetry
of Vermont" published. Poems for the volume
should bee sent to "Juuius," Morrisyile, Vt. TIo
poets Of Vermont living both in and out Of tIo
state cquestcd to furnish such Of their proIue.
tons as they wish inserted, giving their name In
full and residence.
Mr.. o. t. Hoyt is authorized to canvass Montrc.
lier, East Montpelier, Planfcld Barre and Berlin
for Bakers History Of the Secret Service during
the rebellion, which we noticed recently.
EorrrnN Cons Ours has had a rapid and mon.
strous growth. II was planted June g. and we now
dnd stalks measuring seven feet in height from te
top of the hill to the ZIP ofthc longest leaf and from
five to seven inches in circumference at the butt
BY measurement we found the growth between Fri.
day and Saturday evening last 20 be six inches.
There is yet no sign OF blooui 30 we hardly expect
rpcued corn, aud doubt whittier the crop will be
best for dsh-poles or bcan-polcs.
The crowd at Windsor were strongly inclined TO
lynch tbe murderer Williams. but the nrmness of
the officers prevented. he Is not Trenchmau.
but an American from Richford, IT.
81" Tie novel idea first conceived BY Messr.
r. g. LoHllord of putting grecabacss into their
papers ofCeniuy tobacco at the rate of 500 aday,
has created quite an excitement both ia New York
and elsewhere. A score of mitators have rushed
into the field, and now all sorts OF things are being
rolled up in erccnhacks The Century besides boz
being Che best tobacco for chewing purposes brings
surprise and gladness into many n house when
500. $50 or sl0bll is found in Che package Prob
ably no other establishment in New York is able to
actually give away six hundred dollars week, a
thing which is constantly being done by this house
The result is 'hey control the trade in the city.
Charles Buckln of Sudbury has been appointed
FIRST lieutenant In the regular army He went
into the war as private and Won bis promotion by
shoermeHt
Passenger. from Boston 90 Saratoga, over the
FtchHrr Rutland and Saratoga line are furnished
with dinner free. at the Bardw,l House. in Rut
land with ample hine TO eat IT,
Concord. s. II has bad .Hl another inccndlary
Gre with loss ofalout $4,000
A country youth attending tbe circus ut Guelph.
C1uaIl offered fH. .frrIuf . nina. .f tof,.s, Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

Andrew Johnson in 1865 is efecualy quoted
against Andrew johnson in 1867. One of that gem
uemans mtemnces in the former year reads thus f.,
whenever you hear man prating aboutC the on
sdtution spot him. lie is a traitor" Wen, Andy
is badly spotted"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

In 1864 well known citizen Of New York city
having an intelligent Irshman in his employ, asked
him to use his influence with his compatriots to IN
duce them to vote for Mr. Lincoln. "Mr--" was
the reply 'youdo not know what you ask should
be assassinated in weny.tour hours If it should
be known TINT / voted republican ticket my life
would be taken, That is the way our Irish voters
feel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

Several South Carolinians who are opposed to the
Republicans have recently been in Washington
and said that the leading conservatives have pro-
posed terms OF political bargain 10 leading COLI
ored citizens to the effect that the conservatives
will help the blacks to elect the aters candidate
for Congress without regard to color, provided the
blacks will give the whites the control Of the State
government
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

The Directors of the Vermont Domestic Mission
AIRY Society through their Corresponding Secretary,
Rev. c. b. smith Of Montpelier, make an appeal to
the women connected with the Congregational
churches, asking thom to form "Female Cent Sooi.
cites" A form of constitution for such societies
accompanies the address. The terms of memher-
snip are the payment of one cent each week by the
ladies' and one cent each month by the children
Mrs John r. Lord, of Montpelier, has consented to
take the oversight Of the work and conduct the ne
eessary correspondence in relation to it, Full par
uculars can be obtained by those interested 10y ad-
dressing her All who know Mrs. Lord will feel
confident that the duties Of the position Will be
faithfully and acceptaby performed She has also
issued am address upon the subject
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

siealH through ne misi of Aiahsster iamn..
20 every Hif q heavy with tlr hrt alh
OfofAngf flowers that bloom


Such was the iiowery land filed with healing
airs and iie-preserying products where DR.. Drake
discovered The chief ingredients Of his wonderful
Tonic MISUNDERSTANDING BIrrERs-the en-
chanted tropical island Of st. Croix The PLAN
TArios birrEhs, combining all the medicinal and
tonic virtues Of the healing aud life-sustaining
products Of that favored cline are. without doubt
the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia Low
Spirits, and all other Stomache difficulties
MAGKoLn WATEs "A delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne and At half the price
66 NlS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

The 37th Annual Exhibition Of the Americ an In
stitu,e will take place in New York city, beginning
Sept u and continuing to oct 20 inclusive All
inventors artists proprietors of labor-saymg ma
cmnery and farmers and hortculturists are invited
to compete for premiums. Address 5. ID Tillman,
Corresponding Secretary Of American Insttutute,
New York city, for rules and regulations, and to
make applications for places.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

As John Cain wishes to vote for somebody he
knows fer Governor, we suggest that he knows
Iohu d Page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

Burlington ha more iacendary fires on saturday,
burning barns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

1Hs TNFTo Cur Bu,Hgs--A cor pom
den ofshe N n farHsr cay; speatsd tti ls
on cas- man, different pieces Of land, and eacu
tria. d complete success. has convinced rs that
December, The time We invariably do his, il
che he-t season. AZ which tine the growth Of
the year 10 evidently a. an end piece Of
valuable pasture land overrun with bushes had
many times been cut down by farmer 70 no
purpose, because cut in the su inner season.
was cot over 10 December, 1861 and, 90 this
time period Of nearI five years, NOT bush
mas surouted or started and the and. though
moist, is well stocked down to gfass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

IHADDEUs STEVENS GRAvE.-Several years
ng9 when the Lancaster Cemetery was iucos-
p'rNed, Mr. stevens purchased two lots. for
which a deed was duly executed. Some years
later in locking over hi, papers he noticed
for the fret time 'he clause prohibiting the in
terment of colored people IN the cemetery.
Tie 81 once rec0nve}ed The lots TO the company
with bis reasons, and asked that they be put
upon the record A short time ago he pur-
chased couple Of lots 10 wood ward Hill
Cemetery, and when the deeds were handed O
him be noticed a similar clause excluding the
burial Of people Of color. The brave old man
declared that be could not consent % have his
bones laid 10 a cemetery where any of G DIS
children were excluded for no fault Of their
own, and he promptly returned lhe deeds He
then, only few days ago selected iot in
'Shreners Cemetery where no such distinc-
tion is made among the dead, and there will
the dust Of the old Commoner repose--uot. we
trust, however until he has seen the great work
OF reconstructing the nation on an enduring
basis Of liberty and equal rights which he has
so long and so consistently abored for. trium-
phanuy consummated. History records no
instance ofsubimer devotion TO principle than
is exh biled in this incident in the private life
Of Mr.. Stevens. Lancaster Express.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-31

The crowd at Windsor were strongly inclined to
lynch the murderer Williams but the nrmness of
the officers prevented. llo IS not Trenchman,
but an American from Riehford IT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26
Belmont Common Pleas

MARY PORTER AND ABRAHAM PoRrER
Nl her husband, who reside in the County OF
Martin, state of Indiana. and Webster a.ncs,
place OF residence unknown, viii take notice
that Elizabeth Mahanna and Kelioh i. Aiahat.-
na, by keiiop Hager, HIS next friend, Of tl'e
County of Belmont in the Stateof Ohio, did. II
the l3ti1 day of November, a. D., 1867, file their
petition in the Court OF COMMON Pleas within
aud FOR the county of Belmopt,iii said State of
Ohio, agitust the said Mary Porter and Abra-
ham Porter. together with Harriet Shanklan,i,
Elizabeth Barnes, widow of Isaac Barnes decd,
Almira Dulger and George Bulger her husband,
Isabel W. Fred and Thomas Fred her husband,
Clarissa Howard and John :. Howard her hus-
band. Alvina Barnes, William II. II. Barnes,
and Webster Barnes, defendants, setting forth
that the said plaintiffs have the legal title and
peaceable possession ot the following real estate.
y wit: Town Lots numbered l3j anu l36 in
Barnes Addition to the town of GAINESVILLE, in
County Of Belmont, and state of Ohio; and that
the said defendants set up and claim an estate
and lnterelt In and 10 the said prem ses adverse
tn that of tine plaintiffs; and praying that said
defendants be cnnlpelled 10 show their titie and
thut the Court declare such title null and void
against the plaintiffs.
And the said Mary Porter and Abraham Por-
ter her husband and Welster Barnes are noti-
fed that they are required to appear and answer
said pet tion on Or before the i5ih February IsGs.
J. r.. MITCHELL, Clerk.
KING NAMING, Atty's for Pitts.
Dee. ~, fSt7-6w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26
Balance In Treasury Sept. lst, 1857. g, is
CONDITION or TREAsURY. SEPT. 1.
SEPTEMBER sEssION. lsse.

petition was presented asking for the alter
John Denham's, to MeMahon's Creek. ' Wms. M
Warnoek, Thos. Powell and Andrew Porterfield
Were appointed Viewers.
brown to the National Road. Joseph Wood
n,lnns manssee, Nicholas Cooper and VIM. Turk were
Bsrkley Cooper, treasurer elect, presented his
bond In - The amount Of sl25,oOO, which bond was
The Viewers appointed to view the road lead
ing from st. Clairsville to Warnock's station,
strSalgihte1 snSn ~ Grade and McAdamize the same,
Sunmlsted nm fax9t otsaid
re F%shhs e mt g1ad 10 fSe
National Road, wlfha View Erade, strai igHtsssy
and McAdamize the same, submitted report,
recommending that said improvement be made.
The application of the Incorporated Village of
GAINESVILLE for the annexation of certain terri
eSs at their last session, was taken up. The At
torneys for the petitioners and complainants
er were y inliy beard and after deliberation the pro
Ing the territory described in the petition and
plat to the incorporated village of Barnesville.
road leading from the National Road, through
GAINESVILLE and Somerton, to the Monroe Coun-
, " llne, submitted report in favor of the pro-
A contract was made with Seibright & Smith
to build an abutment at the bridge over Deep
run, In fease Townshfp-they to receive 81 per
perch Of % cubic feet, and do all the necessary
eXCaVation.
a, tiie ncPort oI tne viewers appointed under
tne petition ask Ing that the road from the Ma
tfonal Road, through Barnesville and Sonierton
to the Monroe County line, might be graded,
Strengthened, and McAdamized, was taken up
and after hearing the evidence produced by par
ties In favor OF and opposed to the Improvement
the the. Board @ ordered that the Improvement be
Somerton, to the Monroe County line VIM
Armstrong, VIM. Alexander and Nathaniel Tay-
lor were appointed to assess the tax that each
piece and lot OF land shall pay for said improve
ment, as provided by law. Nathan Bundy was
appointed to superintend the making Of said
Improvement. -
Oct. 2, lS66-This being the day fixed by law
lor the sem1-annual settlement with Township
trustees, for Relic Fund placed in their hands
for disbursement, the following table shows the
amount on hand, &C., in each Township:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26
Probate Court.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ ing named Executors, Administrators. and
Guardians have filed in my office, at ST. Clairs-
Vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlement, to wit:
David Boyd, Executor of Thomas Gay, decd.
Henry West, Admir- of Jos. Kirkwood, decd.
Charles Lewis, Guardian of Nancy Jane De-
vault, minor.
Jos. Miller, Admir- OF John Miller, decd.
Westwood Carter, Guardian of 4sbeiena Gregg,
minor.
Henry Cash, Guardian of Mary Winrod, minor
Thomas s. Sullivan, Guardian Of Oliver Hove
ner, minor.
Washington Buchanan, Guardian of James
X. buchanan, minor.
siua Woodmansee, Admir- of Martha Wood
mansee, decd.
uel Mead, decd.
Thomas s. Ambrose, Guardian Of Elizabeth
McKeever
Jonathan Perkins, EXT Of Samuel Perkins,
decd.
4. D. Rice, Guardian Of Josephine Humphrey.
minor.
Thomas M. Moore, Admir- of Jeremiah T. Nc
Pherson, decd.
Thomas Major Admir- of John Mercer deeds
The first eight above named will be for hear
ing and settlement on the 9th and the remain
ing eight on the 2sth days of December next.
Q. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
Nov. 1907.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26

The Report OF the Viewers ON the road from
St. Clairsvllle to Warnock's station was taken
the Report, II was ordered that the Improvement
be made. VIM; Alexander. VIM. Armstrong
the tax on the lots and lands, as providedby law,
and DIR: J. M. Mitchell Engineer to superintend
Nov. 8, is67EWm. N. Camp6sIi presented his
certificate of election as County Commissioner
and oath Of office, and took his seat as mem
Taylor having resigned the appoint
ment OF Assessor on the Barnessi lille and SOM
Township, was appointed to iii the vacancy.
DECEMBER SESSION. 1895.
In The matter Of the petition Of VIM, Rarber ct al
for a CbHnty Road.
petition was presented. signed by VIM. Bar
PEI, per, et a., asking for the establishment Of
pane Jad Harrs Ia % tbenp brnnsb Ing
lands OF Daniel Harris Jacob p. Hoover, Sarah
Thompson, VIM. Housh, Barber, and John and
herd Jr.; thence the nearest and best route TO
the National Road, near the Barnesville Road.
ad
veyor. l- .U L
IN Ge matter Of the petition Of VIM. Henderson, ct
al, for the alteration Of a o0tnty Road
e Taas r ths alter
John Baker and James Henderson, through the
lands OF Mrs. smallwood and Jesse Floyd, %. be
and James Henderson, and through the lands 81
VIM. Henderson and Jesse Floyd, 10, the foot OF
the hiIli at the East side Of Jesse Floyds farm.
In the matter OF the petition Of VIM. Phillips, ct al
for The location Of q Cbunsy Rood. -
petion was received asking that the road
commencing about ONT. half mile n Northpf Ham
VIM PSiiiips fanm ss and tepminnfiSs IN te
County Road leading from Iampsville to Burr's
station. Said petition was publicly read, and
Board.
=. NJ. CLARK, Auditor elect, presented a bond in
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THE Tfsssmbia (Ala.) Times; Of the
10Th, relates thar en Sunday, the Sth, at
Dr. DE GraflcDreid's bouee, sn the road
between Courtland and TuscaIoosn, ter
rible tragedy occurred. A'Mr. Briggs, =
Methodist preacher, who lad been at one
tinie confined in the LiIrIatic Asylum at
Tuscaloosa, was staying at DIR. DE Graf
fenreid's. Early that morning the Doe
tor and Mr.. Briggs were sitting by the
fire, and Mr.. Briggs was abusing his wife,
from whom he had been separated, when
DIR. q. told him he ought not to abuse
his wife so; whereupon Briggs picked up
\ half-made ax-handle, and struck the
Doctor on the head, Telling him to the
floor. He then struck him again, killing
him instantly. Mr.. Noah, who is an
old man, rushed in TO help the Doctor,
and he was Immediately killed with the
rarle weapon. Mrs. Noah, heasing the
noise, went into the room,, and Briggs
killed her in the same manner. A little
boy who was in the room saved his life
by getting under the beG. He says that
after Briggs had killed all these, he went
around and struck them each one heavy
blow on the head. After he lad satisfied
himself that they were dead, he took q
pair of shoes belonging to MFR. Noah, and
left the house in his stocking feet.
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BOOK NOTICES.


d. APPLETON & Co., New York, have
in course of publication cheap edition Of
the works of Charles Dickens, for the
million, the first volume of which, Oliver
Twist, is now ready. Price 25 cents
The remaining volumes will appear in
rapid succession. ----
HARPER's MAGAzINE.-The, January
number of Harper's Monthly contains:
Chattanooga and how we held it, Un-
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Fancy, My Mother-in-law Among the
wheat.fields of Minnesota, Their Ships,
The Woman's Kingdom, Why shall they
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Night, German newspapers, Mrs. Ents
Night, Editors Easy Chair, Monthly
Record, and Editors Drawer. A prolific
number. Price $4ayear. Harper & Bros,
Franklin Square, New York.
GARDENING FOR PRoFIT.-We have
received from Messrs. Orange Judd 4 Co.,
publishers, Al Park Row, N. ~, copy.
of the above work, by Peter Henderson,
which is intended as u guide to the sue
cessful cultivation of the market and
family garden. We have examined the
work pretty carefully and are much pleas.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26

Belmont Common Pleas
Partition Notice.

srss $ h.ndg, Elsasea Hv,e mi her hesserd
Ssars,ics and 5e..s ap5act 1st , xas6aasd, s and @d
1snc Maria Bsmdg, ifansGS Isanoy Sig,b aics
Buady, and Mary Chssb Buady (nsS,o,s) Dejss
THE above named dctsnaapts viii tthc notice
above named petitioner Gied in ths above nninfi
Court petition, which Ia how pending, prnyiis
in and partticn snfIect 10 s"id nw, y f"n OF ts
following described real estate, situate in said
C,unty Of Belmont;
Section 4, Township g. Range 8; containine, \
THE SEcorD TRACT being part OF the a
quarter Of the same section. Beginiffse- " ~
boundaries one perch East Of the N. W. 1r
Of said quarter and rMonning M thence = ss.e .ies
thence $. Ssi 4 W. s5si pole. 70 the M bosinhsns;
THE THIRD TRACT being part OF the South
half of Section 5, Township 4, Range O. Begin
ns fo1 rs ase e Poss Et Of the \
bank, near the rpn; thence n. co. =. s5% poiss
POLES TO the middle OF the section; thence ".
li2 poles to a atone; thence 3. 70 w 1888 poles
iloN poles, to the place of m beeinning; % contain
Ing llSZ acres, more or less
The f9Ugrg TaAcr beginniftg Cor It's bound
Tp $, r. o. and running thence Norteasteriy n % teri p
with the Storristown road, to run which co1nss
.o,. .N"ts'i Ofi.i.'ut3 coe ptnk ifenCc ssOulH-
wardly, up said run to the line of Noah Cal
houn's coal Tot; thefice Westwardly with the
acres, more OF less.
Said four tracts being the premises Of which
Ezekiel Bundy, late Of said County, died seized,
and more particularly described IN said petition.
At the next term OF said Court application
will be made by said petitioner for assignment
OF said petition. - T.
NATHAN BUyBY.
BY d. ID. r! C6~EN, hfs Att'y
December 10, 1867 -6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26

ACCIDENT AT BELLAIRE-MAN KILL
ED.-Last evening, about o'clock, the
down passenger train on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Rail Road ran over man
named Campbell, of Peasants Co., w.
Va. Mr.. Campbell was riding in wagon
drawn by two horses. In attempting to
cross the track lie was caught by the To-
comotive and fatally injured. DR.. J. M.
Todd. of Bridgeport, was dispatched for
and Immediately repaired to the scene of
the accident, bat the injuries of Mr.. C..
were so severe that medical aid was of no
avail. Death resulted before the Doctors
arrival, or shortly after, our informant
did not know which. The horses are SO
badly hurt that they will die. The wag-
OH was crushed to atoms. No blame is
attached to any one, and the sad affair
seems to be the result of not paying at
tention to the warning conspicuOusly
placed at the crossing Wheeling Int,
of this morning.