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Misfetlanfons.
Dissolution,

T'IIE PARTNEftsH1P heretofore existina be.
Il tween Adam Tanpcl and Frederick Bran
ilcn under the nrm name OF Tanpel d Branllch,
mutual consent. N'' ~
Adam TaFspel Is authorized to se.tie all nc
counts OF said nrIn.
Those knowing themselves indebted to the
late arm will make Immediate paymei1 M Al
save trouble and expense.
ADAM TANPEL,
Beilaire, March ~, 1897. marp-iw
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MANITOBA 6EETs.-200 600 agents, male and
w female; $500 month made by active aud
yentions, all household articles, easily carried.
Address CHERRY q EcKMAN, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Impartial Sufferings.
Neither Wealth, Refinement, station

NeIIher WeaIth, Keflnement, Stallion
or Condition are exempt
FNHE PHII,OTOKEE, or Females Friend, ex-
u pressly for the bencfit OF females suffering
from hysteria, nausea, nervous irritabiiity, dis
tressing hpprehensions, and all those trouble
some complaints that invite premature old age
and render life miserable. Descriptive pamphlet
sent ON receipt OF postage stamp. HARRAL,
RISLEY CO., lil Chambers ST., New York
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THE ELECTION ON MONDAY. The
election in this (Richland) Township re-
suited in the choice of Copperhead Of
ficers, asusual, but by reduced majorities.
We have not got the complete result be-
fore us, but give below such as we have.
The majorities against our candidates
were as follows: Justice of the Peace,
Israel Lewis, no; Trustees, Jas. Young,
50; David Harris, 102; Solomon Bently,
1l6; Clerk, James F. Tallman, 129;
Treasurer, Cephas Carroll, 1874; Assessor,
George w. Barnes, 1913; Constables, w.
s. Colby, 123, Jehu Springer 1O7.
WARREN Township gives about 100
Union majority, and elects the whole
Union ticket. The majority for the
Union Corporation ticket in Barnesville
was lbs, notwithstanding three tickets
were in the field. Glorious GAINESVILLE!
GOSHEN elects her Union ticket by
majorities ranging from "a to 45. This
we consider decided and cheering vic
tory. Well done, Goshen!
SoMERsET-which, of late years, has
been wandering after strange idols-this
year elects Mr.. James A. Barnes, who
gave his "good right arm" to his country
in the battles of the Wilderness, Justice
of the Peace.
PEAsE Township elects the Union
ticket, by majorities ranging from 90 to
95. on a small vote-512. Martins Ferry,
Union Corporation ticket elected. Ma
jority about 160. au oE
SMITH elects the Democratic ticket, as
usual, by about 100 majority.
We regret that our news from the |
Townships is SO meagre.
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Notice to Township TTuStGeS,

NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai the COM
~ missioners of Belmont County at their
March session, 1907, levied a tax on the taxable
dot,61', for Road and Bridge purposes, and order
cd that one-half of said levy be retained in the
county Treasury for Bridge purposes. The hal
Townships from which IL was collected, for Road
purposes, TO be expended by the Trustees as nro
vided by the New Road Law.
marii-3w II. NJ. CLARK, Auditor.
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~, THINGS ABOUT TowN.-Mr. Fred. Troll
has opened a new store in Patterson's
block and has a fine assortment of goods
and deserves the patronage of our peo-
ple.-The partnership heretofore ex-
listing between G. & F. Troll has been
Dissolved. Conrad Troll continues at the
old stand and Frederick has opened as
above.-Watson & Grcssinger have re-
moved to Collins new building, and
have opened up with large stock of new
goods. has been more moving
in st. Clairsville this year than usual
On Monday it really looked as if every
body was moving, from the amount of
hustle and confusion.-There will be
no service i'm the Presbyterian Church on
next Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Alexander, will preach in the Presby-
terian Church of MOrristown on that day.
The Sabbath School Association of
the Presbyterian Church will meet next
Monday.-The election on last Mon
day passed of very quietly. The Cop
perhead Corporation ticket was elected
by about 25 majority. Mr.. Andrew
Alexander was reelected Mayor, James
Darrah Recorder, and Samuel Stillwell,
George Singer, John Dunham, r. NJ.
Clark, and James Osborne Council
Our town authorities, some weeks ago,
notified our citizens that all defective
pavements must be repaired. We hope
the new Council will go ahead in the
good work. Such pavements as those
below our office, for instance, are a dis
grace and reproach to the town. .--Frint
& Nagle moved into their new room, in
Patterson's new building, on Monday
The store rooms in the new block are all
occupied now, except those of Messrs.
Brown and Campbell and one of Collins.
Mr.. Samuel F. Booker, of Fairfield,
Iowa, has been in town for several days,
and was. warmly greeted by his old
friends.-Joe. King opened public
house in the Scovern property, below our
office, on Monday.-Mr. Martin Fink
took charge of the house long known as
the "Wm. Penn House," on the corner
of Marietta Street, on Monday. Mr..
Fink bought the house some time ago.
Col. Miller is putting up a very
handsome paling fence in front of her
property.-The wind and the bright
sun of the past week dried up the mud
very rapidly. After such long seige of
mud and slush it is decidedly invigora-
ting to be again able to tread on solid
Rockwell, of New York,
his skill in training horses OH
our streets on last Thursday. He had
with him three very fine and highly
trained horses, which he made do all
manner of tricks A class was then
made up among our horsemen, to learn
the secrets of the art.-Mr. John E.
West, son of DR.. Henry West, has re-
Gently graduated at the Cincinnati Med
ical College, and is now entitled to the
NJ. d. at the end of his name. We be-
lieve the DR.. has the elements of sue
cessful physician about him, and hope
he will conclude to stay among U.s.
Workmen are engaged in putting new
Are proof roof on the JAIL Horse
Thief Detective Association held an
election on Monday, and chose the fol-
lowing officers: President, Maj. Thomas
Thompson; Secretary, d. G. Neiswanger;
Treasurer, DIR. J. NJ. Mitchell; Directors,
Hiram PenningtonS Isaac T. Craft.
THE ELECTION ON MONDAY. The
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where. Sent by mail on receipt of ST.
j. B. RoMAINE, Manager, 575 Broadway, n. Y
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WANTED-AGENTS- to 500 per month
w everywhere, male and female, to Introduce
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CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by OF er
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only genuine and really practical cheap machine
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION, in st.
Clairsville, on Saturday, April 1S.
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| AIDES. discard Injurious paddinRs. MAD
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ii1rm alphabetically. Depot, 3g3 Canal 81, ". Y
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DERFUMERY, Pomades, Hair Oils, Hair Dyes.
l. In endless variety, will be found at
CARROLLs.
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Twelnh Quarterly Report OF the Ftrst
National Bank OF ST. cIairsvilIe, Ohio.

Shouting lis condition on 1ie morning of The first
Monday ef Alnii, 1867.
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COAP MADE EASIIY-With Babbitt's Con-
1t at CARROIL's.
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DINGS AMBROSIA and Halls Hair Renewer
IL can be found at CARROLL's Drug store.
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geW Adrertissments.

brushes! BRUSHES! RUSHES!-White-
- wash, Blacking, Scrubbing, Dusting, Horse,
Counter, Hair, Flesh, Nail, Tooth and all other
kinds can be found at CARROLL's.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


l N ~ ss SATURDAY April 27-6 p. NJ
Of the improvement in nve-trentes on the London
Stock Exchange and the rum0red prospect Of pacific
solution Of tho Luxembury difficulty. II is noticeable
however, that The bonds quoted according 70 the
telegram, = 72K at Frankfort on the evening Of the
26h inst against Is q the 25th insI and this
has Ned 70 the inference In some quarters that i've
twenties manipulated in London with view TO in
nuencng gold here. This morning il rumored that
they were 7oK in London. while the Frankfort price
later in the day said 10 be 70 only No press tee-
gram arrived during business hours 10 throw light upon
these conflicting reports and the such gave the
bears opportunity OF manufacturing rumors TO suit
themselves Tho manner in which the cable is sup
posed 10 be used TO further the ends OF few Individuals
is exciting considerable indignation It s alleged that
n not few instances press kilograms have been kept
back In order that private kilograms might be sent in
advance. After the Gold Room had closed the press
telegram arrived and confirmed the rumor that bonds
were 7oh in London. but reporting them still At
TAX at Frankfort The latter, however, may be .
mistake. The market opened In the midst Of much
excitement at 137K, and gradually declined 70
l3eH, after which Il recovered 10 13s, and
finally closed u lS6x Y. There was , very
sctive borrowing demand for coin, and loarf were
made a rates varying from 1So to x cent y favor
Of the lender The export Of specie to-day Is reported 70
have aggregated 1927 600 OF which the Borussia took
o0o the City Of Baltimore, $780, and the Aisss
sippi, $2o2, ,400-makins for Che week. S7103s7.
The daily range OF the market during the week rs thus
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
TElssRApHIc MARKET REPORTS.

& PmLADRLPHIA, April u, 1867,
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State nves rs; Philadelphia
and Ere Railroad, 2s Morris Canal Reading Railroad
5lH Pennsylvania Railroad, s. Gold 1854 Sight ex.
change New York at par Cotton anet at 26zc. for
middlng uplands Flour quiet; sales 1900 bbs North.
wecern extra At s4 g Wheat Quies sales 1900 bushels
% yae terms nm Rye steady q y e. Corn in COED demand:
1000 bushels PsnnsyIyania and Delaware 7sc Coffee
contrAbsnd at u 20 N aH
\ . BALrIxoRx, April a. lSN.
Cotton frm; middng nplands 2skc, 26c. Coffee nrmer
and In improved dcmand sales Of Rio 1870, gold
bopd sus steady iusc iOslc for fair to good 70.
ning Flour market stronger the decline reported
In the week has n0inally been recovercd the
small wheat Grmcr; prime Maryland red, 50 SO choics
white % S. Corn active and higher for yellow; sales at
81 . 81 sO mixed Western, 81 q 81 Is; whits 81 Is
lower; sales Al % % 81 Provisioss firm but Inactive
Bulk shoulders, SIC S<c sides. lOkc, q lO5lc; loose
lU7<c lc mess pork, S23 Is Lard-Sales OF Western
In barrels At lS<c Whskey dull and nominal a Sc
for bonded. M 8NfH VIC 4
OswEco, April a. 1867.
Flour Y actve and better The sale. aO bbs S
for No spring. e5 for red winter Sis ~
for double extra Wheat Z firm but dull the sales
Oats du with sales Of 800 bushels State zoe 75c
Barley and nominal Mill feed shorts
So 50 shipstufs e37, mdlngs 90 per ton. Railroad
ireghrs 1onr to Boston c. to Now York &C., Albany
AM
The New York herald., 1867-04-28


The wills Of NE following deceased persons have been
admitted 70 prosase during the past week:-Dsvd II.
Davis, Samuel < worms, sophie J. Kuhn, James Gil
jes, Ferdinand Munster, John Heath, Job l. Black,
James W. UBdcrhil, Elizabeth n. Crcwther, George D.
Weber Daniel Dsvlls, Daniel AlIsn Timothy Collins,
Archibald G. Brady.
Letters Of administration have been granted on The
Soowinx ertaies:John X. McCreadv, John q. Prebss.
Herman Beck, James Besser. Francis j. Hewsou Eliza
beth X Kimball Bernard Dowds MarEareths Fischer.
Patrick MeCsnry, Samuel ward, Jr., wilhemina Benu-
ss., Hannah G. Bsardmac Fred Munich, Louisa Mandell,
- Hath Sarah 4. Cutler, r. Fannon Meta Hillermann,
Jane kelntyre, Eliza Randolph, Lima Sturx Joseph G.
ssscroes John Britain, Gilbert De Hart, John Ritter.
raave Reich, Gertrude schwiebert, Marraret Gilroy
Cnrissan spendics.
- 'v'cving decisions have been rendered VIII OF
Spn nenshaw admitted 10 probate; decree accord
ngy Estate Of vasntine Mott; decree Of distribution
ssssrn. sss'e oi Mm. A. Taylor; objections nled 70
- .oun. ~ ~suslnaed Enste Of Thomas r. Clark; motion
v.nesei letters 81 administration denied. Estate or
Saxonne Ntxen, notion 70 amend. letters rranted.
me .olIcwing eenevslent bequssss are made by the
Oail of Daniel Devliu ITO the SISTERS az hsrtv a. "a
incent ds raal $500 tothe HOUSE Of the Good shep
nanBsstanvne, "a, 500 :.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
TINE NEW STEAMER CITY OF lAwaeNcr.

The directors OF the Norwich and New York Transpor-
ation Company have added another commodious
their line, long favorte with the travelling public
In her construction idea in Sound navigation has
introduced and that may the future be ex-
tensvey copied II ID that her main hull is built Of
wrought iron plates fastened and braced after the
OF going steamships instead Of white oak,
chestnut &c the exclusive materials heretofore used
the erection Of this class OF vcsses Her construction
an experiment, ana will undoubtedly prove =
cessful ono
The City Of lawrence 245 feet long 40 feet breadth
of BEAM IL feet depth Of hold, draws, when loaded
10k feet or water, and 702 tons burthen. she is
arranged that they entered from acoves can be
thrown ogether by means Of folding doors should family
parties at any time desire IT. In addition these
state rooms $50 well and conveniently arranged
berths for cabin passengers. Meals are served the
European plan in the state room halls departure from
the custom 20 long in vogue ON Sound steamers Of gong
'below" for something 70 eat
The motive power OF this steamer conssts OF . vert
cal beam engine sxtynve inches in diameter by eleven
feet stroke Of piston Steam generated by tubu-
lar boilers twenty feet long by feet diameter
Prior these boilers being placed In the hold Of the
City OF Lawrence they subjected TO hydrostatc
Of foryseveu pounds 70 the square inch; the
thirty pounds the square inch Her water wheels
are thtydve fsss in diameter and have thirty wooden
il pomps beth fssl Ore a.a hand, shs b veil supplied
and il n encouraging 70 mote that In her security and
provisions against nre she v better 1sd than many
SQUAD slsamen Her lie bosss. nix IN number. sup
Piled with patent diseuaaging apparatua
The hull and machinery Of this vessel were constructed
by Messrx Harlan, Hollingsworth 4 Co., Wilmington
Delaware
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Iseeressiug Divorce Case-Non-Paymenl .
AMus0ny.
Before judge Barnard.

IsseressinG Divorce -Non-Payneni q
Alim0ny.
Before Judge Barnard
Euem Gdlick Tomas Gslick.-This was an actor
bsoashs time ago by the plaintiff against the
fenAant 70 obtain limited divorce and alimony the
ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment The plaintiff
- 10 . relative Of the celebrated Richard BrnsIey
ohsrdau alleges In her complaint that the defendant
Der husband and his sister, after several times assault
mg her and treating her nhumanely, for which the
Senoant was committed TO imprisonment by Justice
Connolly, turned her and her infant child at that time
esly few weeks old. out Of his house, and refused
contribute anything TO their support, whom she
psed 70 take refuge with her father Dr. Bernard Sher
aan. Of this city.
SHORTLY after the commencement OF the action Mr.
Justice Clark granted Temporary almony 70 the plaintiff
nd referred the Mr. Harnett for the purpose Of
taking proof Of the defendants circumstances In order
- Be able 70 settle definitely the amount the would
allow the plaintiff finally The reference continued for
nine months, while the defendant endeavoring
prove that he lost all his property when the facts
that he conveyed u to his sister who joined him
hs cruelty towards his wife, The referees report
allowed the plaintiff the Of $40 per week, which,
esgeher with the referees defendant refused 70
pAy The came before this court yesterday on a
motion 70 compel the defendant 70 obey order Of
JusiCs lngraham requiring him 70 pay the referees
oeeA Decision reserved.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

N d. Judd, Of Chicago, and Edward Banks, OF Japan
arc stopping 1t the IT. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain A. Pool Of California; Colonel T. Cham
bsr OF the United States army, and James Ryder Of
Peoria, ays stopping n the Metropolitan Hotel
Major McCiean Of the British army 10 stopping at the
Brevoort House.
General Gordon Granger and Colonel G. McCook of the
United States army; Senator Sprsgue, of Rhode Island
and Major General B. r Butler arc stopping the Fifth
Avenue HotsL
Commander J. N Watson, OF the United States navy,
CAPTAIN Prince OF the United States army; George W.
Danieson, o( Providence; Congressman Oakcs Ames Of
Massachusets and l. NJ Gloss Of Washington are stop
ping st the Astof House.
NJ. George Peabody was in Baltimore yesterday
Archbishop spaulding, Of Baltimore IL convaIescep
and expects 70 be able 70 leave for Rome within two
weeks. Bishop McGi, Of Richmond. is also going 70
ROmA
Major General Newton, United States Army IA Al New
ark, N. j., on q short visit
On The 9Th instant Brigham Young presided at the
Thirtyssvsnth Annual Conference OF the Latter Dav
saints, held ~ Salt Lake city
Major w. W. Leland, Of this city, has endowed Beth.
eny coleae West Virginia. with three perpetual scholar
ships and given them TO the Academy in Chester W
his native town The scholars TO DO selected from
among the best pupils in the academy.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

ne Case Of the Fersery Of Wiaows rem
sien Ger rsfhcafc- -Convicsios Of the Defendant
steele.
's Before judge ShpmaD.
m Unsied Stats L1cen broAss He'ssy Steele ~,
- 0A-s s-Judee shipman charged the jury IN this
e.se Yesterday morning He directed the jury 70 con-
saer only The second and third counts n the Indictment
..d 70 bring in special verdlcs 10 each Of the de-
fs.dan,s brown and Steele, either count directing
- that As there evidence against the defend
m Hls they should render in mis- verdict Of not
s.iity The jury, after hours delberation, came
ipto court and rendered their verdict on the second
eouat Brown and Steele not guilty, and on the third
count Brown not guilty, Steele guilty. IN
this count the defendant was charged with
intent 70 defraud the United stateG The GER
ti0eats in question read a. follows:-sI hereby
certify that have this day visited Bridget AcArde and
that she 10 unable leave her by Of old
are and general innrmty. Signed Henry Steele, Jr,
Notary Public The defendant's counsel took excep
zion 70 the judges CHARGE on the grounds that he
charged the jury that IL they found matter 81 fact
that the certhcate which 6tsele convicted was
false spbstanCe, thai they shoald And the defendant
ssIy Counsel asked ths juAgs t0chage that jury
must find, matter Of Law, that the certificate
soged In order - arrive at conviction the Of
GougrSss under whleA ths ndicsment wss frAmed ~
sssS sslsay - forged papsEs, or counterfeit writing,
aad nVs pspsrs which true as fer Is the sigma
ture u parties subscrbeA The cet drecxed tne
s1ssDlion - ~ haas sbesss fun benabs ApA axed
shesoSr The 1Ssh Of Nay nszt when 5sdss N1son win
- present 81 sa& s-. tsstts
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
COURT Of COMMON plrAs-caAmseas.

Aaasg d a. o. Flanagan d ol-The plaintiffs In this
- tAe proprieton Of the National Pol;ce Gasee have
seansnecd suit against the defendants for vending
va0~ called the Usssed Stai Police Gasss which they
sDsss v bs aA Infringement q shss vighta Pending
~ so they TOOK injunction restraining the DE-
fsndAais from selling the paper and the cass came up
- netaoa 70 dissolve the injunction.
JueD Brady gave his decisi0n In the caeo yes
essaay. and alludng 70 the nights Of news
pagers. said-The individualiuss OF editorial life
asS - rarely duplicated those displayed In other
Dsssuisa and the intellectual vigor dstinguishing
she chsncter and value Of different prints although
eqsal N power will Be essentially different In thought
- Ne principles announced and sdvocated, and In the
Fsaseeina By which the theories advanced
0ooghs V Be established. Newspaper In its com
1aDding Nemsnt 10 the result Of mental labor, and
nosu0 b protected 70 the least In the
- Of gmbols, names and marka a. any other
psOpsrsy may b thaS IL changes from day day
- vssk 70 week, - the case may be, and lees
Secrcated y each publication, becoming the
niSor vii the chronicle Of the times that II Is
bsssr entitled TO ssch protection ~ reason Of m multi
Dltsd originality.
rhs Judge sfussd 70 dissolve the injunction.