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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
Tarm 81 DerfaMfen.

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an Der 4aiFpiHe 8ife non f25 Hder. nobel q AdeT
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8immers 9aufer fir &rbeiter, 4and 9qus, 4
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8ornserihEf S4vune, @sfHise urIS seaHaenb gtfeB
Bafier, y S9miehes unb Boaenma1e 8HfIt6tte,
Obfaorfen nit 501 euserlefeaer R@tbdumeus mill
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Ra5srss ~ sfa5gen IN Der o#ee st.iss gIetsss. f
- $50 = sf,~ 20up1 6B tuu+ :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

:
RN Min Doriaen Nlittipod bate
Die trana6FfAe @Gnaeria Sofee( @reBs
bersoain bon Gerolftein) oas llngIld
in Dem 8ite'f1en Spernbdule in Stem
gort cine Sreppe binabsufaHen. sic
erIitt mebrere fdtuere @sntul ionen uno
Qahmuna, Die iie nod auf langere 3eit
inualib maiden pir6. l1nfdIle biefer
Mrt fheinen @1aufpielerinnen ipe3ieIl
heimsuIudjen. NliB Santberne, cine
pobI6etanute erfe aiebbaberin an etnem
9ieiD gorter Sbeater, feI boz Ginger
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nanlli1e @eiie Die Sreppe berob unb
brad bic 6innIaoe an snei Sttaen.
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lire BerIekunaen, iuena aud fGmer5S
lid; iueroen fie ni1t am 9Sie6eraufs
trsten bin6ern. Collie i:brisens bon Der
SdbHuns 10 bieI ubris bleibeR, Dap fie
i'm Gancaa hire unteren Grtrenlitaten
riibt mebr gang 10 bod beben tam,
pie bisber, 10 ipiirbe Die Aualitat ibr
res Spiels Our@ Den rlnfaa aetuonnens
haben.
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fe E bat Der GtaSt 3lri9 lein 8ermos
gen nit Der 8etimn1nns 5ermadlt, nit
6e1nfei6en cine Gtiftune sHr y8efors
berung aaer gDihenldatten unb Saufe
nit Slusnabme Der SbeOlogie bon ibrer
boamatilben Geite" ins 2eben Su rue
fen uuo @reisauf9aben in ireeno eimeml
5peioe 6erieIben 81 neraulahen. iebsd
MUIR bon Sbiecten, tueIde nernislfaIti9t
nerben t6nnen, alto NIT SlusHabme
bon 8autverten, Gemdloen, Bilefanlen
.ac,,. ober 6unfIuerfe ansufaufeu uni, 81
ber6ffentIi1en, BET DeI6en. 6is6 aus
Maneel an NitteIn ooer 8frtegern
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H aus sc empbis. Ser
Rrafioent Der1 Eennelfee RationaIs
8ant, @eergi SHUTTER; fueI1er pegen
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nproe, 1T Il sol eiiier 9abeass Ser
plfs sgercr6nnii9 BOT @idtet See ge<
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Sarris mad benz SIoen fd1afte upo:Der
mad BEN &rie9e Der Gtaatsregieruns
suridaeacben naroe; beranIabte bee
fanntIid ben Selbfnior6 6es Comp
troaers Sdnforo.3 IS miro eefaet, 6af
SHUTTER auf eiEer iorefaltigea Hnttrfst.
dung Der sbieeleeenbeit beftbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

Ten Greunbsn in 5irseuhUf bsrsIiben
G,rus ibtr BEN Seron bin. g4tr iinb ale
RDbI unb frsusn uns ffsts, prnn ptr bon
Gm6 bErsn. Sabtn Dor etnieeu Sasen
Brittle ssieidt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30


rs Tselohepns, ieSes 49,. a. - 10 g.
$50 9dbn.ofdtnen, ishe .s6o-fSs
500 f6Sne gpIoene uhreHs ieee -. .75so0zf
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s,f4dtt eaf =. 81 100000 e
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ben fif IS Gents, Ei6ets NIT 9eaerNua Ser hreife -
tins II g0uDsrss q e 80. s!t ynS Ba
sasr asfss Is Ser sassa "
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nn nj uiijeN, uda Der q - ~ m haffr
&sS1blt sSeberlg . et9 500 u TRsFt xfNfrN ans
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y srnsn. s tns 9isasEE nistste 06tMts toanen
aus sleen ans, VAN rsIi SsrsbusiIs srssie ees
icsea habeH uno u1S atig erEaubt babm, te ~ pers
1fentt6en: g. = @itens, 8nffap, $50 o; Slts
Winnie Renree. Gbieagop 9tdno, pertb $50; Soka :
9. paare, asuisptDe, S100e; Yib emma 4almoxtb,
1iEEUnutee, Itnno, S504; Rep. Q. u. Gnu e9tew Crs
leuns, $500. Eir berseittfiaen feline Eursea s5ne
@sfanns er-gs ffe.-. sic Sirna n ms =
berIdEa nnS enfGrfoIe.%- seefp Sribune 81, =
s. Mua. .gRir feunen bieieIbe as cine reSslixe
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unfrer SreUnee SOC etnen Ses bon $780, Ser p5lnfts
no aus aesdnh uufbe.s = Euila Rernu bonn 81 cent
Rdn ReiteIe elm GfrolIar.s 2ibetule RpstketIe Mr.
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Se AHe Brtefe flHo 81 1hreiisren:
BIS. = <sA 0ofPeS @sIfon u, Co.,
fIS sreaspeg. y y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
&erfaufs >GOmrfc FIR NSecbS
Eel aaf europa.

Ginen W'on atbato Be@feI:
4. Sir Heinz gtrase, bis gur 66be BON
tutlnifpe
$50 0uloen liD0eutf5e Eabruna
a 43 Gents @olo fir 1a@uloen.
$50 GuIDen 9On6n0il6 Gourant
a 434 Gents Sob fur / @nl6en.
$50 Sbaler 8reubifd gourant IS
Gents Sob fir 1 SbaIet.
100 Gbaler 8reiner @sIS a SO Gts.
Cobb fur / SbaIer.
300 Murf 9auco a SO Cts. fur 1
Mart.
525 Srancs a 5 Cranes far 81
elmer. Sob.
% 8funO @terline a i BfunS fur
So Nrner. Sob. ----.
2. Bon q 6bsrtm atrase, bic aur pE6r
ron trteIufiDt
$50 guISen iii6Dentf6e sSabruna
40 Gents Sob fur 1 GuI6en.
$50 GulDen 6oA6nbifh gOurant
a 424 Cts, GolS fiir ] GuINen.
$50 Sbale- 8reubii6 gournnt 734
GtS. @eI6 fur 1 EbaIer.
400 EboIer Brerier GoIO a 81 ste.
Sob fir L SbaIer.
900 0lart ganeO 81 Gts. Sob
fir 1 M1arf.
1000 francs a 5 cranes 5 Gts. fir
81 Mmer. GoI0. s
80 @tapO gterIins Al @fune fur
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

w 1eber Sas Grf6einen zines
Barren in 2anaentbon (Rrairtl bat boS
eertige @eniein1eanit mad lfe6en6e I'm :.
aeige unterpl II. Sfteber an bas Z E.
Be3irtsatnt in 9noebbswertb erfdftet:
,,GebOriame M6l0nng. Gdon 6urall
ei1ise Gage ballet I'D Elm unasbeufer
0roBer Bar in 0er um8ebung 2anaens
tbon auf, ipeIder tueoer Sbiefe nod
Wienf6eit filr9tete, ON IA. Sttober b.
8. berfainAaeite Der Saaopdd,fer So
6ann flint einige fOrailrie WRdnner an,
fiH, tteI@e bcttfelben eine babe GtunSe
bon aangentbst entfernt in eirent Ges
ifrieb anaetrofftn baben, Elm alter
aBiIof@lbe bon geele gebirtia, bedeo :
nete bemlelben entfeenf In Dem 8e j
ftrieb tfl6 niofben i6m nit einaioen,
e&ab III bic Btulf, tnb Die. AaqelI
0urG Das 9ers bobrie. M
Hos GaMbtbier bat cine GAmere
bon 4 Ctr. fem RSrpef nlef BON bit,tes
rem bio an &opf7 G6nb Ldmae, Die
Diibe q GAub Idnee, Die GraIIen 8
9OE LANCE, Sic 6uhfeAlen7 2ell brett.
go TIRE @uer l0bI. &, I. 8esirFso,,at.|
beEannt eelnadt uso NeIIen 6eroniiet
leih bie(e GelAidDte ben 9eitrnass
f6feiker borsnbrin9st u 80
s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
ny dfeI rad @urp b a

R 8 &feI mad europa.
S8ir tbeilen unfern 2eiern eas
indifference @ircular oes tuoble
befcnnten 8nnfiers, Serrn 6. S.
Mbae in Cincinnati nit, nell
dies ben Maenten biefes Ganfbaufes
iiber .9tusfeaung BON @e9feIn OeIs
leIben aitf europa bic n6tbigen @u'
peilungen ertbeilt unO noraus man,
pean man geGfel oabin ienOen min,
Die nGtbise &usfilnft entnebmen fam.
H @ir nebmen ieOeraeit NuftrdQe
fur Scrrn 6. S. 9IOae in Der Office Der
,,Eeanelfee Staats3 eituns" an.
European Exchange once, of c. F. Adae, /
Cincinnati, Ohio, lDec. n, 1868. !
2. P.
I'm sic in ben Stdno au ieken,
Sbre 9lbnsbmer ben 8e6ieln auf
europa prompt gu beSienea, ertAdtbe
tiqe i'd sic bierbnrd, fir meife 9te1.
nlna duf Die bebeutenoeren europdis
fden 8auquiers lelblt @eGiel aas3us
iteIIen, fur beren GinI0fung id, bel
@mpfana Sbrer natiirlib niemals gu
ber16umen0en 9ln3ei9e bariiter an mid,
Gorge trqSen tuerbe,
Sc na1Denl Sbre &unoen es ipiitlss
I5en, fOnnen sic fel6e @edlel auf
1 ~ ODER 3 Nfonat = bon iArent
9lnsfeHAngsta9e ON eere6net. = aber
nidt fiiraer oils / Wpnat abgeben.
8e9fel, aie l Wonat gu laufen baben,
finD Bel ibrer 9Intunft i'll @uropa fat
f1en sabIbar uGo baber nit .Sibts
8e9feln eleidbeoeutenb, tpogesen
2 Monot> @e1leI ben 80 Sage @idt>
Qtbgaben lino 3 Monats Be1ieI ben
so Gage Sidts M6sabeu aenau aenug
entiprehen.
Samit i'd SIREN leIblt ee5seeilen
@e6leIn prGmpten G1ub hereiten
fam, tpoIlen Sic mir aber tets fosleid1
mad Muslfeaune Sbrer Nbgaben 9lns
Sei9c barilber un6, falls nidt cine bes
ionOere uebereiufunft spiiden uns ses
trofen miro, aud ieoesnlal Genleffe
barber MAIDEN. Ahberoem mjibte i'd
sic erlu9en, mir auf eintfn befonberr
3etteI Sbre llnteridrlft in circa 20,
fgrempIareu, bic i'd bon einanoer ab.
fdbnei0en fau1, AL iibernladen, nm iie
meirlen 8anquiers our Yriifuna Der
Gdtbeit Sbrer @edfeI einaufenben.
Sa bic @ourle fit europaiI9e @e6 !.
iel, ebenfo tpie unfere GsI0pramie,
S@panfungen ut1teriborfen iinb, fann
iG Sbnen Aaeine in alrlerifalif1ein
GsI6e 3u berltehenben 8ertanfs sfaten
nidt auf Ian9ere 3eit i'm 8Oraus be
ftimmeH, lon0ern per0e Sbnen oieiels
ben BON Belt Su, Belt mittbeiIen; iebo6
f0nnen Sic SIRE 8e9lsl itsts su taeip
men Sbnen 5ulest aneeseisten &aten
in G9I6 bertaufer. 98as 0as GoIbs
@uAlium anbetrifTt, 70 autoriire i'd
Sic, ,bafelbe 81 bcrienisen @eip gorfi
9totirung, lpelde Sbnen ieIDeiIis aus
Der 3eitnng bstqnnt it, feIbit an3u'
iesen. 81 rs. G1sif gs
Standardization SOlOe gu Serfebenbe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
!. /. ceRREsPo NDENcE,

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec 29, So.
j. B MITCHELL NJ D. Health Q@cee:
Ny. Dear Sif,--As your official Sefm
verges on expiratioh; in view sof he
pleasant relations characterizing the
same, it affords me pleasure to express
my appreciation Of the high credit due
10 your efficiency and promptness IN
meeting its responsibilities. ..e.- =,
I take great pleasure IN rendering TO
you the deserved thanks of the depart
ment, and Of those of our citizens real
izing the merits of your services.
Ihaxe the honor to remsips SIR,
Your very OBJ DIT sery't -
VIII. SLOAN, 81.
81 Serg' Sanitary Co. M. 2.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
6Lesnts 80. 0s.

@ebl fafrfsin .s5.25-6.5O; gBft3rn,
$t.70-75, !; 8 orn 63-65 Gts. 6afer;
54-56e. @e b-psrI $28Oes Rsseea
81 81 26 @ts.; Gerife$f.s5-2.OO.
gaesu SduItsrn 10A Gts7 Gtittn II gis.,
@$iaftu 1870 gg !; 9 9maIi II bis
IA Cts. @ttstss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
HrAITH orTicE, Dee. 2e, 1868.

HRALTH 0FFfcE, Dec. 2a, 1868.
SERGr. w. a. SIokN; 10 lea
Dear Sir,--Your note of to-day has
been received, and the contents duly
appreciated. And in reply beg to re
tufn NV sincere thanks te yourself aud
the EFFICIENT FORCE under you, for the
kind and very ready assistance re-
ceived.
without that assistance my partial
success would have been in . great
measure q failure. And now / take
pleasure in aurrendering your depart
ment to the confidence Of the medical
profe saion Of the city, with the belief
That through their cooperation the
health Of the city can be greatly pro-
tectei, the pains of many poor aaseds
and their lives protscted. as Heg 3
M an yours truly,
J. B, MITCHELL,
Health Cheer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

nV- Ne6rOesrsl Ser BslteFH 0es
fefieIt einaebrahte sle9ers tam bon
SDglrfree s6oTo, hei6t 2NeiHs @itt nh6
1T Bort tpeaen WlorOes berArtbeiIt
lpIorbem. sc mnrpe In Dae beige Sc
fananig abaelieisrtt pei! e eiueii peuen
asrnsd Dor Dem DbsraeFidf 81 be-
ileben bnken iuivD aa e an. oalfelbe
Bat. 6 s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

mtbl- 5amtlien $500 90; % sistn
$40 aprn, 65-6sGts. /; 9aftr go Gts. ];
Mes-. t28I90u.; Rossen sl.34;
@erff { 50 Is, @btstty ftei 1 Deu.;
9 deen Hart gfittn i7-i74Gts.; g&uItrrn
f3e; g 6maIa 1Sc. -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
I9puissiIls. 80. Sea.

; 9abat1- unstranbert. euss 7-9
9ts. @tbium 8latt 1882 St.; RebI
Suptrfetn $5.75-6.5Q. @etsem1.70-75s
90ra 6O--65 Gents !, ResstnI Dol
lar unb 30 Gts.; Rts pprt su s2s
DSaars. 6@maIs 10 gts.; Satpn
@@ultsra f1Gts.; aIare Ssitrn f54 Cts.
B bisfes rober, iOIlfrsi gu 97r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

RT M orb. Sn &battanoeea
lpurbe am 6reitae Elm Sffeer, Namens
Sanes 9lfbburb, bon eireni eeiptDeni
Sobn 2obeH, ebenfaHs farbig, eridofe
fen. Qebterer Har @on6ioat fur oas
glnit zines ftabtif9en @aribsls. gr-
purbe Derbnftet iitt6 fist TN @efan9nib!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

H 8erla am MI nn9.d Die
8ertreter Der oemofratiIden 9teae i'm
Gtaate SenneGee iperben am 3. Dion;
toa, bes Sanuars cine Seriamnlung IN
@aikbilIe abbalten. rsas3 ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

& RE GrfrereA. 8ruei Garbise,
ipefhe bel SrantIin isobnten, betranesn
i'd am @eibnadtsabeno une als te
na6i Saufe eebea IuoIIten, lesten fie
iitl an Der GtroSe nieDer, f@liefen elm
Lun6 tuur6en am ria9iten Nforgsn er +.
froren sefunben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30

5 aas,pr,ifs, isSer .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-23
aysw advertisements.
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office Of Joseph p. Arrick, in ,Hendrysburg,
until the 24th day Of August 1868, fer the
Grading, Culverting and McAdamtzins q
OF the County Road from VIM. Tidbsll's, on the
National Road to GAINESVILLE.
Each bid must be for the entire work on the
section bid for, including the grading, culvert-
ing, delivering, breaking and spreading lime
stone. Bids for masonry to be by the perch OF
25 cubic feet each for limestone by the rod of 100
cubic feet each.
The stone TO be broke to a size not exceeding
FOUR OUNCES in weight.
Specifications of the work can be seen ut the
Office, after the 10th day of August, 1888.
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
No bid received for less than half mile OF
road
Contracts will be subject to the approval of the
County Commissioners.
Contractors will be paid in the bonds Of the
County. JOHN KENNON, Engineer.
ju23-4t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-23

THE CoNcERT-The Amateur performance AT
Weldays Hall on Tuesday night, by the young
ladies of st. Clairsville, was very credilaoie
performance. The Flower Queen-the piece
executed--is q beautiful piece of music ana was
very we'll rendered, each OF the young ladies
performing her part with credit. Ihe Stage oe-
corations were tastefully arranged, the perform
ora neatly dressed, and the whole affair was
really very creditabs to the performers Mr..
and Mrs. Cochran, who have spent great deal
of time in training and preparing the class for
the execution of this delightful performance,
are entitled To the thanks, not only of the par
ents of those who have participated in the per-
formance, but OF all those who had the pleasure
of seeing and hearing it executed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-23
MartipsytIIe Items.

Mr.. EDITOR: Whatever may be the amount
of the crop of wheat, rye, barley and hay In
this vicinity, all of which we believe are yield
ing unusually WELL 1t is at least certain that no
more propitious weather for harvesting than we
have enjoyed the past week has ever welcomed
the farmer to his fields. Indeed, throughout the
whole of the past month a clear sun, inspiring
breezes and but little rain, have not only ripen-
ed most of our summer crops almost entirely
without injury, but have enabled the farmers
togarner them in the very best condition.
There will not be- or at least need not be. any
injury 10 these crops after cutting. Whatever
has grown will be fully realized In the best pos
sible order. Altogether, We have abundant
reason to be thankful for the bounty Providence
has graciously bestowed upon us in our hour OF
absolute need. No greater misfortune could
have possibly befallen our people than a short
crop this season. But everywhere from the
South to the North SO far as we have been able
to ascertain. the yield of breadstufs is uniform
ly good, and generally very large. Give us now
in addition but an average crop of corn and
potatoes and whatever else may happen, we are
sure OF cheap and abundant food for the COM
ing year.
threatened seriously with worms. II seems
that the apples are dropping from the trees in
great numbers. because Of these destroyers, and
will remain to ripen. The best remedy we
know OF is to turn hogs in the orchards They
will eat the apples as they fall, and the worms
with them, thus preventing propagation and
finally destroying them altogether.
Business is quite dull in town at the present
time, for the simple reason that the farmers who
are the Life of country town, are very busy in
the harvest heid. Walt until our sturdy farm.
ers have finished harvesting their abundant
crops and sent them TO market, and there will
bea season of unusual briskness:
Politically there is considerable agitation in
view of the coming campaign. The Democrats
appear to be universally dissatisfied with the
and the Republicans are jubilant over the ticket
nominated at New York. They thinK it a
weak one, and can easily be beaten, all that the
Republican party have. TO do to gain an easy
and certain victory. Is to keep the ball rolling,
eternal vigilance Is the price OF liberty" Il Is
M JUNIUs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-23

10 wAnrocK. SON Saturday. on the invita-
dion Of Mr.. Falcon the contractor, we went over
the new pike, in company with the engineer OF
the road the editor OF the Gazette, the proprie-
sor.af the st. Clair Hotel and the contractor, Mr..
Esaoou. The grading OF the road was finished
the DAY previous, and n portion of the stone had
been spread upon 1t. As far as completed the
work has been well donex and the road, In point
oflocstion, grade and workmanship Is oil that
could be desired. Thessone-bed was originally
inteaasd TO be but eight feet wide, with sum-
mer track or dirt-road OF equal width alongside
oft The plan Was changed. and the stone-bed
Il heinx made twelve feet wide. This will re-
duee the thickness or depth Of stone. but, to any
one who viii compare the eight feet road with
the twelve feet one It will be perfectly apparent
that the eight feet road would be an Impractical
road, too narrow to- be of any use. while the
twelve feet road will be very much more conve-
nient II not quite 50 durable.
The hands are busy breaking stone and the
contractor expects 70 have the road completed
N Angsst besore the sxpiratIon Of the contract
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-23
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Est ate

jacob M. Grim,
Ephrlsm Haaon fqs9st' Hals. 8 Ross Co. Com. Pleas.
PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION FOR SALE
me directed, will offer for sale at the front door
OF the Court House, in st. Clairsvills, Belmont
County, Ohio on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 4th, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and o.
clock p. N. of said day, the following described
wit:
The one undivided one-seventh IN in terest
in and to the Southwest corner OF the herein-
after described> section; thence North 90 per-
to post; thence Is perches and $40 to 4 post;
thence East So perches to post; thence 30 per-
shes , South D1s to post; thence West le4 peroies
more me or less being part Of the Southwest quar-
'es Aso 81 The one ny P; pPdyide "a y, and
to all that tract parcel of land situate and be-
Ing In the County of belmont and State of Ohio,
tion 90 TIP. 9, r. 8. in the Steubenville District,
beginning at stake in the North side of High
street, at the Southeast corner of Lot, No 81, in
the town OF Flushing; thence S554o East 10 rods
TO stone; thence North a East Is rods and 20
links TO a stone in Section line; thence with
said line $50 West 26 rods and links TO stake
thence South l01So East 29I4 rods to place of be-
ginning, g,containing acres more or less.
to the following described premises. beginning
at stone in the Sand Hollow on the North side
Of the road leading from Flushing to uniontown
II being 10 and 2-10 perches East of Town lot No.
D. in Flushing; thence North to Section line (;
thence East with said Section line to q stone at
the Northwest corner of land now owned by
Asa Holloway; thence south with said Holio-
ways line to stone at the North edge of Flush
ing road; thence West with said road to the
place OF beginning, containing ~ acres more
or less. Excepting 3 of an acre decided for
school purposes Deed recorded in Vol. 5l Page
333 In Belmont County Record Of Deeds, which
reference is hereby made.
ALSO: The one undivided one-seventh Cl-D in
terest in and to Lots No. 20 and "a in the town OF
Flushing Belmont County, Ohio
Terms Of SHE: Cash ON day OF Sale.
Appraised:
II interest Ist described Tract at $50.
IL I'd Sl5o.
IL Sd s75
IL Lot No. 20 500.
III q 500.
SAML. D. PIPER, Sheriff Bel. Co., o,
HENRY RHODES Atty.
Sheriff 8 office, ST. Clairsville, o., July2. 1863.