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Legal Notice.
John Garrett, Plaintiff,

Charles Anthony. ct. al, Defendant.
rENHE defendant, Charles Anthony, of Wash
J. ington County, Pennsylvania, is hereby
notified that he has been sued by the pla ntiff
John Garrett, in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Belmont County, Ohio, and that he fled his Pc
tition on the 18th Gay of October 1869, in which
he prays that the defendant may be required to
execute and deliver to the plaintiff a deed for a
part of Lot14, of old Bellair, Belmont County
Ohio, and that deed made by him. said Au-
thony, To one Jacob Fridshe, may be taken and
held void and null.
Said case will be for hearing at the next term
of said Court.
JOHN GARRETT, Pl'f.,
By his Atty, ]. Il. SMITH.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, o., Oct. q, 1869 GW
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D RESS MAKING.
MHs.A z. ArC-S

MISS r. -. II ECs-sS.
MAKE his method of informing the Ladies'
L of 81 GAINESVILLE, and Vicinity, that
she Is eI aged in the Dress Making BUSINESS,
and is pi pared to do all kinds of work in that
line onI dSonable terms. She may be found
at the East end of Town in the House owned by
Thomas Parker. nolI-3m
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Asw advertisements.
Public Sale of Real Estate

T WILL expose to sale on the 30th day of
i DECEM Der next, the Farm known as the
Elliott Farm, lying one-half mile South of the
National Road, opposite Belmont County In
Urinary, containing lis Acres, on weich Is Il
two-story frame dwelling, hewn icy barn,
stone milk house, and other necessary iout
buildings, Il good well OF water, orchard of
grated fruit The land is in a good state of
cultivation. There is about Is acres of good
timber. Sale to be on the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOEL ELLIOTT, EXT.
no25-td OF John Elliott decd.
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A Splendid Chance to get
into the Lumber Business.

I AM authorized to sell the undivided one
L fourth Of 600 y cres of fine laying land.
the most OF 1t covered with superb growth of
timber, together with the same interest in a
Portable saw Mill, established thereon. Sever
al Fine Teams. Wagons and every appurtenance
u necessary TO the profitable working of the same.
Situated in Meigs Co., Ohio near the Ohio River.
This property is offered at very low figures the
owners being engaged in other business For
further Information call on or address
LGCURGUS AUSTIN,
Bellaire Ohio.
have several fine properties in and about
Beilaire, that am authorized to sell cheap: or
acres. mile from Bellaire, suitable for Black
Smith or liuckster. Small pieces of land, from
l0loi0 Acres. Town property, New Town Lots.
&c. II will pay all wishing TO buy to call and
see me. LYCUKGUS AUSTIN.
Nov. IL, S69-tf
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WE call attention to the advertise
ment of Belmont County Farm for
Sale" in another column.
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THANKsGIvING DAY was well observ-
ed in this place. Nearly all the business
houses were closed and services were
held in several of the churches.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for December is
just at hand. The conspicuous features
are illustrated papers on Frederick the
Great, Beasts, Birds and Fish, and the
great Univerity Rowing Match. There
is also timely and interesting paper on
the various Ecumeuical Councils, the
first of which was held at Nicae in 325
and the last of which is to be held at
Rome next month. Other papers are
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Lady and My Enemy's Daughter,
Dolly The Fisherman's Daughter,
"A Mistake, Horse Tanning in Hawaii,
The Old Fairy JOANNA In Glover,
and two little poems, BY the Wayside'
and "A Passing Wish Some new fea-
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partment. We have the usual Easy
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
From the Pittsburgh papers of Tuesday.

CATTLE.
The supply was much larger than last week,
about ], $50 head, and the average quality was
not as good as that of last week, a large proper
tion Of the offerings consisting of thin cows
and steers and rough stays and oxen. Prime
butchers cattle were scarce, and all this grade
sold readily, and, that too, at tull prices, say
7A47H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The number of sheep and lambs on sale to-
day was comparatively small, but little over
1000 head yet the market was a dull one, and as
general thing prices ruled lower than last
week. The demand has fallen off very materi-
ally within the past three or four weeks which
is owing to the fact that good butchers cannot
compete with the "Buttler" butchers. the
latter buy their stock at almost nothing. while
the former, if they buy at all, are obliged TO
buy good ones and pay good price therefor.
HOGS.
The offerings were rather larger than usual,
but prices still keep up, and theIei is but little
prospect of any breakdown. Sales in a retail
way at el0 509n so and Sl3, though there were
but few sales above Sll so and not many even at
that.
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No Court on Monday. No Court on
Tuesday. No Court on Wednesday.
Court sick.
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DIED.

HDGERTON.-On the llth inst, at her resi-
dence in st. Clairsvills, Sarah Edgerton. aged
20 years and IL days.
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Final Settlement.

n Office is hereby given, that the account OF
~ T. L. kennon Ross J. Alexander AS
signees of Eugene Magic, was filed for settle
Inent on the llth day of November, and will be
for hearing December , 1869.
noll-3w c. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
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Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
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A dressing which
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NTH the gloss and
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COURT PRoCEEpINGs.-Upt to Wednes-
d-y noon-nine days-the Court has
disposed of but one Jury case. Twenty
or. civil cases have been dismissed and
thirty-one criminal cases have been dis.
missed or continued off the docket.
Several sales by Sheriff and Master
Commissioner have been confirmed, and
a number of judgments by confession or
agreement entered, in addition to the
following cases:
James Nicholl VS.. David Detwiler, ct.
al. Judgment on hearing for VIM. II.
Leese, one of the defendants against
Detwiler for s., ,116 "a and interest.
John n. Genin, EXT, VS.. j. II. Nc
Williams and wife. Judgment by de-
fault for 1895 II.
First National Bank of Bridgeport vs..
Silas Hart and Robert Davis. Judg-
ment by confession, 1927 As.
Thomas Day vs. Andrew J. Myers
Tried to Jury-verdict for plaintiff
Judgment $134 80. GThis is the only
Jury case tried in ten days. The Jury
fee amounts to $240, Of which the Coun-
ty pays $235. It would be cheaper to
pay the judgments than the Jury.]
Jane Familton VS.. Philip Morgan.-
Judgment for plaintiff for 81 ,136.
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the English language.
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The Grand Jury convened on Mon.
day.. Nov. 18th, remained in session until
Thursday, NJ 1eth, and found tie fol
lowing trueb1ls: =.
One agaisThomas Amons and Sam.
uei Cona&ay, for Burglary and Larceny
One against James Mcclure, for Grand
Larceny.
One against George Swaney, James
Wallace and Gust. Oliver, for Assault!
and Battery.
One against John Maiken, for shoot.
ing with intent to wound.
One against John Burkhammer, for
Hose Stealing.
The Jury also made the following re-
port on the candition of the County Jail:
10 the Honorable Court Of Common
Pleas at the Nou. Term, Il. D. 1859.
The Grand Jury summoned and now
in session for the term aforesaid beg leave
to report:
That in obedience to the Statute in
such cases made and provided, they have
examined the Jail of the county, and
find that the rules and regulations laid
down for its government by your hon.
orably body have been faithfully observ-
ed by the Sheriff of the county, SO far
as its dilapidated condition would admit
of, and we are free to say the Sheriff is
entitled to great credit for the humane
and comfortable manner he has render
ed the inmates under his charge, with
the limited facilities at his command.
And they further report, that in their
the building called the Coun-
ty Jail, is wholly unfit for.the purposee
for which it is intended, and the public
interest demands something more secure
and creditable to :he County. And they
urge upon the Commissioners, through
you, the Importance Of prompt action in
procuring Jail that will safely keep
prisoners, without the cost and expense
to the Countyof frequent repairs and a
guard by day and by night as is now the
case and has been for sometime.
John ii. Heaton, Foreman.
J. w. Wise, Thomas Lodge,
VIM. Smith, Daniel Steenrod,
Jas. G.. Theaker, John Henderson,
J. L. Finney, Samuel McKisson,
Benz Bailey, Robinson Keyser,
VIM. s. Swami, John T. Crist,
VIM. Tarbet; John johnson.
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald
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by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
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Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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consequently prevent badness. Free
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merely for n
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DR.. SARGENTS
Celebrated Remedies

They would have been rejected by the public
long ago, but on the contrary, though they have
been before the public for upwards OF thirty
seven years, the demand for them is greater to-
day than ever.
Thousands of sufferers have been relieved
and many confirmed invalids have been re-
stored to health through their instrumentality.
Testimonials from the most reliable sources can
be furnished by the proprietor, and all who
have Used them recommend them highly.
ATHENsvILLE, Pa, April q, 1869.
Mr.. GEO. a. KELLY:-l found your box of
DIR. Sargent's Backache Pills OF great value TO
me. They were the only remedy from which
found relief, and will recommend them to all
my friends.
Mrs. NATHAN THOMPSON.
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belmont Co. Farm for Sale.
Assionaes Notice.

Assignees Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
y signed on the 18th day of November, 1863,
were by the Probate Court OF belmont County,
Ohio. appointed Assignees of the estate and et-
fects of tirammer Jones and Jacob Mays, and
creditors are required to present their claims
against the said Jones & Mays, to US for reJec-
date and all persons indebted to said Jones &
Nays are required to make immediate pay ment
to ms ROSS ]. ALEXANDER.
CHARLES H. ARICK,
Assignecs of Grammer Jones & Jacob Mays.
Nov. ~ lSj9-3w
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sThe best. cheapest, and most successful
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DR.. SARGENT'S
EACKACHE PILLS
Are a never-failing remedy for all diseases OF
the Kidneys. Bladder, and Urinary Organs,
such as Pains in the small of the Back, Gravel
Dropsy. Incontinence of Urine, Strangury, In
hammation OF the Kidneys, &C.
For Sale by Druggists.
Price FIFTY CENTS per 6sr, SUGAR
CO4 TED.
CAUTION.-Take no other medicine as SUBJ
stitute for these Pills. but if your druggist does
not have them request him to order them. Sent
by mail upon receipt of price.
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
GEORGE A. KELLY,
Wholesale Druggist, Cor. 2nd Av. Wood St.,
Pittsburgh.
For sale by JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati. o.
APPLY
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SUCCESS A PROOF OF MERIT.

II there were no efficacy in the curative pow
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Flank Deeds and Justices Banks at Lewis
Drug & Book Store.
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ITO new subscribers, or old ones who
pay UP arrears, we will furnish the
CHRONICLE for one year and the Rural
Evening star., 1869-04-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Affair IN Wall street Were generally duh
yesterday, and IN facr the only feature OF any
interest was the curloas working OF the money
market In the msrning the market wore a
very quiet aspect, and the demand Was SUP
phru AZ pei cent. currency, with COMMISSIONS
o i-2 and LILO Per cent, but as the cay ad =
Nahc-d. especially after two O'CLOCK large
crowd OF brokers assembled in front of the
STOCK Exchange. and active bull move
ment was lraugurated an sgreenbacks Tn.
bldulngs became animated. partic ularly As M.
onerlngs Were light, and rates rose fr am 10 =,
i-le' ana hnally TO per cent. with ind,ca-
cations OF further advance. At thls Inncture
''greenbacks" became more plenty. aud there
was rapid decline IN rates, money being
freely offered al 3 y. then Ito and ~ per cent
This marked change i'm the market took the
green back bulls by surprise. aud very soon
many of those who had borrowed money n
high rates offered n com interest, which was
succeeded by fall 20 per cent currency
before three O'Clock. After that hour capital
was plenty AT per cent. ana some loans were
made al per cent, which may be considered
The other extreme OF the market The whole
performance on the street was somewhat
strained. aud the market was evidently mauip-
ulated for a rise. Ii was undoubtedly this spe-
cial attempt at artificial stringency which was
SO clearly apparent 10 the public eye. that
really broke down the rates. Commercial
paper passes more freely Al 10 TO 10 per cent for
the best names.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

NohINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations 10 the Senate at O'Clock
this afternoon:
Charles G. Crow, OF Ala; to be Governor of
New Mexico.
United States Marshals-George E. Went
L. Lammsn, District OF Nevada; VIM. A. Brit
ton, western District OF Arkansas: Augustus
Armstrong, Minnesota; Samuel T. Carroll,
North Carolina.
Assessors of Internal Revenue-James Ash
worth, 5th Pa; U. p. johnson. I'd ny.
Collectors of Internal Revenue-CharIes W
SLACK Sd Mass. VIM A Darling, 9th N York;
JGhn X. Reno, I'd Ny.
Receivers OF Public Moneys-Stephen Moore,
Mobile. Ala; VIM. A. Dawes, Stockton, Gal:
g. J.: Godfrey, Des Moines Iowa; VIM. II.
Dlugley, Montgomery. Ala; Charles NJ. Pat
terson, Marysvilie, Cal; James &. Braden.
Greenleaf, MINI.
ppraiser-Charies A. Dana. Appraiser OF
Mere handise for the Port OF Nsw York
Registers of Land Ofices-R. r. Campbell,
Eermlllion. Dacotah; T.. Y. Stsrns, Mobile
Ala; z. j. Anderson. Montgomery. Ala.
Pension Agents-B. NJ. Prentice, quincy,
Mich.
Postmasters-James FerrIer, Jefi.rsonviIis.
Ind; ID. w. Noyles. New Albany, Ind; John J.
Hazerigg. Greensburg, Ind; Mrs. VIM. A
Nichels. Fort Leaven worth, Kansas: j. f.
Moak. Watertown, Wis; Joseph Hall. Oconto
Wis; John IL Lewis, Pulaski, Tenn; John
Wilcox, Eddyyille, Iowa; WIN. A. Whitney,
Adr!ep, Mich; Thos. Il. Hickey, Salem, Oregon:
Chas. X. johnson, Griffin, Ga; Perry Hawes
Seoala, Mo-; Anthy SauspeuT, Lebanon, Ill
Michael PigRott, Quincy. III; Ed. H. Sears,
Staunton, Va; John r. Wilson, Lynchburg.
Va: Thomas +. Jackson, Farmville. Va; J.
M Billings, South Clara. Cal; ID. A. Sackett,
Petaluma. Cal; ]. J. Smith, OroviIIe, Cal
Mary j. Falls, Vallejo, Cal; Jacob Slough,
Bellfontaine. Ohio;, Henry =. DAVIS, Mans
neld. Ohio; Mrs. Sarah l.. PeiZer, Doylestown,
Pa. Caroline A. Arndt, Esston. Pa; Il. q. Blair.
Huntington, Pa; J. Lewler, Williamsburg. N
T.; u. Weeks. SkaneatIes, ". \ e; Chas. We'll
ling. Jamaica. n. \; NJ +. Rowe, Yonkers,
sas; Lorenzo ]. Worden, Lawrence, Kansas
Abner States, Jacksonville, III; Anson Par'er-
son, Joliet, III; Warren T.. McMackm, Ssi,;n
Ill; william IA. Humphrey, Lewisto an.
III; Samuel =. Barbee. DanyilIe. Ken
lucky; y. ID. Sperry, New Haven. Conn
Evening star., 1869-04-14
ILLINOIS LeGtSLArURE.

VI AGO. AprlI s.-Au sdlouraed session
dav.
The Governor has vetoed the Lake rrout
nill, cedine certain portions OF the lake front :
age 10 the Illinois C-ntral Railroad, ana n b,ll
allowing towns ana cities 70 reserve State
taxes for certain purposes
The first named hili will likely pass over the
Governors veto, but the fate Of the latter .
douptful
Evening star., 1869-04-14

TEE SENATE met Al noon, President ,ro IN
Anthony IN the chair. In mis- prayer rms
morning anniversary OF the assas in alton OF
Mr.. LinculnD the Chaplain a. ked that althou gh
was impossible for us te come up to the meas
ure OF the virtues of thoss who had
passed away, that yet as a nation may emu
late so far as possible their example
There being no other business the Senate i'm
media'ely after the read ng of the journal Went
into Executive session
Evening star., 1869-04-14

The sdysntsses offered by IL is COMPANY are
IL 1s Nat"ral Company, chsrted by a spe Il al
set OF Congress. ISIS
paid mp cas- ital of 4 100000
It offers low rates ef premium
Ii furnishes larger Insurance than other GONNA
nies for the money
n IL de hnite ano certain iu Its terms
II fs home company IN every locality
It's policies are exempt from attachmrnt
IsTe are no unnecessary restriction. N the
policies.
Bvery policy Is non for feitable
Policies may be taken which pay to the ips, red
their full am uuf ami retuY q all the premiums so
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual payments
Policies will be issued that will pay 20 the in
sured during bfe annual inc Of or, tenth
the amount named in The policy.
Ne extra rate Is charged for risks upon the liyss
Of females
IL insures not TO secure dividends. but at so low
\ cost that diyideL ds will be impossible
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN BvERY
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
ties for such sgencies with suitable enders ments
should be addressed to the Compsny's General
Agents only IN their res pective districts.
Circulars, pamph ets. and full particulars given
ON arplisstion AT the once Of the Company 10 this
city.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
Balsinsrs Markets, rs.aay.

BALTIkoRk, April 4.-Ootton quiet and
nrm Al y a2si. Flour duh and quiet. Wheat
dull. Corn frm; white. sJas6; yellow, ditto
oats dun; sales Of Western 75a56. Rye dull;
prime 50. There ~ little inquiry PORK
a. 80. Bacon frm; rib sides, $3.50 clear do .,
>E.5n; shoulders. >i3JO: hams, 29a2I. Lard
quIei al $3.50. Whiskey berter AZ ala9,
Evening star., 1869-04-14
Wall Street Ts.day.

NKw YORK, April ia-Market firm and
acus-. Money acuve AT per cent. IN gold.
ENchsnge. lJ7A. Gold, ia (. Fiye-twentlee
l-'2. coupon, s0s. Ten-forties. registered
I'1 a; coupon, 1861. NirginIas old I56S
10. -
Evening star., 1869-04-14

IVAN writes 10 the Springfield ReSub i-a,..
The wOrkDgmen will serenade Senator
SPraguf, tomorrow night when he is expected
10 have parting shot at all his personal enemies
IN Rhode Island. The workingmen have made
a great mistake in selecting HIM for special
honors, for he has no power i'll Congress TO aid
their cause.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Col. ROBERT NJ. DOUGLAs, President Gran rs
Assistant Private Secretary, was on duty AZ
the White House to-day officiating courteonsly
in the reception room al the desk heret.fore &C.
cupied bY Gen. Dent.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

EIGHTY.sIx female clerks employed tha
Register office Of the Treasury Department
were dismissed to-day.