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Special Notices
Removal. -
..npNcp sRMINi.- MACHLNK OOMPANY

y,,pVScR SRwiS5.- MACHINE COMPANY
HAVR REMOVED To
Me- 80 UNOE-SQUARB Broad'a,, near se'so'ee"'as n
Irmcuse Reductiou.-whie French Cana Dnss' ST. -
az Wiie ouh China Tra sets ~ leos % 10 eit bsse
Etes "a, ~. a PIECES 80 So colOnct and Gi frrnsh
rtsns1 ~. Se. $40 81 W J. DALEY Co.. OIL BroadsH
Chn Chanber Sets II peoos. ~ ~
va ~ y..s. h sne Figures, Gard Receiver 6c., se
nAh'e '~'' W J.. DALEY 1 Co, 6Jl Brosd~sJ.
IMMENSE RBDUCTIoN-alyerP .tei Tea seS Pecs 49,
sl~ engraved triple plates ~ 81 Silver ffated Cast eaa
,,. IS So silver 1sbe Speoes ne ds<s; tvssy
S.A Innner Kni-as sheffield make, 81 " The 5ossa
nAND W. J. r. DALEY 4 Co, 81 BSe~dvT.
-sich nd Nervous-Capnot sleep; veal ssd &ses sers
uprsns Of pain got TIE blues. DR. CLOCKS k.h I'LL
RODYNk all the Strengthens sad soeos
s system blues aud produces ssoes deep shn desired 49,
h, Dtugsists sent by mall 75,- Address . - A..
" oo n b CLOCK Ph.maeeuts and Csenist Bostoa, MAJ
Tb onritee snpoU~i 70 Investigate the legal saix %
s property the pFOpo.es epsai Of ne Ae WHO'S
broadway VIII their report a. he
r-r Of Lyris THIS "Wednesday kNkNiSd ats oeleef
Requested Ia %
present JhNhs MN ls,t -i, -
Post-Omce N0tce.Ths wss ior 81 soPB daring %, ssss
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THE St-vuEHsEY CITY CHARTER.

In consequence of II recent decision of the
,,od s,,,es SUPERIOR Court. resolution adopted,
. . ,rc.tinr OF she Jersey city Common Council, last
evening directing the Committee ON Riparian Rights to
crain in whom the right 60 the lands under water In
Tho state ARE invested The proposed new charter came
,ii' fnr discussion snd resolution was almost
Wy ,i,n,nslv adopted directing the Corporation COun-
ST' With tie asistanc, OF the Hon. Leon abbott to
uppood AID TIC present charter, aud tue injustice
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nOMEhTIC hARKETS.

BurPALo Peb la-Flour dali and unchanged Whes.-scrs
Wner at I'll 80; ear White heh
gan 81 60 Corn dull aud brm; seven cans New sod
ODE ye, aud Seeds naeuEe BARRY IN eosA
demand Canals al soc two cars DO yere
cara T~Oovsi state al &c.
trsck PORK +23 Lard. 5lc. High5iues dull. at 9c
LOrr.vLY 4-TobaccoSaies 20 hhis common % goes
Lug. IS 251 So medium Leaf S6 5DSl0 Bsggng le'et
Cotton quiet: Mddny lsc Flour Extra Family 20 Grss
firm and unchanged Provisions hun; Mess PORK ~ 70 Laf We
Bulk Meats Sac for shoul1es u1lic Tor SIDES Bsroe lOc 10
shoulders; lIG2c HSns-Sugar cured, s Plan, IT,
WmMSaToS, Feb LSpii Turpentoe Sem at NE helt bstr.
Ron frm Strained So fupo9uDs steady AMI unh,nsoA
Tar lower a 81 10. Cotton quiet At Lee - $500.
AUGUSTA Ga Feb -Coton quiet at l4alt@ ior addhnss -
$50 bales, and receipts OBJ bales.
HEwORLEANs Feb H-Cop 6rner; NJ Ie 7sc felo", 72aTt
White 1915 fair demand ,0l)c for Shuiier lllo
l2c Rib Sides Rai2.c for Clear side. Ohei Afscns
unchage EKsaageSteyag nominal al I'll Ne" rofA ssh 40
Gold. III.
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OHIO.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST IL
CENsING HOUSES OF PROSTITUTION.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 14.-In the Senate, to-day,
a communication was presented from tho Ministers As
sociation Of Cincinnati strongly protesting against the
passage OF law TO license houses of prostitution. Tho
bill now before the House this subject will probably
10 defeated.
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TIE STATE or TRIDE
EUROPEAN Markets

t,yp,y Feb All 30 m.Cono opene At %. for bod Gorsy
AMI The .ceount American quiet and steady intel states Five
Twenty bonds OF, 1900 Old 91l 1891 81 IenFO,aes St
stocks steady Be Railway shares, ID Illinois CenrAs ii' Az
hntis and Great Western, - o.. ...,,r- n
LrvERpooI Peb Hil:30A mCoton opend quiet mdihne Up
lands 7s0i Mdng Orean' q 1tl sales Of me Jay O" oAa
Brealsuds quiet. NhezI ls steady
Il-Aruyed lark Woosse fron ne~-ohsn~
Jan 4 with L. G3 bales u cotton. - . s,,,.
LIyRRPooL Peb HAuyed-Peh ~ bark Bomfou, SI nAies
klae 1865 Minnesota. w. Total S9b bales
IA mCOns0ls Sl Tor money snl inc acs'ast
American serrriies Quiet and seaiy Bries. Bf
LIVERPOOL Feb IA mWheat-io receipts ior hTee 'JS
American. Lard lrEes al o.
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rnr1rx orrpAGE- n soUTm cARoLINA.

IHARLEsIONJ FtO' IF'--HHVH oA''''' =,
vail. I'm Columbia s. c. owing TO the onagos Oh the MI
- a. ,h, MINER COMMITTEES body OF coo masked horse
-, surrounded the Jail Of Union County ON SUNDAY
oht lied the TAILOR. and took out 10 negro ilsohos,
m a. ~ ,n charge, OF murder and arson St Oh ten"
r' shnt two hung and two are missing Tho IIt1 -
tr Inc crime was that the prisoners were ABOUT 10 p
'",.I In Columbia writ OF labcaf cofpur' m",h
i,,aton at the lyuching prevails among uic nSsS'S
81 lie people. without REGARD w parry
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MOVEMENT FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE CooLIE
TRAFFIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14.-The ship Tudor
has arrived from Hong Kong she experienced very
rough passage having encountered typhoon. and came
near laundering. She brings news that tho san
sayadonian Consul had received instructions to deprive
, osecl sailing under the flag OF San Salvador,
red I'm the cOOie trade of her papers Hitherto IL mas
been the custom the cO0e traders To b9y American OF
English ships here and have them registered as san
slyadonian vessels and then send them out TO carry
rnrgoes TO Peru COnsuls Of all the other central ana
south American states hold similar nStrucuOhs luis IS
the seyerost blow yet made at the traffic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
,pppoAcpYG COMPLETION OF THE STEVENS
RATTERY.

The Stevens gunboat which has been so long
building and the OF which has been 80 uouo'
f is nearly completed, and will be ready of
In June at the furtherest Inc h@'nihoi' - 49,
,d Tho veasel will be entirely completed during
,r and t month with the exception of portion Of
,he to,neys, work She has four engines agefeeaung
5000 horsepower. These engines have Nlhch FIf'he,
ana run two imnonse DrODellers. IAe 'e''o' - NV
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DEATH OF COL. THOMAS E. CHICKERING.

BosTON, Feb. 14-COI. Thomas E. CHECKER
ing OF the firm OF Chckerng Brothers, panoorte manu-
facturcrs died suddenly this morning of apopexy 1t
is stated that he has $4,000 insurance on his life IN the
following offices: Equitable. $1,000 state Mutual SVS
" $4,000; Globe Mutual $4,000
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PENNSYLVANIA.

WEsTCHEsTER, Feb. 14.-Tho Chester County
Republican Convention met to-day and elected the Hon.
p Frazer Smith, Senatorial Delegate, and Isaac W. Van
leer Charles II. Pennypacker, and Robert G. Mcclellan
Representative Delegates and instructed them to vote
for Col Frank c. Hooten for Auditor General.
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

,,,N-cuA MTON CITARTER MISUNDERSTANDING
LELED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
BINGAMToN, Feb. 14.-The annual charter
election in this city took place to-day, Col Walter
dwight Republican, chosen Mayor over b. n
IOomis Democrat by majority Of $40, the largest Re
publican majority given here. Republican Alder
men and Supervisors wero chosen from every ward
The only Democratic majority given was for an Inspector
OF Elections
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puuADErpHrA LIVE STOCK MARKgr-Fsh Il

,
supply beef cattle ts seek the OBrnss amount
ing head the demand bus bui prices renamed sbos
cattle selag from blWIic v 10, and cbons
"a from &c O' Of er beeyes so as high & oo@moa
fom Sc Sheepfhere tet demand for sheep
prices advanced slightly the sales reached $500 bead al ~ ia
6{c Hoy.-rhe demand for Hogs ta All over
O,Ibe,d were .oli al from SO To M H. Cows
request and bands from 30 10 go a. qualify
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c.NRRIpGE uyE STOCK MARKgr-PEs 1,

Beef Cattle Receipts $40 head The npCeasn' 5ns "ssL =
xii second SO 80 50, 1hh p6@Sb sheep and L,Aas
Receipts head The supply he better la last 4ees %.
affect The pnoe saos IA loIs % va - e.sA h~
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DIED

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial StAmp'Ng Note Pssss
w EyERDsLGs sons FUBros OLD DUTCH CHgRGa
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Hazard & CasweIp. Cod Liver OIL is til. beat

Por Liver Complaints and Diseases Of the Kidneys
WINoBEsrKPs HrPoPHOsPHrB MtssASEsE ceran cure
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Raw-Iiide Rope, ,

P,r Hoisvays amt Waters S-sh-Cori ase.
Manufactured by BARROW MANUFACTURING Co.. BRISTOL Coma
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-01
Republican C0altyC0lVeltiQl
GAINESVILLE, OHIO,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA. 1871.


The RepuDlicansof Belmont County,
are requested to meet in Mass Conven-
ton at Barnesville, on Wednesday, the
18th day of June, 1871, for the purpose
ofselecting delegates to theState Repub.
lican Convention to be held at Column
bus on June q, and also for the purpose
of placing in nomination a County
ticket to be supported by them at the
October Election, and the transaction
of such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. ssissias
In the Convention assembled pur-
suant to this call each Township will
be entitled to four members of the
nominating Contention, to be selected
on or before the day of the Convention,
The Republicans of each Township
are requested to select their most ener.
+getic, active and reliable Republican,
and report his name to the Convention
as member of fithe' County Central
Committee. ..u....
The members of the Central Com.
'mittee thus seleetetl &rg lotiHed that's
meeting taereofwill b. held fob Fthe
day the Convention meets, at such
hodr and place as may hereafter be de.
termined upon,, ...z.,.,,r -
By order of the Central Committee
81 CIV. CARROLL, Chairman.
ALEXIS Cope, Sec'y.
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BarnesyiIle Locals.

MARIETTA e PITTSBURGH RAIL
IRoAD.-Messrs. Macarthur and Gould
Engineer and Surveyor of M. & P. r.
r.. arrived here on Friday night. Sat.
Iurday morning they were interviewed
| by the Railroad Committee and othel
prominent citizens. Mr.. McArthur
expressed the opinion that the road
from Salem to Temperanceville, would
not cost any more per mile than road
fr0m Cambridge to Dennison. From
Temperanceville to GAINESVILLE would
be the most expensive portion of the
road. 1t is probable that one tul1nel
labout one thousand feet long, one
tresde perhaps six hundred feet long,
and cut of aboutforty feetdeep would
be required between those two points.
The probable average cost of the entire
road would not exceed the cost of the
@. o. r. r. The region traversed by
the read is prolific in farm produce OF
every description with abundance OF
coal and timber. Mr.. Macarthur con
Isiders it much richer country in every
respect than the line of the road re-
Gently traversed by him between Cam
bridge and Dennison. Our Railroad
Committee has ordered the road sur
yeyed and the work will begin on
Monday, June 5th, under the auspices
of the NJ. & p. r. r. 1t is presumed
the survey will extend from Salem In
Washington County to Cadiz in Harri-
son County. -.-esa
The .MAYORALTY.-R. C.. Graves,
who held the Office of Mayor for one
year resigned previous to the Spring
election and j. A. Barnes was elected
to fill the Iunexpired term Shortly
after his election, MIR. Barnes resigned
and an election ordered for to-day (29th).
There were four candidates in the field
for election who received respectively
the following votes: DIR. j. w. War
field, 81, N. j. Manning, so, J. NJ.
81, M. d. King, 127. The
total vote was two hundred and ninety
five, about tWo-thirds vote. a.I
Business manufacturers are
with work; our tobacco
merchants are busily engaged packing
tobacco for the New York market; in
other mercantile business trade is dull.
PosT SCRIPT.-As our School Teach
,rs. Lawyers, Merchants, Manufaet-
lrers and Mechanics, all get well paid
or their services here, I have mol
,ratuitOus putting to impose upon you
,ut leave them to puff themselves i'll
hey require it in the regular way
through the advertising columns-prO-
7ided they pay for it. G.
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Teachers Examinations.
LIST Saturday In June, at st. ClairsvIIie.
a +. ]. Burns, Clerk of Board
Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, May "a, ISL.
CATTLE.-The run OF cattle for the week has
been heavy. The market was slow and sale:
rather hard to effect, owing to the disagree
ment between buyers and sellers regarding the
Weighing Of stock. Prices in the early part o.
theweek were about the same as last week
viz, &c the top Of the market. but durinithes
latter part prices declined and the market be
came weak at 61zc for the best The following
arethe rates current to-day: Extra steer. ss 2;
to eco; good to prime. s6 Il TO 6 S5; common to
medium, So; bulls, stags and cows, 81 to 5 stock
steers, 81 to Is.
Hoes.-The arrivals for the week have been
heavy, for to-day light. The market Is moder-
ately active but prices are no better, though
more steady than for weeks. To-day every
thing is sold or shipped out. II the run would
prove light the coming week prices might be
advanced a Little, but it would only be tenn
porary, as the country is tun of hogs, and as
they would come more free prices would de-
cline. The following are the rates current to-
day; Extra Phiiadelphia s4@4 rs; good to prime
Philadelphia. "a 40@4 50; good to prime New
York, 81 25
SHEEP.AThe arrivals heavy for the week.
heniarket was slow and dragging, but all the
pens were sold or shipped out. The prospect
is that next week prices will remain at present
quotations unless the run would provelight, in
which case sellers would undoubtedly spring
the market. The following. are the current
rates: Good to prime.: $3.50 to s. decent to fair
81 to 25 mean to common, s3 SO 70 4 foot rot
and scalawags, by the head, 81 %.
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MorristoWnLncals.

Dr.. Hamilton the oldest physician of
our town has been in delicate health for
some time. Measles is spreading rap
idly. There are at present about q
cases, interfering very much with
school arrangements.
There win be an anniversary meet
ing of Presbyterian Sabbath School
next Sabbath.
Miss II. Hannaur and Mr.. A. Jacobs
were married on the %. It being the
first Jewish marriage ever celebrated
in Morristown created considerable in
terest. A Rabbi from Wheeling offici-
|ated; ceremony at II O'Clock NJ; time
of ceremony 20 minutes. 1t was first
spoken in Hebrew, then translated in
to German. The parties did not join
hands, but exchanged rings. After
the ceremony they bowed their heads
and the Rabbi placing his right hand
ION the head of the bride and left on the
bridegroom's pronounced the blessing.
Although but few persons present un-
derstood the language the rites were
so solemn that many were affected to
tears.
Daylight was excluded, and the
apartment was lighted by wax candles
and lamps. A description of the BRIDES
dress would be interesting to the ladies
and we will give as reported to us.
Dress of white swiss, made with court
train, trimmed with puffs; white gloves
and slippers were worn; white blonde
veil and white flowers decorated the
head. -
Itwas said that she looked b autiful.
About one hundred guests were pres
ent. The dinner was complete, moth
ing wanting to satisfy the most fastid-
ioIs epicure. In the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs started for Philadelphia,
their future home.
SOLITAIRE,
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MINISTERIAL AssoCIATIoN.-The
Barnesvills Ministerial Association
win be held in the NJ. E. Churcha at
Belmont on 9Th, 7th. and 9th days o.
June. It will assemble on June 6 at
2 P. NJ. and Rev. ]. S. Bracken will
deliver the opening sermon. Essays on
various topics by fifteen different min
isters of the Dis trict will be read. Or
Tuesday evening "a s. s. Sermon will
be delivered by Rev. E. Ellison, We'd
nesday evening a Temperance sermon
by Rev J. S. Lennon and Thursday
evening a sermonby Rev. Z. M. Hud-
son. Debate-Question Do the spirit
ual and temporal interests of the NJ. E.
Church demand any change in the
EPiscopacy. Affirm-Revs. Stephens
and Ellison, Deny-Revs. Lennon
and Bracken. Sunday School meeting
viii be held on Wednesday 2 p. M.
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49,
A brief visit to Belmont on Saturday
brought us In contact with several Of
the elever nsen Of that psscefal village.
Mr.. Ira Vail without whom Belmont
would not be Belmont, is sti1 at his
post-Miller is driving the Stationery
and Drug business, with a first class Soda
Fountain by way of refreshments.-
Holloway, formerly of Flushing, oecu-
pies thedry goods room known as Met
calfs old stand. Burt. White has
charge of the Union Schools-Mrs. o.
G. Metcalf has taken up her residence
in Morristown. Belmont has three
hotels, three groceries, two dry goods
houses. one drug store, one saddlery,
two clothing shops, three churches and
one large Touring mill doing good
business.
The Horse Fair comes off on the
18th and 10Th. Several horses are
training at different points for the
POsT OFFICE ITEsfs.-About seven
thousand six hundred letters are mailed
yearly. Delivery of County news
papers is as follows: Gazette 20 copies,
Enterprise u, Independent 2, STANDARD
3, CHRONICLE 49.
AccIDENT.-Mr. VIM. s. McCaffrey
had his arm severely mangled few
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following are the cases disposed
OF during the past week.
Patterson as. Patterson partition
suit-report of Com. confirmed and
deed ordered. gaa assdl4 "a s3rss s.i.
Deal Us. Hatcher-referred to o. J.
Swaney, to report at present term. ss..5
Wilson as. Creamer ct GJ-verdict for
plaintiff for $50. 81 5ssE..a .ae5.s,
Keepers Us. Hines-judgement for
plaintiff for $50. Second trial allowed.
McGeorge vs. Burson-judgment for
plaintiff for $104.50. Motion for new
trial. aie-s., -. ~ s. n, @
Harlenstein ct al, Trustees of Luther.
an Church Of Bellaire ordered to make
sale and report to next term.
Philips Us. Green ct Gl-referred to
Chambers to report to present term.
Cowen, Admr. Us. Harper-referred
to Kelly to report to present term.
Martin vs. Martini divorce decreed.
Grafton Vs. the B. & o. r. r. Co.,
demurrer to petition overruled and
leave given to answer.
Carter Us. Carter-divorce decreed.
Boyd Us.. Barrett ct GI-continued at
costs Of defendants. fsasll
Burk Us. McNSmarra-continu at
costs of plaintiff. ss4s
Finney Us. McIlravy-continued at
costs of plaintiff.
Stone & Thomas Us. Barrett & Co.
continued at cost of defendants.
Kline Us. Ball-forty days given for
defendant to answer.
Pickering Us. Brock-This case was
decided once before, in favor of the
plaintiff, and was an action brought fol
the recovery of 81 200 alleged to have
been paid by mistake in the purchase
of alfarnEituated near Flushing. Plain
tiff held q note on defendant for 81 ,O00,
which note was to be received by de-
fendant in part payment, and account
ed for said mistake on the grounds
that when the time of paym ent came
the giving up Of the note was overlook
ed, and the full price of tine farm paid
in money. He claimed that immedi
ately after discovering said mistake ht
sent q neighbor to notify the defendan
then living near Columbus, thereof
\ and to receive the money, but gave N
authority to receive less sum. The
defendant then admitted, as in the tri
the plaintiff on third party for s68!
WuICu onO pia1uelA IcltAocO W ttCC6p
The defense claimed, first, that the
mistake occurred in the counting o
the money and not in neglect to credi
the note, and amounted to only $50
Secondly it was claimed that the per
lson sent by the plaintiff to receive tn,
money was duly empowered to act O
his agent, and did so act by receivin,
the note for $500 in settlement of tn
whole controversy. The trial contin
aed three days and, being ably manag
led on both sides, was one Of considera
Bile interest. The jury having deliber
lated and dreamed over the matter al
, might, reported yesterday morning tina
they were unable to agree, and wer
discharged.
4 Tallman & Tallman for plaintif
lDanford & Cowen for defendant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-01

THE wool buyers are already on the
alert, and from present appearances we
are inclined to think that the market
viii be brisk. 1t is feared, however,
that as soon as the present Eastern de
mand is supplied that buyers will be
less eager. Some of our farmers have
already disposed Of their wool at As
cents, and we met a buyer on Saturday
who had paid so cents for an extra
article. In smaller quantities the ruling
price will be less than the latter price,
but heavy wool raisers will not be dis
posed to be in a hurry. ! ~
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FOR AUDITOR.

The many friends of JOHN L. VAN
PELT, announce him as candidate
for Auditor, subject to the action ofthe
approaching Republican Convention
Having made a gallant fight last year,
they feel that a denomination ss due
him. now thatther is'a fair prospect OF
success in the approaching canvass. IA
MANY VoTERss AND, FRIENDS.
The sender win recollect that two dol
lars 10 the cost Of inserting notices of
this Kind and win oblige us by remit
ting balance. iso iii' 4.i-e7' 1ai ~ l.s7-.
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THE ATLANsrc MONTHLY for Jun

THE ATLANsrc MONTHLY for June,
1871, has the following contents: Bot
anizing; The Shifting Of Power; Me-
hitable; A Virginian In New England
Thirty-Ffve Years ago, "; The Cap
ture Of Fort Fisher, III; From Genera
ton to Generation, i; The Robin, by
John G. Whittier; Mountaineering in
the Sierra Nevada, II, by Clarence
King; American Life In France, ";
Kate Beaumont, VI; Bubbles from
ian Ancient Pipe; The New English
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FOR AUDITOR.

Allow us TO suggest thename OF ]. T. sCHo-
FIELD, ESQ.,, OF Warren, Township, as most
suitable for o position upon the Repubiican 4
ticket for Auditor, subject 10 the decision Of the
Convention. Notta single objection can be
and he has many qualities commencing him.
As former Commissioner. he ron the respect OF
his associates and OF the citizens OF the County.
the Auditors ONCE will render him peculiarly
suitable for bringing about proper economy
: '-i''' 0'''s'' MANY REPUBLICANS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-01

EJosh Billings says. "I haz allwais
notised that when nusepapers and the
aters is poorest thay makes the biggest
fuss about their circulashun and patron
lie. A theater that iswell paroled do
not need to say it haz full houses, and
everybody seez whether nusepaper
is took prOmiscuS or not"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-01
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Farm. for Sale.
BARGAIN at Private Sale.

fNJE Will offers at private sale, the STORE
w ROOM, WAREHOUSE. LOT and our en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
and all the articles nsnflly kept In q country
Store, Mt ROCK HILL, Flushing Township.
Belmont County, Ohio. The assortment OF
goods Is excellent and being ibodght at low
rates will be sold accordingly. The location is
central, being at the terminus of the Uniontown
and Flushing Pike and directly on the Belmont
and Toledo Railroad II built.
ief.2nns 90 J. MORRIS & CO.