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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
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Wheeling Township Locals.

WESTWARD Ho ia number of our
citizens have advertised their property
for sale, and emigrate to the west this
coming Spring.
REAL EsrATE.-Mr. Josiah Bean
has purchased the fine property known
as the "Tannehill Farm" Owing to
the high rates of taxation other desira-
Bile property is offered.
AT THE Uniontown Mills large guam
titles of grain are being ground, and
the -four will soon be put into market.
CampbelPs and Cleland's mills are also
doing heavy business.
OUR NEIGHBoRs at the old Dunn's
Mills have organized town and settle
ment, giving it the suspicious cogno-
men Of Cheatersburgh. They have so
cial games out there. Their last was
clubbing together and buying the mills
with the supposition that the biggest
cheater would take the property. He
took it. Like the great San Francisco
Lottery, these innocent amusements
are exciting, but risky as but one
ticket wins.
"TAKE time by the forelock" is a
hint that has been fully acted upon by
Mr.. McLain, the contractor for build
ing the Uniontown pike to Flushing.
Although it was thought best by COM
petent persons to defer the locating and
grading of the road until spring, which
greatly restricted Mr.. M. in his opera
tions, yet he caused a large amount OF
stone to be quarried, hauled and placed
upon the line of the road, and tits now
being broken ready to spread W hen the
grading is completed. Mr.. McLain lisa
man who neither brags nor busters,
and that he has capacity for the; work
has been fully proven, and persons who
were averse to the building of the road
now wish him success in the enterprise
he has undertaken. III.
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CoIusxBUs, O., Feb. 9Th.

EDS. CHRONICLE,
/ send youthe action
of the Board of Equalization in commit
tee of the whole, ON, the County 81
stracts, SO far as they have progressed:
Adams County, per cent. on lands,
towns passed as returned; Allen, pass
ed as returned; Athens, 20 per- cent.
added to lands and towns; Ashland,
passed as returned; Belmont, 10 per
cent added to lands. Towns not yet
acted upon, awaiting information from
County Auditor; Brown. increased .
per cent. both lands and towns; Butler,
increased 10 per cent, both lands and
towns; Hamilton city passed as return
ed; Carroll, lands and towns reduced
10 per cent; Champaign, per cent. re-
duction except Urbana per cent. re-
duced; Clarke, per cent. addit on
lands, per cent on towns. except
Springfield not acted on; Clea rmont,
lands passed as returned; Towns in
creased 20 per cent; Clinton, Lands re-
duced 8 per cent; Towns IL perIcent.;
Coshocton, lands and towns passed as
returned except Coshocton Village re,
duced 10 per cent; Columbiana, passed
do IC9uIHcu, OOtil lduuS dAo wv 40,
Crawford, passed as returned; Cuyahoga
increased 15 per cent both lands and
towns; Cleveland city reduced 8 l,er
cent; Darke, reduced II per cent. ON
lands and towns except Greeneville re--
duced 30 per cent; Defiance, lands AMI
towns passed as returned; Erie, increas-
ed 20 per cent; Sandusky city 80 per
cent; Fairfield, passed as returned ex-
|cept Lancaster increased 10 per cent;
Fayette, reduced II per cent. on all;
Franklin, reduced per cent. except
Columbus passed as returned; Fulton,
5 per cent. addition lands and towns;
Gallia, passed as returned; Gauga, pass
ed las returned, lands and towns; Greene,
no action yet taken.
Guernsey county increased 10 per
cent, lands and towns; Hancock in
creased 10 per cent. except Findiey 80
per cent; Hamilton, increasd 5 per cent;
Cincinnati 8per cent. reduction; Hard
ing, reduced 5per cent lands and towns;
Harrison, increased per cent; Henry,
increased per cent; Highland, increas-
ed 5 per cent; Hooking, passed as re-
turned lands and towns.
We are making better progress the
last week or ten days than at first; have
some hopes ofgetting through in time
for corn planting. We work early and
late, seldom adjourn before six O'Clock
p. M. and then to work in our rooms,
some of us, till late bed time, nearly
every night. d.
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The above is the value of property
as equalized by the present board.

COPIES of the CHRONICLE will be fur
nished to Indignation meetings free,
gratis, for nothing. Call and get them
and don't borrow your neighbours.
There is a disposition among news
papers to recognize caste in society, to
cover up or ignore scandal, disgraceful
facts and everything else but slavish
adulation referring to the so called
higher classes, while they seize upon
every opportunity to expose the lower
grades of society whose crimes should
be emore pardonable. We believe that
the world is cursed by the vices of the
respectable much more than by those
who make no pretensions to standing
and influence in the world. A few days
since we received letter signed "a
Mother" asking ifsomething could moi
bedone to check the vice of intemper
ance in our own town. We do moi
know the writer but we have no doubt
that she has a son whose course she il
anxiously watching, all the more in
danger because he is an associate of mer
of high standing in society-men whit
are rendering intemperance respectable
by utter disregard for the evil influence
they exert over Others.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

AKRON has been designated by the
Secretary ofthe Ohio Editorial Associ-
alton, as the place for the next meeting
and has named the 2ard of February as
the day. We agree with some of the
fraternity in saying that unless busi-
ness is meant, there is but little use in
going so far for a merejollifcation. We
hsyea faint recollection Of one men,
Der, at least, OF the last association that
neglected to adhere to some almost
unanimous resolutions passed by that
body.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

WE have little to say ttpon the sub
ject of Railroads, this week. Our cor
respondent at Martinsville gives the
news from that quarter and we only
regret that we cannot give something
more definite with regard to the inten-
ded survey of the Bellaire and Flush
ing route. 1t seems that Mr.. Randolph,
Engineer of the Baltimore Road, who
was to do the prospecting, is at present
engaged and we cannot say when ne
will be here. Bellaire has taken the
subject under more earnest considera-
ton, committees have been appointed
and by the 22nd inst, win be ready for
a definite report. Men longthis route
should get ready for the meeting on
the end, asfhen and there we may
look for some important decision. II
will be live or die.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE Jefersoniun Cambridge has
been showing up the fortunes of men of
that town and township. Itsays:
According to their own figuring we
have two whose worldly valuables ex-
ceed one hundred thousand dollars |;
four who soar between fifty and a hum
dred thousand eighteen who gravitate
between twenty and fifty thousand |;
forty seven who struggle between ten
and twenty thousand, and two humid
red and twenty-nine who ,writhe be-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

MANY persons say that they have tried al
most every remedy that has been recommend
ed for humors, and they are no better now shan
when they commenced them, and they have
no confidence in amy sajng, that is advertised
to cure all Rheum4 Erysipelas, and all similar
humors. We would say.to these that there, is
now a remepy that as yet has never fsilsfa OF
curing those diseases. Itacts upon an satirely
differe Mt principle FROM anything ever offered
for them; it throws humor out Of the blood
through the skin, which is the only channel
through which the system can be entirely freed
from tn EN-. II you will try it. you will not say
of this you b ave by the others, for it will
cure you. We refer to DIR. Weaver's Salt Rheum
Syrup. For sale by all Druggists. fe94w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE sslocap' of the batelligencer GER
tainly must be getting lazy; he asks as
a favor that gentlemen engaged in any
of the various sneak-thief, kinchin lay,
panel, or bure1arious operations 1--WE re-
fer to professionals, of course,) in our
city, will confera favor upon "yelocal''
by leaving at this Office report of their
nights work before retiring to rest. We
aim to supply our readers with the
latest criminal news.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
MARRIED.

DERMoTT-sTEwART 20, 1871, by Geo,
n Kemp of Bethany, w. Va, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, near Belmont,
Mr.. Evans Dermo aud Miss Sarah j. Stew
art,
sATTERTHwAIT-GRo 2sth. at the
residence of the brides mother, by Rev. ]. 8,
Bracken, Samuel Satterthwait, NJ. D. and
Miss Agnes Loa Grove both of Belm mt.
SHEETSeWISE.-On the 9th of December, by
the Rev. ]. ]. Lane, Mr.. Daniel w. Sheets
formerly Of Dayton, o., to Miss Angeline
Wise, of this county.
THOMAs-CUNNINGH the same
Jan. s, 1871, at the house of Mrs. Eliza Nc
Gregor, Mr.. Reece L, Thomas to Miss Alice
Cunningham, both Of this county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

WE return thanks to our friends for
names of new subscribers to the CHRON-
ICLE this week. Many have expressed
themselves highly pleased with the
new dress and several members of the
press have offered the usual congrat ula-
tons for which we return thanks.
We continue our offer of last week.
For every new subscriber to the
CHRONICLE, we will send the Ameri-
can Farm Journal one year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
COURT REPORTS.

j. r. Mitchell was chosen Foreman of
the Grand Jury, and the following true
bills were reported:
Twenty-Five against John Rottmeir
for selling liquor to be drunk where
sold. af
Two against same for selling liquor
to minors. One against same for keep
ing place of resort for unlawful sale
Of liquors. r2Tf
Three against John Ward for selling
liquor to be drunk where sold.
One against Geo. Wilson and Walker
Petit for Burglary and Larcency. One
against Phebe Mallet for eoncealing
stolen goods.
| One against Jessie Fogle for Burglary
and Larceny. One against Charles
Bursee, and F. Johnson for Burglary.
One against John Groves and M
Kepham for Larceny.
The Grand Jury returned the follow
ling report upon condition of Jail:
"In pursuance of law the Grand Jury
have visited the Jail of said County
examined its condition, inquired intt
its discipline and treatment of prison
lers confined therein, and find said Jai
lin good condition, and that the rule:
and regulations for the government o
/ the same have been faithfully kept an(
observed. We also think it due to th'
!, Commissioners of this County to say
that in the late repairs of the Jail they
made permanent, safe and lasting jOt
l and are entitled to the thanks of thu
t good people of this County for the same
q All of which isrespectfully submitted.
The case of Nicholas Gary against L
!, E. Wright ct. al, was decided in favo
J of defendant.
Case of L. F. Bourlier against Jno
: II. Piper; verdict for defendant. Nc
tion for new trial was granted.
In case of w. III. Hall against ]. L
Jones, the jury after remaining in ses
: sion until Sunday evening disagree'
. and were excused.
, Case of g. H. Osborne against w. E
. and E. E. Mills; verdict for defendant
q In case of Bank of Barnesvillea agains
. Telegraph Company, the jury allowe
tplaintiff about $500 damages. The vel
dict has been set aside.
Nothing has yet been heard from tn
San Domingo expedition, but thatnee
t cause no anxiety as it takes month
t hear from that delectable grand panace
for our national ills. AZ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE CADIz Republican contains Sc
rio-comic affair of young man private.
ly marrying a young lady a few days
since, and leaving soon after the cere.
mony to prepare home to take her to
While gone the tickle bride fell in with
an old suitor, married him, and thus
went through two ceremonies in the
short space of two days. A gentleman
acting in that way would be severely
dealt with.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
VALENTINES at Patterson's.

THE new Odd Fellows Hall at Urich
vile will be dedicated on the 22nd Of
February. An address will be deliv-
cred by Rev. J. NJ. Barnes in the after.
noon, and a grand promenade and 81
cial viii take place in the Hall during
the evening.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
NE W7-90 GOLDLOAN
-sAFE!- PRoFITABLEi PERMANENT! -
+, JAY COOKE & co.
The First Mortgage Land Grant
.i5l-i Gold Bonds of the a.-.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAi' co. B.

These bonds are secured, tirst, by q First
Mortgage on the Railroad itself Its ROLL
ANA all equipments; second, by FIRST. Mortgage
on It's entire Land Grant, being more Than
Twenty Thousand Acres OF Land to each mile
THE Bonds are free from United States Tax;
the Principal and Interest are payable IN Goid
the Principal al the end OF Thirty years. and
the Interes Semi-annuaily,at at the rate ofSEyEN
AND THREE-TENTHsP PER GENT. per annum;
They are issued IN denominations OF slOo,
! $500 81, ,OO0 s500e and $40 OW- fFo .Tg--'.i
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs.
jar Cooke, of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar
Thomas, President Of the Pennsylvania Gen.
trail Rallroad Company:
[ These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds will at all
times before maturity, be receivable AT Ten
lPKR CENT. PREMIrM Cor l,l0), In exchange fol
the Company lands at their lowest cash price
In addition 10 their absolute safety. tness @
any other hrst-elass security. Persons holding
United States 5-2D's can, by converting them
Into Northern Pacifcs, increase their yearly
Income os,e-third. and still have perfectly re
HOW TO GET THEM.-Yopr nearest Bank
| or Banker will supply these Bonds In an,
desired amount and of and needed denoIina
other bonds for these. can do SO with any 0
4 our Agents, who will allow the highesfcurren
| price for all Marketable Securities. =.
Those living In localities remote from Banks
i by express, and We will send back Northern
| PacificI Bonds at our own risk. and without ces
4 TO the inventor. For further information
pamphlets, maps, etc, call on or ADDRESS tn
ed 70 seh,thisLoan. cpASc1r
/ ~ Presldens Of the CITY Bank OF Wheeling.
7 I sai,y concur in the sboye IL. ,..,,ou
-i.ti LIST MT. Bank st. Clairsvilie, Sub-Agent.
| jai9-4t -E - @
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE GROUND HoG.-According to
this weather prophet we are to have
five weeks of first class winter yet
One week has passed and can hardly be
said TO verify the prediction. OuI
devil says that his faith in ground hogs
has hitherto been limited to well seas
onedsausage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
T&lable Farm for Sale.

HNWE Farm known as the Abraham Hoge
i farm will be offered at private sale until the
FIFTEENTH OF MARCH II not sold before,
situated in Colerain Township. one mile South
Clairsville. Said farm contains l60 acres. 100 OF
which Is cleared and under cultivation with
aienty Of water In every field, with two good
o schards of cfnoice fruit, o large Frame Houte.
Barn 90 by 40 good wagon shed, good milk
house and never failing spring within few
feet OF the door. fe2-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE general opinion is the Court is
badly demoralized this week. Wethink,
however, that he is doing as well as
could be expected of a person laboring
under difficulties.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
Bayard Taylor said a man who had

Bayard Taylor said man who had
once tasted printers ink, can never re-
cover from the intoxicatiOn. This is
the reason those whosystematically ad-
vertise never consent to abandon the
use of printers ink, until they retire
upon the fortune acquired by its influ-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

DIR. WEYER, our Representative In
the Legislature has presented a peti-
ton from ITO citizens of this county,
authorizing the levy ofa tax to fence
abandoned cemeteries.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
Gold closed On Monday at ma.

HARPER's Magazine for February is
filed with its usual supply of interest
ing articles. It occupies position In
the current literature Of the age inferior
to no periodical and covers q ground
left vacant by every other. It's con-
stant increase of circulation is q sufh'
cient recommendation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
$4,000 Reward

nor S35OO, offer for sale Is Acres Of Land
i only X mile West of st. Clairsville, and on
the National Road, on which Is a good house,
containg rooms, q good stable, bearing Or
c1srd consafnine 90 or so trees Of choice fruit.
Tue farm 10 we'll watered. fenced and in good
condition. II not sold by the LIST OF March, IL
will be for rent. W
~rle2-td 9i,f-,s5~ gsi GEO. BROWN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

WE have received copy of the
Woman's Rights paper, WoodhaU &
Gafis's Weekly the most prominent
feature ofwhich is the announcement
of the senior editress for the Presidency
in 1872.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE VALUATION of lands in Henry
County has been increased per cent,
in Hamilton, per cent, in the city Of
Cincinnati, decreased per cent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BALTIMORE, February 4.-Flour firm; western
family 5o@S 50. Wheat firm; Ohio and Indi-
ana 55@l 65. Corn firm; white 87@SOc; yellow
soc. Oats 5695Sc. Mess pork firm at 80 0O@
s23 Is Bacon-sides. l2c; do. clear rib l211e
shoulders lO1zc. Hams l8@lSc. Lard lsSlsI4c
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BELMONTNURSERIES

ONE mile North OF National Road near the
" County Infirmary.
We keep cons antly on hand choice selec-
tion Of Fruit and Ornamental Treesi Vines, &c.
4 Parties wishing to purchase will do well to
calftknd examine before purchasing elsewhere
Orders promptly 1A. p. o. Address East Rich
land Ohio. i 80 ]. MORRISON.
[ Feb27I-ly
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MISCELxxANEOU6.


rTyHE FfEeST cor1tainirg G kbout 10 acres, situ-
nted and adjoining the town Of Ms 0lIvss
BELMONT County, Ohio. The House IL god
WITH cooi cellar coed well Of water, al1o q
first-ciass Barn with basement. good Orohas4s
with al other necessary ut-butldings, oon.
of timber land with plenty OF Stone eoAl.-
Wtthin one mile OF G. q. r.. R Said arm n In
good repair and under high state q cuitivation.
acres adjoining the frst tract, hasa two-etosy
Erame House, rooms and Kftehe1i also .
aood Frame Barn. About 50 acres well Bot In
55rass with AZ foot vein Of Coal. Bank open
and in good ordsr, and about2 miles North q
Paruesyilie on the Depot Road.
POSSESSION, given April lst. lS7i, OF soensr u
desired.
underxigned At Barnesville, Ohio.
ELW0OD PHILLIP6.
- WIN. McNlCHOLS.
OMER PHILLIPS
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Road Notice.

hToTIcE Is hereby given. that q petition will
IN De presented to the Commissioners Of Bel
mont County, Ohio, at their third Month
(March) session In ls7I, asking for Q review
and location of the County Road, leading from
the Martinsville and Colerain Free Turn Pike.
commencing near the District School House In
sub-dlstrict No. ., running q Northerly direc-
Caleb Brackin, J. p Lupton, Brick Meeting
House property, Nathan steer, Jesse Bundy.
John CHM, Josiah Bundy. James and Nelson
OF last named farm. ii-litt i1- re2-4W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

A CHALLENGE debate on the Capital
Punishment question will come of at
East Richland on Friday night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THE Black Sea question about which
much trouble was expected with Rus
sia, has been settled. 4 Z ; = sl4&.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

GOOD AT ALL TIMEs.--Dr. Henry's Root and
Plant Pills are vegetable and can be taken at
any all times without regard to diet or bust.
ness fe9fW
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Legal Decisions.

i, Amy person who takes q paper regularly
name or another or whether he subscribed or
NOT, Il rorron8ible for the pay.
2 II 9 6er1on orders his paper discontinued.
he must ~ I'll nrroaxages or DE punlisher may
contfnuS % end ft until payment 2smsde, and
COLLECT Is whole amount whether tf u taken
from Tho once or not.