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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:
James Kinney, Admir- of Robert Street. decd.
James Kinney Guardian of Wellington, Har-
r1son. John and Samantha Wilson, minors.
James kinney, Guardian of i. K. Lucas. ward.
3. Benty, Jr., Exr Of S. Bently Sr. decd,
Isaac Garretson and III. e. Townsend, Exrs of
John Garretson deed.
III. Il. Hsger, Guardian of Benj Mayhom ward
II. Z. Hager, Admir- of Lavina Wheaton dec d.
Jas: s. Bethel, Guardian of I. s. Bethel, ward.
N. Gregg, Admir- of Elias I. Feshler, decd.
W. Estep, Admir- of Levin Powell decd
Jos. Iddings, Admir- of Vim. Iddings decd,
X. Taylor, Exr. of James ID. Taylor, decd.
A. ID. Rice, Admir- of Robert Patton, decd,
j. ID. Wright, Guardian of Sarah j., Cyrus, E.,
Eugenfa F., CorneliaA.. and NJ. +. Lingo, minors
Gadwafiader Foulk, Guardian OF ]. a. Powell.
The first eight above named will be for hear
ing and settlement on the 3Oth and the remain
ing seven on the 3lst day of March next.
G. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
March s, 1865
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New York Wool Market.

WooL.-All descriptions of domestic fieeces
are firm-the supply In receivers hands is small.
The business of the week has been to a moder-
ate extent. Manufacturers have been the prin-
to small parcels suitable 10 pressing wants.
Foreign wool is quiet. The closing quotations
Native and one-fourth Merinos, 44@947c for one
half and three-quarters do. 4SD52c. for ful-blood
MeriAos, and 55@60c. for Saxony fleeces; 2S@35c.
for No. Pulled, 3Sa42c for superine do, and 40
145c for extra do; lS@23cfor common unwashed
California; 26@32c for fine do, 1S@28c for COM
mon to choice Texas, and American combing at
4s@52c. We quote Foreign as follows: sonth
American at 31a35c for common washed, 2S937c
forunwashed Mestiza and Aerino, 30t93Sc for
27032c for washed Cordova; Chiilhln at 2O124c for
unwashed Mestiza and Merin0; Cape of Good
Hope. 85a40c for unwashed; East India, 209iOc
for washed. and African at l4@l8c for unwashed
and 3OG 100 for washed. ., n
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DEATH OF MISS MARY A. MCBRIDE,


Action of the order of Coed Tsmplars.
Leaves have their time to fall breath,
And Flowers to wither al tne Nor'h-winus
Thou hast ali seasons for thine own, 0 death -
Again. i'm the few short months that
have elapsed, since the mowers nave
withered. and the leaves have fallen,
1.-THE silver cord is loosened, the Goldeh-
bond is broken, and the spirit OF another
Sister has winged its way TO the EteThal
God rho gave it being. Death has taken
from our circle, our much loved sister
and Associate, MARY A. MCBRIDE.
The duty which 1t is ours to perform,
is rendered more sad & melancholy. from
the fact that she, to whose memory we
pen this tribute, had in the infancy OF
US, 6y fea stfoneer and dSsi Seier fhan those hose
of mere friendship; therefore, gs8~r
Be 1t RESOLVED, BY the st. Clairsville
Lodge, No. i264, /. o. CT. 1Jg
lst. Thatin the death of our much be-
loved Sister, we recognize the hand of
that Mysterious Providence, "whose
ways are past fiEding out,n but, who
doeth all things we'll.
End. That in her demise we have lost a
firm friend, Society will miss one of its
best members, and the world an earn
est active advocate of Truth and Tenn
PSSaicc. <Aldsl i llldt one % young, SD
good, so beautiful, should be called SO
soon to die.
Sd. That we heartily sympathize with
her bereaved relatives, and bid them
hope TO meet her in o fairer and better
world. }tH
"And when the morning light shall break,
Forever without endi
May we, with that blest host awake,
, And friend again meet friend.
3 4th. That we wear the usual badge of
for the space oftwenty days.
9Th. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the relatives of our deceased Sis
ter, and to the -CHRoNicLE, and Gazette,
for publication: ,gr,..,.
eGl JOHN a. GROVE, Jr.y Com.
ALLEN @. MILLER.
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Public Sale of Land.

THE subscriber will sell at public sale on 5th
i day, 26th of 81 mon tn, the estate of Ezekiel
Bundy, deceased, consisting of $50 ACRES
of Choice Farming Land, situated in Warren
Township, Belmont County, Ohio, and about
three miles East of Barnesville, and Immediate
" on the Central Ohio Railroad.
The above lands will be divided and sold in
different tracts.
Terms of Sale: One-third In hand, one-third
In on a yoar, and ot,e-third in two xenrs. win
interest ON deferred payments Purchasers to
secure deferred payments by mortgage on the
land bought.
For further information enquire of the sub
scribers, living in GAINESVILLE and vicinity.
NATHAN BUNDY,
and, other heirs of Z. Bundy, decd.
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate,

Henry brf90s In Partition.
Ezisha Briggs, J Belmont Common Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER Of sale
ID in the above case issued and TO me directed
! will offer for sale, at the front door of the
Court House, in st. Clairsville, Belmont County,
on
Monday, March-2s, 1865,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock ?. NJ. Of said day. the following described
premises situate in Belmont County and State
Of Ohio to wit:
ID TRACT. Beginning 1898 perches South OF
The Northwest corner of Section No. 5, Town
ship z, Range @; thence South $40 perches +;
thence East 81 percbes; thence North &.08 per-
ches; thence West SO perches, to the place OF
begfhnng. containing acres more or less.
Sd TRACT. Also ten acres of land adjoining
the above described premises, purchasedby said
Simon Briggs from James Day.
TERMsoF SALE: One-third cash, one-third in
one year and one-third in two years, with in
terest on deferred payments.
Appraised at, ID Tract $40.
Sd Tract $500
SAML b. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
]: Fl. COLLINS, Atty for Petitioner
Sherif's Office, st. Clairsville, Feb. 20, 1868.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
From the PittshArgh Gazette.

rLE.AThere was q very light supply OF Cat
tie on sale, and with o fair retail demand; the
market was very stiff one. and nearly all the
cattle ON sale had changed hands by IL o'clock.
Compared with last week, common to medium
Per pound higher, while prime 10 extra fat cat
tie have undergone but little change There
was also q very good demand for stock cattle,
and we can report sales ~ 51zc 20 61zc, as to
quality and icondiftog bulls may be quoted
higher, ceiling at from SO to 7e.! There were
ssvsrai sales Of show cattle, a. prices ranging
fam te loo. Upon the wScls. tax makss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-19

The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette comes
to us In new dress, and changed FORM
The paper had been so enlarged, as to
make ID in It's folio form, unwieIdy, and
the proprietors have made quarto Of It.
The Gazette is first class Republican
paper, and arrives here on the same day
of its publication.
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Small Farm for Sale,

i miles from Loydsviiie, u mile from the 6.
o. r. r., u miles from Lewis Mills. The farm
contains az Ia ACRES of land, five acres of
timber two acres OF vineyard 4 years old this
spring, the vines are in bearing condition
There is also an apple orchard and other small
able house and barn. For further information
call ON the subscriber,
GEORGE w. ANDERSON,
mal9-lm* La Mira, Bel. Co., Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-19

WHEAT PRosPECr.-We have made
inquiry of our farmers, who are attend
ing Court during the past week, and
learn that the wheat prospects are very
fiattering. There is an Unusually large
surface sowed in wheat and is looking
better than usual at this time year.
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate

j. II. StHtfpdn ct al.
VS.. belmont Common Pleas.
E. T. Grady. } t
DY VIRTUE of an Order OF Sale in the
ID above case Issued and to me directed, 1 will
offer for sale at the front door of the Court
House, in 81. Clairsville. in said County, on
TUESDAY, April FL, 1895,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A! M. and o.
clock PM of said day, the following described
premises, to wit:
Lot Noe Block rim Bellaire City.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day of sale.
Appraised at 500.
SAML. b. PIPER, Shift Bel Co., o.
]. B. SMITH, Atty for PHI.
Sheriff's Office, st. Clairsville, March 10, 1868.
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GlLTfAit-sWANEY.-B ]. Grant, at the st.
Clair Hotel, in st. Clairsvilie, March II, 1868,
Mr. Francis GIlham and Mss Marian swaney
! Drunmond, Mr. william Bond Of vineland,
Sss Js5ssy, !, and MA Emma y. Tiles Of
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.ast,,.t,.tstrafor,s .19fice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in the
~ Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Chas. Morrow deco
late OF said County.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them within one year from this date
ALONZO +. MILLER, Admir-
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Dissolution Notice.

T,HE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween John L. Frint Eugene Nagle, under
the firm name of Frint q Nagle was this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebt-
ed to us on book account are respectfully re-
quested to call and settle.
= f.r JOHN L. FRINT,
EUGENE NAGLE.
st. Clairsville, March 10, 1858.
mal9-3w
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just Received and to Arriyt
500 REWARD!!!!

rNHE above reward will be given TO any per-
son who will furnish n sample OF Car bon
Oh, CLEARER, WHITTIER, PURER, that will
In any respect, thar the Carbon oil we are
selling for 60ots per gallon
feH CARROLL & MITCHELL,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-19
WE ARE MAKING COMPLETE
In TRADE

Ahu are Selling Tor ONE DOLLAH, Silk Me-
rino, and Alpaca Dresses, shawls, Balmorals,
Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Silver plated
Ware, Sewing Machines, &c. Send clubs Of ten
or more. with 10 cts. for each descriptive check
and the getter up OF the club will receive pres,
ent worth - TO $500, according to number sent.
Agents wanted evefywhere Circulars sent free
PAEkEk a CO., "a q 90 Federal St., Boston.
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gtw Sdrertisfmtnts.
Franklin College

CHE SPRING TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
Y tion will commence Monday, April Is, 1888,
and continue Thirteen Weeks. Modern lam
guages and instrumental music taught. Send
r. G. CAMPBELL Pres.
u1ar19-3W New Athens. o.
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Dissolution of Partnership

Il ing between X. III. McEndree, Andrew Por-
neld and James I. Caldwell, in the Tobacco
Manufacturing business, at New Castle, belmont
County, Ohio, Is this DAY dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the firm will be set
tied by James T. Caldwell or Andrew Porterfield
ii. MCENDREE,
ANDREW PORTERFIELD
JAMES 4. CALDWELL.
New Castle, o., Feb, ~ 1855.
The Tobacco Misunderstanding business Will be
continued by the undersigned, who fiatter them
such as tney have In their employ, they can do
q little better by those Who patronize them.
than any other establishmentin the County.
r. t ANDREW PORTERFIELD,
JAMES T! CALbWELLa
mar5-sw
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate.
yaco6 r.. Fio,tRsr
VS..
Thomos Hughes,
and
jacob Fidnner IN
VIM. Fionner A0enf
Belmont Com. Pleas.

THi0U11b Htfqhes.
pY VIRTUE OF AvENDI Ex. in each Of
ID the above two cases issued and TO me direct
ed, will offer for sale at the front door OF the
Court House, in 81. Clairsvilie, In said County,
on
TUESDAY, APRIL u, 1888.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 4 o.
clock p. N. Of said day. the following described
pre- nises, situate In Belmont County 70 wit:
desnrped as SolIows: Part of Section No. 70. To.
7, Range 3, and beginning for said Lot, at q post
No. B IL being corner for said laud and Nor
decai Balduston's land; thence running East.
on the East bank OF steep Ron thence South
East s % s.ie poles thence & down , steep a,, Esp
~ 6 y oieI % IL tse
line Of said Section No. %; thence North with
said West boundary line 90 poles TO the place Of
beginning, containing "A acres i rood ana 25
perches, be the same more or less.
diso. Part Of Section No. %. TIP, z, Range 3,
line between Sections No. 20 and % in the line
OF Absalom Hoge and corner toJoseph Thom-
seen Rn1 10 dbence down psiS RIM
sSSsS @ 8 M Eas! q % eiS psrsSs. $ tRsnee s1ss ss1sS
perches to Moses Metcaif's line; thence Bonifi
iso West 9 $40 perches; thence south 90 West
thence South lso East II perches TO Abner Bar.
| tons land; thence South 15o East 6k perches;
outS ~ East perches thence piGai South bhfas ia
West 10 perches; thence South 10 East 30 min.
| West 6-l0 perches; thence South 3lo and 3min
East perches; thence South 30 East 13 6-l0 per
| ches; thence South 3So East 10 perches to Su-
gar tree corner to David Berry thence North
$50 West 90 perches; thence North 80 West 2
| perches; thence North 5o West "A perches
thence North $50 West IA perches to VIM. Ken.
| North 80 West IS perches to a stone; thence
South Sgo West 20 3-I0 perches to Section line
No. 20 and %; thence with said line North 5T
| West q perches and % links to the place Of be
ginning, containing 20 acres more or less.
Terms Of sale, cash ON day Of sale.
| Appraised at, lst tract. 1916.
ID sj6s.
SAMI,. B. PIPER, ShfY Bel. Co., o.
| Oh. SwANEY, Atty for Plffs.
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Efsat.
Belmont Common Pleas.

Directors Of 'Bsiiairo worEs.1 Extsrtes
DET1T1ON TO CHANGE NAME Of Beiiaire
Il Works 70 Bellaire Nail Work,
Tfds day this cause came on 10 be heard upon
the petition and the evidence. and on motion
of the petitioners, and 10 appearing 70 the Courl
that the petltion IL correct In substance and
form, that lis allegations are true, and that no
tice Of the tendency Of this proceeding ha'
been given ~ reTufref by law. IL is therefore
and upon good cause here shown, ordered ad
judged and decreed by the Conrt that the Cor
10, and shall hereafter be "Bfiisire Nail Works
March u, Iseeow
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henry DTt9y6 w. LIttoftU LTtyyoi ce Ue'
Partition. Leave given to the Sheriff to
amend on first order Of sale, and there
upon, on motion sale approved and con-
firmed.
Joseph w. johnson VS.. John @. Adams
e Co. The parties report to the Court,
that this cause is settled, and that by
their agreement, each party to pay his
own costs. Judgment accordingly.
The regular. Grand Jury having been
discharged, and the Court deeming it
necessary that another Grand J ury should
be impannelled, it.was accordingly done,
and on the same day, the said Grand
Jury presented the following bills Of in.
dictment:
One against Howard Gibson, for bur-
glary and larceny.
One against Robert P. Lee, for larceny.
One against Milton Mcknight for stab
bing with intent to wound. The jury
were thereupen discharged. L.il.ss
George Hess vs.. Samuel Williams. The
jury in this case returned verdict for
the defendant.
| M0LLHCtO n. lICTttLCg oOft w. 0Oos II Il se0o'
On motion Elijah J. Stone, Jacob G.
Thomas William w. Atkinson, surviv-
ing partner of the firm of ID. b. Atkin.
SON & Son, James F. Charlesworth ri
Commissioner of Insolvent, Stein Broth
ers, and John L. Craig made parties de-
fendant with leave to answer.
State Of Ohio VS.. Robert p. Lee. Lar
cepy. The defendant was arraigned In
Court, plead guilty, and sentenced to II
days Imprisonment in the Dungeon o
the Jail, to be fed on bread and water
and to pay fine of $40, and to make res
titution in the sum of $40 it being double
the value of the stolen property.
Hannah Fordyce vs.. Samuel F0rdyce
( Petition for alimony. Heard upon tn
petition and testimony. Reasonable ali
mony and the care custody and contro
of the minor children decreed to peti
toner.
State of Ohio VS.. Milton Mcknight
The defendant failing to appear, his re
: cognizance was forfeited.
ID. B. Atkinson d Son VS.. Thomas y
3 Davis. The sale made by the Sheriff, il
Q this case confirmed, and the Sheriff OF
dered to execute and deliver to til
purchaser deed in fee simple for tn
premises sold by him, as aforesaid.
, J,.ola g. Wechster VS.. c. O. II. II. ca
On motion of the said Juda G. Wechsle
it is said that the said Central Ohio Raj
Road Company show cause by the frs
day of the next term of this Court, VIII.
the judgement heretofore recovered il
!, this Court, at its falf'term, 1858 by tn
q said Juda G. Wechsler, against the SAT-
: G. o. r. R. Co., for $805 81 damages am
4 $l6 II costs ofsuit should not be revived
!, VIM. SteaOart VS.. adam E6erty. O
i the report of st. Clair Kelly, Esq, tn
4 Referee to whom this cause was referred
: Judgment was rendered against the de
: fendant, and in favor of the plaintiff fo
1862 Sc and costs of suit.
William Douglass VS.. Henry Net. Th
t Jury in this case found the issues in favO
of the plaintiff, and assessed his damage
at $3.50 Judgement for said amount an
= costs of suit.
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SHERIFF And SPECIAL MiSrER CeHNISSIesERy SAIL
OF ZEAL NfA1E

vi KElL EIAfk.
John 3. Johnson
VS.. Bal Com Pleas
Thomas II. anderson & tcife
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
u the above case issued and to me directed /
will offer for sale, at the front door Of the Court
House, In st. Ciairsville, in said County, on
MONDAY. MARCH q, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4o'-
clock p. M OF said day, the following described
Lots Nos. and 10 in the town OF Hendrys-
burgh. Belmont County, Ohio, with the appurte-
mill.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day OF sale.
Appraised at 5000.
SAMUEL b. PIPER, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty for PlG
Sheriff's Office st. Clairsville. o., Feb 90 1868
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GOTTELEIB BUss VIII learn something
to his advantage by calling at the
CHRONICLE Office. lo gssF
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- COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Court ia
still In session, his Honor, Judge John B.
Way nresidinu
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Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

Sher1f Sale OF heal Estate.
J. r. Hunt & Bro.
w,n. r Harper.
and Belmont Common Pleas.
J. r. Hunt & Bro. rH
VS..
Vim. n Haper.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN EACH
ID of the above two cases issued and to me d.
rected will offer for sale at the> front door Of
the Court House, in st. Clairsville, in said Coun
ty,on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1888,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and o.
clock P. M; of said day, the following premises
situate in Belmont County, to wit:
Part of the South halfof the North West quar-
ter OF Section No. 10, Township 8, Range g. con-
taining Is acres more or less
The one undivided one-seventh interest In and
to part of Section No. 10, Township 8, Range g.
containing AZ acres more or less.
The one undivided one-seventh interest in
and to part of the Southwest quarter of Sec
tion No. 10, Township 8, Range 9, containing 81
acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day Of sale.
Appraised lst Tract ut 5000.
." 1T 2d e240
I" l-78d S2B
]. H. COLLINS, Plff's Atty. f.s
SAMUEL B. PIPER, Shff Bel. Co., o
Sherif's Office, st. Clairsville, March 10, 1858.
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THE PEAK FAMILY.-The exhibition
Monday night, was well patronized, and
the large audience seemed to appreciate
the excellent performances of the com
pany. The Bell music'was delicious, and
we think we have never Hsteded to any,
thing more enchanting than aspiring
Flowers" as rendered ON these. instru-
msnts. The performances on the Harp,
although damp, and therefore an un-
favorable evening for asstringed instru-
snsnt, were well executed and favorably
received. The singing of Miss Lizzette,
and the staff Bell performances of Mas
ter Eddie were applauded and the per-
formers compelled to repeat on several
occasi0ns. Ths humorous, by Sol, Smith
Russell was great success, and the au-
diencs. notwithstanding the good-hu-
mored. accommodating courtesy Of SOL,
In answering their repeated cncoring,
left at the close of the performances.
scarcely half satisfied with themselves
for net forcing more fun, out of him. al
Tie performances was ! real treat 10
our people, and we are under obligation
to our friend Sheib, Of Wheeling, for his
influence in securing 1t for US, and hope
the liberal patronage given, will induce
the Peak Family to repeat their Walt to
eur town ct some future time. ANf8 :
, SEND in your clubs for the Campaign
CunoN1cLE, sl.'I'rT
~ .
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NoticA.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons hold.
IN ing veteran bonds against Mead Township b
Belmont County, Ohio that their first aud see
opd dinstallmentsaren now in the treasurer OF said
township. . -.
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March SO

N BANKRUPrCY.-Souther District Of Ohio.
1 % At&. CiairsriAe the - day Of February,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment ms Assignee OF ISAAC d. JOHN
mont and State of Ohio, within said District,
VINO has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon HIS
own petition, by the District Court of said Dis
triet. ALEXIS COPE
mar5-St Assignee of Isaac ID. Johnson.
IN BANKRUPrCY-southe District of Ohio
Il. ID. 1868. ~
appointment as Assignee of WILLIAM q
RANKIN. Of st. Clairsville, In the County OF
Belmont and state of Ohio, within said District
trict. ALEXIS COPE
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1T WILL. be seen by onr commercial
news that gold is quietly gOling down,
'notwithstsndingt the eoftrepeated declara-
tions of Copperheads that the Radicals
were running the country. Although
the Democrrtic Kuklux Klans of Tenn
esses, and the Mosby Democratic Guer-
rillas of Virginia, and constantly trying
to reopen the rebellion, and Andrew
johnson, encouraged by the Copperheads,
is trying to establish dictatorship and
trample all law under his feet, the peo-
pie have confidence that Republican
Statesmanship will save the nation from
oil these perils, and, thereforei feel easy
on the subject of our finances.
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Belm0ltPlalhg aldSaWMl

LUMBER YARD
WIN. STEWART, Proprietor.
formerly Stewart & KeeIine.)
FLOORING, WEATHER R-BoARDINc ebe,vy
ing, Window and Door Frames Mouidinea
Spouting, and all kinds of material used Tor
Timber.
Bridgeport, Dec. TO- 1897
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DEMOCRATIC VIcToRIEs.-We fire.
quently see in the publication Of Demo-
cratic victories the statement that such
q place has gone Democratic for the fret
time in many years. These statements
are TO be received with q grsst deal OF
allowance as they are not unfrequently
like the following case. The Springfield
Republican ssys, The New York World
and Bosten Post brag fondly over the
town election In ,Westfield, on Monday
and herald that the town goes Demo
cratic by 1870 majority, and this is the
first Democratic victory in this town ir
nine years. All this is very funny, II
consideration of the fact thatat the las
previous election the Democratic major
ity was 274. 'Westfield is redeemed, fo
the Democrats-a heap. n TE
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