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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-25
For Rent.
General KotIeos
RAILROAD BRIDGE n

Tho citzens Of Wheeling and o,1..
ga, WI tale notice that for tSe S ssSs lallia
tanning subscriptions 70 the eSSlI,, ~ q 1
S,,Wheeling and Ohio Union RSIImSai St q /,
!hSilroad Btldge) books have MN Sr ~ aplal'
tho direction o. tho Corporation ND
Se subscribed on such books n 1T ny W. 81 ~
Bank, and the German Bank. ana /. Nc ste PtC2II
s ssn, f 5SRes All. PA F6oS. UNI
The Act Of 1ncolp oEntioa ms a. y.
stock q one Kindred dollar ". Wy ma u
e s SIa eSfpS tatoIs arc AUTHORISED s
By order Of the Corporation
Iyu- ANDREW WILSON c1,l.
WHEELna. w. Va, April ii ~ Vaimln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-25

bakers FLOUR-2OO BARRELS
L More Better" choice Bakers Flour. Just
Spsi : - - .ID'' ~ al M. REILLY.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP EBw-TORH ......................JuNB la
s,0 Jaw. r Martyr. ITsroc and ueeustovn Cbas O.
s1ea@p The oaeen (Br Thomas Liverpool National Steamship
steamship Cen soagve! Ellis Hsy,ss lane, ; Ward Yard S,5o Co
steshp ustor, FREEMAN Wilmington n e. L0AaId Steam
Steamship o,torsra, Re-nods Baltimore. r..
Steamship Baa tBr on LyerPool BusE ] s Ieyon' cu,.,
= a os3 Br Yong GassSW Rc Ss ea,o5 ior5en S5 cS
S. m.ip GeOrg a. Crowel Charleston. Ii. r. Morgan Co.
Steamship s G Wake sbsrrn. Philadelphs.
& shP - '5I ac sp oasio6 @ TRc. bnass@. NeSse% Co.
ship Coun,E,l lbr } lapP & &bo3loR Se1s; i L. Wnsh q"
Bars Omega G,si Jaeoahao. Bristol E7g a P Age.a Co
Bar ATs5 uos Wss5eTge Queenstown Fsnooi Tesn,
BsIl Dsun Br Pqry cqTs o. Falmouth & He7sy s P,5s'r
Rocco tA), Polio, Ineste Funch hl{e 90
BARK ConeeiOe Qia Velsndo BarDt lsaud Punch Bdye
BARK Celeste Durovac Au) vshe,e Falmouth slocoyh Co
Aredapa (r) sharp Great Yarmouth f. whitney Co.
BnF Eosro INor) Arodea Bristol Rug Bdye Co.
Brs Star C Wheaton, Johns n T.. Geo BrleJ
Ser. An brown Havey, s-ady Hook
sssT s 9eS7 HolgSm mcS DTo <a ~ aO9Sang Co.
feI S P. GOdSin wserbury, STANFORD
ARRIVED.
Steamship City o. Merida eaken Vera Cruz June via PrOgrto
s Jaypoge M wilson, Calcutta AM Sanls Heads Feo a. with
Bsil Mara (sve) BarDsrcr Hamburg g DAYS, with salt
Barb Sada u1t Nasae E,e.gCo y. 81 ga S 6A & T ms salt
Brig IAinlcO iaLl, 10 le o uAls VIII "iue'
sobT %. Ame EdmOnG Gcurgetosn, d. c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToy June leAi, steamship Panya (Bl from LyerpoO
bses ChaIes Miller from Georgeiovn Edra from ladepha
ToETREss MONROE june ls.-Arryej, brig FnbOg from Rio
IGnero for orders,
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June l9-The steamship Memphis which arrived At Liver
poo erlav with cargo 1921 bales Of cotton
by lightning dun last evening and was condera-
bly, damaged. A portion Of O. cargo was bune4
June 9ibe steamship Hermann, beichman, ron
Eewl rs June 8. for Bremen arrived here to-day.
l9Ihe inmGn Line steamship City or London
I6bo June and TIE Cunard Line steamship Bat
here yesterday and the later at m t01y
For Latest ship Necs see fQh Fdgel
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YonK. wednesday, juno 10, 1872.


There were no transactions at the Exchange
this morning The sales advertised to take place by
James NJ Mer-lega sale by order Of George L. Ingra-
ham, referee. one lot lGsxloO5 with buildings, on the
south side of Foryhrdst 6 feet inches east OF sec
ond-ave also by order Of d. T. ngraham referee one lo
20x1OOI0 on the north side OF One-hundIed-andt"eh
st. 155 feet east Of FOurthave.were adjourned unui
July and the one by VIM. Kenneyegal sale OF four
lots 10Ox99ll on Onehundred-ahd.iI1rt I y
known as the Bartol Property to take place next
The third sale Of lots whitestone yesterday by Jere
Johnson i in all respects an uneqmyocal success
biisk competition, hut this last surpassed them
Notwithstanding many professional uncn eatSis d q
large number OF residents Of the neghborhood were
IN attendance Earnest faces porng over maps crowged
around the auctOneers carriage, under the rays VI
scorchng sun, from TO O'Clock. , ,.o NJ.
Bidding commenced at good prices and increased as
of several estates belonging to John d. Locke, esq., ana
his order to sell peremptory. Buyers knew TINS
other. The whole schedule was disposed OF goo @ lo'sJ
sesznsR B1s the S Se is u st
D. Melhck ir, & Bros sale at Passaic Tuesday, was
for tbe lots and the bidding was spirited till the time
Tbeo Marsh deceased late Of the United states Ex
press Company G2 city lots and the homestead property
sold at an aggregate oil $4,000 10 we give Paucu
At private sale II is reported to us:
By L. Friedman, OF lots, each 25xloO situated on the
north side of 100 feet west
several quite attractive sales advertised to take
place Tomorrow Thursday per LIST below, OF
bofh city aud suburban properties. among which we
would call attention TO the lots to be sold ny Messrs
Muller Wilkins q Co., situated and near Nnth-avep
Fightythird and EghtyfOurthsts; also TO the sale to
take place on the premises at Planed n j. by Messrs
tion of the Slime Estate. Pain1eld is on the line Of
the Central r. r. OF NewJersey about one hOur distant
from this city, accessible by 80 daily trains and Is re-
tran accompanied by Grafnns band VIII & eaVe i1OS 9d O
IN the advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

MI and Sterling Mr. snl Ms Nelson Miss Smith MS
Lamb H. Kceue W. H. smith, Mr. and Mrs G. A. Long,h,e
Mn. =. Jones. Mrs. Thos lsiten. M an o ~
fscclei, nfnt two ehdtren AMI nurse Robert - w
N,Cl ri D. Wasor Watson jr. T. Morrison hr shl Ns
Bsco Gedna,, T. g. Pstieu Mr. ana MIS- T. N bi
de ir G /. Caase L. p Bayne two Misses S eu'15 % & @
servant Nara Uroaad, Roberto Here "a neg eIss
Nj MeD0ara Mi Edith Mss MABEL k,fr Mt hirA~hu y ~
OSa Ivan. ". G. Prescott SIR William lyTon fowcr-i~
IIYERPOOfa-fH s3corstB hiles0a dMe IN
vo-ti snl u NJ Torbes Mcyioka Mr. Forbes Rev MT
Smith ful a. Str1ng and wife Miss J. Z oteng s ~
Etronz Boni and wife Mr Robins AMI Nie ~ COnusr ana
NJ AZ q Sr-.r Mr A. j. Steacer, j. g. Hazard Mrs Omstcad
Rr. Lewis IL d. Jones Ha, D.. Whitney, Nj Randolph l.
roR rOyI,Ovr, ~ se1aifp TIE Qusea June ia Fellows
O. Rae, william Henlge r. H.nage 3 Lana, Mr. ami Mn <
Yvtrbo J. Frott e. Farmer M. rowuserd, Madame COuad
Ars ep LaB3r T. loanc G. Young Ms G. De We're and infant
D. ~ r. p-rky Miss Co NJ - L. Farmer D. G. Ander9n
Psrce W. Datou W. Porteous Delegate international
Corge BIZ. AcNenarck nurse child and inant MI and Mr. X
Huc DELEGATES International Congress- MI and MIS- W. MoTns
Az cd T. tmau d. scheer G. Tause Dr. O. War
rec T. Ca Mr. and Mr.. Walter B. Wines, Mss g. Wines
lyldiy ~ d. Sell an infant Miss Stanton the Rev DL
y. Justin, Ms Justin Miss rwauiey Miss Fuller MS y NJ
70 r Ms A. NelsOa Mss FelOn, MIS- n. Miller, Miss NJ ha
Allen. Misc n. Naent Miss Clameran L. o. harie 3
Stanton, H. G. Sador, tie Rev T. d. Ayre Miss LauL'
J. Smith, the Rev. g. Baucha wife and child to l. H. hoouey L.
A and r. W. King. Miss ii. Burt Miss Bmns smith, . ., W,
POR GLASGOW-Ta Olympia, june l9I X Mossi'
s W wife, Sam Cole, W. N
De Marx, Jno. b. Mage, ArbHr d. hsgee H. Aloo hehsu
Breton WIN Caagbsn and eb Ihoma Bhggs Wm hehS
f.N Mrs Cncu Elizabeth Shohod John Magee and WIFE e.
Gov lev Thomas Him. j. AVeu and wife Russell Raymond
ISrl m a. Van NcrOt TbomaS Moonlight H. L. Scott H. pman
vile Hannah Hail. Walter MINIS aud wife Robert MINIS
uus James Soied and wife George Smith Jane smith Miss
Bennett A. King Francis Malcolm aud wife Jas CaI
wf Mn. r. C. McHloy. hs WerWck, robert Ns~lek y
l. Et.eu and children. Mr NJ r. Carter John
hsn On JOIN g. Mcdonald. Duncan McDemd MI and hrs b
NAlton Ma. b. Iugs AneS hsdleneI and Charles Kelsey
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA AND VERA CRUzIa steamship Ciy Of Merida
June gusn A. John Feuby, Mm. FeTTe LoAse Ne
servant T. Fermn and wife, Leo H. hurgesn S9nh
Mubv T. Trovbndge and children DeGn Sanchez Sle
eb III ana serants Joss sncbe e. suokle Ssnamada b.
r. ner Nrs A. Gown child and servant Miss T. Gown paV,
N(e an tar children C. Bon6 r. RoA r Dulsaiies sVS D.
Caoa Mr. Morales and srgau G4laIso aSa Se ~ ~, O1
bonec j. T. MeDoweu J. AuaaeI. j. Ontj VIM Cohns Jonn
Cltc Mr. Gown children ami servant. MelglavS wife e
dp a. servants j. d iosae Ru1, Andrewarthe, Jas h.
Hrs JuI r. mite y RucEn John Bran1, Simon stevens
X A Lever r. u Morales Mrs L. Gonzales, Miss Gown MIS-
Bnnger L-ce,sina J. T. Aiisn NJ. JaneT, J. Miranda J. o.
Crsf and wife hernandez b. Carhonea Leonard Mss g.
CsrA Miss a. G. de ohvera r Hughes Albert s0nS
q fort
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

Sales to take place at the Exchange unless otherWse
noted, tomorrow:
B james Miller legal by Charles Jackson referee
2OxGU, budug sOuhEe Of broome AND
Thompson - -
BY Beecker. Son Co. property known as No 59 West
ghsL uoh 10 feet OF Ieutbaye, los IJIso
Iy A. D. Mcek jr Bro the premises at PlAnhe N j., 80
Wills plots the property Of Alice NJ. Sine. .
y Jere johnson premises Marion N j. by srdeT OF
the Marion BuilIug Co. 835 lots aud 10 dwelnghouse-
Muller wilkins Co.. four lots northeast corner OF
Ninth d Eghty-secondst. each 256rUO
each 2I02 onnoh AIDE OF Eighty seconds commencing
10 Pa Of Ninth-sye
lots 25rC22 south aide Of Eghyhdst 100 feet east Of
Enth-ave
lots each 21 feet south de Of Bgbtytbdst
pencDg Us feet west VI EInth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
conu 5slano Real Gstate for Sale.

WHY has there been such unequiyOcal sue
w cess a the Sales Of Propery at
WHITES TONE L.
the statements made about besone have been found tue
upon investigation Go 70 the ne end last sAh on June ~ boy
first GEO W VAN SlCLEN 3 NsfsausL, get passes
and inspect proT beforehand. 1nAtB all we ask
Il Hampstead, l.. l., and vicinity-Several de-
~ sbe Village Residences snail Farms Aso Farm In Orange
COUNTY sock and Implements cheap Many other desirable country
uroper Maomber Barker 1 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, June 10. 1874

NEw-YORK, Wednesday, june TO- I5IA
Owing chiefly to the exceedingly hot weather,
the general horse market remained quiet through
out the day. and beyond the current demand for low
priced business horses at former values there has been
no feature to note.
very fair attendance cOngregated under the shelter
Of the large Driving Ring Messrs. Barker Chases
City Auction Mart and ~ Tattersa of Thirty
nlntst aud Broadway, and competed lively for the fol-
lowing horses. which knocked down at the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

n...... 4;28 1888 Moon nses''' ViVO
r,GH DAM
gniy Hook.... 6n isani. 7l6 Hell Gate Ferry '9Oo
aigH DAy-P
SANDY HOOK. Cows sand.., 74 Hell este feTY SiSJ
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

Citp Real Gstate for Sale.
A FREE REGISTER-Contain 1000 City
n Houses Lots City Map &c gI Apply TO " X STEVEN
son SON, II PiDest., and 22e Pihh-aye
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for uptown lot
OF STABLE renting for IS cent on pnee Apply 10
HEATH. 6 Ra Tweat1 fhst, before p m or evening
Jesse s. CARMAN & BRO,
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS, No. "a CEDARST
Careful attention given to the exchange Of property
Refer by permission 10
n Fish Pres Marine Nat Bank l. Henderson. Evening Post
x Dewitt Pres't q. s. Life Ins Co w X Martin. " u
Holm S. PIERCE,
u REAL ESTATE BROKER, -
Money Loaned Mortgage Mortgages Csshed at sh0h
notice. Charge Of Estates solicited
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Doaro dno Rooms.

.IRST- GLASS and PRIVATE, BOARD on
Beands Island Lake lapatcoug NJ j. y hou FROM Barclay
n T. by Morris aud Essex r. r. situated 9O eet above sea
Mrs CAMILLA BBRTRAND, DrakesVie, n. J..
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
fonAon advertisements.

NOSE MACHINE.-This is q contrivance
IN which applied bou daily directs the soft
tage al which he mem Informed quickly
shaped perfection ANY them and without pain Pnoe
carnage lis; PostOmc orier
Stamps Ross 2o Hsa HOoOTn, London Pamphlets sent
for two stamps
THE COURT EXPRESS-Published every
Saturday; threepenc Full Of Fashionable Enter
inunt Narrges Approaching Marriages sud Fashionable Ar
rugeme the Week. and Political Articles Reviews
ke,Ee Once--i Pail Mall. London, England.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

Also six draft hOTses ranging from go 30 to
SOL, respectively.
Weekly sale at Messrs. s. Dlngee Co.'S N. Y. Sales
and Storage Repository. corner of Twentyhfthst. and
Pourth-aye tomorrow, Thursday the 10th inst, at II
a. N.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
5aIes bp Anttion

Sales bp AuttiOn
DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. Co., AuctiOneeTs.
I'D -THE DELAW ARE, LACKAWASNA AND WESTERN RAIL
kOAD COMPANY will sell
100000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
Il u Oeoci noon, ats BIehaugePiace
SAMUEL SLOAN President
A. MERwIN, Aueuonesr.
PY BANGS, MERWlN q Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4h-SAe Works Of AT. Fsncy Goods Furniture &C.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at o'clock
The LIBRARY o. the Rev M. FINOTr Of Booklne, Mas
CEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Qate Leavitt,
II Stbh COL Clinton Hall Astor place. For the SALE BY
AUcroS LBRAREs COLLECTIONS OF Books PAINTINGS aud all
6Bds Of LITERARY PROPERTY . 49,. ....u,o,-
PBIVA1B LIBRARY AT AUCTION
GEO. A. LEAvTTT & Co, AuctoBeer.
20 and following az "a o'clock Sale OF
PRIVATE LIBRARY, comprising unusually ehoo c9ec-
ofI and STANDARD WORKS. viz; HOGARIh6
WORKS fo half MACKLSS Elegant Edition II THE HOLY
6IBIR volE folio ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, Y y0li
WgSTWOOD's MINIATURES foho; ROBERTS HOLY LAND, q
I'd LONDON NEWS. ~ vols iOlo, H. ot,
sse Also HRLIOTELLUS and SUNOTkLLLSj Black Walnut
BooI Case Catalogues Ready Books exhibition
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Eettures ano Glcetluas.

UNIVERSITY Or THE CITY OF NEW
u YORK. WASHINGTONSQCA8E.
THURSDAY 10Th June, a. 10 O'clock COMMENCEMENT At he
Academy Of Music.
Al o'clock afternoon tie Council ROO ANIMAL meeting
'D' A"'--'' A' HOWARD CROSBY, LID. Chancellor
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Gouulrp propertp 10 Let.
6otels.

CTURTEVANT TH0USE-American plan, SO so
y psr da great center BosdwAy 18Th and Lsa elevators
sSd al modern Improvements LBWIst GkO LELAND ProPH
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Gituatious UdIteo--(emale5.


A LADY educated in Edinburgh, Scotland,
"A canabe teaching gsh French, Gerut riln forte ani
sing ~ SITUATION day resident GOFLhSES1 Al
dress for two days, &. s.. Tribune OAc.
A LADY of business experience desires
N POSITION either for ncssppef tl'r n bank %
Conepondng secreta with responsible Inn. sac particulars, al
dressing NJ. Z. b.. BoI no Tribune Cmce.
SITUATION WANTED by middle-aged
- lady sHOUSEKBEPER; hss objection TO ians chafse o.
geutemans residence during the Sumner months Best cence n
Be Call ga srh between Ayes snf g
IVANTED-To FURNISH parties in need of
such with srssc Va HOUSE SERyANs npoa 'ooH noI'
reasonable Sa''siact on guaranteed Aiar'e
G. D. PEARMAN, No 80 Twenty ith-s-, Richmond Va.
Col BROADWAY.-PeOple wanting good
OOl SERVANTS, and rs wanting good PLACE' call At eil
Broadway Employment OAce.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
Gountrp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

AT RIVERSIDE, on the Sound - Beautiful
IA eaae COTTAGE SALE II all modern improve
extremely healthy. Adrs j. W. ArWATLR, Riverside Sta
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

Subscriber Won hereby to thoe parties intending
visit the White Mountain region dunng the approaching sumner
reopen reception oil gusts ef nseut
permanently Centrally located this village, celebrated
beautiful It's and bracng air sud
being immediate vicinity OF posohce depot Of g. T. r. H.,
attractions the yenY
all times take visitors TO the various points
mountain distncts Terms alsays mo ,erae
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

AT VIM. EVERDELL~ SONS, No 1Q Full
n tBs-WKDDISG CARDs and PIsA sTATIohERI Hf'e'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
6elp i1J1ulco--fe females.

XVANTED-A good WOMAN, white or col
w orel do kitchen WORK Except wasrs tie oourt Alpy
at 81 Beeknau-st in the store.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc
w Gos Bridge, Weschesser County X will oPeu June a.
M Il. MEAD, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
W00DSBURGH PAyILLQN,

w WOODSBURGH. LONG ISLAND,
two miles from ROkaway, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean
This MAGNIPGt BNT HOTEL for The reception ot
gue ear reached BY Railroad or Long Island Railroads
fourteen trains daily trains stop at Woods
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21
Fruit Growers Convention.

In accordance with announcement;
madein the County papers, the above
Convention met in st. Clairsville, March
18th, and organized, upon motion ol
David Brown by calling Hon. r. NJ
Niehol to the Chair, and with James
Irwin as Secretary. -
After some deliberation, the Conven-
tion adopted the following resolutions
Reso'Ued, That this Convention OF
ganize q permanent organization to be
called The Farmers Fruit Growing
Society of Belmont County.
Resolued, That O COMMITTEES of three
be appointed consisting. of DaviG
Brown, G. III. Arrick and Joseph Nor.
rison, to draft Constitution and By
Laws to govern said society, to be re
ported at the next meeting, at which
time the Society will be permanently
organized.
After which the Convention wen
into very interesting discussion upor
the following topics: What size anC
kind of tree TO select from Nurseries
the best method of setting oHt youn,
trees, the best location and. soil for or
chaFsis, ,and,what is the best kindof Frui
adapted to our soil and climate.
The Convention then adjourned t
meet In st. Dlairsyiile, June 18th, 1872
Ee T. NJ. NICHOL, Chairman.
JAMIE IRWIN, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21


TIE RAILRoAD.-Committees are
Icanvassing for subscriptions and to Sc
cure the right of way on the rival
routes. A survey of Crabapple branch
Iof Wheeling Creek past this town has
been proposed. We can give no relia-
BILE Information on Rail Road matters
at the present writing.
Our New Pike is certainty whether
the railroad be built or not, and Mr..
McC Claim and his efficient foreman Mr..
Smith are making active preparations
for the Spring and Summer work.
Many months will not elapse until we
viii have good and durable road
Our attention has again been called
to an Improvement made for adjusting
the handles Of plows to any height
This Is another Invention of Mr.. Ed
ward Newman, and one long needed
by farmers and farmers boys.
Owing to the recent advance in the
price OF dry goods, the merchants of
this village have started East in order
70. make their annual purchase of stock
at the earliest possible day.
Mr.. Wilson, teacher of vocal music
made the announcement that PrOvi-
lenee permitting he would give a mu-
'ical entertainment at Unity Church
on the evening of the 14th inst. Provi-
pence permitted the concert to go on
put dispensed an unusual amount Of
ain aud snow upon that occasion.
the inclemency of
he weather a large audience was in
attendance and the exercises, which
consisted of vocal and instrumental
music were highly appreciated. Mr..
". wassolicited to give another enter
at his earliest convenience,
nd has kindly consented to do 80. l
The Literary Contest at Franklin Coll
ege is announced for Tuesday evening"
iext. a pleasant time is anticipat-
d. q
ERRATA. Instead of as printed in |
ast Locals, read No. ten Boot-Back |
t houses, &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21
WE learn from the Cadiz Repudlioau

30 a
WE learn from the Cadiz Republican
that the people Of Athens township
have raised 100000 for the w. & T. v.
R. R., whether this be true or false, it
is evident that they are making de-
termined effort to secure the location of
the road on their line. Cadiz is also
bidding literally for it, GAINESVILLE has
Joined the fight which wages hotter ev-
cry day. Have we Of st. Clairsville
anything at stake in this battle? Have
we any interest in seeing the resources
of Harrison County developed at the
expense of Belmont? have we any in
terest IN seeing the read terminate at
Barnesville2 thus furnishing the peo-
pie in the Northern part Of the county
with means Of easy acces to that town
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21
TOWNSHIP coNHENM MoN.

n }. =
EDITOR of BELMONT CHRONICLE
Pursuant to notice, many of the, citi-
zens of Goshen Township met in con-
ventionsat FairmOunt, on March 18th
and placed in nomination the follow.
ing ticket, to be supported at the ensu
ing election: Justice of the Peace, An
drew McIlyaine, Trustees; John White
Thomas HOiiingsworth and William
McFar,ing. Clerk, o. "A. Dowdell
Treasurer, P. Lochary. Assessor, G. K
Fox. Constables, G. K. Fex and Amos
Philips. s i 4 sse
The Convention passed the following
resolutions: 49, gi- - -.gia,e :
Resolved, That the trusteesnominat-
ed here to-day, If elected, be instructed
to remove the place of holding elections
from Belmont to Fairmount or some
more central point.
Resolved; That the following named
gentlemen are appointed a committee
to urge the voters of their respective
districts to attend the polls:
John Harris, Peter Kemp, William
McFarling, n: Pugh, Elias McFarling,
A. ]. Ewers, Aaron Smith, M. Pryor,
Wm. Patterson, g. X. Fox, F. McMil.
len, E. d. Barnes, I. Davis, John
White, Al. .McMillen, VIM. Millison,
James Tallrnan. sfiJT 80
Resolved, That these proceedings be
furnished the county papers with re-
quest for publication.
JOHN WHITE, President.
O. A DoWDELL, Secy, s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21


FoR Nj 3R.-On the first Of April
our citizens will be called upon to vote
for candidate to fill this position. To
us and toevery denizen OF st. Clairs-
vile this is a matter of importance. II
is not SO much question who shall be
the individual, Individually consider
ed, as it is question of free whisky,
open saloons or a eeaseless, untiring
war upon the wretches who either pub
licly or privately pass their poison over
their counters. Residents who areSin
favor of strict Temperance viii vote
without regard to politics. The mere
fact Of running a candidate In opposi-
ton to one whose past administration
points him out as just the officer need
ed-one who can neither be influenced
by bribes or threats, is plain evidence
that there is class of men in our viii
Iage who are anxious for such modifica-
ton of our laws as viii throw open
these dens of vice, where already has
been sacrificed the happiness Of scores
of families we could name. Let voters
and those who are not voters consider
this well. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21
Franklin College, New Athens, o.

The Spring fern of tins institution
will commence on the 2nd OF April ensu-
ing. The College is now completely
equippe., for its work, provided with
extensive philosophical and chemical
apparatus, a mineral1gical cabinet.
maps, charts and all necessary and de-
81, able means of illustration. It has
been for some time growing rapidly in
public favor, and no presents rare op
portunities for thorough and liberei
education at comparatively small ex-
pense-
TELMs-Tuition $40 perzterm Tin adj
vance.l Contingent$l.00 Boarding in
clubs about 81 go per week.
For further particulars apply A. T.
Ross, Pres, or 10 Rev. r. G.. Campbell,
Vice President.
mar2l3w .ltfE4a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21

A NUMBER Of fgentlemeh from Bridge
port were here on last Saturday getting
signers TO a petition to the Legislature
to enable the Board Of Commissioners
to transfer estock now in the Central
Ohio Road to the w & T. Y. Road. =
All of our prominentcitizens zigned it.
feeling that it would benefit the County
more to use this capital in the eonstruc.
ton of new road than to allow 1t to
remain in the Central Road. Already
there is pledged of actual stock SUBJ
scribed $155, 600 of the 500, 900 required
to perfect the organization of the
Company. We trust they will not re-
lax their efforts TO get the other al, 600
required. !. - ~ 9. ,s,,4I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21

The Bellaire Independent says we are
mistaken in locating the village of
Pultney, the former County seat, one
mile from DiIIies Bottom. The paper
has gone where we send all the hsde-
pe,1de,rs, but ii we are not mistaken,
we obtained our information from the
columns of that reliable journal and
Supposed it to have received the sane
tion of the sapient editor. Weare now
convinced that it is located somewhere
along the Ohio River. 7si.ss 4 q