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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-14
Great lmprovemnte in
Washing Machines.
The Old WoOden Wash Board
again TUrned-Up.

RY A SIMPLE BINATION of the lever
u power and the OIL vash-board, in the cor-
Struction of the 81
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine even Introdut has been
brought into use.
The cry of "humbug' is complete silenced,
and the prejudice against Was Machines
overcome wherever this machiDs been tried
and it's good qualities and capaet ested. II is
universally pronounced just VII was needed
as a labor-saving Washing Mac e.
For reference as to the superj yof this ma
chine over all Others now in use. we give the
following names:
George Dilworth, Mt. Pleasant,o.
VIM. Hall, Harrisville, Ohio.
stephen Hobson, Flushing, Ohio.
Joseph Walker,
Jacob Holloway
isreal Lewis, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
Jesse Bewley, =" {"
II. G. Welday, /"
Elijah Pickering, East Richland,
Enoch Carman, "
and all others who are using the machine.
For Information, address,
A. b. ANSON & CO.,
ma20-tf Flushing, Ohio
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TO The Public.

The undersigned announces that be has pur-
CHASED the entire interest and good will OF
Messrs. Campbell & Downing, in their line of
wheeling, leaving Morfistown in the morning
and wheeling in the afternoon. He will now
pc prepared to accomodate all travellers with
comparable Omnibusses, under the charge of
careful and sober employees. Fair Fifty cents
DetWeen Morristown and st. ClairSviile and
Wneenng and ST. Clairsville-way passengers
MI isaac IL Patterson will act as his and the
Express Agent, in st. Clairsville. Ali orders
anu packaSes LETT with him will be promptly
and carefully attended to =
JOSEPH B. BUTLER.
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How to Can Fruit ana Vegetables

All fruits and vegetables do not require
the same degree of heat alike, nor the
same continued application of heat
Fruits ofa delicate texture, such as The
strawberry, raspberry, blackberry.
gooseberry, currant, and some Others.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-14
To Make Cream Cheese.

For the cream cheese take six quarts
of new milk and one OF sweet cream,
to which add two or three spoonsful of
renEet; let it stand until sufficiently
firm. Spread a linnen cloth in a large
basin of cold water, lay the curd gently
on it, tie the cloth and hang upto drain
for four or five hours in cool place;
then change the cloth and put the curd
into a vessel the circumference of a
common plate; must be taken out turn
ed and split horizontally with thread;
lay the cloth between the two cakes,
and again put them in press for twelve
hours; if then pressed enough, which
can be ascertained by their frmness,
keep them in fresh grass few days,
turning them morning and evening.
They are excellent. The grass process
is not absolutely necessary.-[S. S.
RhOddeS, in Rural NeaU Yorker
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
THE DEMOCRACY OF YAvAPAI
Proceedings of a Convention of Demo-
 cratic Delegates.

Pursuant to the call published in the ARf- ZoSA MINER; Democratic Mass meeting assembled at the Court House, in the town
 of Prescott, Saturday, Oct lst, 1870. The
 meeting was organized by eectng F. J. Cook.
 Chairman and E. A. Gordon, Secretary
 Learning that there were delegates present from Wickenburg and Salt River, the meet ing proceeded to elect committee on order
 of business. The following gentleman were elected as the committed: Prescott, J. G.. , Campbell, F. G. Christie, Wickenburg, J. A. l Rush, Salt-Riyer, c. II. Grey, Granite Greek, 1 David Mum. On motion, the meeting ad-
 journed until o'clock r. M. At . o'clock P. M., the meeting convened, and the committee reported, that it was agreed 10 elect seven delegates to meet the Delegates from the
 lower portion of the county in convention. The meeting then adjourned until o'clock ! P. M. On reassembling it was reported to ! the meeting that seven delegates had been ! duly elected. On motion, the chairman was ! empowered to appoint a central committee, 10 act for one year, or, until another qualified On motion the meeting adjourned until Mon | day o'clock P. M., to receive the report oi | the convention on nominating
 Prescott Oct. 2nd, 1870. The Democratic county convention fol | Yayapai County, met at 10 o'clock A. M Oct
 2nd, and organized by electing E. J. Cook | Chairman aud J. L. Mercer, Secretary. Or
 motion it was resolved that, committee or
 credentials be appointed. The Chair named
 the following gentlemen to constitute tho committee: c. II. Gray, D. P. Foster, anC
 J. c. Campbell On inspection the commit
 tee found the credentials of the following
 gentlemen correct: J. II. Fitzgerald, and on' proxy, C. II Gray, J. L. Mercer, J. c. Camp
 bell, Win. Gibson, James Baker, II. Herbert s. (. Miller, E. J. Cook and D. F. Foster
 On motion the convention adjourncd 10 mst
 at half past two o'clock T. N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
EVENING srssroN.

Convention met pursuant to adjournment; Minutes read and adopted. On motion con vention adjourned to meet at Socioek A. VI.
 Oct Sd second days proceedings; morning session: Minutes of previous session read anu adopted On motion, resolved that nomina- tions are now in order. Toe names oi the following candidates were presented Tor tue Council: ]. T. Alsap, II. II. Carter, J. ". Campbell and J. H. Fitzgerald. On motion resolved that the nominations be by ballot. The Chair appointed C. II. Gray and H. Her bert, tellcrs First ballot; Cartier, seven votes, Campbell ten. Alsap eleven. fiizgerald 1 five. whole number of votes cast eleven, neces | sary to a choice six. The Chair declareu ! Cartier, Campbell and Alsap duly nominated | For the Assembly the following names oi candidates were presented to the convention: | C. A. Luke, W. J. O'Neal, ]. l.. Mercer, Jas. | Thomas. Jno. Taylor Wm. Marmaduke, J. l..
 Fitzgerald and John Olvany. First ballot. ! C. A. Luke four votes. W. J. O'Neal eleven, J. l.. Mercer eleven, Jas Thomas seven, Jno,
 Taylor nine, Marmaduke five, J. II. Fitz-
 gerald eleven, John Olyany four. The Char
 declared W. J. O'Neal, J. l.. Mercer, Jas.
 Thomas, Jno L. Taylor, and J. II. Fitzgerald
 duly nominated.1 On motion the convention
 took a recess of one hour. Un reassembiIug
 the name of John Olvany for the Assembly
 was withdrawn and Gordon A. Wilson sub
 stituted. Second ballot, Wilson six votes
 and Marmaduke five votes. The Cha'rmai
 announced Wilson nominated, having received
 a majority of all tue votes cast At this stage of tbe proceedings J. q. Campbell declined , bis nomination for the Council. Nomination for the vacancy being in order, the conven
 tion took recess of half an hour. On re
 assembling the Chairman stated the order O business was to nominate one member for thu l Council, rice Campbell resigned NIT. Mar { madukc and Henry Wickenburg were plaee' I in nomination. First allot,-Marmaduk
 seven votes, Wickenburg four votes, Marina
 duke declared nominated. For Sheriff, name , ofcandidates were J II. Behan and A. (. Swain , First Blllot,-Beban seven votes, Swain fou , votes Behan declared nominated For Coun
 ty recorder, names of candidates: r. c ;, Christie. and E. A. Gordon. First ballot U Christie three votes.
 Q Monday, Oct. 3d, F. M. Mass Meetin a met pursuant to adjournment The conyen a ton reported their action to the meeting; repor |, adopted. The Chairman appointed Demo u cratic Central Committee consisting of tn e following named gentlemen
 Is For Prescott: C. A. Luke, J. M. Rountre' .e sam C.. Miller, J. II. Marion, G. w. Hane'
 For Wickenburg: A. H.. Peoples.
 For Walnut Grove A. Cullumber
 e For Salt River: Jack SwilIing, c. II. Ora!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
The Latest Indian 0utrage--Another Pi-
 onesr gone--Bill Dennison killed.

The whole community was shocked on Thursday morning, on hearing that parties came in during Wednesday night, reporting that William F.. DennisOn was killed, and asking assistance to bring in his body to town for burial.
 The circumstances of his death are these {: For some weeks past be had been living at Davis & Taylor's, On the head of the Hassay- ampa Greek, and prospecting in company with Messrs. Davis, Groom and others. On Tues day Davis turned horse out to graze near the cabin, which, when it was wanted on Wednesday, WAS missing. Wednesday F. N., about three o'clock, Davis and another man left the cabin to Fepew the search for the horse, and Dennis0u remained tO watch three mules that were get on hand That was the last seen of him alive About four o'clock D. K. Poland and others, vho were going to f.e Bradshaw mlne- vlth provisions, etc, on
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
Political.

The Democracy of the two great counties of the Territory are on the warpath. Their representations have met together, counseled, and the result may be learned by reading proceedings published in to-days paper Their candidate for Congress, Peter R. Brady, has taken the field, and will shortly arrive here. Those who know him, speak highly of his honor and ability and pronounce him the most popular man in Pima county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

D. A. BENNETT, Secondary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
The Latest War News

Is to the effect that Strasbourg had fallen {, that the Prussians had met with reyerses in the vicinity of Paris; that Russia was making ready to "gobble" Turkey; that England
 vas in sympathy with France, and that Bis marck demanded too great price for peace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
FRUIT TREES.

AS shall go to California tie lst of Noveaber fr he purpose Of bringing out fruit fees and garden sess of al kinds persons desir0us Oi purchasing depend getting them of a Phosnix wickenbra and Prescott, as cheaply as they can be had ia the Territory this winter.
 All persons indebted me fr fruh trees oF otherwse requested Co settle before the first of NOyeheE All bills and accounts are leh with Levi Bashford-
 Oe,l-t2 z. JACKSON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
Gold and Greenbaoks

Sin Francisco, Sept 22.--Gold 10 New York, ll47s. Legal Tenders, in San Francis co, selling, sSt, buying, oS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Proceedings of Popular Convention of the Democrats of Pima County, held in Tucson, Sept. r, 1870.

The Convention being called to order, Mr. Granville II, 0ury was elected Chairman and Mir D. A. Bennett, Secretary.
 After an address by the Chairman, on mo. ton of Mr Elder, committee, consisting of D. A. Bennett, W. $. oury, aud Solomon Warnc.., ] e. .pI-s:..su uy tne Uhair, to pre- sent platform, expressive of the sentiments of the Convention. The committe returned the following, which was unanimously adop- ted:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08
PLATFORM.

the opinion of tue Democratic partv of Pima county the time has arrived when it becomes the imperative duty of all good citizens of the Territory to arouse themselves from the apathy and indifier- ence that has, heretofore characterized their movements in matters involving the welfare Of the country, and to industri- orsly and earnestly set about deylsing honest and truthful ways and means 10 secure the governmental aid and protection that OUT present impoverished and Apache ridden condition SO seriously demand, and WHEREAs-It IS deemed prudent and essen tial to change the suicidal course pursued in the past, of entrusting the representa- tion of our interest, and the interests of the whole Territory in the hands of politi- adventurers, sent among us, by a corrupt dominant political power to cat out our substance, and corrupt our political morals, and who arc strangers to us, and without identity in the country, and
 WHEREAs-It is confidently believed that most efficient and speedy relief from the wrongs we suffer will be found in the im- mediate and thorough organization of the Democratic party, n strict and honest ad- herence to the principles 1t inculcates and in the selection from the 6 bona fide citi-
 
 men to execute its mission, and WHEREAs-Ihe Democratic party has, in all time, depended for it's success upon a bold and fearless declaration of its principles and an honest and faithful advocacy of the same.
 Therefore, be it resolved by the Democrats of Pima county in popular Convention assem- bled That we submit to the candid judgment of all men the following declaration of princi- ples and measures:
 That Republican Governments derive their just powers from the consent of the people and are instituted among men to secure to all those inalicnBble rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness, with which they arc endowed by their Creator, and of which nonC can be deprived by valid legislation, except for the commission of crime
 That the true mission of Democracy is tc guard with unceasing vigilance the liberties of the people, and to perpetuate our free in, stitutions by the impartial application tC public affairs of the fundamental principles o equal rights, strict justice, and economica administration.
 That the Federal Government is one of del egated powers, derived from the State through the Consultation, and any departun from q strict construction of that instrument by any of the branches of the Government are nsurpations, and dangerous to the ibertie of the people.
 That the right of States is perfect in th exercise of all powers not delegated by th Constitution to the Federal Government.
 That we are opposcd .o Indian, Negro, an, | Nongolian suffrage
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-10

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09
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[Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 10. 81
OY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID dated October 3d. 1868 executed by Philip
H. Hootf and wife, and duly recorded the I'M
designed, therein named rs Trustee, WILL on
TU ESDAY, the 9th day Of March next, in
front of the premises. in the city Of Al
Va, sell, al public auction, the following VAL
LIABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY, viz:
y LOT OF GROUND in said city. with 8
BRICK STORE HOUSE thereon, situated O.
on the northeast corner Of King and Fay Hsai
cite streets, and now occupied by VIM. Rocker.
The lot has front of forty. five feet on King St.
and one hundred feet on Fayette,
The said properly will be sold to pay a debt
of two thousand dollars and the accrued inter
est thereon, secured by the said deed to Robert
G.. Violet
TERMS-One-third of the purchase money
cash the residue in six and twelve months,
with interest; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property
Cost of stamps and conveyancing to be paid by
the purchaser. Sale to commence exactly st
II o'clock m , on said day.
CHAS. r. HOOFF,
feb Scots Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

VIRGINIA, to wit In tho Circuit Court
Y of Fairfax county, February Rules, 1870:
Joseph Sandecson sgalns. John F. Kelly, Fl. c.
Stroman, Samuel A. Maginny and Lucinda
Maginny, his wife. defendants In chancery:
Nj lem: The object of this suit is 10 subject the
in tract Of land, sold 20 J. f. Kelly, by deed,
dated 22d December, 1858, to 8 debt of the
plaintiff of S2a5, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust to II. c. Strcmsn, dated 18th Sep, 1868.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendants are non residents Of this State, It is
ordered that they appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what is nc.
cesssry to protect their interests A copy,tcs.c:
JOB HAWXHURS Clerk.
Thomas, y. q. feO l2-laW4W