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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07
4 UCTlON SALE.

lot If household furniture consisting of ehails
tables bureaus, looking glasses, crockery bed
steads, spring beds, mattresses. feather beds,
stoves carpets, sewing machine. &c, 40, will
be sold at auction at the late residence Of Mrs. L.
Simmons, in tho village of Middlebury, Oh Mon
day, May 18th, 1872, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, unless sooner disposed of at private sale.
Also ut the same time and place, lot of carpen-
ters tools. W. g. LANGWORTHY, Auctioneer.
Middlebury, May 9Th, 1872. lw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07

EAST MIDDLEBURY.-At regular
meeting of Cold Spring Lodge No. "a, l.
o. G. r., East Middlebury May 4th
1872, the following officers were installed
for the quarter commencing May lst
1872; James j. Manney, W. G. T.
Mrs. Nancy Pierce, w. V. T; Levi j
Ncedham, w. s. Albert A. Boardman
w. +. S; Lewis Russell, w. r; Reuben
A. Damon, W. G; John Nancy, W.
M Miss Lizzie Judge, W. l. G; Aus.
tin Peck, w. o. G.; Mrs. Sarah Part.
ridge, w. A. S; Miss Katie Boardman
W. d. NJ Mrs. Eliza Eldredge, W. X,
S; Mrs. Augusta Needham, W. S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07
OZRO MEACHAM'S, BRANDON, VI
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF THE
lST NATIONAL, RANK ORWELL

IL OF THE
1ST NATIONAL BANK ORWELL,
AT Orwell, in the State of Vermont, at the close
of business, April 10th, 1872.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, S123337 90
u. 5. Bonds to secure circulation, 100 900 90
Due from redeeming and reserve agents, 1l,049 "a
Due from National Banks, 494 90
Banking House, $500 90
Current expense, 597 GA
Cash items Gncluding stamps), 300 90
Bills of other National Banks $40 90
Fractional currency (includng nickels) "a rs
Legal Tender Notes 5000 90
$247,923 10
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus fund, 1900 90
Profit and loss, 1912 &C
National Bank circulation outstanding, So, 6sl 90
Dividends unpaid, 525 90
Individual deposits 4l,G44 SO
1928 10
STATE OF VERMONT, ! 1, C. Z. Bush CASH
County of Addison, S. s Ter of the First Nation
al Bank at Orwell, in the State of Vermont, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
C. L. BUSH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day
of May 1872.
J. W. BoYNToN, Notary Public
Correct-attest
JONI l.. HAMMOND
JONI T. Rich. Directors.
| MARVIN NORTH,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07
CTATE OF vERMONT-District Of

~ Addison -.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury within
and for said District on the Goth day Of April.
A. D., 1872.
Allen Foot, administrator Of tho estate If
CHANDLER TILLOTSON,
late Of Middlebury, in said district deceased.
makes application in writing to this court, asking
for an extension of the time allowed him 10 pay
the debts and charges against said estate; it Is
thercupon ordered that said application be cousid
ered for allowance at session of the Court g. be
held at the probate Office in Mlllebury on Thur
day. the 3Oth day Of May, ls,2 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and it is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all persons Interested by pub
licatieD three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, newspaper printed at Mi1liobury
previous to said time, that they may appear al
the said session Of this court and show cause, if
any they may have, why any extern sion to the
time to pay the debts and charge arlin.t said
estate should not be granted.
;w} SAMUEL f.. COOKE. IuIre.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07

CEowN PoINT--Thc old Crown Point
Furnace. with two engines, four coal
sheds, one dwelling house, the property
Of Messrs. j. 4 r. Hammond, caught
fire recently from burning old refuse
about the house, and were burned to the
ground. Loss from seven to ten thous-
and dollars. The furnace has not been
in operation since last fall. G. /.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07

SuoT-On sunday last Micheal Glea
son, farmer, in Sallna, n. Y, assisted
an Office in making an arrest for violating
the game laws, and was shot by one Of
two Germans, who made violent resistance
Gleason died Tuesday, and his murdcrci
has been arrested.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07

The Chester cheese factory com
menced operations on the 18th inst, and
now consumes 1000 pounds of milk per
day. and the amount is increasing each
week
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07
Addison County.

Miss Elitharpe of Bridport is to teach
in Panton this summer.
The Vermonter says rum was very
common occurrence in Vergcnnes on Sat.
urday week.
1t is not very sickly in Orwell at
present, aside from those suffering with
chronic difficulties. There have been a
few cases of meningitis and two deaths.
FIRE IN CoRNwALL.-The barn Of An.
drew Narcotic, of Cornwall, with a small
quantity of hay and two fat calves, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday. Cause
smoking pipe in the barn.
AT the public examination of teachers
by Superintendent Hayward in Bridport
on the 26th ult., the following received
certificates: Misses Flora Eldredge
Eva Myrick, Addic Wing, Anna Elitharp
Lira EIitharp, Diana Lewis.
CoRNwALL 49, Mrs. Rollo |. Landon
will meet her class in perspective draw.
ing at her residence in Cornwall on Wed.
nesday's and Fridays from to l Il. m
commencing the course May 18th. Any
wishing to join the class can do so. 7w3
Mr.. o. S. Branch, one of the enter.
prising citizens OF Orwell, conceived the
idea few years ago that fruit trees rails
ed in this climate and soil would be bet
ter for this region, than those brought
to us from York State and the more dis
tant West. He accordingly began the
development Of this idea, and is now sup
plying the surrounding towns with all va
reties of the most beautiful aud thrifty
trees to be found anywhere in the mar.
kets all Of his own rearing.
RIProN.-We notice that Wallace
Fisher has taken an extensive job, rather
more probably than he will successfully
prosecute, though if he continues to do
S. F. Mattcsons milking gratis, furnishing
new pals every time, and will honestly
deliver all the milk, Mr.. NJ, will not OBJ.
ject.-Farmers are getting walked up
suddenly, on the subject Of farming
Early in the week, fire from the burning
Of brush got beyond control several time.
and ran in the woods pretty briskly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-04
BEINGS. Oh. April. 2. 1873.

.tg1fy,l ot H.sDRM0s, On, April, 2, 1873. ..
u tEp.l lGHRoNIoLE :MDear Sir, we have
great cause to rejoice over the resalt VI
the eleeti0nnin Smith FoWnsbip.'i The
better PORTION CT the Dem oeratie party
has become i fully aware that their
best interests haEsl been neglected ~
their leaders and fearing destruction,
caIie in the & hour l0f their aperHi and
knocked at the door of the Republican
party, which, was opened unto them,
,izid they CAME i'm and istipped with its
and eve with them: and we went forth
to give battle 10 the enemy OF the best
interests Of the people, which resui ted
lin the election IOf two Important OIL
GERS, one by eight and the other seven
tystfiree sioff asIiiajority, aud l1taaine SO
nearly aeleoting the whole ticket that
the old shattered frame Of Democracy
shook in every limbI Pheir 'gfeatest
Ifiajprityloa any important officer being
only twenty-fOurvetes. Heretofore, the
vote Of the Democratic party has been
double that Of the Republican, PARTY,
hand the cause of this change, is the tine
Iasl ltllatiwhich, has been shown inDther
States; nRmely,< unfair dealing by, q
clique that has been long continued ID
Office. Hoping, that the Queen, of pros,
fpeffty may come before the people on
the fifth :, of June, and point out q
Daniel who will Interpret tiif hand
writing on the wall and receive as 8
recon- Pense not the third but tbs
highest Office in the nation, a,g "a a5
,, .,i,i, = ri Fea Rem A sNoTER
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Plantation BittalS.
s. T.--1seo.--x.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
the sheet anchor of the feeble and de-
bilitated. AS tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has no equal among
AS remedy for the nervs
Gus weakness to which women are es-
peciaily subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate or frigid. it acts as a
specific in every species OF disorder
which undermines the bodily strength
I'd breaks down the animal spirits. RI.
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N1-Nnoop: bow L0sr, Huw REsroREn

Just published, q new edition OF DR.. Culver.
wells CeleCrnted Essay on the radical eure
(without med;cinel OF Spermatorrl1cea OF semi-
nah Weakness Involuntary Se ninal Losses
Impotency, Mental and Physical IncapacitV
20 Marriage, etc, slso Consump-
lion, EPILEPSY, and k1ts 1ndaced By self-in-
dulgence or sexual ex xtravagance.
RA- Price, IN q seatett envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay clearly demon straies, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming co0Ss-
quences Of self.abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal medi-
cine or the application OF the knife pointinp
cut mode Of cure atonce simple, certain ana
affectual, by means OF which every suflefers mo-
matter what hts condition may be, may cnre
him SELF cneaply, privately, anu radiealiSf
49, This IGotufe should be in the hands os
every youth and eSsry man i'm the land
Sent, under seal, In n plain envelope to anv
addsess, post paid, ON receipt six cents or rvs>
ost stam ps.
!. Also. Dr. CulverwsfllS vMarTsaee 3u,das
prize . cents, Address the Publishers
ChAS. J.C SLINEA IN
30 rs. New YOFx. q laies Boy ~,
N-f'A Ha a.
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STOP, READ THIS


{ r HEREBY eertify that about four years since
i was attacked with avery severe Catarrh in
Ifly nose, ltettd and throat. and also very tor
mentIng rheumatism, tried various remedies
and consulted with my regular physician, US
ing his prescriptions, but derived no benefit
from amy them. The Catarrn became so bad
that could not breathe through my nose at all,
aud the rheumatism so painful and di istressing
that could scarcely walk, Al this time my
disease was pronounced iHc1srobte. About this
time Dr. Boyd old me he believed he could
cure me. tried his Common Sense Treatment
and soon The disease began 10 give way, and
got better rapidly and am now Tree from serious
trouble TO That extent Thai lresort TO the use OF
no medicine at ali, and can with great con,
filence recommend DIR. Boyd's treatment all
CntdITh and Rhetandtic sufferers. L.l-
4 isss-, JANE SCOTT,
per w, r KIRKwcoD.
hereby certify that Mrs. Scott is a member
OF good, yes of high standing in the Presby-
terian Church oi Smithheld; and that all her
statements ar. to be surplicItly relied on. l
further say thai have been from the outset
lcognizant OF the facts in his case, signed the
above certificate for Mrs. s., bs her direction.
/ gra n hraf W.lk. kirk n GOD.
Pastor Presbyterian Church. snithrisld, o..
send stamp for circular tn ~ 81 -
DR.. GEORGE II. BOY u. Surgeon Dentist,
- 81. Claissyilles BelnonA County Ohio.
f y rs ia
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NOTICE.

,kA ARGARE;r A. TRACY, whose place of resi-
lfl denee is unienpwn, viii take notice. that
w liiaIn Tracy, mas flied, In tse Court mi Com
mon Pleas OF Belmont County, Quo, u petition,
which Is now pending in said Coure,s pray ing
tur a liv,Ircc from said Margaret, on the ground
OF her Eul absence for more than three years
and, gross neglect of duty. The petition Will
be tor hearing at the next erln OF said Coirt.
WILLIAM TRACY
by SrgCLAIK KELLY. his .ArIay.A = Q leI5sw
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H 10
tiThe9 Cincinnati Times 30 Chronicle
Company has sued the Ehqairer Com!
Ipaay for s25,9UOe damages for having
surFeptitiousl y procured a subscription
list Of tlie,i Times and used. 1t TO steal
'by!f Lively developments
areIlooked for! LII % ssaipi i''ln -i'ii
~ |, In the Galaxy Club, Room "a. go6d
story is told of college President,
who, meeting ON tire cars a. stuaent
whose character for sobriety was not
good, and whose then, appearance eyir
ideneed arecent debauch, and approach
ed him and solemnly and regretfully
said: Been. on q drunk" aaSp have II,
was the inlmnediate IA reply. ,gssonhs ar
q During the late sessi0naofl the Pitts
burgh Conference, NJ. 4s!i Chareh, the
AdUOcdte says. @The Preachers OF, the
West Pittsburgh district made their
elder DIR. 8. r. Minor, o present of a
package. of. greenbacks amonntinguto
$72.v ItalsO saSs.s ssFheipreachefs Of
the GAINESVILLE district did like gens
erous deed by their elder, Rev. j. s.
tBrackenaiT They presented him withaa
tine gold watchValued at $l25. .nod no
iIo1snB2--41 al 81 fslg 81
What always follows the lhoundss
Their tailS.u 1dS1 ~ s5lin ods 19f'
Honey bees are winged merchants--
they cell their honey. .fy,gs,ns
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Ad .mrinistrator's Notice

Nj Office Is hereby gIYeu that ia the Probate
~ Court OF BeIInonI County, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and Qu-lIiIie as Admin
isIrator Vi Inc estate of Robert 4 /. Gray,
decd late of said County fa IA.
2 N persulls indebted 10 said estate are re-
Quested ~ make iInlned laIe payment. and
those having claims against said estate are re-
quest u To present them Within one year from
this dale. F.,e - JOHN EMERSON,
n ,Innll3w ,is Admir- OF liobt. Il. Gray, d cd.
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gglA goDd story,is teldlief a st. Louis
snobhyalry goods clerk whoe attended a
dance in the rural district few even
ifgs siIite.DT1 1ewereia q BChevOit shirt;
and great amny airs. He was
taken down, however, when
'he overheard one country lass say 10
,anothef.i 4 '.sThat st. Louis chapI sings
ON heapslofstyle .foraifellow thatwears
o. bed-ticlx sllirt.p nr2fiaBqaA 9dI .n7
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;siyus BozThe Committee of arrangements for
the Cincinnati Contention IN May, are
- on out with their circulars Inviting voters
sisR without regard to party, to go in with
them. Trupbull's Is name isanentinned
~ =. the liberal candidate fDr the Presi-
dency. .!irs ~ ne .ics snsi'n'i
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Farm, l,.,-l, for Sale

T OFFER my farm for sale ~ miles Southeast
= l0fs IL uffIer, containing lis acres, about 90
acres cleared. 1T is we'll watered. There is a
good two sLory.Honse, Stable and 0tllsr out
and other frnlts.r Plenty of Coal on the prem
lses, n mile from Church and School. Terms
easy. InQuire on the premises. s1l1a
. Inar7tf - 80. .s ZENAS b. SdIPAIAN 81
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sAYlsC TO t0ASUMERS,

And good bcsin ess for one. or two persons OF
either sex in ST. CLAIRSVILLE and adjoining
towns, by which you can make from 500 to Sl50
per month, with but little Interference with
ordinary business. Articles as staple as flour
II your whole time is given, much larger sum
can be made. Club Circulars free, giving COM
Louis, Mo. sfir-. = -sist<f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-04

L hrHollosay'2 '2fPills.-The estima-
don in which these medicines are held
by the public, steadily Increases their
degaanq "a They act directly on the sys-
TEN, reinnovfng AFT ottstructio1, renova-. 4.
ting thedspfings oflife, Purifying the
blood, and totally eradicating liver
complaints, indigestion, pain 7in the
side hnd general debility. sold every
i~here. Is cents per box Or pot. ~ ~ ~
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eKirkwood Estate.

THE Undersigned Administrator of the
Il -KIrkwood estate. has recently added to the
West end otithe Town of Kirkwood 81 lots
which with those formerly laid out makes Us,
which be offers at very reasonable rates.
Also, about "A acres OF land lying on the
South side Of the section, with about 70 acres OF
coal. j.. 1
Also. Out Lots No. IS, about I2 acres with the
coal. facing Bridgeport.
Also, Out Lots No. y. q, Is adjoining West
Wheeling all of which offer az private sale
Enquire OF Joseph II. West Druggist, Bridge
port or the undersigned al 81. Clairsville. Ohio
HENRY WEST. f.aAdrninistrztor.
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REMOVED.

Il TISS NANNY d. F.ARlS, would Informs her
w, old customers and the ,gblio generally and
ladies particularly that she has felnoved 10 the
ger, West of the 81 Clair Hotel. where she will
keep full supply 4 MILLINERY, FANCY,
GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
each season, to whl,sl she invites the attention
OF b yers. Thanlkft I FOR past tavors, she would
invite those want.Jg RATS or BONNETS
MADE or TRIMMED, to catl where they NAV
be expedltionsly aud neatly 0ppliet-
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q Tie Question has often been asked by
those fi,t.re ted = Cir. have my gray
i,si ret frs,i to it, natural Color, with
out c5ihrih t.ies ss,iA? aht dsirf my thin
Iock be thickenedf np?" We answer,
''Et can; ant ". tli,I I'advfse you to read
a treatfse OH On, the hair, which IS pull
list!e by r. Pi;o Haii Z Co, Nashua,
y, = H Wl5Q sen 81 i lres upon aPPl,l,eatlon
stables Sitilian' Hair Renewer. We
leaff: ffoni It. TIN. 7 hair, III q perfect
State ofhealtb, Is cons 4tantly falling out
ahd neWn hairs grow from the same
tiibes;; but, iu cas- of any disease of the
scalp, Or b Y the use of icpholic prepara-
lions, tfie haifstude beeomts Contracted
at it, NINTH, and prevents the new
foliiele fr3ni iol r aching the surface.
Their preparatioA wiilcreate perfectly
healthy condition or the scalp, and, by
its tolic propprtie will preserve and
streng gthen the rUots Of the hair. States
a1dn, lDes Moiqes, .I0toa.. ..il.@ 80 .,s
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Cleveland SGRd St0rR.

/ b. II, STAIR & CO, again offer to their old
friends and the public a full assortment OF
Field, Garden and Flower SEEDS, which
they confidently recommend to all in want Of
reliable seedz rr-lI lfs-'-,-7
Send for Price List, which will be sent free
Of charge. 5Issf Il. Fl. STAIR & co.
Cleveland Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-04

Tuesday was the. anniversary of the
day ON which the XIV Amendment
- was passed, and was celebrated by: the
negroes in several Of thelarge cities,
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HRXjcan NDStSDg [ililGIlt

O. For Man and Beast.
Probably few articles have ever had so
extensive Sale, while none have Letn
more universally beneficial than me
celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT. Children, Adults, II Horses,
and Domestic Animals, are always IL
able to accident, and it is safe 70 say,
that no family can pass u single season
without some kind of an emollient be-
ing necessary. 1t becomes a matter OF
importalIce tlen,to secure the. best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city
of New York alone are -usIng the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LIEIMENT. in all OF which it gives
unusual satisfaction. '-ii u al
CAUTION.-Tne genuine is wrapped IN q
fine Szcet Plate engraving with 20. w. West
brook Chemist " and ''1r0de Mark, MEXICAN
MUSTANG LLNIAENI,,'' engraved across the
fare of each wrapper. The whole bears the pro-
prietors private United states Revenue stamp
and not a common stamp. as used by druggists.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.,,
So Park Place N, Y.
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sai seszagEKe town 6f Independence [cal), has
lately been. completely destroyed by
$40 Esearfkouakes.flot 4 single adobe or brick
segts house has been left standing. Several
- assures mile oE.two in. length have
siiis !! been opened upalong hesbasen of the
Sierra Nevadas.. sa
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ATTENTIONS!

n HE undersigned would give notice that he.
Is prepared 10 furnish sll kinds Of
l- aies- CABINET WORK.
and do ali manner otREPAIRING OF to furniture>
chairs, &c, ON the shortest notice.
Particular attenf Ion gwen To the UNDER.
BUSINESS. All kinds OF Collins
1T reasonable prices. AL guar
anteed.
Warerooms opposite DR.. John Alander's.
~ B. Il. JOHNSTON.
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DR.. Wells Extract ofJurubeba
Whitney'sNeats Foot HarnessSoap
STEAM REFINED, ~

7 Oils, Blacks, PolisheS and Soaps at the same
Il time. Put up in large and small size boxes,
also in d. bars. Has been in use for years and
gives perfect satisfaction. Send stamp, for our
WAVERLY. Address @. F. WHITNEY & co.
50 Milk ST. Boston, Mass. no96m
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POLITICAL CALENDAR.
Important State Elections 10 Dc.
cur, and State Conventions to
be Held.


The following list, specially prepared
for the New York Times. is believed til
include all the i'm Hprtant political State
and National Conventions thus far
called:
March q 7-Ohio Republican State Con-
ventien, in Columbus.
March q Iowa Republican State Con-
yention, ,,in Des -MoInes. -
tApnhl-Stdte election in Connecticut.
April 3-Indiana State Temperance
Geaxentien i'm indianapolis.
April 3-State, election in Rhode Is
April l0-Pennsylvania Republican
State Convention, ia Harrisburg.
April 10-Florida Republican State
lConvention, in Jacksonville.
r. April I0-iN National Convention of
Colored People in1the United State in
New Orleans. g1,l-, t,-,f5,i,,s on
April 10-Oregon Democratic State
l6onventfon,' II Portland. !,
eiApriiI04Kahsas Liberal Republican
State. Convention, in Topeka
April l7TN0rth Carolina Republican
State Conyention, in Raleigh.
April 17EXirginia Republican State
Convention, in Richmond. ~, taf
April, ,18-LouisianaD Democratic State
Convention, in New Orleans. 90 b.,a
| April 23TJLouisiana Reform, Party
iState Convention, in New Orleans.
|, April 2f-Maryland RepublieanState
Convention, in Baltimore. ~. ~
May NORTH Carolina Democratic
Estate Convention, in Greens boro. ai @
+ May 1-Legislature of Connecticut
lmcets in New Haven. ...-,. 80
May, 1rTennessee Liberal Republic
] can State Convention, in Nashville. 4s,.
May 1ENational Liberal Republican
i Con ven ton, in Cincinnati. =. -
-, May. 8 Minnesota Republican, State
4 lConY ton, 10, Minneapolis, >
|, May Tennessee Republican State
i Conye ton, in Nashville. - !i'-.'i
= MAJ. 10 ebraska. Republican State
JConcention, in Lincoln.3 Ot'5st''iiii"
4 y May 16-Michigan Republican State
| Convention, in jackson. riiAi@
\ May 23-New Jersey Republican
Estate Convention, in Trenton. li-lf -
T. May, ,30APeniisylvania Democratic
State Convention, In Reading. 81 ,sE
li5iJune S-New Hampshire Legislature
4 rileets.SGi atji 9tGn1iauG hiGoli- s-s
y. June 5LNatiOnal' Republican Con-
1,vehti0n, in Philadelphia. 3itl-iiiH
/ June 12-srexas Republican State
! Convention, in Houston 80 bin
7 June l2Alhdiaha Democratic State
4 Convention; in indianapolis. - -
j 7JaHe4 q Michigan Temperance State
lCohventioh, in lansing A'.5lFuq -
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-04

.,on Tuesday Samuel Johnson, for
tssisi some time connected !. with the Ohio
z ga 5ss1tesnla,l took charge Of the City De-
partment of the Ohio State journal.
7,sx ,,Ars Gamer, formerly that position,
~ -.ilMill assist in the editorsbfp Of the Con
~ isaeention Reporter, On " esday the
new proprietors Of the 6tqtesppan took
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-04

St.5Louis., has, bad anotheri severe
thsander storm, One man was. killed
.ta,4ee and two women badlyinjured. A Apor-
III 1sition dftlie roof of the Market House
was Fitted off and blown two or three
sysa psquares ,.s....45.t s..Eg . 10