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Administrators Sale.
SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MASTER CeHMISl9NEgS SALE
0? RElL ESTATE
John p. Johnson

John B. Johnson
VS.. Bel. Com. Pleas
Thomas II. Anderson & wife.
by VIRTUE OF A .2nd ORDER OF SALE in
~ the above case issued and to me directed,
Will offer for sale ut the front door of the Court
House, in st. Clairsville, in said County, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1863,
between the hours of 10 oclocl, A. NJ and o.
clock p. NJ. of said day. the following described
premises situate in Belmont County and State
of Ohio TO wit:
Lots Nos. and 10 in the town of Hendrys-
burgh, Belmont County, Ohio, with the appur-
tenances upon said Lots, there is q steam Flour
ing Mil.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day o! Sale.
SAMUEL b. PIPER, sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty for Plff.
Sherlh's Ofdce, ST. Clairsville, o., MAY II, 1863
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The delegates are requested to meet in CAM
BRIDGE, ON THURSDAY, JULY End, at II
o'clock A. NJ, to nominate Union Republican
catdidats 70 fsnnesent ths nth Ohio Congress
sional District in the Congress of the United
states sQa1CB ,gIE-Walta 3aTr(p
II. II. COCHRAN, Belmont.
WIN. Nj. FARRoR, Guernsey.
''N JOSEPH SHARON, Harrison. central Com.
w. II. FRAZIER, Noble. ~ 'i'Ati'eh'i =
- .. p. TAYLOR, Tuscarawas. ! ?. '.Hr't'
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS.. will be received bJ
- the undersigned, at Frazter's Hotel, in
st. ClairsviIle, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1865,
between tie hours OF 10 o'clock A, n. and 4 o,.
clock =. NJ ofsaid day, for delivering and break
king Limestone ON the National Road. between
miles and 2as numbered West from Wheeling
Oh miles 2 Q, 4, and 70, q rods each, miles II,
II, H. 15 % and y, 20 rods each.
Bidders must state the price per rod of 100
cubic feet. The stone to be delivered al such
places on the different miles as the Resident
Engineer may designate, and be broken 10 q
size not exceeding four ounces In weight.
Bids for delivery and breaking must be sop
arate. The right 70 reject bids Is reserved.
JOHN a. BLAIR, Resident Engineer.
Ia ne 4 1859.
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.Oad Notice

NoTICt is hereby given that petition has
~ beentpresented 10 The Commissioners OF
Belmont tounty, Ohio, praying that the read
leading fdpm ST. Clalrsville TO Cadiz las Survey
ed by G.. IL Cuekier in lSii.) DO improved from
st Cloiist ille TO tho Harrison County line, by
straightn big, grading and Macadamizing as pro-
yided by faw passed March 18th, 1867 and such
proceedings We're had that Jacob Branson Isaac
Welsh, aTb Thomas Pyle were appointed View
ers and Ntthan Bundy, Surveyor To view and
survey SAB road: Said viewers and surveyor
will meetht st, Clairsville, on the ED day OF
June, 1864 for the purpose Of making said View
and surveE. r. NJ. CLARK. Auditor,
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that n petition has
In been presented 10 the County Commission
ers of Belmont County, Ohio, asking that the
road beginning at the junction OF Main and
Chestnut Streets, in Barnesville, running past
Eelion Hagers, A. G. Broomhall,s, Alexander
Kepnons and John G. blowers, which road in
tersects' the National Road near Tidball's, be
graded and Macadamized ms provided by law
passed March 20. 1867, and such proceedings were
bad that Jacob Branson, Nathaniel Taylor and
William Wilkison, were appointed Viewers and
Nathan Bundy, Surveyor, To view and survey
said road. And Notice is hereby given that the
said Viewers and surveyor, will meet at Barnes
said View and Survey.
May %, Ises-3w
~ tiBarnesyille Enterprise, please copy.l
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Belmont Common Pleas.

]. b. Smith, Plaintinl
VS..
Mining Company def
V'HE said Empire Coal and Mining Company
L a Foreign Corporation of the State OF New
- orl, will take notice, that on the 10th day OF
April, A. ID. 1868, the plaintiff filed his petition
in said Court, against the said Empire Coal and
Mining Company, praying for judgment against
said deiendant for the sum of S2i9n. with Inter
wards on the 5th day of May 1855 the said
plaintiff sued out of said Court writ of At
tachmedt in said case against the said defen-
dant for the sum of s2i90, with interest as afore-
Sald and $50 the probable costs of this action.
\Ihe said Empire Coal and Mining Company
isNotihed that II is required TO appear and an
sweT said petition on or before the third Satur-
day Nter the llth day of june A. D. 1868.
May lsss-sw ~ M ' o's'A'
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MAJ. GEN JAMFs S. NEoLEY has been nom
mated, by acciamation, for Congress in the
Pittsburgh, Pa. t22) District. From what we
have heard from those in our county, who
served under him, his nomination is a credit to
the District, and deserved tribute to sterling
worth and political Integrity. He will be elect
ed of course.
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Valuable Stock and Grain
l2 Farm for Sale,

I OFFER for sale an excellent stock and grain
= farIn situated on Captina Creek, Belmont
County, Ohio, on the regular Drover's road, one
mile below Armstrong; Mills, nine miles from
Lne ONO river, and nine miles from the Central
Ohio tailroad. This farm contains 100 acres,
between 30 and 300 cleared, remainder well
tiinbered about 50 acres OF good bottom land
the balance rich upland.
The improvements OF this farm comprise two
excellent young Orchards, Just coming into bear
Ing; TWO DWELLING HOUSES and the me-
cessary out-buildings for two families. THE
farm Is well adapted tOall kinds Of grain and is
unsurpassed as astock farm. being well watered.
rar iurther Information enquire of the SUBJ
scriber on the premises, or address by mail.
4. A. ARMSTRONG,
June IL, Is03-2n
lReporter and Tribune, Washington County,
Pa, please copy months, and send bill 10 this
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CAMP MEETING.-At meeting OF ministers
and others, held on the old Camp Grounds near
Moundsville, w. Va, June s, resolution was
adopted IN favor Of holding Camp Meeting on
those grounds, commencing on the 10th day Of
sAagust next. The brethren and friends on the
Ohio side are invited to take part in the meet
ing u-
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Attachment.

A. W. Anderson & Alex. Dubois partners doing
business under firm name and style of
Anderson Dubois, Pitts. =
-.. VS..
Benwood Iron Works, a foreign Corporation dE.
DHFoRE James Kelsey, j. p, of Pultney Tp.N
~ Belmont County, Ohio. On the 9th day o
May, A. ID. 1868, said Justice issued an order o
Attachment in the above action for the sum o
ANDERSON & DUBOIS. Plf's.
BY their atty, ]. d. SAITH.
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Notice.

A USTIN c. WARREN, is hereby notified that
"A on the 9Th day eff May, 1865 Charity J. War
ren, flied in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont county, Ohio, a petition setting forth that
the said Charityis is the wife of said Austin c.
Warren, and charging him with having aban-
doned his wife and children, and with gross
order for alimony against defendant The petit
tlon VIII be for hearing at the next term of said
Court, or after the expiration of six weeks from
this day. CHARITY J. WARREN
MAY l4-6w
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CoNvENTIoN.-Aithough the County Conven-
tion this year takes place in the busiest season
OF theiyear, we hope our Republican friends will
try and ind time enough TO nttendit Come up,
friends, next Wednesday, and put the Grant and
Colfax ball In motion, and start the campaign,
in which we must obtain success, or the sacrt-
fees and sufferings of the war will have been in
ynin --- --L- -----
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THE Hon. JOHN SHERMAN will accept our
thanks for copy of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix for the LIST session of the 4oth Con-
gress. 10 >freqnent favors of this kind from
Messrs. sherman and Wade we are indebted for
our CONGRESSIONAL Documents. = = ss'ts
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MUSICAL ENTERTA1NMENr.-A grand enter
tainment consisting OF Music and Tableaux
will he given by the Music Class Of franklin
College, New Athens. on Friday evening, June
IL, at o'clock. Miss Boggs an accomplished
teacher Of Music, will conduct the entertain
ment, and we have no doubt, it will prove a
pleasant and profitable entertainment to all
who attend A 1873
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

RIPE STRAwBERRIEs and Cherries made their
appearances in our streets during the week, the
former at 2s cents per basket and the latter at 10
cents per quart. tzifS - q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

CouRr-The time of the Court during the past
week was occupied with the case Of Huffman vs.
McPherson and an oil case from Bellaire. We
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!, PIANOS AND ORGANS ,

At Immensely Reduced Prices,
AT E. A. Weber's Music Store, Main Street,
Wheeling, w. Va. You can now buy First
Glass Instrument at prime cost, or a second
hand one below cost. This arrangement Is but
for n short time and should be taken advantage
rnf .Ii.al i. mal4-lm
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LOVE FOR SoLDIERs-Last week we referred
to the love the Democratic party for wounded
soldiers manifested in Somerset Township at
the Spring election, where they elected stay-at-
home Copperhead over brave one-armed SOL
dier.
AS additional evidence upon this matter we
call attention to similar occurrance in Pult-
ney Township. The candidates for Assessor in
that township were David Long, patriotic SOL
dier who lost his arm in the service of the coun-
try during the recent war, and a G. W. Wilson
who during the recent war was real peace
sneak, and who, we are informed, danced Tor
Joy when the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
was announced. In the contest the Democrats
rallied to the support of Wilson, and Pultney
being Democratic township, of course, the
peace-sneak beat the wounded soldier. White
Boys in Blue make note of 1t. Even your
spbserviency to copperheadism fails TO secure
you any favors, andlyour comrades in arms are
always beaten by the Democracy where they
have the majority. ..f -,aH.toa
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The reseipts Of the Atlantic Telegraph. Com.
pany for March wero fl,2l9 per day against
Al Oei per day In 1907.
GouldIng has completed his thousand miles
,a,,t IN tn9usand hour. ieat IA New York, and In
is scomniencing IN this section of Tennessee II
VIII he large and exceilent Ia duality. ~ II
The grasshoppers are destroying tho growing
garden and farm crops In Central Iowa. The
pests swarm over hefsid and leave devastation
Weston failed TO accomplish one hundred
miles In twenty three hours max Ing ninety and
a half miles In twenty-five hours and nfty-two
minutes.
. . Sectional s... Ten psysnes Advocate strongly
liefi The rectitude of his habits, after careful
The exports Of specie from Ney, York from
$50, against sl4, AS during tho corresponding
time last year. I..1 rIff r0,,'f --,-.'
A man named d. H. Clark was detected rob-
bling the mail Mt Odin, Illinois, on "Wednesday
Clark had twelve ribs broken, and was cut OF,
the head with q hatchet, he was secured. About
VI 100 was found on him. rtLlffl Vt I'T'
A dispatch from Silver City, Idaho, Of the "a.
says tfust soldiers and scouts, headed BY Beebe,
General Cooks chief scout, attacked and killed
tnrty-nve Indians near Owyhee Ferry. The
tions within the past two years. Not one es-
capped. Irr1Fr'5 =. u =
Ex-Revenue Collector Theophilus G. Callicott,
was sentenced TO pay fine of $40 900 and be Inn
prisoned two years In the Albany penitentiary
for defrauding the Government; Richard q. En-
right, eighteen months imprisonment and 800
fine, and John $: Allen, to one years imprison-
ment ana 5000 fine. =
The Ohio Reform Farm School has now two
hundred and ninety inmates. During April,
twenty-six were received and twelve discharg-
ed. The Institution is in afiourishing condition,
and QpCOmnliebinR mtlch - far mr.
chard, gardens, strawberry plantations and
vineyards are very promising.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11
CLIMAX! CLIMAxlI
Pages Climax Salve, n Family

" Ill A n Y l. 81 A x II
Pages Climax Salve, n Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without o scar. No
family sh0ald be without it.
We warrant it to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt RhcuIa, ChiIbIains,
letter, PinIpIes. and all Eruptions
OF the Skin. Fer Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chappcd Hands,
&C., it makes a perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without ore failure.
1t has no paralleI-haying per-
fectIy eradicaicd disease and
healed after Gil other remedies had
failed. ltisa compound of Arnica
with niany ether Extracts and
Balsans, and put up in larger
boxes for tie same pric9 than any
other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Thite {: Rowland,
Proprieto=s, lai Liberty Street. New York.
!, II, Patterson, Agent. st Clairsville, o.
+. B. Winans, Agent, Bellaire, o.
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Sslra aud County agrws.

PKRsoSAL.--Rev. d. r. Campbell is in town
on q visit. He meets q hearty welcome from his
friends who are pleased to see him.
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R. H. COCHRAN, sec'y.

A STANDARD woRK.-A Dictionary Of the
Bible. Comprising its Antiquities, Biography,
Geography and Natural History, with numerous
Illustrations and Maps. Edited by William
Smith, Ii. D. Published by Messrs ]. B. Burr
& Co., Hartford, CT. This work is a timely re-
sponse to widespread and urgent necessity of
all Bible readers Being the only american e di-
ion Of The only abridge'ns'n by the authors own
hand of his volumiHous Dictionary, which is too
costly for the commonrpurse-it is at once the
only perfectly reliable and practical one, con-
tanning all that the general reader and student
can wish. The publishers have in this given
the public a volume of which they may well be
proud. II is a standard work, commends Itself
to all who examine it. and should be found in
every family. Be careful to get this edition, If
you would have the most reliable Dictionary at
the most reasonable price, 1t is sold by subscrp-
tion only. Agent should address the publishers
at once.
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HANDS ARE SCARCE,
and time is precious in Harvest. Farmers can
save one-half of both, by using
Sprouts Hay Fork

- ~ -
TRIAL AT AUBURN. N. Y, JULY, lsGs
See Report, page III. "a. b. Sprouts Hay
Fork and knife, entry No. q, weight IL lbs.
First trial, pitched lSl0bs. of hay over the
beam in pitches in minutes, so seconds.
Second trial, 2iG0lbs. in pitches in . minutes
The Judges say this Fork enters the hay with
great case and is tripped with celerity and GER
"It gathers single pound Of hay from the
barn floor as easily as any hand Hay Fork and
nolds u more securely. 1t is one of the best
hay KNIVES we have ever seen. AS Hay
Knifc it will rapidly cut hay in the NOV into
sold blocks and as Fork remove Ii to any place
~ may be desired. II is apparently indestruct-
1ble and VIII lasts lifetime."
The undersigned having purchased and fully
tested one of Sprout' s Combined Hay Forks and
hniN es. we feel 1t our duty to the farmer as well
as to the inventor to say, that ii far excels any
implement of the kind we have ever seen. In
recommending this implement we are prompt
ed by no other motive than for the ENCOURAGE
ment of useful inventions and he good of the
public:
David Pogue, Thomas Neal, Harvey Wright,
Jesse sheldon, Thomas A. Ford, VIM. Nichols,
James Young, Crawford Welch, NJ. Furguson
Geaspie Moore, Geo Campbell, John Patton, jr.,
stephen Dunn, VIM. G. Kinney, Wm A Dernot
John McKisson, James Kinney S. +. James,
Emmett Wright, VIM. Philips, Euclid Scatter
day, NJ: Danford, Hugh Rogers, A. Wiley, II. l..
Shue. Barry Mann, II. Mann, J. Hamilton,
Sold by
.t s CARROLL. q MITCHELL.
st. Clairsville, Ohio.
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A RARE BooK.-Remarkable Characters and
Memorable Places of the Holy Land; Compris-
ing an account Of Patriarchs, Judges, Prophets,
Apostles. Women, Warriors. Poets and Kings,
with descriptions of Ancient Cities and Venera-
ted Shrines. By Chas. w. Elliott, I. d. Woolsey,
LII. D., Rt. Rev. Thos. M. Clark, d. D., Rev.
Joseph Cummings, D. D., Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, &C., &C., Hartford, Conn.,, ]. b. Burr &
Co. The great popularity which this book has
achieved renders it unnecessary to say a word
in Its praise. The character of its principal wri-
ters sufficiently commends it. The press every
where has uttered words OF highest approval of
it. 1t is already a standard work in the land,
and is found in tens of thousands OF libraries,
among the most valuable contributions of the
age to substantial and moral literature The
book is sold by subscription only, and Agents
find ready sale for It, Agents wanting terri
tory should address the publishers directly.
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIDLE.-Mr. James NJ.
Cast is Agent for Richland, Colerain. and Whee-
ling Townships, for Smiths Dictionary of the
Bible" as published blythe National Publish
ing Co. This edition OF this standard work is
said 20 be o complete reprint mith'sabridged
Dictionary, and contains over one thousand
pages. This work is one that should be on the
centre! table of every family In the land, and
studied by those who desire to acquire correct
knowledge of Bible history.
For particulars address the agent at Plank
Road r. o., Belmont Co., %. r ~ Je44w
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SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MiSIBB CSHHlSSIsyEgS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

Harrison Dute)
vs.. Belmont County Com. Pleas.
Mary Welsh.
DT VIRTUE OF 4 % ORDER OF SALE IN
ID the above case issued and to me directed I
will offer for sale, at the front door OF the Court
House, in st. Clairsville, IN said County, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Goth, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. ". and o..
clock p. NJ OF said day. the following described
wit:
The West half Of Lot No. r. Of Block No. 1. In
Bellaire City, Belmont County Ohio
Terms Of safe Cash On day OF sale.
Appraised at siJ1.
SAML b. PIPER, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
J. b. SMITH, Plaintiffs Atty.
May g, 1868
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THE GREAT ExHIBITIoN.-The extensive
equestrian establishment OF Hemmings & Co.,
sa ID to be the largest and most perfectly equip
ned IN the United States, Is advertised TO perform
~ ST Slairsville, Saturday. June 10Th. afternoon
and evening, The papers everywhere speak in
tha highest terms OF this exhibition. 1t COM
nrises a number OF trained animals, Iions ele-
nhant. &C., besides a full equestrian troupe, em-
byacine some of the most distinguished men,
hers OF the profession. Foster, Whitoney and
K,us are the names of the three clowns belong
ING "a this circus. The arst named IL we'll known
as n veteran Joker, and one Of the funniest fel-
lows that ever rolled in sa y-dust or played his
practical joaks upona gentlemaniy ring-master.
He also claims distinction as the original
- Aaerfcan Humorist" Foster isa great favor
ttA t,as a good voice, speaks good English lam
,,sseea a rsrt, thing for popular clowns to do--
ffisriay q originality and humor tells very short
oaotr,essEsnoti.er rare merit-makes yeu laugh
hearsiiy, and, above all. he never says or does
,rfe circus will enter town ON Saturday morning
IN sniendid procession, the members OF the
troupe and their horses being eostnmed In mli
Horses and trained animals win siso appear IN
cage. will appear In 2 tabisanx in the van OF the
procession, as well as the baby performing
elephant sr a., ~
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HIGdale Normal School.

THE fSHORT SESSION OF THIS Normal
L scfool will open july 7th, and continue i've
weeksfdnder the management OF Ar. Hancock,
Superintendent ofthe Cincinnati Public Schools
assisted BY Mr.. Regal, together with the present
corpf of Teachers in the Normal School. No
oppoftunity To pass uniTAProved. For circulars
address, w. 9RINKERHOFF, Principal,
ju4-3ws Hopedale, Harrison Co., o.
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WHAT NExT?-A gentleman walking on the
track of the C. &P. Railroad was passed by the
down passenger train on Monday morning.
when short distance below Burlington. The
train had passed him but short distance. when
he discovered lying on the side of the track a
newly-born babe, On approaching 1t he found
the echild was still alive, and he took 1t up and
carried 1t to a neighboring house where 1t was
duly washed, clothed and cared for. An ex-
animation of the track afforded abundant evil
dence that some ons- on the train had given
birth 10 the child, while In the closet. The most
remarkable thing connectedwith this remarka.
bly, inhoman occurrence ,is, the child is still
living after being thus rapidly thrust into this
World. sTf g aM yrffYeft cfIsk
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VXTHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.
wv u rl WHEELING, VIVA. T-l
Healthful location, large airy rooms first-class
teachers. Charges moderate. Address, L. c.
LOOMS, M. D., President.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, appointed n Central Com
mittee at the last Congressional Convention,
have agreed Upon the time and piaceof holding
the next Congressional Convention and upon
tho following basis OF representation, TO wit -
One delegate for ,evcrv i2s votes cast for Gov.
Hays. and one 'fdr75 additional votes. Under
this basis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

We can suit you to q T, or Coffee either
having Just received lot which can't be beat
Don't believe without calling at Jepson's op-
posite the Post once and trying it,
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Wednesday JUNE II, 1858,

for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Clerk of-the Court sherif, Auditor, Recorder,
Commissioner, and Infrmary Director, and to
select q Delegates TO represent the County in
the Congressional Convention. ~ 5.fi ~. .,.s
Ali men who are in favor of the immediate
admission of the Representatives Of the South
ern States; the honest payment Of the National
debt; the appreciation of the currency until q
greenbaclx dollar shall be equal to gold dollar
who are opposed to the miserable partisan legis-
lation in Ohio, by which a Democratic Legislature
has attempted to tisfranchise the students at our
Institutions of learning, and the wounded and
crippled soldiers, at the Soldiers Home; and
who believe that the men who saved the Union,
rather than those who sought to destroy it,
should be entrusted with the administration of
its Government, are invited to this Convention.
The Rallying cry is GRANT. CoLFAx, AND
vIcroRYl -7tlt ''lfsf -Hs ',
BY Order of the Union Republican Central
Committee. ssss 8. .-...l..
leo e.. e, 5nrso c. l.. PooRMAN, Chairman.
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A FULL SUIT OF CLOTHES to be had af
assortment OF Cheap and Fancy Clothing ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

A ine lot Of Queensware and Glassware
New patterns and little lower=-just received at
Jepsons opposite the Post ofifce. ~ kgf
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. Fall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice lot OF
Fail Wheat Flour, just received and for sale at
McBrlde's, corner Of Main and Marietta Streets.
st. Clairsville,0