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FURNITURE
Dsrsan, Karle 4 Co.......I I4V 4 l42 Main street
Gas 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
NoSar Son Johnson street, bet Sd 4th
oold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Bosks.
sc Bridges... ...Nps l 4 , Estes Hous
ooid stlvsr. and livery ueuntsd 0aaes
S q Driages..................Ecs 4 Estes Hopss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8. Pollock d co....... tla ain stree
s Hn,nill { Co oe Main stree
Kellogg Rirge i 1Co................sS. Il Main stree
RE- Bar.r Co co..,..............9N Main strce
u etsGord. .............cor Blsndssa Lsvss
WORCESTERSHIRE.
Robertson 4 Alb l20 Main street
JAAd MoQueci ........-..........s4 Main s'rees
Coz Irria....... ...eorner Fifth Main streets
gydrsmssers, Thsrmometers, Saehrem.
~ etsrst
So Dsiages........ Nos Estes House
Huivars Hoass Farnishiag 0sods
A.We5er Main street
naRDWARE.
Ss =
Bucl...... s...sas nam stfso1
mars, cars 4 FUHxisnIvG GOODS.
Dillon Jones..... ....-e2 Main s'fee'
hats, CARS AND MOTIONS
Euskil. teo Nain street.
- ftss Y 80. ----
HOTELS.
r.frer House ..................eor Third johnson
Dtning House. e..............cor Second johnson
irsuRAKCE AGENTS
l. J. adsns, Corner Cd sad 1Ain ct,
1uwA COAL q OIL CO.
oEee .......... .Levse, bet Main johnson
ICE.
Collier Resrv .....: Es.h stpscs--in Estes Aosae
IRON.
Erownell Bros sos.................cor Main Foartf
JEWELRT, trlss sotp).
Sc Bridges ......... Scs . Estes House
,.fauoRs-.. aOLEsALE.
N Leonard co.........s....i72 Ia Main street
E4EunE woFks
ys~Aen qasa, t.s.. .s1ssl strsss-ns.r Main
MIfLIEERs.
spissberser. Mayer = co...-;;....Se. IL Main -
AF1 0SptI tI...sssass.s.t.s-.S't AAtAA N
news Depot.
David @ Lowry ..........sscond ssreet
maTuifving Glasses 4 microscopes.
Gu una...s.......... : ! lstes Aous'
II ssS4S..s- ----i-. ss
opticiaa. Epsctasiss Rys 0l.ssss.
q BriagS.. Nos 4 = Estes Honse
raps.. Genuine mssrsAasn.
c G-3assss..s.,:......,.s1ss? + : Estes House
P.sssIs, Ammunitian, ni&ss.
Sc Bridges ............ Nos + Estes Hou:
PIAHos AND MUsIC.
Ayrea Brothcre re..,...........-...... -...6I Main
PAINTING AND WALL fAPIBs.
Wn. otn 2 naonosA'
kxALEssAYE FEkCHANcE AGsTA
Nb.Isn,Ltc eer Fourth ! Aaih IA spp stairs
WIN fulton ............ 50 Main street, tur ftairr
s1rorn ING HAcBsnEs.
ON MacoInbe4, g,...... ........ Fourth street
- s..,s,:s' silEs' 1'al': IS !. s''.' n'.''
spestaelos, 0sll q silver.
Sc Bridges. zsi,.'Sos : ss'es h's''
~py Glasses Reading 0lassr2.
Sc B-idses...,..-.........N Nos : kstss 0ous'
rls.ss*s4s.ro y4e1; Il. 1sS,.s.. s.'s ...,.
r.eol,ar ascs. Travel ns Dass.
g. G bni.us Nos = Estss Aoes
Watches, Watches, watches
go p.,asss-. ........ssss1 7 E.sss Hoas
V.schss, Clocks, = Jswslrv Rs14trs
Sc Rsidass..-...... u % 6ssss Nous
Writtng Desks-Papier Waehe, tnlaie
4 a Bri,lxes Nos = Ester Houst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-04

- The Kso-uk SILVER eoaslT BANo vii
aso Gs IN At .endAlce.
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THE CAPITALIST sCK

Il Three Million Of Dnllars; divided into share,
Of 425 each. When ei0 IL paidon eaeh shars, =
certificate Of st ck fer 415 viii be Issued, and
further assessments TO be made. We expect 70 be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount - soon ~ the lines are completed
Installments frou time TO time, ior tho payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for BY the
Directors, ~ the erection of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for asingle share will b received.
The more the stock IL distributed the better Tor
the Company. There u no iadivtaaai liability af.
IL toe
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To eon ! ade " II -
RACES BETWEEN HOSE CARRIAGES,
TArovvisg with Eng'nes, As.

st snnsof Nstionai salute o. Thir. guns
ano ngrg of Dss
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Orator Of the Day.

.G.n. JOHN RRU,R wAo viIl y. kll v d ~ Gan.
= 3. .I.I, AID .th d.stingus- Ell tte2ksrs, will
be III att-Lcance.
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BOOKS : srArlOnERY.
BOOTS = sHOEs-nHTAuL

>A13d Lowry .9eceod etE0et
u n Neet0ots ........ ain stfeoG-%neas FoaYtA
Webster Rses ....-..... -. .....sS Main strsss.
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CLOTHlEHlA.

vencilI, Jones h Co.....coy Third Main strssts.
Hess Stern 4 Co.....cor Second D Main stfssts
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L. n. DsAn Third MAin stlssts
Huiskamp Mailsss.. % Main aefess.
Huiskamp 4 Bro....... Main stfsss- BET 4th sth.
Hart, Agt......... l38 Main sesest.
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Line OF March.

Drwn Mefn 10 2ni Street. IVA cnd I, Jnhrsnr, MP
Jo,,svn TO stn .D iliss a, st4u =. ltsf, d"wn
lIth 10 N~ia ucsa ArAa d, 9Th r f,ee%son will
nsls sRh the ~t Ii sion Iu-ei BY oL
IN BfevLs, kq.
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rURNlTuRE

raus, Fanny Qoeds. Fine Cutlery.
5 @ GBridy~s......,.....Nc Ncs 4 Estes House
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PROSPECTUS.

/ This Company is established with view To
eheapen Telegraph correspondence in the West
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the AsspciA
ton. II is organized under stste Laws and tbs
National Act Of Congress. The shares put ~ ,
low SUN, in order induce ALL classes to bscom,
stockholders, and thereby insure its success b,
tayoring the Company With their business and
influence. We desire our shareholders to be com
pos.d Of every business, vocation and calling
The ,tnck viii be hpportoned. according TO pop
uIstion. to the cities and villages in ILLINOIS
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA MICHIGAN
IOWA, INDIANA. MfssouRI,~KANsA5 and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enisrprisinx mnn
in these otntes i'll seeood .ur endesvors. Gu,
extensive correspondence nths States ns~sd war
rant this hope. The people ara enihusis.fic fo,
eorupesins line and cheaper prices. TaKY SHALL
HAVE fuEE.
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rURNlTvRE
Dsnsan, Karle 4 Co........ l4v 4 l42 Main street
cas- srEAM FITTINGS.
NoS.r L Son n.........Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
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SATUROky ~ ~ xW. 3UIY 4
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50 Brids's.......'.........N Nos : , Estes Hesss
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DA0 FkC1O0Y.
Dse1s ''.''' -" -. ''1'
BOOKS = DTATlOMERY.
m = Wee,ccse n An strse3 -eear ronysA
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rnsraying 1ranag, Z seals.
q Bridges eee...............-.Nosl : Nstes Hosss
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WALL PAPERS.
Agents tor christy nonsssnt Co., Wsil Papers, Bos
De. . anA Window rhad s-the iaeg st and coz
piete ue .. t. style aod durability mapufa tnred Ia
United states, for sAls u manufacturers prics.
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COOS = GUTTER
nd q co..,cor Main I Ninth street
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doid Pens, Pencils, Peekst Books.
q Briares,. Nos L 4 2 Estes Hous
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Order Of PrOcessiOn.
Prceesf WI form II o'cfock. right vest NJ on 6.h
and M rn. Ksoku 2 70 r u nj, ~. & i Com
rs the Mayor ahI CITY Connc AID stsa. fthe
',<r In o.frisees cse isa rt,z tns In gaher-
eoediAily Invited 70 ON in th- Peoessa. n.
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gyaren..er,, rAsrmonesers, saehren.
HARD WARE.

Peck Brothers.. !: .,.s... cos Fourth Hain streets
Bucl..... ..ss....sas - Asln strs0s
mars, CARS 4 FURxisnIvG aOODs.
pillon 4 lone, ....g2 Main street
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BOOR ~ R.h eT-MEI.E
1kUYIN0 0df goods direct from the Pub
fshsfs, many Chi are intfoductnR N
6cues NJ for, at all tImes ID per,or tr
daceDenss 70 ths JvbbinH rAde Will u Ill tilns,
asppca.s = sis and Ohf ag0 prizes.
rrincipsss aud hsfs os laststutoss of LAarntns
ishi, to /. fr0uc~ bo ks, t hny their ss0cb
dir~t should correpnSd sith WkDs1ER = BRO
Our stns 4 -mbrAcss every variety II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Allegheny Cattle Market.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.

TUESDAY, April 2l 1858.
:, CArrLE.-There was very full supply OF cat
tie on sale, and with demand restricted al
most entirely to supplying The wants of the re-
tail trade the market was a dull one, and, IL
shade lower, though really, there was very
little difference. The quality of cattle was very
and while there was no complaint In this re-
spect, there was considerable complaint among
the butchers In regard to prices, and with good
reason, too, though drovers are not to blame, as
cat lie are high all over the country, and cannot
be brought here and sold for any less. We are
in hopes, however, that the offerings of sheep
will he quite large with N the next thirty days,
as farmers Will send them to market pretty
have tendency 70 restrict the % deapd ths for @l
tie somewhat, and, as consequence, prices
Inay, and, probably, will rule lower. the follow
70 head Of prime 10 extra Chicago $, eers at to
s!G y hs al OF extra steers at 9to9G 81 head al
0,S; 81 head Chicago cattle at 81 to 9ls; q heaa
at TO 9l9 80 head at ~ to d 81 head al 10 o. 70
head prime steers at 3to "a; 81 head at 10 0,
and Is head at ~ to &; Is head of mixed Ohio
cows, hcifers and steers at . TO 334; ID head of
extra western steers at o.; II head prime do at
a,te 81 Z to ~ 70 head of prime western cattle at
s3HEEP.-There was an Increased supply of
sheep on sale, and the mark et rs u consequ ence
qaarer Ss ssSfsa for bro
to Pretty se sssR nnd aessfs
prices prices to decline materially within the next
sderaby ii excess Pt Of tie demand. V Ne &c quote 9
the following sales: $500
li0 head of .'scalawag' wooled sheep at AZ; 40
at 8A 90 head prime at 81; II he I'd at s; 80 head
at to "a; 20 head at 6ro ~; % head prime Ohio
head; Sc head half wooled and half clipped at
8.ls "a head wooled at 7; and ~ head very COM
mon at 81 800 head at to for clipped, and to
~ for wooied. '0'
HoGs-The hog market is quiet as the de-
mand is very light, being restricted almost
wholly to supplying the wants Of the retail
trade We continued 10 quote at lotto &c, gross,
for fair TO prime heavy average.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Sheriff IS Sale of Real Estate
Ddrid ThOrGinn,
IN PARTITION

Daria 1horCi57i, IN PARTITION.
oroline Thorsu,,,. ct al. Belmont som.pleas.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE in
- the above case issued and to me directed, |
will offer for sale Mt the front door of the Court
House, in st. Ciairsville, in said County on
MONDAY. MAY 4. 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. N. and o.
clock p. NJ of said day, the following described
premises situate in Belmont County and State
of Ohio TO wit:
township 4. Range 2, beginning for the same at
the Northeast corner of David Patton S original
tract. in fractional Section IA at the West bank
OF the River, at Station l. thence South 71So
West 9.7 rods TO Station .; thence south fgi5o
West 81 rods to Station 3; thence south 1852
West l2i4 poles to station 4; thence West 22-
poles to Station o: thence North i731o West "a
rods to Station Z; thence North % East Is rods
70 station 8; thence South sgl<' East 2i3 rods to
the place of beginning, containing lOl acres
rood and poles, be the same more or less; SAv-
ING AND EXCEPTING therefrom the following
described piece or parcel of the above described
the Northeast corner of said premises, on the
hank of the Ohio River; thence down the River
South l3o West il.5S rods; thence South I9L5o
West 1884 rods to the line of John Patton /:
thence West IL rods to the Eastern boundary OF
the Z. & +. X. r.; thence with the same North
5lso West 50 rods; thence North ~ West - Y
boundary; thence East 69.S rods to the place
OF beginning, containing d acres roods and 81
poles, be the same more or less.
And lots Nos. los and fO9in Wallaces addition
to the Town of Martinsville in said County OF
Belmont and State of Ohio
Terms Of Sue: One-third cash, o!le-third in
terest on deferred payments.
Appraised at, LIST tract S5tao.
Lot los. $50.
Z" " 100 SlJO
SAMUEL B. PIPER, sheriff Bel. Co O.
r. TALLMAN, Atty for Petitioner.
Sherihs once, st. Cia'rsviile o., April 2. lsGs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Pittsburgh Market.

From the Daily Gazette. April 2l.
The general market presents no new features
worthy of special notice We report a
steady demand for most of the leading commo-
dties, while prices as a.yeneral thing, aresirIn,
with an upward tendency. - - Z +"
BUrrER-Is scarce and steady but Unchanged
sales at 45c to 5ec for prime TO choice ROLL e.
EGGS-The demand was active, and fresh pack
23c. -
PoTAToEs-In active request and in limited
supply; we now quote prime peachblows at "a p
barrel and buckeyes at S, so. nv
GRAIN-Wiuter wheat-none in Market
Sale of l5O bushs No. Spring wheat at $40
Oats firm but unchanged at rs to zoe, on wharf
and track: sale Of 10000 bush, In elevator, ON
private terms. Ear Corn is steady VI 81 10 1,05-
the usual advance for small lots In store. Rye
is firm and In better demand; sales at 81 so TO
l,S5. Barley-the last sale reported was at 81, So
s27. -f ~ IEHt0tI fTT77s77 ! ,7
. SEEDs-Cloverseed is offering In small lots at
81. Timothy is quiet at so 80 to 1876. Flaxseed
is in good demand at $50 to 2,55.. - fl-
PRovIsIoNs-Baco4 is steady, with q continu-
ed fair demand but unchanged; we continue to
quote at lic for shoulders; 10 to lSc for ribbed
and clear Sides and l9c for plain and 20c for cam
vassed sugar cured hams. Lard, 1Sc in tierces
and l61@c, In Kegs. Mess Pork, S27, 80 to SIS. f
SALT-Aflegheny river brands may be quoted
at sl,75 to SO in round lots, and ~, In small
WAY. f q a ..g-tfi L ~ t. 7.-. ri -l---7
FLOUR The market is firm, and prices are
still tending upward; sn to IL 25 good Spring
Wheat 80 TO rs for choice do Sl2 to IL so for
Winter wheat, and sl4 to SIG for fancy brands
Rye Flour, $3.50.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Probate Court.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ Ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have nled In my office, at st. C1airs-
VILE, OHIO, their accounts and vouchers for set
Margaret A. Alexander. E1. Of Hugh l.. Nc
Kee, decd.
Win: {. williams, Guardian Of fwm. Atkins,
ward.
M J. w. Glover, Ex. Elizabeth Irwin, decd.
!. WIN. Judd, Admir- Of Michael SuiVely, deed.
DeclIe. 20
A. q. Martin. Guardian OF J. X White, ward.
Wa. Eaton, Ex. Of William Lee, deed.
Thos. Kitchener, Admir- Of q. B. Snapp, decd.
The.. Mitchener, Admir- Of WIN. James, decd.
H. Nasrle, Admir- of James NJ Dillon, decd.
a. Enoch, Guardian Of Il. Il. Enoch, ward.
w. s. Henderson, Ex. OF Matthew Henderson,
former Guardian OF Samuel Henderson.
George SefT. tx. of John ID core, decd.
Sfas Hart, Admir- OF Sarah Wilson, decd
Lamoins Mott Guardian OF l.. ii. Mott ward.
The first eight above named will be for hear
Ing and settlement ON the 18th and the RENAL n
Ing seven on the 30th day of April.
q. W. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
April Q, 1868.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Sheriff IS Sale of Real Estate,

Hf7M ~ Hogne' IN PARTITION.
Eahu II. Patterson, et al. Belmont Com. Pleas.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE in
~ the above ease issued and to me directed, i
Will offer for sale on the premises, in the Town
OF Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY G, Is6s,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o..
clock +. NJ. Of said day the following described
pseinises. situate IN Belmont County, to Wit:
In Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio, COM
menclng feet from the Northwest corner of
Lot, No; f6 In the original plat of the aforesaid
town; thence running 10 feet inches East on
the frontand back To the edge of the Rail load
cut, being part of the aforesaid Lot No. 46; 0
dtso-Part second, commencing for the same
at a point 81 feet inches East from the North
west corner of the aforesaid Lot. No. 46; thence
feet on Main Street; thence back to the edge
of the cut OF the Central Ohio Rail Road being
part of the aforesaid Lot, No. 49,
JeinisV Snte:-One-thiTd cash, one5third in
one year and one-third in two years with in
terest on deferred payments.
Appraised at, list Lot, $500.
2d Lot Sl08l
SAMUEL d! PIPER, Sheriff Rel. Co o.
kING MANNING, Att'ys for Petitioner
sheriffs Office, ST. Ciairsviile, o., April 2 1868.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
JAMES WEIR,
r. ii. COCHRAN,
Ross j. ALEXANDER.

Il ~
The students of the Ohio WESLEYAN
University have, adopted resolutions
characlerizin the law just passed 10y the
Legislature, forbiddipg students to vote,
"ss aSgreat injustice t0'college students,
gross insult to intellectual culture,
palpabie violation of the fundamental
principles of all good government, and
as being, to enlightened humanity, ex-
ecrable, painful. humiliating and too
contemplate to contemplate" They
say also that the bill is expressive of the
acknowledged fact, that college students
AS a body, are not known To vote with
the present dominant party in the Legis-
lature and that institutions of learning
are antogonistic to the principles and
teachings of that party, and pledge
themselves to an unialtering adherence
to those principles which lave hereto
fore sustained the good credit of the
State, and must hereafter, be followed to
carry II through the perils into which
the unhappy results of the late election
have cast 1t. +" a'''4 % ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23


New ARRANGEMENT we learn from
the Wheeling Inteiligencerthata arrange
ments for crossing passengers from Ben
wood to Bellaire without passing up and
down the long and fatiguing stairwsys
formerly used, have been completed. and
trial trips were made yesterday with the
most gratifying results, Cars are now
brought over from Ohio side on barges
In tow of the steam ferry boatand brought
up'to the platform on this side by loco
motive. Upon the arrival of train at
Benwcod, passengets going west have
merely to step from one train to the other
and are safely and speedily transferred
to the Ohio shore. This is mnch need
ed improvement, and one the necessity
of which has long been felt and acknowl-
edged Weknow the Railroad Company
will receive the thanks of all who travel
this route for the introduction of this
pleasant and expeditions mode Of trans
fer
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax SaIre, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heais without scar. No
family siicRld lie without it.
We Warrant it to cure ScrOfuIa
Sores, Salt Rheum, ChilbIains.
letter, PilLp!eS. aud all Eruptions
OF the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Srrains, Bruises,
Burns, Sea!ds, Chapped Hands,
DC, it makes perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without enc failure.
IT has no paralle,-hayinS per-
fectly cradicated disease cn,,
healed after all other remedies had
failed. Itisa compound Of Araie,
with many other Extracts and
Eaisan.s, and pnt mp in larger
boxes tar t..e s.,inc price than any
other Ointment.
so-I u Drg,.st everywhere. White G Rowland.
fropr eioFs, lsl Liberty Street, New Yosk.
]. II. Patterson, Agent, st Clairsville, o.
+. b. winans. Agent, Beilaire, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Boston Wool Market.

The Advertiser, of Friday, reports The sales for
the week 65i 900 lbs domestic 3s4 bales of south
Amerieah and Mediterranean. There has been
ne iniprovernent in demand, and the market is
decidedly dull. There has been no Inquiry ex-
cept from manufacturers, and they have pur-
chased only in sInall lots for Immediate USE
The demand ifas been confined largely TO low
and medIumfieece and super pulled. and the
proportion OF fine fleece sold is less than last
week. Most ofthe manufacturers Of fine cloths
are at work on staple purchased in January,
and the present condition of Lhe goods market
Is not sufficiently promising to warrant the pnr-
chase Of any large stock of fne wool at present
prices Holders however, are firm, and prices
are lower here than in the interior MARKETS of
Ohio The stock OF fne wool in dealers hands
is inconsiderable, while medium and coarse
woods are taken at full prices as fast as received
Extra pulled IL dull and prices are easier. but
supers are firIn, and readily command previous
quotations N
The Offering OF 600, 900 lbs OF varioss grades of
South American wool nttracted q large number
of dealers and manufacturers. and the sale
was considered quite satisfactory 20 the buyers
Every lot offered was sold, and there was no
protection, which Is more than can always De
said OF aYction sales, 400 bales 9f carpet wool
ed In the sales for the week were 10000 light un-
washed Western at S3Ize. 3O.OO0 fbs fine Western
and New York at 47GD55c, 5000 lbs Illinois at 48c
lo,oo0b ms medium Ohio at Soc, 10000 rs Ohio X at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
I,aUal Notice

RENJAMIN DYSAHT, Hiram Dysart, 'Aneos
- Dysart, Catharine and Emily Ann, the
names OF whose husbands are unknown, and
other children and heirs, whose names are un-
known, OF TamZen Dysart, and the children and
heirs, whose names are unknown, Of Bushrod
Hum Will take notice that on the 3lst day OF
March, 1868, Swan g. Vance and Amos Hun
Executors of Benjamin Huff, deceased, filed, in
the Probate Court Of Belmont County, Ohio
their petition against the heirs devisees and
legatees OF said Benjamin HUFF, the object OF
which Is TO obtain an order of said Court to sell
the real estate In said County. of which said
Benjamin Huffdied seized, namely: The North
west quarter OF Section I. Township TO- of Range
g. excepting nine acres Off the West side of said
quarter, to pay legacies and fIr distribution ac-
cording to the will of said BENJAMIN Huff The
petition will be for hearing May 4, 1868.
SWAN G.. VANCE and
AMOS HUFF,
Executors Of Benjamin Huf, decd.
- ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty.
April 2, lS6S-iw