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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22
Impeachment.

A great deal was said in the papers and il
Congress about the danger of hasty action a.
injurious to the national character, both al
home and abroad We think all fears on
that head have been put to flight long ago.
feeling of modification that the trial has
been the occasion of 50 much persistent false
statement in the daily telegrams and letters
from Washington, and of 50 much gross vitu-
peration in leading city journals of each
other, and misrepresentation of opponents
views, has taken its place
We have no doubt that a very large maio-
rity Of the considerate men of the republican
party believed and still believe that the i'm
parchment was just and proper measure
yet great many from the first had doubts
whether two thirds Of the Senators would be
found in favor, when the time for the vote
should come. 1t is difficult thing always.
to get two thirds of such body as the [. 5.
Senate to vote together on a contested ques-
tion in which there enter SO many particulars
on which mems prejudices, professional
training, and specialities Of Judgment, all
are brought to bear when they come to de-
eide.
But whether President johnson is OF is not
from Office. we can not doubt that
good will result from his being brought up
for trial. As for the country's all going to
ruin if he Is allowed to keep his seat from the
ack Of a vote to make up two thirds against
lim, as some say, or if he is convicted by !
ull two thirds vote as say others, we do not |
believe it, neither does the country at large |
'clieye it. The remarkable stability of the /
public funds while the impeachment trial |
as been in progress, is proof enough of
hat. Under sundry aspects the trial viii
ieserve notice hereafter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22
Diocese of Vermont.

CoNsECRArGoN oP TIE REV. DIR. BIssELL.
Official notice is hereby given that the Rev.
WILLIAM Henry AUGUsTUs BTssELL, D. D., who
was elected Bishop Of this diocese at the special
Convention held in Burlington on the l1th day
Of March last, has signifed hisacceptance Of that
holy office ; that a majority Of the standing COM
mittees, and also a majority Of the Bishops have
given their consent to his conservation and that
(DY.) his conservation will take place in Christ
Church, Montpelier, on Wednesday, the 3rd day
Of June next the Right Rev DR.. McCoskry,
Bishop of Michigan, being the consecrator, as
sisted by the Bishops Of Connecticut and New
York, and the Right Rev. DR.. Coke, Bishop Of
Western New York, preaching the sermon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
TIE SCIENCE OF LIFE,
/, Sc f-PRE RVATI0N

Nss MedirsJ Book, the best 10 tNn word Nrlt.
tea y bf y. " Hayes who Ia, had morv cNp-r g.
snce IN dealing siih dis~Gsa. ,r-strsi upau in "a
book, than any other living physicisn a. trrsts
upon The ERRORS OF YOUTH. PREM AZURE
Ms and al DISEASES knd ABUSES Of th,,
sEN EkAiiNE ORGANS IL contains 300 pak-.
o'ana 70 essths Alastralet with beautiful cngray.
lhEss ms no gasck dpctot's cheap advertising
yanpAlst Dot truly sctntiie sad popular trc a;t.-
y on' % the most learned aud popular phy
OF ne iar. II the yoaas AnA fnIidls aged wouhi
asaa "shtAi aufssossioa AL eervoa. diseases. pre-
uaA1sfs asesY And saiA. Let them read Dr. Hayes
poFalzr med eal work entitled tn. S-isner Of N.
- Medical and Surgi.ai journal
scot o. mall, securely sva~d receipt of price
Only . iu extra " osoCuo, 81 Address the Author,
20; b.iianct' s; Boston. Opposite Revere IIoas-
h--pf IL .eaa aIsaYs - consulted ia the ctr -.
taia relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
DIED

IT, North parts. Dec. tth Mr. Mary - EIc~ wii.
90 % TIE late iosrph Rio, aged e YEAR.
in Numnrr, Nov 20, H. ~ amin Hall aged y W.
hf ~ "a highly Trspccf-i citizen, who had &c
GRADUATED handsome property b. tEe hone, III,
Toes % ndasiry aa4 economy, ever ready 90 Be-
y lrut TIE poor and assisi the urcdy.
IN Norway. Dve 81 Mrs. Mlnet wife Of Nathan
Hil,.f aged o.
n SOTvay, Nov. iVth Eiita Gordon Pierce
~ llanl!psd Nov .5th t.uns y3uuKs.t d4gsh 10,
~ iphn Ihompspn. aged fnouths.
~ AnduYcr. SOY. fth, Bra. Lbruexsr ivell,
agrd - ftsrs 5 months and dsvs. Deacon Rod
sol $50 born ia Brbfi3Fd. Mae. aud in hrty life
cane 90 Nuf1vrr 81 was so'i - In the war "a
l-if, Hnd rrc~tvch yFry ssssre ami Aangrrna,
~0Hnd - 80 bad duriug ulr engagement At Cha
trg5r ~ o<Jtis Whicl r-nter~i htnn : petitioner ihs
remainder 20 his lic ume. ne Va q mo,t rl,s.ls
i'hf Trut,sspr 20 TIE HArfsfiar religion and az,
srfr ing hls Great Mister a long and u.eful 49,.
he a~ait~d ptticutiy co.'s 5ou tifuc fotakc him %
liIs rHns IONS abBse. ON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
ALIENS LUNG nALsAM,

tHE HisNiEIN fnN CtEiNV
Consumption, AshmA. Group. Diseases of the
Tarusi. bronchitis, Pains ard Oppr, ssIons Of IN.
chest Or lungs. Difacult Br"sthing and Ali dis
eases % the Pulmonary OrEAas.
Us action Il eNpsc,crant cfat!vs. Eadortae
dsiis-, dtsphorv;ir, and durctto Sh4eh Tendsrs IL
one st the most vsleahl dies knosn for cur n,
di>sAsc- Of The lanzs 10 cNcites pccfo ration and
saascs ths laazs 20 thtug on the phisgm cha GES
IUt SECEETipNS and FCRFtEs the BLOOD .
heels tho trFi'aird parts. sir- strength 10 he aigv
I've organs brings the liver To it, proper atauanl
tinpafts strength 20 the whole ay.tstn IL il var.
raHsd - give entire satisiaetion even In the n,ost
comb 'si' eases Of consumption. aud - prnslacr
S9eittrncst az aarct the head, "a contains no
ogl1aa IA any form. IL t. PERFECTLY HARM
LIS TO the most delicate chif. aith1sgh an active
ani posrrtul rOrue'iy for restoring IN. system
SOIL bJ AT dfHgstsfs. Price Z per hostile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11

1ln Democratic Dela~ars. the old raj.
&c Of barbarian, the pillorv. Is .tin used
for punishment. At Newcastle. or ths 9TH
uh., STUDY. convicted OF arson and
larceny stood IN the piliur, one houI. aAd
subsequently, received thirty lashes lie
was than sent back to jail Tor Eve years.
Jonathan Graves. for lrccny. stood IN
tbs p'liory Gao hour. Tie subsequently 70.
oeirsd twenty la'hss. and VA. sent back to
jail for six months. George Harrs ~.
ec'Sed iwea,y la.hes for the larveny Of FIVE
dollars, and wa sent back to jail. Tn.
ero"d vas 10, a. large a usual ON account
OF the rainy weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11

feFsoas ~ho Ind become ;horooghly chll He'd
IRON any cause. may have their circulation
a. once restored by taking isto the stomach
tcssPoonial Of "Johnson's Aaodyns Linz
meni" m'rcd IN G.tle cold waller. we'll
s-seioBsd
Every farmer who owns 4 zoo ] stock Of
Horses. Cattle or sheep. ard intends to keep
them through the -iaisr. should GO, al on CO
good stock OF "ShrriIsu's Cavalry Con.
diton Powder One dollars worth will
save at least = bali ton Of hay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
TWENTY-FIVE YEARsrRAcrrcE

Va the Treatment of di.rases incideut 10 Fernales
IA, placed Or DOW AZ the head OF all physician )
Masking sch practice speciality. ani tnabies him
u xaaraHfre speedy Sad permanent cure Ia th.
sarsi easss ~ Suppression and all other Menstrual
iNfsa PIGMENTS, IRON whatever cause. All letters
ar advice iaast eaniaia o.. Otiec, No. Endeo,t
Street. Hostou
haste under treatment
hostOn J1ly L., lS0, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
II A z z D

II S1nth iNy', Nov. e6lh. BY Rev. j. r. wheel.
wright, Joseph +. Day Of Fraaktln Mass, and Niles
Google ufcit % South Parts
Ia View Gloucester. Dyo ~. By Rsv. W X. Cross
Aurcstns = fctham % rarts, ION % Hoe \ Per
ham, and Mrs Delta g. Ha-kcI d y q.
Ia hsth' N0E- -, } ynlaH I'hlIlgs OF or.
Tsnstau. AID hlss Alih4e 4. Gross % n.
Ia -Dgih katDn. Mas lace. "a. AT the house Of
Dra- J. % pcAn, ~ Jhr Rev O. Nils, Cap, ~ H.
iaTiatoa 81 Aui1VtF. NJ, o. Mlst S Lille Par
kET Of SJath Eaton. no Carlsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11

w-Rsv. ;. 5. Cuaming.. Missionary
Agent for the Bal,l~ia Place Home for Lit.
tie Wanderers. Boston. Nsss,. will address.
the friends Of homeless and neglected. ehil
drss. ct the Nj. y. Church. South Paris, on
Monday evening. Dec. 2lst. at l2
O'Clock. Interesting and touching incidents
Illustrating the work OF The Home. will bs
related.
A Choir OF children from the Home will
be present. asd sing some choice pieces OF
music.
The Society Is not ,eetarisn. and has
done grea, work. during tho las, three
years They have received and cared Tor
over scco, mos, OF Thorn chiidrcn OF de.
ceased soldiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11

VThs Electoral Colleges Of all the
s;atei met on Wednesday, Dec. I'd, and
formally east ,hS,S voies for Presidsn, and
N'ec Prcs'den,. The votes will be opensd
w Congres.. on Ih. lodi OF E.hruarr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
A Card.

Mrs. Parker. would express her thanks "a
her friend, in North Paris. for their vi.i,
Doc. ls,. and doastaon. Of above dirty
douais. A'.o TO her friend, 10 Sumner for
. visit Dee. Dab. And donations sxe.ediug
twenty Eve dollars in value. Msy the
douors be sbundsn;iy rewarded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11

- The tannery OF Neal Dow & Sons.
in Portland. was Destroyed by hrs on
ThuTsaay night. IL. abou, s30. OOO-in.
'nrsj s22 800. This illumination was dis.
tiReiiy seen Rom our Village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Market,
Dor week ending pcc. y.
fEICKg

PRICES.
hEsNs~--Esira qaAiity n 20 o - -; arst quail.
w sia - = "a 90. sscoad Qaaiify Ell IS sit 3
tafa qualify ~ 50 N %, poorest grade % Cows
oxen, balls, Nc, e. O. 4 sPo v iUsss.-,h. total
", .ght OF hides, ,snov .ni dr.-.ca berf.
WORKING OxES-Extra t230 . rs orssinary eitc
q 80 - pair.
htLsH Gows-ExtYa As "A ais. ordinary ats \
a. bSad STORY CoNs ass 1 $50 y bead Year.
unss ~ % so too ear 0iss So 60 et5; three
yesrs Old tt5 In tsS hssd, muca according their
tsiur Tor eees hc-t Of the small Cattle bou Oh
up "a sisurht.r.
SHEEN sad LAMBS-The supply Was large and
,hs demand good foe the best lots pytccs tror'
- ~ 20 " - Tor common lots. extra lots g. 20 20
~ 80 head. or from 81 TO sieeA
tona - 4 Isle "a
STORE PfGs-pric~- wholesale. ~ q iOke y %
retail 10 iiteNh. Pa, uoss-rrtoss VI g u v n,
live weight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11

To the iioaosahie Senate aud House OF Rrprr.,n
tatTv~r Oi the State OF Maiao "a L~ststaiur. as.
srHlicd:
fI'Hh ui4ers's ned. eitiEvns OF School District
4 nua'hcr three, IN the toNa Ot OStara, 9.
sTsctiuiiy Represent that by an kc' % the I.eais
laiGTc, approved Feb nary IL. 1857 the t-lritory
cmor'erd ~IihIn the luIits af saii School a..
Uict. tngell 60 uith the inhIbif ,n g ihrrran. IN
e'ad'ag Noui memor'sI-ts. were create q a BODY
pni,t'c and cOrotste b., ha name oi the ONfori
Village Cooperation, with authority - pnrehsse
engines and other apptraias necessary tor the -E-
insua-hsnent 81 ire: that sAId Coz poritIsa Ia.
iecn huy r-aniIed anil has p1rchl-gi al he ap-
plratus essential TO the purpp--a of the cDrpor !,
ton; that your m-not iai,-t- has, paid ali cor.
Porauoa taxes assessed sg,,ins, thsra; that thc,r
property lies - tir from reservoirs thar aaid cor
Poraiion Is q no benefit IN them. WhrtsGpe
they pay Tia, they and iheiF respective estates.
situ'iei within The hmits Of s.ud Di-,r,-t NAV
b. set OF from sid Corporation, aud a. ia duiy
bound Wiii ever pray.
WM. WkHDWELi
HOLBROOK - TEwKSBURY
CYRUS =, HAYES,
=. &. WARDwELL,
=. G.. HAYES,
4. MORSE
NEHEMIAH MiNsO.
Osori, D,c. 9. 1865 s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
SEM LINE.

0N and after the Is,h last tb. 6nr Sts.n-,
" pingo aEd FT,ncoaia, wall untt iurth-r MT zee
run as full1W.; Leave Cats Wharf Po.tL.d
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, atiP. NJ
and lsaVr Pr-r 30 T. ". New York, every MON.
DAN and THURSDAY at3P. VI
The DiTigo and FrInc0nia are 6i ted nl, with fine
Recommendations ioT pIrssugsrs. making this the
most Convenient AMI comfortable raur oT tr,vel,.
between New York aui Name
Passage "a State R0oO -. CABIN Passage 81
Meals extra.
t'nnis forwarded Ia and from Montreal, q .cher
Halifax, ~. John, and al part. OF Maine. shin.
PETS aio requested TO rcnd their freight 20 the
Steamers eariy as T.. VI, oa the daya The,
leave Puftland.
For iTright passage a,pi 10
HENRY FOX. Gllts Wharf Portland
j. AhE-. Pier p T.. X. New York
NAV ~ tf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
BY USING ONE PACKAGE.
This Remedy has met with great success.
in Europe. aud has cured thousands
OI the worst Cascs.

tatarrh cause Dropping ia the Throat Hawking
ADD splitting. sounds 10 the Head, WEAK Eves Deaf.
ness Headache, Ttshtness Rsross the Forehead.
N"ufalgis. Horseness, Canker, Rreuohitts Heart
bt-easr Asthma and dnaiiy ending In che great
terror ~ mankind-CDN : UNFIiON. SoLu ~
Az DEtcOtsrs. FEicE - rER FAcKAaE
WhoIssals gcais Geo. a.. GoodsIu A Co -
Hanover a., VI. :. barr 90 - fremont 81. BIOS.
tou.
bG. ~. vs. DUBOIS. PEoFE!LToG, = FgtESo ST.
Boston. there The rrmrdy may De tested free ot
expense. send Tor circular Oct g-3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
CATARRH.
DIR. Dubois Great European
& Altar ISH EAIIID

Warranted 10 Cure haf Loathsone Disease.
CATARRH IL n disease little andsrst pod by Phy.
srtaus In fac, many say there for IL but
huhdFeIs viii testify - having bfcn cnireiy currl
by using Or. DUBOIS CATAEEH COMPOU MD
Patients WI not have 10 use murr than one or too
cured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
ORGANIC VIBRaToit

~ nus into tse ear, IL S0r psreeptiole. remove.
singing notses In tue head, and enables deaf person.
TO bear distiuc,iy 40 church aud public assemblies
MS instrum~nt VIII often proiace resalts almost
miraculous, aud ipscd Ia eases OF long stand
,nE ssAfnc. 90 u VIII relieve ia short time. IL may
Dc AIastcd With The case Of spectacies
pr SulScl viii De profe.sion ally 81 n Past " ssh
layton race, University BuiIdi g. n. ". daily
nun ]" 10 o'ciook. ian-Sily
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-11
Special Notices.
BSS,
tarA II Rn,
tSNSUNLPTIeN
AND CANCER euRRD.

Y lrcatsse on Dyafness, Catarrh, Consumption
and Cancer their caRses means Of sp~.Siy re-
hsf, and ultimate cure. ny pap OF the sssieIny
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08
#lisssllaaeuus.
oCToBER ELECTION.
TUESDAY. October 1s. 1868,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Z. It .
" fed voters of Belmont County, Ohio, tina. "
General Election viii held, as required by law,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08
Cool and Impertinent.
From the Cadiz Republican.

From the Cadiz Republican.
Jesse O. Thomas, ,one of the editors and
proprietors of the Springfield (Ohio)
! Advertiser. has the assurance to make a
small effort, becoming very small man,
| 10 recommend Josiah NJ. Estep, the
brother inlaw of the aforesaid Jesse o.
Thomas, to the voters of the 18th Con-
gressional District. If the weak, effem-
mate jesse had confined himself to the
glorification. of his brother-in-law, JOSH
ah NJ. Estep, no one would have COM
planned. Why did he not say candidly
this great man of my penl is my
brother-in-law?" But the sad feature
of Jesse's performance is that he cannot
do justice to his brother-in-law, Josiah,
without defaming and assailing the char
acter and ability of Hon. John A. Bing-
ham. Jesse says "his [Bingham's] bit
ter part in the impeachment has drawn
the conservative element away from
him." Ph9busI He then adds, with
the GOODNESS, without the adroitness, of
Aminidab Sleek, ''Mr. Estep is mild
Democrat, of better balanced intellect,
of firmer character and more personal
popularity. Audacity! Jesse the
feeblel to determine the better..intellect
of his brother-in-law Balance your
own intellect, Jessei Show that you
have intellect and honesty enough to do
justice to your own party; and when
you make a plea for your Democratic
brother-ln-iaw, Estep, say to the people,
my brother-in-law is mild Democrat,
and has better intellect" Why did
you not do the same for Mitchner, the
Democratic candidate for Congress two
years ago? Avaunt! shallowpated
judge of i tellect
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08


Prescribing the duties of the Recorder
of the Incorporated Village of Martins
Ferry.
Sec. /. Belt Ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Martins Ferry, that ii
be the duty of the Recorder of the 1ncorpora-
tion, in the absence of the Mayor to preside al
all meetings of the council, to keep accurately
the proceedings of the council in a book provi-
did for that purpose, to issue all orders on the
treasury that have been passed by the council,
to write all notices to be served by the Marshal
to keepa roll of the officers and members of the
council, to call the roll and note down all de-
iinqGents, to keep record of all orders signed
by him, and take a receipt from the party in
whose favor the order is issued, to prepare no.
tices OF the times of the annual election and the
number and names of the officers to be elected
to prepare notices of the election or appoint
ment OF members, and to perform all other duties
oppertaining to his office as directed by the
council.
Sec. q For neglect or refusal to perform any
of the duties mentioned in this act, he shall be
subject to a fine of from one to five dollars as
the council may determine.
Sec 3. The recorder for his services, as inclu-
ded in this act shall be entitled to the sum OF
twenty-five dollars per annuiD, in addition 10
fifty cents per night as councilman.
Sec. /. The Ordinance passed December 30th
1865 entitled an Ordinance prescribing the duties
of the recorder of the Incorporated Village OF
Martins Ferry, Ohio is hereby repealed.
Sec ,. This Ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed September5, 5, 1865.
W. H. ORR, Mayor.
S. F. DEAN, Recorder. OcS-1t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08
Ssirl aud County geWs.

We learn, just as we
go to press, that the in
famous Ku Klux clique
have started a report
that our candidates had
circulated fraudulent
Democratic tickets with
their names printed in
them. This is an in
famous lie, ,and intended
as a ruse to cover up
their own intended
fraud. If such tickets
are out they have been
put out by this clique
for partisan purposes.
Republicans, examine
every ticket carefully or
YOU will be swindled by
this reckless, intriguing
junto.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08
SPECIAL NlSTER C0SNISSIOlERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Henry West, Admir-
Belmont Co., Com. Pleas.

Carl. Msister, NJ Belmont Co.. Com. fis"S'
DY Virlure OF an order of sale in the above
ID case issued and to me directed, I will offer
for sale al the front door of the Court House, IN
st. Clairsville, in said County, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER L, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o.
p, NJ of said day, the following described prem
ises, situate in the County of Belmont Ohio to
witt
out Lots numbered Eleven and Twelveas sur
veyed by John kennon, No. III, containing 10
acres, 2roods and 291% perches more or less, and
No. L containing Is acres, 2 roods and IA per-
ches more or less, in the town of kirkwoOd. and
which said Lots are bounded and described in
said survey as follows; to wit: Out Lot No. II,
in the Town of kirkwood as surveyed by John
Kennon, beginning for the samel612 feet South
of the Southeast corner of the School House Lot,
running South 1850 poles 10 stone; thence
West 23.40 poles: thence North 1880 poles to a
stone l616 feet South of the Southeast corner OF
Lot No. i{:3 across kennon Alley; thence East
% A poles to the place of beginning containing
Excepting the GOAL privilege of 2675 rods oil The
south end of Satd lot, containing acres, rod
and 36.7 percheS more or less, the same having
been sold TO Robert H. Powell.
Also. said out Lot No. u in the Town of Kirk
wood as surveyed by John Kennon, beginning
for the same I612 feet South of the Southeast
corner of Lot No. 22sel thence East with kennon
Alley 1874 perches; thence North 1874 percheS;
thence East percheS; thence South Il3.6O per-
ches: thence West 2344 perches; thence North
1905 perches to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning Is acres, roodS and PA percheS, more
or less. Excepting the coal privilege of 25.75
rods off the South end of said lot, containing
acres, rood and 36.7 perches more or less, the
same having been sold to Robert H. Powell.
Terms of Sale: Cash on day of sale.
SAML.~ B. PIPER, Sheriff,
and S. NJ. Com. Bel. Co. o.
r. II. COCHRAN, Atty for Pln.
Sheriff S Office, st. Clalrsville o., sept. III, lS6S
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08
ale,r ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED 0FFtrR Al PRIV IE
i sale their very desirable property, situated
x mile South of ST. AClairsyille. and within 4
mile of the st. CIairsviile and Warnock's Pike.
Said farm contains S7t4 acres of land of the
very best quality, all cleared, conveniently dl-
vided into fields, good fences, and a coal bank
open on the premises.
The improvements consist OF a well finished
two story Brick House, with two good cellars
under it, zone of them wine eellarl new frame
barn, and carriage house, brick wash-honse and
smoke-iouse, coal-house and never falling
well of water under the same roof with kitchen,
a cistern convenient to both wash-house and
kitchen in short nearly all the conveniences
that could be desired.
The stock of fruit is not excelled in Eastern
Ohio, consisting of a large Apple Orchard. lSO
thrifty Peach Trees, mostly grated, 15 Pear
Trees, s. Cherry Trees, 25 Plum Trees, all of the
best varieties; one acre in Grapes, y acre in
small fruits, including currants and berries of
all kinds.
For further information. apply to those living
on the premises.
MARY COOPER, and
heirs of Nicholas Cooper, decd.
October s, lS6S-4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-08

AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Prescribing the titstsas of Mayor Of the
Incorporated Village of Martiu's Ferry
Rg-ENAcIED, SEPT. 5. 1858.
Sec. 1. Belt Ordained ly the Council Of the
Village oflAfartin's Ferry, Ohio,
sergitor OF the peace throughout the limits OF
said village. and have within the same all the
ot all matters civil aHttcriminal arising under
the laws of the state OF Ohio TO all intents and
purposes, and for all crimes and offences COM
mitIed within the limits of the Corporation, his
ty. He shall give bond and security as is Requir-
ed by law of JnsticeS OF the Peace to be approved
by the council, hs Shall keep docket and be al
lowed and receive the same fees that Justices OF
the Peace are or may be allowed for the same
services.
Sec . The Mayor shall keep a finance book.
noting therein ali monies received by him for
licences fines or other monies for the use of the
said village, and shall pay the same over to the
shall be filed away and presented on the exhibit
of his books Tor settlement at the end of his
term of office.
Sec g. The Mayor shall sign the minutes of
each meeting immediately after their adoption.
Sec. 1. 1t shall be the duty of the Mayor to
enforce strictly the statutes within the perview
of his jurisdiction, well as the ordinances of
the Incorporated Village.
Sec. ). For neglect or refusal on the part of
the Mayor to perform any of the duties of his
office, he shall be fined in any sum from one to
ten dollars as the council may determine.
Sec. 6. The Mayor shall be entitled to the use
OF the council house belonging to the corpora
ton, during his term of Office, where he shall
transact all business that may come before him.
Sec. T. The Ordinance passed December 30th
1865, entitled an Ordinance in relation to the
duties of the Mayor of the Incorporated Village
of Martins Ferry, Ohio, is hereby repealed.
Ses. s. This Ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed September D, 1863
W. H. ORR, Mayor.
s. F. DEAN, Recorder. ocS-It