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International Yacht Race.

A Channel race for yachts of all natione, from
Cherbourg round the Nah Light and back, for n
cup Of the value Of 2 ,5O0f, given by the Empe-
ror of the French through the Societe des Regattes
de Cherbourg, with a prize for the second vessel
value l,0O0f-, and a gold medal, was sailed on
Monday. the 10th inst. There was also an extra
prize Of 50f., and o silver medal for the first
French yacht. The result of this race will be in
teresting to English yachtsmen. as it was the
first opportunity there had been Of ascerraining
the comparative speed of the champion American
yacht DauntLess, about which the public have
heard SO much lately. This vessel was IN the
Solent during the whole of the races there during
the past fortnight, but she had not competed IN
any of them, nor indeed had she been seen under
way except upon one occasion. Ii was not known
that she was going TO Cherbourg to take part IN
this race, and it was therefore fortunate that TWO
English yachts of noted character-GmnereTe and
Egeria-were there to meet her, otherwise she
would probably have had an inglorious victory
The Guinirere, being ofall the fast English yachts
the nearest to her in point of tonnage, was the
best qualified to compete with her on equal terms;
the Egena is not quite half her size. The Societe
des Regattes de Cberbourg adopted the rules oil
the ROYAL Thames Yacht Club, including those as
to tonnage and time allowance as the conditions
Of the race. The following vessels we're entered {:
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GER Nh CLOTH SACK COATS,
ID English Navy Blue FLANNEL Suits,
White, Colored and Fancy Linen Suits,
White Marseilles md Duck Vests,
Made to Order by DEvLIN & CO., New York City, and for
Sale al Reduced Prices. by
oss 3n IRA RICHARDSON.
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8a@ >Oo04 OAA4&0
uNGlE UNDERSIGNED Has ON HAND
j Hni Gin hsrsHnsr kssp for sas. Blank FERNS. sssh ~ IRE
us~s IN tho L-~s-. s>ir or Purchsss ef Real Est.ss, Msrankie
rranssstsons, &C., ne. Among them may be scand shs follow
tngs
cuARrER PARTY. nr the Charscring AZ Vessels,
PowEn on ATTORNEY. rhr,e sr tour di1sr,ns forms
az susa.I and general Powers Of Attorney,
cuSroM HOUSE powEn or ATTORNEY,
COMPREHENSIVE. sr sfsrraasibs. ManuAeraring er Agr-
eulsnrsi Co p~rsnershipu.
LEASE of uous 90 Land.
nrLL or SALE, 90 Registered Vessel.
I'LL or GALE, Of Psrssnaf Prop~rty.
o. nesI Bstsss,
CuArrEL MORTGAGE. Of ruruarars 90 Personal Property.
xpnCrxLf Co-PARrNERsuIP,
nuIIpuRg CONTRACT,
Lxxss or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
u~pnNruRE or AYYKxNrICEsurP,
:. prrp or RxAL EsrArE,
fxDA
e~1pn uAur-Hrx Bill eS LsAsng. az- ke
49, blunns are pvsnssd On IN anss douunsns paper
~ &C., sYs. ordsn IRON sAs esasr IsiAsds psnpfy
re Der slssie Copy, IS Cts, o. ~ PER Dss-
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The Committee Of the Chcrbourg Yacht Club
each yacht by French measurement, &C
cording to the Thames rule, and the actual time
allowances were as follows:
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Spectator
NOTICES.

WHAT Sxxr s-cheapcr than siv.r-sookins and .easns
urtal W,.ches se saw last we.k st cur fr>od Collins. 90
had nat a gold uatch-wnich wc have 70 pay each year W.
% Cneie sam - Tor the prviisgs of wearfng-~e certainly soaa
have A Gold Metal watch. ess sn
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A0bfrtistmtrts.
PhotOe1.aph"

AAOOOSA OH
IMPROVEMENT IS THE ORDER Of
the day. Having constructed q new Sky Light. and made
various other improvements, I hope now to be able to suit the
most fastidious with
FhotoEraPhs
of anu Size. from a Crystal to a Mdnmoh, taken in
the best Style of the Art,
And nm mos, reasonable terms. ALSO, for sale Views Of the
Islands, Portraits of the Kings, Queens. and other Noeapies, &c.
$40 Nv II. L. CHASE, Fort Street.
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Payson,s ImdeltbIe Ink.

EOR MARKING LINEN, TO BE CSED
without any preparation-the best msrkipG ink IN u.
For sale BY tsi4 n. wHifSh'-
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THERMOMETER
letter Sheets.

411G0mVm1 GHO
CALCULATED TO SCORE FROM l2(
~ to Zoo Fahrenheit Is Cents 60 3 80 each
For Sale by h. n. WHITNEY
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WITH MAP IF ISL
w ANDS printed on them, can be had At the Bookstore.
GA Price 12a Css.. or IL per Deaen.
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ia Porte Unionl

Wsrcuss-we have received on. Of The new ooh Metal
yabrh~. from q. ". Collins q Co, of san Franeiseo. IL -
,.ruy nui.h-d. hnntinx ease, keeps good time, md 10 without
laubs IN. best watch br The price that en be purrhassf IN
Ian Erancisco.
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List No.
N EW M u 8

HAVE RECENTLY RECEIyE ED FROM
the Publishers, over 2Ooo pieces q late Popular Music,
Vocal and Instrumental among which na- Be found
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CIGARS
Palma Rial,
Tip Top, German,
Rio Del Norte, German,
Mariscal yillars, German,
La Rectitude, California made from Habana Tobacco.
La Paz, Genuine Habanas, very fine,
81 Capricho de Cuba,
Genuine Habanas, very fine
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01
SoMERToN, o, March %, '69

EDITOR CHRONICLE:
A large meeting of the Tax payers OF
tke GAINESVILLE and Somerton Mead
amized road, was held i'm Sonerton, on
the 23d of March, 1869. The meeting
was organized by the election of VIM.
Stanton president. and III. Thomas Sec
retary. The president announced the
object of the meeting TO be, to take-into
consideration the prOpriety of remon-
strating against taking said road off the
hands of the contractors. until it is COM
pleted according to specifications of the
contract.
The following preamble and resolu-
tion was offered and adopted:
WHEREAS, The contract letting the
Barnesville and Somerton McAdamized
road, as understood by the Tax payers,
lis, that the bed of said road was to be
graded twenty feet wide, and properly
dftched. Stoned nine feet wide, and
nine inches thick, with stone not ex-
ceeding four ounces in weight.
WHEREAS, The road is neither grad
ed, ditched, nor stoned according to
contract. Therefore
Resolved. 1st, That the Tax payers of
said road ask of your Honorable Body,
the Commis sioners of Belmont Co., to
appoint a committee of disinterested
persons, TO examine said road. and re-
port their finding to your Honorable
Body.
Resolved, I'd. That the Secretary be
directed to forward copy of the above
preamble and resolution, to the Com
missioners of Belmont Co.. and also to
the County papers for publication.
II. THOMAS, Secretary.
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From the Pittsburgh papers ofTuesday.
The market in general way continues dull
and devoid of anything that is really new or
Important. Flour is . shade stronger, under
the influence of advices from the West, though
the demand is light and prices unchanged
Provisions are quiet and unchanged. Grain is
dull and unchanged. Sugars are firm and, with
in q lew days, prices have advanced materially.
APPLEs-Are coming in more freely, but with
a steady demand, prices are maintained. rang
ing from S4@6 p Dbl. as to quality. !.
BUrrER.The demand is less active and the
market dull, though as yet prices are unchang-
ed, at 4594S for prime to choice.
BEANs-In better supply-may be quoted at
DRIED FRUIT-Dull; sales of peaches at Ii for
quarters: l5@l6 for mixed and 1913 for halves.
Apples st l0@l2, as to quality.
EaGs-Quiet, notwithstanding the supply is
asss ssas; and quotations may be fairly given at
PRovIsIoNs-The market is steady with a fair
Sales Of bacon at I415sl5 for shoulders; ribbed
sides, l6N@l7; clear sides, 1s@lSH, and sugar
cured hs hams si ls5i Steamed team Lard .J lsH, kettle
beef 81. ..'
PorAroEs-In good local demand with regular
sales, in store, at 5000 p bushel.
HAY-BaIed in good supply and dull but un-
changed; sales tight pressed ct s2sS25 for good
GRAIN-wheat is steady though the demand
continues light; we continue to quote No.
spring, at 81 4S@l, As. and No. winter at 81 550
90: Oats dull and little weak; we now quote
at 65. on track, and 679I0 in store. Corn con-,
tinues dull but unchanged: 70972 for white and
75@U for prime yellow. Rye is dulland nom2
inal. at 81. .469l,12. Barely dull and nominal at
81 ,9092 90 for good to prime spring. q.
SEEDs-There is q very fair demand for clover
with sales at slO9i05 80, and timothy at So 5O@s,z5
Flaxseed quoted at s2,45@2,50. - =
FLoUR-Is shade hrmer though there is no
improvement to note in the demand, and no
6,75@7. Winter wheat S7,5o@S. Rye -four 81 COO
rs The following are the Pearl Mills prices for
their brands Of flour made Of the best wheat:
Pearl Mills three star green brand, in barrels
$780, in sacks Ss.6 go, double extra in barrels &c.
and in sacks at 8,90; Pearl Mills family I'm bar
rels, $50 and in sacks at $500, spring wheat
brands in barrels 81 80. and in sacks S7,00.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Morol, Ter

BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the scales du.
ring the past week amounted to S92 head
against S93 last week. OF the number offered
2l3 head came from Virginia, 3SS from Ohio, 81
from West Virginia, and s. from Illinois, over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 25 from PEN
nsylvania over the Northern Central Railroad
l3i from Maryland and from Pennsylvania on
foot. and 4frOm Maryland by boat. OF the re-
ceipts 553 head were taken by Baltimore BUTCH
ers, SO by Washington and Annapolis butchers,
IS sold to speculators for other markets I7Q were
reShipped to the East without being offered
here, and the balance left over unsold. Prices
ranged as follows: Old cows and scalawags at
IS 25@5 90; ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
at IS 5696 so; fair quality heeves 81 50@S 25 and
the very best beeves at IS 25@9 80 2 100 bs the
average price being about s6 IS gross. The mar
ket opened moderately active this morning and
for good and prime beevss there was an advance
of about . cts p 100 lbs the rates of last week.
but on common and medium grades of cattle
there was no change, the market closing rather
dull, =
SHEEP-The receipts during the past week
have been large, and although good demand
has prevailed, the quotations show decline OF
fully 10 Y n. Prices ranged as follows; Fair to
good wool sheep at 5IfSs cts, and sheared at SO
81 cents p gross. - =
Hoes-The market during the past week has
been fully supplied, and with limited demand
quotations are barely sustained. Prices ranged
as follows: Fair togood fat hogs sl4@l5 50, with
a few extra at sl5 75 2 100 bs net.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

CouRT PROcKEDISGs.-Courti is still in session
Judge Wa, presiding. The following are the
cases disposeus Of during last week:
Nancy A. Bielev Vs. john Bigley. Divorce
Dismissed at costs OF defendant.
Philip King vs. John L isle, Admir-. Dismiss
ed, each party to pay his own costs.
Henry Fisher vs. Charles Fisher. Tried 10 O
Jury. Verdict for plaintiff Sol 9S. Notice Of
End trial Bond fixed at s1000
Hiram Frasier vs. James N. Turner. Continu-
ed at costs of plaintiff.
John Neininger VS.. John Lasch. SANDER
Judgment upon submission to Court for 5000,
and plaintif remits s4s70 of judgment. No re-
cord.
John F. Simpson VS.. Robert Hazelett- Leave
to reply in 3odays and continued.
Samuel Donley VS.. Henry Capehart. Report
of Master confirmed. Judgment for plaintiff
s4l7 81 and costs.
Isaac Hoover VIM. Nick. Brown. Dis
missed at costs of plaintiff.
James Kerr & &c. vs.. Richard Crawford. Tried
to Court by agreement. Judgment for plaintiff
STA Y and costs
John Glass VS.. Thompson Glass ct al. Exr.-
Tried to a jury Verdict for plaintiff $500
Elizabeth J. Gatchell vs.. Edward May yberry-
Bastardy Compromised. Defendant plead
guilty. Judgment on the pleasllo.
Edward v. Shipley ct al. VS.. Thomas Ault
Admir-. a2eport of referee confirmed. Judg-
ment on report in favor of plaintiffs $3.50.
Robert ]. Ffnney Vs. Alexander McIlrany.-
This case has been tried twice before. First
time jury found for defendant. Second time
Jury did not agree. At thts term tried TO q jury
Numerous other cases were continued, and
otherwise disposed Of Court Will adjourn on
next Saturday, having transacted 9 large
amount Of business there are still great many
cases on the docket. yet undisposed OF and pass
over to the next term.
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The State of Ohio Belmont
County Court of Com. Pleas.

Harriet II. Franklinl
VS.. petition for livorcs
William B. franklin
J'HE said VIM, B. franklin, will take notice
l. that said Harriet H. Franklin, filed heI
petition in said Court, on the I'D day of March
1853, charging him with adultry with one r. NJ
Duerty, in the month of June, 1867 and from
that time hence. Also. charging him with ex-
trene cruelty towards her, said Harriet, and
Also charging him, said defendant, with gross
neglect Of duty towards said petitioner. Said
petition prays for q divorce from said defen-
dant, with proper alimony, and tor custody OF
The defendant will alss take notice, that the
petitioner will proceed to take depositions in
this case at the office of the Mayor of the City
OF Mendoza, State of Illinois, before competent
authority, on the 10th day of May 1862 between
the hours of "A. NJ and 8 p. NJ, with authority
to adjourn from day to day, till all such deposf.
tions shall have been taken.
March %, l869-6w
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Probate Co,lrt.

y Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
Guardians have filed In my Office at St. Glars
vile, Ohio, eiraccounts and vouchers for set
tlement, to wit: -
Jesse White, Guardian of Elizabeth and MARY
Z, Barlow, wards.
Joshua White, Guardian of James C. McMil.
Ian, wards. :
Joshua n. Gregg, Guardian OF Victoria E.
William 8. and Henrietta Gregg, wards
n Matthew Booth, Guardian nf Ellen ]. r.
VIM. B. Mills, Admir- of Robert Mills, decd,
Deborah and Ludley Bqndy, Exrs, OF Chalkley
Rundy, decd, 7'- ~
Samuel Martin, Guardian of Thos, r, Martin.
Francis Simpson, Guardian Of Rosannah and
William Gray, wards.
Cecil, wards. -
Swan C. Vance. Admir- OF Norris Bethel, decd,
George Coss Guardian Of John Ross Coss
Asa Gsrretson, Exr. Anna q. Mcclure decd.
The first six above named will be for hear
ing and settlement on the 18th and the remain
Ing SIX on the 90th day Of April.
April I-SH -,
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To Justices of the Peace.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH, and by virtue of a
I Joint resolution of the Senate and House of
representatives of the State of Ohio passed
of this and the other counties is entitled to re-
ceive one copy of Swan & Saylor's Supplement
TO revised Statutes of Ohio.
Having received the requisite number for the
acting Jgstices of this County, 1t will be an ac-
commodation to me, as well as beneficial to
themselves II they will call at the Clerks Office
as soon as possible and get the copy to which
each is entitled.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL,
Mar25-3 Clerk OF Com. Pleas.
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Notice.

| NOTICE is hereby given, that petition hos
~ been filed with the Commissioners of Bel
mont County, Ohio asking an order extending
the corporate authority of the Incorporated
Village of Martins Ferry, over the following
described territory, to wit:
Beginning for the same at the Southwest
corner of lot No. in David Coss's addition to
Martinsville then with Southeast line of said
lot through lot No in said addition; thence
with the same bearings through the lands of
Joel Wood to the Southwest corner of lot No 8
in Samuel Sharpless' addition; thence with the
Southeast line OF said lot No. 9 to the Southeast
corner of said lot to penn street. Said street
occupies all of lot No. in Coss's addition be-
longing to Samuel Sharpless which is l03 feet
by 60 Also, a portion of Joel Woods lands
S9411 feet by go wide.
Your petitioners here name William H. Orr
as their agent to attend to the matters con-
nected with this their petition.
Which petition will ne for hearing at the of
nee Of the Commissioners of Belmont COUNTY,
at st. Clairsville, Ohio on the 10th day of Iune
1853: A plat and more particular description Of
said territory is filed with the petition,
WILLIAM H. ORR,
March ll-6w Agent for petitioners.
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match.s sficislly reported upon the turf. tn.

matches, omciSlly reported upon the turf. the
time has been about three minutes.
| ENDURANCE OF THE PKRcHKRoN HORSE.
| A gray mare belonging to NJ. MontreuiI, q
horse dealer, harnessed to tilbury, trotted ovei
g hilly and difficult road, a distance Of IS S-s
miles, in hours and "a minutes This mare Is
still living.
| A gray mare, seven years old, belonging TO
Construrier, in 1854 harnessed to a tilbury,
travelled IS miles and back In two consecutive
days, going at q trott, and without being touch
ed with the whip, over hilly road, the follow
ing time was made: The first day the distance
was trotted in hours minute and IS seconds,
the second day in hours, minute and 80 Sec
onds This is sufficient to show the power of
endurance; and if they had been trained and
tested here as American horses are, by expert
enced Jockeys, on good tracks, and to sulky or
light wagon. their time would have bean much
lower than 1t is now shown.
The Percheron or Norman Breed, when old
enough. is propogated with sufficient uniform
ity, and presents sufficiently marked typical
qualities to authorize us, in claiming in favor
OF its members, the characteristics and the title
of a seperate and distinct breed.
1t will be seen have used the name Percheron
and Norman for triis justly popular horse, Syn
onymously, for they are the same horse, in fact
they take the name Percheron or Norman
owing to the province in which they were raised
or from where they were imported. Percher
and Normandy are different departments Of
France, and, though both departments abound
with these horses. 1t is claimed Percher was
the first to prduce them.
In Canada East the Percheron or Norman was
introduced many years ago, and has been bred
there for many generations entirely unmixed,
and remains SO yet Stqnted somewhat in size
by the cold climate. and the rough usage to
which they have been subjected, but in no wise
for they possess all the honesty,
courage, endurance, hardihood, soundness of
and characteristic excellence Of
his progenitors.
Twill add few suggestions as to the best
time to have a colt produced and its care the |
first season. A foal should be produced from
the LIST of February TO the 18th of March. The |
mares should be provided with a good sized
stable without stalls. The foal coming at the
time named is when the mare is not much used, /
and by the time pasture Is up, the mare will |
afford abundance of nutriment for the advance
ment of the colt, and by the lst of November,
The usual time 10 wean colts, the colt will be !
about eight months old, and consequently bet
ter prepared to eat grain and hay than though
t was not foaled till may or June as is usually
he case, land will winter much better, and in
hair by fly time, and will be less annoyed by
hese pests.
These rules adhered to will no doubt give
,arlier maturity and greater size to the horse
[apl-ltl w. ESTEP.
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Notice to Contractors.

- EALED proposals will be received by tha
, undersigned, at the st. Jlair Hotel, IN 81,
CLAIRSVILLE. until
SATURDAY. APRIL II, 1859,
for furnishing, delivering, breaking and spread
Ing limestone on the Macadmized road leading
from st. Clairsville to Warnock's Station, on
the @. o. r. r., as foliowsi
First mile ail rods; Second mile, go rods,
Third mile, 30 rods Fourth mile, 30 rods; Fifth
mile IS rods.
Approved bond and security will be required
of Contractors for the faithful performance of
said work. Nothing but the best quality Of
limestone will be received, and not TO exceed
OF. in weight.
Ali contracts subject to the approval of the
County Commissioners, and all work paid for
in County bonds. WIN. P. FRASfER,
March 25, 1869. Engineer.
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Vegetable SiciHan Hair ReneWer

Has stood the test of seresi wears
before the pHbtic nnd no prepard-
fioH fer the heir hTs yet been dis
c0ceFed fhat sEj{t lIiodHce the same
beneficial results. 1t is ef7, entireIy
actO scientific discOrery. ro,a6i,.i,,0
many of the most ;,oreyfWL and re-
stordtiUe agents iis the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. 1T restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. 1t makes tie settia whitc
Gnd clean; cN!-cS 0URdls1SS and
hahaors, aud falling out OF the
hair; and soiL Aiahc it gF0sc upon
6Hta Reads, ercept in ceIy 00ccI
PERSONS, as it furnishes tie aut,i-
lire principle by rhich the bah. is
R0tristett 0Rsg Supported. IT makes
the hair Ma1ss, seff, and 0koSSy,
md Is Hasugna ssef as a n AIR
DR ESSIN q. II is ire cheapest
preparation ctei of; red to the pub
tic. as one bot ic pii accom- isiSk
more aud last Longe.. than iHrec
bottles Of any other preparations.
Vt IS recommended and used bs
;ha First Medical AUTHORITY.
TIE sC0RdeITuI results produced
or our StciiiaR Hair Reneacl. hare
induced many to fiidtnTdciHrc Erc-
f,drutiOas for the I{tfii', HRde,. ro-
s.ioWs names; and, ss order to i,l-
d"ce the trade os's the public to
purchase their comp0ii'dS, fheu
hGn: resortrd to JGisehood, by
ridimi.Ig they Rcre former pe,f-
peJ's. or bad same connection with
orr jr. T0lg, nast tsei, 1rcp0ra-
ion ect;s Siiaifdr 10 cars. DO rot
&c drccired by them. Purchase me
or. fiaGi: it has percr net been
o1"0fIcd. Oar Treatise ca tie Heir. |
,rith certificates, sent free Ly mail. |
iSsc that each bottle has our. pirate !
Rerenue StS,np ecef' the to,, OF the !
botsir. III css.crs are i,Ritations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N. H. |
Sod BY al Dr~asists and pssl~, n Assiairs
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financial aud Commercial.

NEW YORK, March 30th.
GoLD-During the morning was firm; prices
opened at l3l the rates paid for borrowing
were 8, 1, ~. 1-64 and p cent to fiat, and for
carrying. 2 4 6, and p cent. Gold closed
steady at l3lA@13l2s.
GovERNMENT SToCKs-Dull; but notwith-
standing the money pressure, prices have not
show an improvement of L p cent. as yester-
day there was a disposition to make lower quo
tations; but actual sellers are hard to find, and
there is some investment buying, and consider.
able purchases to cover shorts; Coupons 81, ll55
@1l519: '63, llSl4, '64, l13A9Il4; IS. ll5A@ll6;
new, 1l2zs@llS; 81, ll25s@llS 49, ll2zs@ll3; I04Os
l05@l05lZ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

SMITH TOWNSHIP TIcKEr.-The Republicans
of Smith Township have nominated the follow
ling excellent ticket: Justices of the Peace, John
McKisson, James Phillips; Trustees, A. c. Ram
age, Joseph Beckett, Jesse Wilkisen; Clerk, l.. D..
Glover; Treasurer, George Thomborough; As
SCISSOR, T. b. Jackson; Constables, Umphrey
Weekly G. NJ. HaInslton,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

RIcaLAND TOWNSHIP TIcKEr.-The follow
ing is the ticket nominated last Saturday by
the Republican Convention for Richland Town
ship: Trustees Thomas ]. King, James Frazier.
David Harris; Clerk, George Jepson; Treasurer.
James McMillen; Assessor, James Hammond;
Constables Jehu Springer, Wilson s. Colby
This is q good ticket and ought to be elected.