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THE revenues Il the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railfoaa FOR the year past FasHss rs
SIS, ,557, ,5a9, a gain Of si,7l7, ,15S over
the Pfevlous yetkI..,li GOV sRas $40 boa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

A little girl at Akron. Ohio, lately
junped4nte eternity over q slipping
rope. It was her four hundred and
seyents-fifsh Jump. snois ''s 9 "on
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Harper's Weekly.
SPIENpIpLY ILLUSTRATED. J..
Notices of the Press.

Tue MODEL NEWSPAPER of our country
Com pleLe in al the departments OF an Ameri-
can Family Paper. dARPER's WEEKLY has
earned Tor itself right TO its title, "A JOURNAL
OF New York Evening Post.
= The best publication of its class in America.
and so far ahead of all other weekly journals
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HARPER's WEEKLY is the best and most in
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Iherft-varied, instructive. entertaining, and
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The people Of Logan County are ior-
ganizing for self protection against
thieves t-sgssi sasli 7sqng 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

!. R. Corblys pemnaratic Treasurer
of Clermopt,,, hAs . busted to the
amount Of $4ssla s5iIsThes pike bonds
of that county are ip, . muddle.u llsT
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The Dec. No., price SOe., has IS
pieces Vocal aud InstrI Piano
Music. worth Sin sheet forIn. We
will mail two back Nos. for soc.
four for y0c., or Jan. 10 Dec. II, fdr.
S2.2, Irregular price, 80 Bound
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Bihghahii : name win most probably
not be brought forward for. the Sena-r
fotship Il Sherman Z; chances are lessen
ed by amy strong 0pposit ition. lai a snIss
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The sotaihamber OF mon ey-otaer of Of
fees is 2, ,075; from which Isl, ,7SI orr
ders, announcing 10 81, 2,164, ,I18, were
issued, which. Is "a per cent. more than
In uIs70. The fees were $685. 2S6. The
average amount Of orders was 1880.
Rofty-two o fefnitenees, representing
Slf, ,053, were reported lost, of which
$4,492 was recovered orr, ,12f 1854 or
ders paid, 80 representing 1922, were
alleged tohaye been improperly OBJ
tanned. Li'ii 8 - sl'.15 2t''f :
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addin z TO the already large number of pubiica-
lions. the success of which shows that they
have been fortunate enough 10 anticipate and
to,meeL the want OF q large Class OF the Chris
,tisn ommunity. Their eight volumes of orig
fnhl $50 prize stories and thirteen volumes Oh
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nal heraids their appearance as marking new
era In the history OF Juvenile literature. Their
Shell Cove Series, Talbn.y Girls, Library, Pro
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Messrs. ID. Lothrop d Co. also issue very de-
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THE national debt was reduced over
three and one-half millions during the
month Of November. ~. 81 ,sSai . -,ii:ss,sS t,isss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

At Xenia, Ohio, few days since,
Janer Dice was awarded 81 $50 in the
Superior Court, against one, Glessef, a
wealthy saloon keeper, for selling liq-
tior to her husband and sons. The case
will be taken to the Supreme Court.
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Il
Persons entitled to an EXTRA copy ran,
if preferred, have eitheriof the folloWing
books opostsge prepaid. 'Politicsl Econ
omy, BY Horace Greeley = Peas Culture
for Profit. lhygP. 4. QuipnnHhe Ee-
Liments, iof Agriculture by Geea n. War
angri 8df nyu1I ,9aGl1Ds beAiLEEe ~ ueG
T = g-i,s,ADXERPISING RATES. 1fU TaiT
DAILY .TRIBuNIEdl 31e.. 40o.a 5De., l55c.,
Z i..! and 81 % perlipess. bsn .au.d e1if
SEMI. WTEKLY TRlBUNE,. p and SO cents
wE..EskiRE1 w..si RS T TsIBu5NaE, sum s. 90, IS 90. al and
h ha, $5 OF. per line. According to posi-
Z T. tio1. in the paper. ss..,5z, .aiyf .9,is
) In making remittances always pro-
cure o draft. on New York, or a POST
Office Money Order, If nosslb w here
neither of these can be ,proenIed send
the money, but always in a REGISfRRED
letter The registration foe he's been re :
duced to fifteen cents, aird- the present
registration system has bee9n found by
the postal authorities. to be nearly an
abs6fifte9 protection against losses by
mail! eALL Pestmasters are obliged to
register letters when requested ltoSe so.
y Terms cash in advance. Address
. S ,ni-a SflIEfT RIBUNE, New York. -
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CLOTHING sHATs&cApS.
- .wAL tn EalaofFA .aeaz -s..
.fHEl+ -r.l.tL F-ti..
Look toYour Own interest:
'-q N8N0H 11ttL2i
FURNISHING GOODS:
rsuroy 80 -ii.'andi...-s ana :. --,--.s.ss
MERCHANTTAILRIiS
aHENRY MEY E.

MOULD respectfully inform his old euscom-
~ eerssind The public generally, thar he has
removed his former place Of business one door
East TO the corner, in the room formerly occu-
pied by Q. 4 +. Troll. and more recently BY
Conrad Troll, as a Dry Goods Store, where I in
tend to keep or hand q good assortment Of
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats and Caps, and
Gents furnishing Goods. suitaole tofheseason.
! W hich VIII sell low fer Cash, as my motto il
short Profits and Quick Sales" also keep on
hand good assortment of Cloths, Cassimers
Vestings, Trimmings. &c, all OF which / will
sell by the yard or make mp 70 order in the
neatest and most fashionable style Cal and
examine my stock before buying elSew hsre az
am deterrnined 10 sell as low as possible :
fRemember the place at Trolls Corner
= api6
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wide Awake t!sssi 's r; ;fs 81 15ii;$;
HenfV Ward Reech ere
LOCAL AGENTS WANTfIIEDf.5 = Z
uNlVERSALdSM.

Send for free sample copy or the CHRIS
TAIN LEADER a hrst- class weekly 5oarnal
published by the New York State Convention
of Unlversaltsts. and containing the Sermons
of DIR. e. II. CHAPLIN. Terms 81 so per- year,
Address, Publisher CHRISTIAN LEA DER;
lzSS Broadway, New York City. .h9e
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DAflk haR1BsNk, Mail Subscribers, $40 90 per
SEAI-AX EELY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 90
= per ahnpnl. Five copies, or oyer, S3 70
u eAehs, an extra copy VIII be. sent for every
4f.,elub OF Ten sent for at one time: or, II pre-
:. ferred, a copy Of .Recouections OF a Busy
~ Life, BY Mr.. Greeley.. ~ sai.i-' ".e9ioi
J TERMS OF THE wEEKL X .TRf fgttNEfs:' - y
o5 is'-'i 70 NAH SUBSCRIBERS NO. y
; One Copy, one year, 81 issdesle 50 90 y q
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TeIONE ADDiaEsss alI.eAn ONE.P .PosTsOBFrcg.i
10 Goplss5..:,s. 8, 81 f0teaeh
e e EoBlesi. soB 3 e easS easS
!, And One Bxt1tD Copy to eadh Csub:i sdfsi
TO NAMES or SuBsGRFBERs, ALLAr lOxE'Posrl
slapI;s naeotoFFIcE, sigqs Sd5 9ai
10 81 Y efeh
50 10 each
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It ispsaids that Vents iboks lovely
about six O'Clock in the morEinej nThe
beantif1l goddess is in the heigfsof her
season, now, and DON'T. 60 to bed fiH
'tsun-up. Is, Morpheus isisery pressing
In his attentions about the same hour
and Venus showers down her s6iendor
and beauty mostly, upon early froosters
and the night police, Z ,,.,i aid a;ia ssi1
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State of Ohio. Belmont County.
q Court Common Pleas.
% 81 a g Divorce. -
,i Thomas II. Staunton, aif

Mary f. bInunton.
TNHE Defendant will take notice, that on the
i 3Oth day of october, 1871, the Plaintiff fled
with the Clerk OF the said Court, his petition,
eontaiAing In substance. that on the 18th OF
September 1856, the parties Were duly married
in Wheeling, West Virginia. and have two
children. and have lived In this County since
the first OF April, 1870 that on the 26th OF Octo-
Der, 1871, the Defendant eloped. with VIM. E.
Wilson, and committed adultery with him,
and the prayer of the said petition is. that he
be divorced from the bonds OF matrimony,-
The Defendant will further takenottce that the
said suit is now pending in the said Court IS.
=" ]. B. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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The Beliaire Independent very gently
criticises us for our adherance to the
Republican party and for not turning
Don Qulxote and fighting wfndmills OF
a. morbid imaginaaon.s We really
think the, RresiIient's message was an
excellent document, and we are too
modest atprssent TO enter upon a crit
icai review'of Boutwell's q admirable re-
port for the mere purpose ofpicking
flaws therein, II President Grant has
committed eblunders, we should re-
member that he Is human. We have
NOT felt ourselves sighted as does the
editor of the Springfield Rsp.s6ticdbs, nor
do we want to be President as does
Mr.. Greeley, that we shouldsindslge in
unnecessary criticism against any one.
II the editor ef,ffep zndepsadati feels
that Justice has nesBeen done him per.
ssnaliy BY orr chief 5pagistrateo OF that
hfschances for promotion VIII be lesseIss
ed by the denomination Of the present
chief e&ecuti se hs has our sympathies,
but we must decline any further inter-
iesence In the Affair." 1 .el4h 70 'ihi; -, +
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CONGRESS.

a CONGRESS.
4 sEsArE, nesl 5. ai1istis bills were
Hhtrodaced. ~ resozdtidn was ladepted
IcalIing for tie eofrespo1penee .oa the
ZCatacazy. maffer., Mr.. BlaEf tried %
get np his eorbns IN Soatlf Garolip4
lbut Efied. 1f. kellogg in tr0duced his
steamship bill and had it tabled
= HOUsE.lSeveral bills were intro
duced and referred. A bill was repor-
ted from the Postoffice mittee7eon-
tsoiidating the postal laws. The House
went into Committee, of the Whole on
President' 3 message, and debated the
Presidents recommendation for absorb
ton ef the telegraphst te the postal sfsz
tenn. The question was on its refer
ence. the friends 6f the Scheme Nsfhting
aap6eiA eonlsnitfeey and fi5e opF1nehts
1antini q reference toone of the regu-
lsrnoInmitteeSg 1f was finally referred
iefhe appropriation Committee by a
vote, ,ofd05 toes Adjourhed.ieso2 moi
SENATE, Dec. Dec ca 4 resoIl1 ion was
laid on the table to arrest two Witnesses
who refused to testify before the Ku-
Kfux Com niittee. Mr., anthony il-
troduced at bill to punish any lone in.
tffnidating ID voter in any way What,
ever and anbhiff, ,er lttb6 g. D5u,iliiish bribery
and ffarid &c pr dentiaf and congrreesss- res
ional election - q Aftef an, attempt = to
70 ke m SahefrTa n esfv 'biii. the
corressnof, 6anea. I'M srela tioG to IMr. Cat--
aeaazv. tiie RtiIsssiia Al Ii hffnister. Vas re-
raived uthafi fhei Senate Vent INTO ext- *.
vs sessi VI, Hh. ~
IN S{,ss Adopfed
to inonira to filA exped e1tay Of con
neefin6 fllake M ichfpah and NE Miissssissppi
rivprI hv dfEbiiih ltlanafis sA' ifegBitltion
,vas also ata3fesl nnnirfin6se, ri no.. .as to The
ina He tidsnss iyen GERS at
Havana as to tl,e recent seS
theha1d AZ fn Y h ,.t fe Keep
ar mo Ih,Ifsns ~ ref III to
CMhaO THE HoHset! III ttt6 "a 0fn irffttee
IN fhe aln1nl,Srtibb66dlb1 1entsbf i'll f6d1eed
Pbasf sessi5 mbpe III dts
tn 1hin fgI 1Ilnpr5, 1lnr5 r. off f. the HOUSE Of
itsesipreeeufhfft ~ indiana y filitiois. i2:
KafituckS 10; tie Mh b asiit E
ing 5381. The sect ons PROV ding for ex-
tra mem bers of the Fort ysSecohu Com
gfess were struck out. Adjourned, -.
'siys5,is1"f n. NJ. ~ S,,.. -, -
~ :, .slr;rsrsfa thntne
,a.ssoDH1e IL @
Ys' ss; P;@h4s ~ b;n S r,.". 9ostaI1i 10y
ssah ia.as ;,,sr5.,,i 80 - 1ho
-. oStH ,,,,eaJ' cd
psiis a. :. ~
,baoIsr;y;nr Daz,g n. : nat;onal soiidav..
N sos q ;t.at,;nsr $3.50,
tau s,,o psss I0f Os;de1 py
potB I1o,,saso seI;o,snd +;,i afonfa,,
ileooAn Ahoeo<1os 81 -
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X O'CKOCK

An0T; \ MONTH.-HOr;e and carriage fur
SSVh nishcd: exp xpeDSeS- paid; sampl9t free.
5lflGti 4. SHAM, Alfred, Ae--
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dMisstNilss0n leaves New Yofi1i after
this weekiforu1a season. She sings in
delphia on 4 NJ Monday night next
reappeafS here HChEistmasl week, - aiidl
them goes West, ifeturning1 tuiNew
York again inlFebruarygo Inthe spring
she goes to London toffulfilan engage.
fient at tsDrury Iane.I4 ] eb laoH" =
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. The Hamilton, Canada, tGys,tastio5,a s b. 4d-
Uocate, referring to another paper, says
that 1t advises q man to leave his evil
ways, no matter what the cost may be,
and especially those who have become
attached to wine and women, sHHWhen
mans sense OF right and wrong" says
the Adcocate, "his INCLINATION or DIS
gust, shall lead him away, what viii
become of the deluded Woman q, -. -. :, :.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Report

zlE1zzznz1nza.n-nszEuEl - EkzzzE
POstmaster-Generars Report.
The ordinary revenues Of the P. o
Department for the year ending Juni
80, 1871, were so, ,037 ,045, and the -ex
penditures Of all kinds 81, ,390, ,1O4; be
ing an increase in revenues over the
previous year of 81, ,l57 ,667, or &. 6.I3speI
cent, and of expenditures of $E041 ,56e
or AS per cent, sho wing net gain O
$l1f ,40l. If the Department be credit
ed with 100000 for transportation O
free matter and he amounts of subsi
dies to steamship lines, and the defic
iency for 1871 would be but 1928, ,05s
against $2,sl4, 116 for 187Q.x -.=-
EFhe estimated expenditures Tor ths
year ending June so, 1873, are 81, ,4S6,
90; with estimated revenues, ineiud
ing 500, ,000. for free matter, of So, ,740,.
749; leaving an estimated deficiency OF
To this ealcul&tioF is 90 be
added s725, ,0O0sof Steamship subsidies
$500, 600 to Japan and China, $3.50, ,00i
laads-alls fronISan Francisco. OF ap.
Propriations made for the year ending
June, 1871; there1 remains a balance
Of abilities Ief &; AZ, mo- The number
.of postage stamps sold during the year,
was 602, ,60l, ,450, representing $l7,629,.
i55 of revenue. iOf IS, Doe, 600 stamped
envelopes sold !. about one half were
plain and pne half with ssfequest. ?, The
iRcTa6e in stamps and envelopes L
81 ,172,7 ,769, or 7.13 per cent. lagE z
There are 1851 mail routes, (exclu-
siEe OF specials, covering $50, ,359 miles
onsFhjeh, the total s. transportation d
theTeaE was ,1QIv v57 ,795, at a cost of ST..
d29, ,395;, to which is to be added &, ,S75l
525nfer RailSxeY POStoffice clerks, route
agents, de-, making the total Of trans
poFtstiol 81 3, ,4Q4,92l5 .oiOf the Hr6ates
~ S34 miles were by raid; ;iht 80 lce4its
per up lie; -22Q, ,8Ss miles were byisteafni
boat, :at 1es5Seepts persmiie; The lin.
crease ID le9gth % routes sg,lM miles
at sA increased eostsOf $664y y742H There
arg 2 ll5 sispeciaR z Routes, un1 whief
trapsp rta6eRis iimitedite thenet1fep
-a1pess spf. the pfflces thus esuppheI 81
DAnsss s1sttcF t5Sno.ai aesains: nfzei
a eslsieh,eled ilean1estnenEi On com
I,715Sa Eie5s koEsl EastWay service sayins
snas "a. t9s 4l4Ra! t.nens rs annoyed VIII
allIIlcpitis59ni is euorts 10 secure rap
u sa i I ss.sls1 oox1ng 70 tae COM
adearsafe nav and ;t1e & refussl 4, IA n, al "a
low the. nnailsr mi ,ithe 3 fassesf t,ai1s
M IN. - .l.e-e.-
f 49,, >, r ~
y het PFiissltiia " a.
S63.lZS, Ub0 service over 1.-THE Pacific
Railxvays has. .heari vers -sat;sfaeto,xy %
Nr IL ~ ~ I !. .---tIl
VI BOA Jhf0ugls imaiS between New
York and San, Francisco 56e. or 81 pel
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HORSES ST0IEN.--e0 Saturdayinight
last, three ehnrseslwsrest0len from Beths
iel NJ. Hi Church, three miles south of
Deersyilley during the, evening services.
One of theil horses was tracked to Free
port, iwefelall traces of him were lost
The horses were valuable enes, and as
they may be offered for sale in this Sec
itions buyers should be on their gppardII
: GRs7psSg Times. i,'',ari.r foe .ts1',,.II,
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10000 AGENTS Wanted

immediately. $500. can. be made in sixty
days. Every reader of this, both old and
young. 4hould send 81, and get six samples that
Slssea sell for 81 each. with full particRlars.-
Send at ence, as am Determined to have 10 ,O01
Agents within the next sixty days. Address
j. Z. HEADLEY. Millneld. Ohio.
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- Als3aasEAvoolETioNkHY sA b goyernnent has
been established in Mexico.
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Nov. 2, Is7l-6w

on the 30th day of Novem her, lSSl. between the
hours of 9 O'clock, a. M, and 6o'ciock p. M, at
the Law offioe of Peck & Cochran, on 9Th street
in the City OF W leeling, State of West Vir-
ginia, / will take the dispositions OF divers wit
nesses TO be read in evidence on the hearing of
M ITEM THOMAS H. sTAUNToN.
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