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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14
Seicr beS Wfa6aduicttfcr Snrd,s
Su9eS eurdb Baltimore.

NomeII, Wtall II. WlQr6. = Die Witt
9lieOer oes alten s.. Wtaiiaduiett' ier Breituili.
gen: Sie9iinents trcfen ilr Die 5eier oes Sabs
resta9s iBres AM 10. Gpril 1861 ctfol9ten
Sur6mari4cs ourd Baltimore Yorbcreituns
gen. sic mollen bttics Sobr ben Sag in
l8ortciter i~eiern, oa cine Gompa9nic ocs &e.
ailments aus Q8prceItcr fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14
@rpfeGer O. q, 9Ratthek'e

.gktortas IN cine refine trduter- uno Qgur1eltts Riai
hlr. bic irti bon alien i@6oijtel mireraIi dent ubfaileu
Tt. 6uuienee bon arantet uno BON WerItsl Nufgegebtit.
iuo ourd, oeie T,sotIiu rgietcria" ednJii@ pieSei bsrgt,
lieut. tocroer. Sd taltr es fir meme 45fidbt un0S tylloiss
fell, BEN seiamirttn gubIitum Die sroBs grfinouns ntits
~Iltbsilen. Sd 9~drdnifre burdb &auienoe bon 3el8niNss,
6aB bsie rBtetDria@ bBIen Gals, GGIunoeatJInoune,
9ufen oSsr Setisrteit. Stp9tberia, Cholera. Ggolsras
Isur6u- p vta, : .Starrb6s, Sdbns II. Sppt1rtb. gssirai-
9td, Sftteils uro %,hdtnldmsrjer, arGnlpfe, taltss ppsr
De4icfeber, Rheuitatisntus, Dpspephe, !Berrsntnng.
ouetiturset. epiIeptiide .Rrantbehen, StitOerfioSiurGs
ale Experimentation II. I. 10. eurirt.
Dle yGietorin" 1T IN allen Wpetbtfer Jn baben.
ssre!s 50 Gents per Slsie9s..
Drpfefer s.. g. Wfatts3t.
o~feiniser Gtgentbiimer,
Rr. SAt. Sf'Salt!fuDres, GeTe eon Nnnttrasso
Baltimore. Wto
wan IsIe bic uatFshrrSen srtaunIiaen auret, ipeIs,
burb ben @ebraut oou sSrUi. 6. e. WiGttbdi's rBte.
tprD@ btipirtt tporosn ftro
Idsr Siarrhce our@ 4 BoRs;
"Soispb Semes' IL. @tsirf in Baltimore Gcunis,
bon lanNiabri9er 3pspepFe oura lpei GIaiSsn bes
s8. q grawfpre. SIR. 0. goneHraBs. &nbdcI.gtr.
rsntune. 10 oaB sr IA I3odsr auf ariidet gsbsl muBte.
our@ SIaiGs ees pgteterp" IN 9 Sa9sn
Gatbdrine Gppsl, Cir. $40, Giip.9 harIssfraBe, Ia.
~fiatrir.en gals, an wcllem lie itt bret WipnGtsn 9elittsH.
~griinbIide Rur burh / flaide;
Sane5 mitb. @r. liz, Cr. 5epettsFraBc, tpnrOs put
@lias Stpbertion, Baltimore County, murte bonn
Rbslma'tsmus uno 5psptRIte 9ebttlt;
m1oies SatmsS. 8. e \ e 81 = Wuree eoH e'nsfh
dRidDasl sob. CIR. 25S. Sf'4rattdrGts, ipuroe burG
ben Sebraudl elmer SlaiGt os uWictorp" non Eoie lnb
Rbeunaiisnus gehetlt
OetfpIas Itfiu. @rlnbeiBentbunls N gent. Sf.8ais
tinorstraBs, rpurbe BON einem bDi: Dale turirt.
saniene anosre fno BON osrl6iebsnen arantbsitsn.
Ju ;abIreih. uu fe bier ontiuiiibfen, sebeiIt porbtn.
4rof. 8. .. Viattbai fabrBirt aud .Sietprp Eos
ienstSS fir Suhcn, Grfditunsen, Seterfeft &C.,
iutldle bel ben Gonoiioren unb Apol9eiern Abtraa ~ ba.
ben ituo.
Scppt q. 81, Sf. 8altimorefraBe.
WGs Nuftrdse iDeroeIi prompt ausscfibrt, uro er'tpe.
Der per Yoft ooer Grpres nad allen 3beilen Der Der,
Staten ODER europa %utrian0t. Yreis beS rVictorp" so
Gents pro 5lai1e, GoJen8ts Is Gtats pro Sda4tel.
l42-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14

NeW. WOrt, Y. Wlar3.-N us Deute frii5
Rittcr 8tlbert iibcr Sucn @ano, pelber in
oer Stto. SrootIDncr @asanitGlt Soiepb o.
Council ernlor0et bat, Oas Sooegurtbeil aus
lpreden luoIte, tr0f pom Gi6ter Barnard in
Yougbteepite Die beiabenoe GntlGciour8 oes
8clu@es UNI cincn YrojcBrcoiiionsbcfcbl Elm;
ole Pro5eBaften luerOen nunmG9r Dem Nppcl.
l0tionsaerlhte ppraeleat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14
Mtneralien : Tmnp. Sic SrMcf
itbcr DEN NJ ifpuri.

Sma1a. II. Mdr3. giabe Dem Siios
paIIe i'm @ebiete WDomtns bat man ersiebisc
Steintoblcnlager, in benz 8lapperidlan8en.
ber9e Elm rei9baItises @iiener3taser ents
0edt.
Scr M%iiouri 1T eisirei. Die Bride Itsbt
nod, uno cine &n5abl idwerbelaoener Sitter.
Wa8sons 1T MULTIPLICATION oariber sefab
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14
NuS Sirginicn.- Observation-Disclosures
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Sraftic=
men Der republican id,cn Nartei,
- 8efdhl1auahmc.

ri d /. IL. Mdr3.- Seute frt9 Iano
i'm SaGIe bes Bieiigcn Yuroesseribtes cine
Der aTlmlung aneelebener Hepublifaner oes
StaGtss itatt, in Weltcr Sunoesienator So6n
j.. &spis, Die GongreB : Seputirten Charles
.. Yorter uno Sames 8. Ytatt, Jun, uno
Anoere eineg ereiniguu9 aIer repubIitaniI9sn
@lsmeute Sir9inien's in llcbereinIttmmiuo
nit Der SunOesre9ieruns uno per @ongreB.
Dtebrbeit iparm tefiirporteten. Wtan er.
Hannte einen aus je finf MitglicNern Der orei
republitanil6en @pmite'n bcs Staates bette
benoen Gusi9ub, benz Die pir8inii9en Son.
8~reBoeputirten bei8eieQt ipuroen, ipeIber auf
Den 6. Npril oa9ier cine gonferen5 our &eor'
8aniiirung Der Yartei nnberaumen ion.
SsrAusi6uB belt bereits beute Wa9mittaa
SiBung. Sie 0onferenl iOa aus $50 Der
Ionen lie 46 BON ben erei Grattionen un0 II
aug benz Staate I'M aQgemeinen) beIteben.
Tre6ertfsburg, II, RdrS. = Ser
bielt,e Steusrbeamte %iaiiirte .8eitsrn iussen
angsbli6en @er8ebeHs 9e9en Die Sieucr9eiebe
80, 1000 glQarren un0 50 TGiier QRbtsfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14
Spipitalbefuh

Soui suilte, GD. u. Wir3. - Die
Ybilantbropin SRI. Dir befinbet ii1 bier uno
i~tattcie ben Soipitdlern unierer Staot uno Der
unQeQen0 eineu Qeiuh ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-14
ANS Galifprn;en, : Muftralifde
Sdmpferltntc. Splpfunp :
@nfre8nne.. Rtldfcbr cineS
Nrin3en II. I, tp.

San6ran3iseO IL. WtGrj.-Sas @e.
luG an Die @eieB8ebunD UNI einen SeibluB,
tpelher bonn @on8reie unterihigun9 fir cine
9ampterlinic 3pii6eu San 6ran3isco unt
auitralien perlan9t, erbGlt Die untcri6rifter
unlerer anseIebeniten &aufeutc.
We9en Der neutentoedten 8ololaaer i'm
GOuntD San Si9O eberri6 betrG6tli6e Nuft
re9uns. 8iele baben iid Su 2anoe nab Sar
Diego b~egeben; morgen, Sonntae, nimm
Der 9ampfer s6ire 6Iare" picle Yaiasier,
oabin nit.
Der t6niali9e Bring &anafa, Der Galiior
MEN einen Seiu6 ab8eitattet, febrte nit bei
&rir8si4aluppe HSamestown,~ oiegsiteln Elm
jueii6brige &reu5fabrt nab Dem Itioli9er
Sbeile beg ftiaen Meeres a%ntrat, mad Sonp:
lulu 3uriid.
Scr 8unoesoampfer vSaranac1 fubr beut,
mad Wasatlan In Wterifo ab.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

THE COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-By a call
published in another column it will be
seen that Republican County Conven-
ton will be held at this place on Thurs
day the 2Sth day of July. Each town.
ship will berepresented in such conven-
ricn by four delegates, and the Executive
Committee recommend. that Townshi p
Meetings shall be held ii each township
on Saturday the Esd day of July for the
selection of such delegates, and also to
select delegates to the Congressional
Convention to be held at Cambridge on
or about the 18th day of August.
We hope the township meetings will
be held in every township and fully at
tended. 1t is the duty of every Repub-
lican to take an active interest in the
selection of these delegates who are to
make the tickets to be supported in the
coming election, and that man who neg
lects this duty will have no right to
complain if the best men are not nomi-
mated, because their neglect will be the
cause of such result.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
Pittsburgh Produce MARI ct.

The market in a general way present buU lit
lie that new or important. Business gener-
tate improvement though it is no worse than
usual at this season o the gear. The demand,
for all the Leading commodities continues light
being restricted almost wholly to supplying
the ilnmed late wants OF the local trade while
in regard TO values there are no important
changes, one way or the othel.
ASHES-Firmer in the east but unchanged
here. Common Soda 4; refined, EIa: Pearls, ~;
Pots, M.
ticulal ly for the better grades. We now quote
at Is 10 y fol good to choice. Common butter is
in good supply and very dell.
CHEESE-Ohio Goshen is quoted at Is and
New York Goshen at Ii. Common w. r. is dali
and hald 10 sell at any D ice.
DRIED FRUIT-The demand, as might be ex-
changed. Apples COZ ,c.s; Peaches, COZ for
quarters and S99 for halves. Blackberries, I2@
l8 and pitiesd s C Cher,ies, q ! ta; So@5s; z = =
tinued Fight arrivals, p ces c6ht'nue to tend
upward; we now quo at LOIS, with but few
sales as yet above ,tl The nit inside quotation;
mand but there is no excitement, end prices
remain unchanged. We continue to quote at
* 5O65 10 fol sp ling whea; and S5,75@5 fer VIM
ieIr Wheat, and S7@7, 80 for fancy 3rauds. rye
tGR GRA iN-The grain trade continues ve:y slug
pish which is owing to the fact that prices have
declined to pf int in the east that pI events
shipments, and, as is well known. our local
trade, at best does not amount to much. Wheat
is ouiet and unchanged, Si,l5@l 20 for red and
Al .250l 80 for white. Oats very dull and cannot
he quoted above 47@4S; in first hands, so on
wharf and track, and 52@53 in store. Corn, is
also very dull, and cannot De qooted above s5
for ear and 80 for shelied-these may he regard
ed as the outside quotations. showing a decline
of 4@5 cts p bushel within q few days. Rye, is
ng more freely but mainly in small lots;
we continue to quote at 05CG9S cash, and ST.
time. For Barley there seems to be no demand
though there is but little offering; good to prime
spring. 75@Ss cts.
the market is dull and prices dropping. Sl2
to is as to quality.
LIME-Sales Of Cleveland at S2,25 q Dbl, and
eastern at Sl,75.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

SLoAN'S MILLs.-We noticed in our
last issue the fact that what is known as
Sloan's Mills, up Wheeling Greek, had
been destroyed by fire. These mills
were owned by Welsh Henderson, and
were entirely destroyed. The loss is
about 81, 900 which falls very heavily
upon the owner, there being no insur-
ance. About one year ago VIM. Hen
derson, brother, had his foot injured
in the mill and died of lock-jaw.
We really think that this is case in
which a charitable and sympathizing
community should interfere, and by
liberal contribution, lessen the loss OF
Mr.. Henderson. He is deserving man
and we Ii Jpe movement will be inaug-
urated for contributions to aid him to
rebuild.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

The June Atlautic has good paper
on Hazlitt by Mr.. Tucke; man; an at
tractiye review of the corr espondence OF
Napoleon L, just published by order OF
the French Government, oy Mr.. James
Parton: a story, the first of the series,
by Mrs. Beecher Stowe; the th I'd Install
ment of the curious English Governess
at the Siamese Curt" narrative; a con
tribution from Mr.. P. G. Hamerton,
and one from Mr.. Eugene Benson on
artisticsubjects: an essay dpropoS of the
Observation-Disclosures tragedy, by Mr..
Henry James. Other miscellanies,
some good poetry, and various we'll
written book reviews, make up a capi-
tai number.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
gafaI Correspondence,
BELLAIRE, Nav. 25. 1870.


THE celebration ofthe XVIII Amend
ment by the colored folks was a success.
although the number in attendance was
not SO large as was looked for, there was
qHite a crowd. They marched through
the streets preceded by Band of Music
and made quite an al impressive show.
They assembled at the City Hall at 9
p. NJ. where they were addressed by the
Rev. Asburry (colored) in an appropri-
ate speech. A large number of our citi-
zens of all parties were IN attendance
Mr.. Asburry's speech was mastery
to az eminent degree and was listened
to withprofound Interest by ali in ;,G.
tendance. Every thing passed off'quiet-
ly and no inconsiderate display of preju.
dice was manifest.
During the thunder showeiithat passed
over our place on Saturday morning the
lightning struck Il building where the
Ii. q. .. Il. X. Co. stores their oil &c:
fortuna ely the fluid passed out with
out doing ANY particular damage. 1t
was a harrow escape, as the building is
contiguous To part of the town that
would burn like IA tinIer-boX.
YESTERDAY and this morning we
have had IA series of copious and refresh
ing showers, that make the farmers re-
jolce and be glad in their hearts, Some
of the knowing ones say that if'the
present favorable prospects are realized
We will have one of Joseph's years of
plenty. every crop is in a splendid con-
dition. Providence is smiling upon US,
and for "a rarity, general satisfaction
preraiis,a land grun'biers have gone out of
fashion.
THIS being the busy season among
the farmers business is not as brisk as
USUAL; although our business men have
no cause for complaint. If We had a
part OF the capital now used in Bellaire
IN Groceries and stores, invested in
iilan uiacturies, 1T wOuid be Il benefit to
all, and ii ali the capital used and
wasted IN the liquor business was direct
Ell TO more legitimate chaaneIs, we
would soon be the richest town OF our
size in the United States
News of special intere st is scarce here.
SPARTAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
Gown, and County geirs.

On Saturday morning last the Court
OF Common Pleas adjourned until the
9Th day ofJune, when it will again con-
vene forthe transaction of the unfnish-
ed business on the docket. The noise
made by the workmen engaged on the
cells of the Jail, was such that it was
impossible for the Court to do business
with any satisfaction, and as the con-
tractors were here from Cincinnati, il
was thought better for.Court to adjourn
until the work was completed, than to
compel the cessation of work until the
Court was over.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

AN INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERA
rIoN.-1n 1862, George Ashton, Union
soldier, who went from Bridgeport, Ohio,
was wounded by a g.nshot which crash
red through his face, carrying away teeth
and fragment of each jaw, and per-
forating the tongue. There was great
deal of laceration, but in due time the
wound healed. The tongue, however,
continued to give trouble. Though
healed over, it would at times swell and
become very large and painful. Abces-
ses would form and break; and before
one was well the process would be re-
peated and thus for over eight years he
was kept in state of cons tant invalid
ism. Recently he consulted DR.. Todd,
of Bridgeport, who expressed the belief
t.nat some foreign substance was the
cause of the trouble and yesterday Dr.
Todd and DR. Frissell, of this city opera
ted an the tongue and found embedded
about the center of it the crown of a
tooth, which had been carried there by
the ball and overlooked in the hasty
surgery of the army. The removal of
this will doubtless end the trouble
wheeling Intelligencer Of Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

PLEAD GUILTY AND SENTENCED
Enoch G. Thomas, charged with murder
in the first degree, was tried at the re-
cent term of Court and the jury failed to
agree, standing five for murder in the
second degree, five for manslaughter and
two for acquital. Before the adjourn
ment of Court, on Friday last, the pris
oner came into Court and with the con-
sent of the State plead guilty to the
charge of mauslaughter, whereon he
was sentenced by Judge Way to impris-
onment in the Penitentiary for five
years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

CENsUS.-The law I-sur Eating the ta-
king OF the Census r'D' des that each
assistant, after qua'i ying, shall perform
his duties by personal visit to each
dwelling house, and each family in his
subdivision, aud stall ascertain by in
quires made of some member of each
family, if any one can be found capable
OF giving the information, but If not,
then to tine agent OF each family, the
age of each member thereof, the age and
place of birth OF each, sex, color, etc.,
and shall also visit personally the farms,
mills, shops, mines, or other places, re-
specting which information is required
and when such Information is obtained
and entered i'll his blanks, then his
memoranda shalt be read to the person
furnishing the facts for revision. There
is a penalty for refusing to furnish the
required information TO the assistants.
The act requires that every person more
than twenty years of age belonging to
any family, in case of absence of the
heads and other members of the family,
shall be an agent of each family, and is
required to render o tfue statement of
the information required, on pain OF
FORGETTING $50, to be sued for and recov-
cred in an action OF debt by the assist
ant, to the use OF the United States.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
NATIONAL HOTEL.

Il.
This large aud commodious Hotel has been
leased by the subscriber for long term of years,
has been thoroughly repaired, refitted and re-
furnished throughout with entirely new and
first-class furniture; the culinary department
is in the most experienced HANDS, affording
guests an unequaled table; the Stables are
large and commodious and are in the hands OF
careful and experienced Hostlers; the charges
will be moderate, and good attention will be
given to the wants of all guests. solicit
share of the rublic's patronage, feeling assured
that know how to keep Hotel and 1DtH
]. FRANK SIMPSON, Proprietor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

PETERsoN's M.GAzINE for June, in
addition to its splendid Fashion Plate
and engravings, contains choice as
So tment of Interesting reading matter,
valuable iustruc ons and patterns for
Lad es' and children's clothing, useful
household receipts &C.. Making it a
valuable Ladies' NJ Magazine. "-;s2 a year.
CHARLES. J. Peterson, Philadelphia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
Belmont & Toledo Railroad

I N pursuance of q resolution of a majority of
L the Corporators of the Belmont and Toledo
Railroad Company, adopted at n meeting held
at st. Clairsville notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1870, AT O'CLOCK, y. NJ.
Books will be opened at the following named
places, Tor the purpose of receiving subscrip-
lions to the capital stock OF the Belmont and
Toledo Railroad Company, to wit:
At the office of Isaac Holloway, In the town
of Flus' ing, Belmont County.
At thT Business House of Samuel BranSon in
the town If Uniontown, Belmont County.
At the ; irst National Bank in st. Clairsyille,
Belmont County.
At the First National Bank in Bridgeport,
Belmont County.
At the Banking House of Hoge, Sheets & Co.,
in Bellaire. Belmont County, and on
MONDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF MARCH, 1870,
AT 0 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At the Business House of William Alexander,
in Uhrcksville, Tuscarawas County.
AT the Business House of George Green in
Freeport, Harrison County.
At the Business House of Hopkins & Wherry
in Moorefield, Harrison County-all in the
state of Ohio. Said books will be kept open
from day to day, between the hours of nine o.
clock A. NJ. and three o'clock p. NJ, until the
rec uisite amount of stock shall be subscribed.
By order of the Corporators, at st. Clairsville
the 10th day of January, 1870.
ISAAC HOLLOWAY, Chairman pro tenn.
Ross ]. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Jan.T-u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
In,sllbiCal County Convention

The Republicans voters of Belmont County,
are requested 10 meet in Convention at ST.
CLA' RSVILLE, OHIO, on
TaURSDAY, JULY 2sfh. 1870,
or he pdl pose of putting in nomination candi-
dates for the following offices:
Sheriff,
Coun.y Commissioner,
Jnfirmary Di-ec or.
Each Township pnder the former custom of
the pa, y, wilt be eni led 10 4delegaoes,
Townships are recommended and requested
.f0reet Sttheir usual places OF to'dIug elections
on SATURDAY tre2 d dSy Of Jul ?, a. ) o.
clock P. NJ % select the above delesetes, shd
aIsoto select delega,es to t1e Cong es:soeal
(,nnvenfinn as follows:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
NENS IVE.Ii&.

Red Cloud, J John Richards. and about
twenty-five Sioux, left Fort Fetterman.
yesterday morning, for Washington. 1t
is expected they will reach Cheyenne
on the Z til inst.
During storm at Bound Brook, New
jersey, on Friday, several houses were
struck 10y lightning, and farmer
named Robert Merryfieid, was killed,
and his son badly injured.
A vat of benzine exploded at Reed s
glove establishment, in Charlestown,
Massachusetts, on Friday night, des-
troying the building and an adjoining
dwelling. Loss, Sl5, 900.
A special to the Cincinnati Gazette
says that Maxwell p. Ga6dis has been
arrested in New York, on a requisition
OF the Governor of Ohio, for alleged
completely in revenue frauds while he
was Assessor of the Second Ohio dis
trict.
The Centeral Pacific Railroad, at San
Francisco, on Saturday, purchased the
California Z acific Railroad They take
possession in June next. The Central
now controls The 1ailroad system Of the
Pacific coast. 1t is rumored that the
Union and Central will also consolidate.
Four negroes are repo rted to hav e
voted the Democratic ticket in Roches-
ter, whereupon they were treated to a
champagne supper by the Democracy OF
that city.
Sherman, in a speech he made on
Monday, took strong G round in favor OF
the retention of the income tax, and
said he considered it both wise and es-
seutial.
An explosion of benzine in Charles
town, Mass, caused $4,000 damage.
The Central and Union Pacific Rail-
road Companies are to be consolidated.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad employees
refuse to work until arms are furnished
them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

JUDGE CowEN, who hasbeen to Mis-
souri, trying the Grovs's VIII case, re-
turnedhome on Monday. The jury
failed to agree although il stood nine
against the will and three for it. The
Judge thinks the will on the next trial,
will be set aside.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that q petition will
" be presented to the Commissioners of Bel
mont County, at their next session, commenc-
ing on Monday the 9th day of June, 1870. pray
ing for the establishment of n County Road
along the following described route In said
County, to wit: Commencing at Newcastle;
thence the nearest and best route to the Forks
OF Captina Creek; crossing below the Forks of
from Hansons to Belmont at or near the
mouth of the lane leading to James Shipman's
house on lands of George Shipman. Also, to
vacate any part of the old road leading from
Newcastle u Captina Creek, as may become
useless by the location of said new Road.
PETITIONERS.
May 5, ls7O-4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

The several Townships are also requested 10
select good active, energetic working Reprb-
iican TO serve as Central Committee mao.
The names OF the deleea,es 20 The Copgtes-
sjopaI Ccnv an, .on and the Cec.rs Comm DLee-
man, to be reported at the County Convention.
c. L. PCORMAN.l
w. b. KIE.i
H. We, Ex. Com.
ALEXIS COPE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

IN noticing the appointments of CEN
sus enumerators for This county, we
omitted the name of John P. Harvey OF
Uniontown, who has been assigned to
take the census in Eichland and Wheel
ing townships
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
I, n, LEWIS
OES-Dull but unchanged; sales of

POTATOES-Dull but unchanged; sales OF
Peach Blows ata59f0 cts.
PROVISIONS-Market steady with contin-
ued fair ioob:og demand, but unchanged -shoul-
ders, ISsL@l4 for plain and l5@j519 for Sugar
Cured; Rib Sides 1G7l: Clear Short Rib, l7l4;
Clear 175z. Breakfast Bacon. 49, Capyassed
Sugar Cured Hams, 201z2l. Mess Pork: S5O12g
81 Lard. I6l714 in tierces and lS9lS14 in kegs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26
SCHOOL RONDS.

The Directors of ST., Clairsville School Dis
rict. have few more Bonds to dispose of. This
s a very desirable and safe investment, and
hose having money! to put ont should not let
n soppoTtunity ty pass by.