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Pittsburgh Produce Market.

FROM the PlttSDurSn Ifazclte. June 80
There are no features In our markets worthy
of the leading commodities Is light, prices gen.
orally have undergone no material change
kilograms from Chicago report an excited
Wheat market, and that an advance ofl0 to l2c
we presume, has been brcu hit about by short
sellers" who sold what they did not have, and
are now obliged to go on the market In order to
I'LL their contract. The excitement, therefore, Is
is not legitimate, and is not likely to be sustain
ed longer than to-day or to- morrow, the two last
days of the mouth. After that we look for
Wheat TO go lower than ever, as the indications
for q heavy yield could not be better.
BUTTEH-The market Is quiet and unchanged;
prime to choice fresh packed is still quoted at %
TO &c. , CT - q * "a IN
good buyer light be able to buy at bic. '1
WooLIWe can report a sale Of II bales, to a
HAY-is quiet and uhchanged; wagon Hay is
PoTAToEs-New Potates S6 20 to so 90 Y bbl, as
GRAIN-wheat is quiet and unchanged at 50
80 to So IS for prime red and white winter: Oats
few sellers at that figure; sale of car load at 76c
and small sales in store at 70 to Sic. Corn is dull
and nominal at 81 to 81 05. on track and in ele-
vator Rye is scarce though the demand Is
PRovIsIoNs-Baconf Is quiet and unchanged at
lsc for shoulders; l6c to lsc for ribbed and clear
sides, and i9lSc to .l934c for canyassed sugar
hams Lard ~. to lSS, for prime kettle render q 4.
FLoUR-There is no improvement to note in
the demand and the market Is dull but un-
changed: We quote at SO 50 to $40 for medium
spring wheat, and $40 % to $40 so for good to
iii 50, and fancy brands at sil to si5. Rye Hour
is quoted at 30 a bbl. 4 - ~, I'd. -f. .,l
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Baitimors Live stock Market.

The receipts for the week amount to 1885 cat
tie, $3.50 sheepand lambs, and 1925 hogs.
BEEy CAITLE--0f the arrivals there were re-
shipped to Eastern markets, without being Of
fered here about $50 head. and with the balance
the market opened moderately active, but at a
declire Of about SOC 100 lbs on the rates Of last
week, Nh-. rg b.
The market was well attended by both city
butchers ard Eastern cattle brokers-the form
er however, bought spairingly, and at the close
of the ma rk ct sales were chiefly confined to the
latter, and closed very dull at the decline uoticed
above, q few cattle being left unsOd.
We quote extra at 81 00QgS 30; first quality 80
al 10; medium, IS 25G6 90; ordinary at 81 1905
25 and inferior, "a 25GD4 20. average, SO 90. Most
of the sales were at s5 oo@7 w 2 Genital, live
weight.
SMEEp.-sheep continue to arrive in larne
numbers. but they are chiefly Of very inferior
quality, while good ardcxtra sheep are scarce,
and prices for them have improved slightly
The general tone of the market, however, varies
but little from that of last week. stock she,
are selling at 81 1902 So and lambs at SO 0O3 81
u head, and good to extra fat sheep at 4@5Hc y
ID, gross. -
HoGs.-The supply of hogs continues fully
equal to the demand, and quotations show q
slight decline on the prices of last week, with
sales difficult to make anb tendency of prices
downward. Sales at lll%@l211 a ib, net.
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Iaoal Notice.

John W. DELANEY, Hannah A. Lash and
z John Lash her husband, James w: Robeon,
sos James Philips, XdiainistpstoS of tbe estat: to
%sn sSd cs o
and state OF Ohio, petition, alleging that on
tss i9th dsy q s The ssd
the following Described real estate, situate in
acres foods and q i lana in
Northwest corner Of section No. 10, original
ecSsxssd corS o Ss H NcsS
an snd u South upon n the by the said Bsss
and fifty dollars less than u ofthe one falling due
on SAG Mth Of January iso7 70 the Treasurer q
surveyed and plat thereof % % made % on tho @ oh day
Of April. 1855, which said tract Is described as
follows; Beginning for the same at q stake on
Northwest corner Of James Phillips Land from
which walnut inches in diam eter bears South
Philips Sousn SoaS
SsA. West 6l.N poles to post; thence North "
East E :. lSI 5z poles g post at which White Oak
diameter, and a White oak s Inches in diameter
bears South elS feet; thence South ssl+o East
81 acres, roods and poles and delivered the
possession thereof TO the said Beckett That
The said John Delaney departed this ilte on o.
ing John w. Delaney and Hannah a. Lash and
Jonn Lash her husband, adults, and James W.
Robson. Rebecca T.. Robson and Robert A. Rob-
son, minors, his children and grandchildren,
his heirs at law. That David Robson was duly
appointed guardian for said minor heirs, the
Undersigned was duly appointed Administrntor
Of the estate OF John Delaney, decd, and that
said Joseph Beckett has fully paid and dis:
charged each payment according TO his said
agreement.
The prayer OF the petition is for authority to
make deed to said joseph Beckett for and In
oehaif Of said heirs at law OF said decedent.
That said petition will be for hearing on the
zsrd day OF July, A. d. 1868.
JAMES PHILLIPS, Admr.
10y OF John Delaney, decd.
BY p. .TALLNAN. his Atty. i-AtA
June 25-3w
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1886 by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used throughout North and
South America, with more pleasing
results than any other Medicine in
cases of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, Indigestion, COstiveness,
Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
and Fever and Ague.
rr Thousands OF certificates are In
our possession, giving detailed
accounts of perfect CURES effected
by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and put
all the functions Of the body
in o healthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White 4 Rowland, Prop.i-
stors Successors to Dr.. John Mofat and Dr.. ". D.
koffat, New York.
]. II. Patterson, Agent, st Clairsville, o.
F. B. winans. Agent, Bellaire, o.
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Atw AdrtttIsemenfs.
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

Jacob N. Grim.
rphrism viturne,. Ro.. Co. Com. Pleas.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION FOR SALE
ss sssys i.sss ns spS
q the Court House, in 81. ciainviiis, Belmont
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9Th. 1855. il .ls
between the hours Of 10 o'clock AN. and o.
premises situate in the County Of belmont. 70
The one undivided one-seventh On interest
az sT end 20 iss hS hsrsS
ehss and s.iofo post; thence East $50 perches PC
thence East 81 psrches g post thence 20 per-
m more er less, being part u the sou.bSest quar- quar-
"a z ssFiS The ons n nRdiyided II in and
10 os ~ Or sp9 be
IL being part OF the Northeast quarter OF Sec.
beginning AZ stake @ IN s shs Worth SIDE q Hish
the town Of Flushing thence ST9{o East 10 rods
to stone; thence North 70 East Is rods and %
ssd line q smd o
thence South 101fo East 29A rods to place Of be,
ginning, containing 4 acres more or less.
ALSO; The one undivided III interest in and
to the following described premises, beginning
at q stone in the Sand Hollow on the North side
Of the road leading from Flushing to uniontown
u being 10 apd 2-l0 perches East OF Town lot No
o.. in Flushing; thence North to Section line
thence East with said Section line to q stone al
the Northwest corner Of land now owned by
Asa Holloway; thence South with said Hollo.
ways line to a stone at the North edge OF Flush.
ing road; thence West with said road TO the
place OF beginning, containing eM acres, more
or less. Excepting n of AN acre decided fol
schoo! purposes. Deed recorded in Vol. 81, Page
S3s in Belmont County Record OF Deeds, which
reference is hereby made.
ALSO: The one undivided one seventh Q.D In
terest in and to Lots No. 20 and q in the town o.
Crushing, Belmont County, Ohio.
Terms oJ Sale: Cash on day Of Sale.
Appraised:
II II interest s 1st described Tract at sisS saSS.
1T Sd S75,
- Lot No, e SO
sAML. B. PIPER. Sheriff Bel. Co., o.
HENRY RHODES, Atty.
Sheriff 3 Office st. Ciairsville, o., July q 1858.
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Sherriff's Sale of Real Estate,
Elijah IIogue

Ei9an =. Hosae IN PARTITION,
Elihue H. Patterson ct al. Bel Com. Pleas
pY v1RTUE OF AN. ALIAS ORDER oFsAI.E
- In the above case issued and TO me siirected
/ will offer for sale on the premises in the Town
Of Barnesyills Belmont County, Ohio, ON
vi WEDNESDAY, AUGUST sth, 1883, si.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock AK. ana o.
clock ?. n. Of said day, the following described
premises, situate In Belmont County, TO wit:
In BarnesviIle, Belmont County, Ohio com.
nersiny feet ffo1n the Northwest corher OF
town; thence rumntns l6 feet inches East ION on
The 'front.' and back .tothe edge Of the Railroad
cut, being part OF the aforesaid Lot No 48. -
Also; Part second, cbmHencing for the sams
at q point 80 feet, 8tlches kest froin the North
west corner of the aforesaid Lot No 46: the,ica
feet in Main Street thence beck 70 the edge
q the Gsntrai m Ohio Railroad, being part Of the
Tern. q suk, 4, One third cash 4 in year and
] Appraised, let Tract, $1,000. s3 ~ NJ -
n" .f MiaIslts ~ 500. aeffo 9nt nl ln1t
re- SAM. B. PIPER Sheriff Bel. Co.. O. y
/. n. J. MANNIrct Atty for Pet'rf =
eheyt1 on1ces -. olairsvtlles O., July q l6e9
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE.-Mr James M.
Cast is Agent for Richland, Colerain. and Vince
ling Townships, for "smiths Dictionary OF the
pible," as published by the National PUBLISH
ing Co. This edition OF this standard work Is
said to be q complete reprint ofsmith
Dictionary, and contains over one thousand
paees, 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.
Forparticulars address the agent at Plank
Road r. o., Belmont Co, o. Jei-4w
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FARM FORSATE.

THE subscriber wishing to remove West will
offer his farm at Public Auction on Friday,
July 3. 1868, situated in Belmont County. Ohio,
about ten miles Southwest of st. Clairsville
about three miles South OF the C. o. II. II. and
about tho same distance from Belmont Station,
containing 60 ACRES, about Ten Acres oi
There Is on the farm good Frame House, good
well of water ut the door, good Cistern, Stable,
ards on the farm and fruit or various kinds
This is a beautiful location. and any person or
persons wishing to purchase such a farm would
do well to examine this before the day of sale.
For further information apply TO the subscriber
living on the premises.
June 25, 1865. WIN. DERMOTT, Sr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-02

AssAuLr.-on saturday night last, while
Lewis Woodmansee Of the Grant House, Wheel
ing. was at the st. Clair Hotel, VIM. l.. Camp
bell walked into the Office, cody took of his
coat and made an attack upon him. Mr.. Wood
n,ansee tried to get out of his way, informing
the crowd as he did SO, that Campbell had hettie
Knuckies. After the interrosition ofbystand-
ers pair ofiron Knuckles were discovered but
Campbell denied that he had used them Camp
bell was arrested for assault, taken before ESQ.
Neiswanger and nned ten dollars and cost.
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tFron, Rev. 1sAA G 4IxEy, 4Rsgnany, ra.l

tFrom Rer. LsAAC -IIKE-y, ARsshany, Pal
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
No. siMarket Street, Pittsburgh. .
SIR:-1 take great pleasure in stating that.
after having suffered nom dyspepsia for about
fifteen years, at some periods much more than
others, / have been entirely cured by the use OF
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. My friends know that OF
late years my case has been an extreme one.
had great suffering from eating any kind of food,
and on an average would vomit about one-third
OF my meals, in a sour indlgestible mass. When
the severe attacks would come, would lose all
strength and be utterly helpless. Some OF the
attacks would be severe that for days together
would not retain anything on my stomach.
save q little dry toast and tea. For years knew
not what il wRs TO pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain. From the time took the
hrst dose of this medicine l ceased vomiting.
gradually all soreness passed away. and flesh
and strength returned. and ever since have
bean able TO eat any kind OF food set upon the
table. Six months have now passed without
any symptoms OF the return Of the disease. My
case was considered by all. even physicians. 80
marvellous that for q time II was feared IL might
be fictitious; but am now SO well convinced.
that haye been not merely relieved, but per-
manently cured, that ] can conscientiously
recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure TO all victims
Of dyspepsia.
Late Pastor oftho Beavers st. NJ. E. Church. Allie
gheny.
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Notice.

HAy!NG SOLD MY.SAw MILL, PLANNING
II MIL and Lumber Yard. TO Messrs. Turner a
Osborne, who will continue the business here.
tofore carried on by me.
! wish now to settle up with my late custom.
crs, and desire all those knowing themselves
indebted TO me, to call without delay at my of.
nee, two doors East q my former Office, where
All persons having claims against me will please
present them. - = -
have left on hand q lot Of Walnut lumber
from one to four inches thick, dry and good. =.
Also, lot ofWindow sash and Shutters, which
wish TO close out at once. E' ITT-
have also, ten acres OF land, suitable for
gardening purposes, a two story fram house and
lot, and two good horses, which wish to sell.
WM STEWART, Bridgeport, Ohio.
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C)ss,wivs Eo ae;fee.

NEW HAVEN, CT, June /, 1867
MEssRs. c. G. CLARK & Co.
GENrs:-Belng anxious, from the great benent.
derived, 10 assist in spreading the fame OF Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, would state my case. Some
thing over a year ago, had violent attack OF
DlarThea, which lasted eight weeks, during
which time employed three physicians. but
without relief, until tried Goes Dyspepsia
Cure The frst dose helped me; took IL three
times day for a week and was entirely cured
and believe to-day 1t saved my HE. Bring
dose, which put mo all right: world advise
every family TO keep II on hand ready for irnme-
diate use. In case sf summer and Bowel SSln-
plants. Y: poNS.
- -. ~ ,l T.. ARNOLD co.
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HANDS ARE SCARCE,
. ID time is precious in Harvest. Farmers can
save one-half Of both, by using
SDr0lt 'SHayF0rk
TRIAL AT AUBURN. N. Y, JULY, ises.

TRIAL AT AUBURN. N. Y. JULY, 1868.
See Report, page III. IA. B. Sprouts Nay
Fork and knife, entry No. 81, weight Ii lbs.
First trial, pitched lSl0fbs. of hay over the
beam i'll pitches in minutes, so seconds.
Y Second trial, 2360tbs. in pitches in minutes.
The Judges say "this Fork enters the hay with
great ease and is tripped with celebrity and GER
tainty."
at gathers single pound of hay from the
barn floor as easily us any hand Hay Fork and
holds II more securely. 1t is one of the best
Hay Knives we have ever seen. As Hay
Knife 1t will rapidly cut hay in tho NOV into
sold blocks and as q Fork remove 1t to any place
II may be desired. Il Is apparently indestruct-
ible and will last q lifetime"
tested one of sprouts Combined Hay Forks and
Kni, es. We feel 1t our duty to the farmer as well
as tothe inventor to say, that 1t 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,
Gelaspie Moore. Geo. Campbell, John Patton, jr.,
stephen Dunn, VIM. @. Kinney, VIM. A Dermot
Emmett Wright, VIM. Philips, Euclid Scatter
day, NJ Danford, Hugh Rogers, A. Wiley, T. l..
Shue, Barry Mann, II. Mann, j. Hamilton,
Gilmore Philips, ali Of Belmont County.
Sold by
CARROLL 4 MITCHELL
ST. Clairsville, Ohio.
ma2s-tf
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Singers Improved Family sewins
.h,ne.--Tbis new candidate for admission and
fayor in the thousands of homes yet unsuppiied
with the Sewing Machine. is the most simple
tasteful, elegant and beautiful bits OF mecnan-
ism that we have ever seen, and IT performs its
work so noiselessly, delcately, swiftly and un-
erringiy that it is difricult to conceive Of any
thing more perfect. Ls stitch is the famous
lock- stitch, and has theappearance OF fine seed
pearls selected with most marvellous exactness
and uniformity Of size. We would say 10 oil
those etdesiring to purchase Sewing Maehihe'
to call at the Jewelry Store OF Brown q ADAMS
and examine this Machine before purchasing
.,.ewhere jel8-3m
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Hollands German Tonic

b eepsbfndtion Of al 0s is9redisets u 1x Bifiss
sstk ruRE Santa Crrs Rum, OTar1s, ste. n % sss1
p~yr alcoholic ir,sls Is required Yon vii bsar ts
Nind hdt nese renedtes dre entirely different frsg
any ohers ddusrfised for hs Of the dfsedsss NAMED
sss being seienlife preparations Of edicaai sztrasts
sshiie Us Others deeociions Of IN soNS
fsrr- The TONIC 70 decidedly ons Of dc ssoa ylssr
sanf and agreeable rssedies err efrsd . 1s Psbts
Dsgivtng sxhflaratir0 aad aedsesHdl 9xatftss hsss
ssssed y {, b kHe.rn az the sreafsa " al tssssst
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NE. LEsIER SgxToy, q Wholesale merchant of
ID years. In Milwaukee, one Of the most reiiabls
and careful men in the State, says, under date
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Jan. "a, 1868.
MFsSRs. G. g. CLARK d Co., Neig Rdven, Conn.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure. and IL has proved PERFECTLY satfs-
factory as remedy. have NO hesitation in
from its use.
Very respectfully,
(Signedl LESTER SEXTON!
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NOtica.

THIS rs TO SAY TO ALL MY BELMONT
County and Ohio friends, who may have oc-
casion to visit Wheeling, that am prepared to
~ reasonable rates, and will he pleased to have
tncm N, call ut the NEW BOARDING HOUSE,"
iol Market Street, West side. short distance be-
low the Market House. Wheeling. ~. =.
Li' WIN. HOGuE.
je25-tf Late Of Belmont County. Ohio.
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A BAENEsvrLLE BoY AT WEST PoIYr-It
will be seen by the annexed paragraph from the
New York Times, that Cadet James b. Mackali.
son OF Benz. Mackall, Esq, OF Barnesville, has
achieved high honor at West Point. being In
cluded In the frst fve ofthe graduating class,
arranged according 10 general merit. The class
numbered ffty-four members. The Times says;
"The great event OF the day was the official
announcement OF the standing Of the Gradua-
ting Glass at the undress parade of the Cadets
this evening. II will be seen that the First
Five as they are technically termed, consists
Of Cadets Albert A. Payson, John G.D Knight,
Richard L. Hoxie, Edgar W. Bass. and James b.
Maekall, and these We're the names suggested
. few days ago to your readers as the probably
successful competitors. As is customary, these
young gentlemen will honorably report TO the
SscrstAry OF War for promotion. and. as 1t is
usual N such cases, they Will no doubt receive
commissions In the Engineer Corps. There are
only three vacancies In that branch of the SER
vice, 1at aa ef1oTt viii be made. understand, TO
secure for all the first graduates adequate pro-
motion according 10 their distinguished merit"
Cadet Nackall stood a. follows In the various
classes General merits; Engineering 8; Ethics
aud 6sw II Mineroiogy and Geology 4; Span
ish II; Ordnance and Gusnsry II; Cavalry Tao
tics d.-[Barnesvllie Enterprise. ,..
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gfgai.
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
SF$s.!ssens sGRssA y ss ';s:'y;s z
~. Ciairsviiie, on 20 " -
THURSDAY. JULY Q. iscs,
between tie hours OF 10 O'Clock A. N. and a o.
clock ?: N. ofsaid day, for delivering and break
sn miles 9, and 70, % RODS each, miles II,
Bidders must state tho price per rod Of 100
cubic feet. The stone 70 be delivered at such
Engineer may desfenats, and be broken 70 .
size not exceeding fsur ounces In weight. y
Bids for delivery and breaking must be sep
JOHN A. BLAIR, Resident Engineer.
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fliroa Rsv. L. F. Ward, Avon. Loroin o., 01
MEssRs. STRONG & Armstrong;,
Gennemen,-It gives me great pleasure 10 state
that my wife has derived great benefit from tho
use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for n
number of years greatly troubled with Dyspep-
sia, accompanied with violent paroxysms OF
constipation which so prostrated her that she
vas all the while, for months, unable to do any
thing. She took, at your instance, Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure, and has derived GREAT BENEFIT
FROM IT, and is now comparatively well. She
regards this medicine as great blessing.
Truly yours,
Jan. 18th 1865. L. F. WARD!
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gown aud County geivs.

DIED IN JxrL-A short time ago boy six
teen or seventeen years of age, by the name of
oliver, was lodged in our county jail for the
commission Of some petty crime. On Saturday
morning. when the Sheriff visited his room, ne
found the boy lying on his face, and, on exam
tuation found he was dead. lie was subject to
nts ant, died without being able to make any
alarm.
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THE President transmitted to the
House o message vetoing the Omnibus
Reconstruction bill. He says he does
not deem, it necessary to enter into dis.
cussioI Of the merits OF tliis bill as II
contains the same principles which were
involved I'm the Arkansas bill. His OBJ
jections to that bill, therefore, apply to
this one with equal force. The message
was very brief, and occupied about three
minutes In reading. Mr.. Stevens de-
msnded the, previous question on the
passage of the bill over the veto, which
cut off the debate. This was sustained,
and the bill was then passed over the
veto by vote Of one hundred and five
ayes to thirty nays. The Senate also
passed the bill over the veto. -e
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Notice.

A USTIN C. WARREN, is hereby notified that
IA on the 9Th day ef May, 1868, Charity J. War
rem, filed in tho Court OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont County, Ohio a petition setting forth that
the said Charity is tho wife of said Austin c.
Warren, and charging him with having aban-
neglect OF duty, and praying the Court for an
order for alimony against defendant. The peti-
tion will be for hearing at the next term OF said
Court or after the ex pration of six weeks from
this day. CHARITY T. WARREN
Nav l4-0w ~ -.
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A few days ago two white men, named Wyatt
and Hackler, and a colored man, were killed by
lightning at London, Ky.
The tax bill, rs passed by the House, makes
the aggregate National Bank tax about six mil
lion dollars, moreper annun than 1t Is under
the present law. -1 .tIt
The Conservative soldiers invited General
Selden Connor, of Kendalrs Mills. to preside
over their deliberations at Augusta, Maine on
Tuesday, but he replied he wash favor Of Grant
aud Colfax,
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asw Adrertisemeuts.

OLIVER RHBNDFRSON,~ dealer in Groceries,
~ Proyisions, Pro- u &C. notions, Flour, &c.
West end OF BridgeJ ort. Ohio
All orders promptly attended to.