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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30
Thirt:@ Years.. zIpsEslle'sa;i;sis e's;i;i of !,

!: tIrs: "a tins fossss ksat 81 IS r ,h.
Pryec' tRit" oI Of1e ~ tie beeS {&1<S - IN ~
'ieIans AID Nurses n tl.e Uniied 3f95au- ss.nd
las been used Is,fff ftfy yesci yfi9 = - n f,ii
tns safety ami stsca by ssil1Issii,, ,ri,er.
anu chluIei,. fruif- fiise Iet6i- xi7snTsnf o,It
Efek Old 10 the adult. IT r,cosrecfs ac;dify :of
ne >toniach, relieves wind colic rer uixlss ,lle
ooweis and gives resi-, healt.r and cDIuf,rt.to
i,oi hsr and ,:tiii. xr believe iCto lie the Best
ann Surest ReI,ietiy In the World in an q. ,es
9l s Dl SESTEhY and DIARKIlfEA In chill
DhEN, whether u arises nun Teet ., z orul
otier cause Full directions Tor u>ii.s VIA ac.
Sfftpahy each bottle. Nune Genuine uni e.,
me me outside wisPper. ss,rd by all .s::.cirin,
eDesiers.A = $50 e-i jyiniy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

Cider that is made In cold weather
will keep longer and is better than that
made in warm weather. ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

The next quarterly meeting of the
NJ. f. Church commences Oh Saturday
November Sth. at 3 p. NJ. Il
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For Sale or Rent.

I WILL. sell on reasonable terms the Wac
,ether with dry insferiaI ON hand. II not cd
will rent. Possession given Immediately
rhis Is desirable stand 10 any one wishir to
WM. II, ROSCOE.
sepllif st. ClaiTsyille. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

Mr.. Stamp Auditor elect advertises
in this paper his stock &C., on wedn g
day November 5ih.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

A Pension Bureau Detective from
Washington visited this County last
week. i-~@1a -
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DIR. Tutt's Pills are composed Of many
INGREDIENTS. Prominent among them ara
SarsspariIla snd Wild Cherry, SO united as &c
act together: ne one. through It's admixturt
With other ub ,tances, purifying and purgi ny !:
while the 3tisr is Strengthening the SYSTEM
rhus these Pills are at the same time toult
s,d a cathartic, n adesideratun long sought foi
nv medical men, but never before discovered.
IN other words, they do the work of two medi
,iu es and do II much better than any two W,
know OF for they remove nothing nom thu
,yste,1 but impurities. SO that while they
nm rye they also strengthen and hence they
cause no debility aud are followed by no ie
,otivn. -,
-nce on The blood. They not only pIrify with.
,ut Weakening IL, but they semove all hoxlou.
,mrticles from the chyle before IL Is convertee
tnto fluid and thus makes impure blood MI
utter i'm possibility. AS there Is no debilitr
lion so there Is no nausea or sick ness attend
,nv the operation of this most excellent medi.
line which never strains or tortures the d.
restiye organs, but causes them TO work in
nerfectly natural manner; hence persons Ia
ling tnetn do not become pale anI einnciated
mt on the contrary, while all Impurities ar,
,einx removed, the combined action of t.,
4. rsn psrilla and Wild Cherry pai Ines and In
yIvoraies the body and \ robust slate o, healii
~ inc result os their united action. Price, .
,,.n,s a box sold bv all druygists. DIS
Cortlandt st., New York.
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,oc.L. - NOTICES.

ouoEN.KERs viii please take ho''oe
bave Upper, Rip and caiiskins FOE nMrp sHr
>o.o2Rna - -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

Cora fodder is worth one thiEdsmore
or fall feed than fo- spring use.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

pstisy, spr7tins, swSillngs cakeu-
breasts scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear
ache, &C, upon the human frame. and OF
strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals IT
one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. 1t is a couns
ter-irritant, an all-heahng pain relieverl&
Cripples throw away their cruIches, the lanlf
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and The wounded are healed without scar
It is no humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle 1t is selling rs no article
ever before sold. and it sells because it does
just what il pretrpds to do. Those who now
suffer from rhs,. ,ilatism, pain or syelling de-
serve to suffer if they viii not; use Centaur
Liniment.s More than 1909 certificates of, re-
markable cures, including frozen limbe, ,chrOn-
ic-rheumatism, g0Irt; running 'tumors, &C..
have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates, the recipe, &C., gratiA,
to any one requesting it. One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned orsweenSed
horses and mules. or for serew-worm in sheep.
Stock-owners-this iinimentis worth yodr at
tention. No family should be witiout Gen.
Eaur Eminent. j R'SE& Co. NexfOrk.
l.OAsroRIA Is more than = ,ihstitute for I 49,
tor Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article ii, exist
ence which is certain, TO as.imiiate the food
regulate the bowels, cure windEolic and pro-
dnee natural Sleep II CONTAINS nsither min
er,iis, niorhhine or alcohol, md i pleasant to
tlke-, Children need nof CIR md .mothkrs
tuak ..ii. rest, -. z<5z= Ssoct9ly
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PHILADELPHIl

Oct. a0.--Beef cattle very dull and declined;
fair 10 c; oice state AID esIern Steers. s5 sac
9 5D common. sS 5nGal 90. Sleep duh: fair 10
choice S. Goa 0'e common 2 Coos 80 per head.
Hogs dull al Sc 1907 50 for corr,-fei; s6 OO@6 25
for slop fed. ~ ~ r.e.-a a-.as
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TIE PATRONS OF HUsBANDRy

IhE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY,
This new organizations OF the farmers will
find In the TIMES a friend 10 the objects
sought TO be secured by them, and In its col
nThns the. more important doings OF the
Oranges" !
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Te,cher's Examination.
sesf7a9 w q
October Ilth. Belmons.%aA ~
18th, BeIlaire-
November sth 81. Clairsvii,e:
22th. at. Clairsvlhe.
Fsbruary 7th, 81. Clairsviile.
Warch 7th. ST. Clairsvtlie-
March 2ist. Martins Ferry. ttI
AnriI lIth. St Ciairsville.
Nav "a Beliaire.
q ~ I'D. 81. Ciairsvins
- he IAN. 81. ciairsvihe.
Rsuin prom pity at O'Clock. ,vhere an
csrtifca,e ,sr Of character required airs wnefe A
uiIcanti Is not knoyn to the tsExa snarxa NpER,
cUAS r GHREVE,
co Examining boaru.
@, clairsviIle. Aug 81, I3- - :
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NewAdvestisements.
-PEfBRs0t'S MAGAZINE.


- A Five DoIisr Mezxotins Engraving as-Gs
Z Pieuipm 20 every person getting up
[r z. aCluh.
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- CURES plsEasfs0M
lungs, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the afflicted
are above pointed for relief the eiscoverrr believes
he has combined IN harmony more OF Natures most
sovereign curative properties which Ccd has iEstili
ed into tho vegetable Kingdom for healing the sick.
than were ever before combined In ore medicine
The evidence of this hct is found In tho great variety
OF aost obstinate diseases which IL has Seen found
TO ccaqucr In the cure OF Bronchitis. severe
Coughs, and the carly stages OF Consump.
yicn. il has astoaishcd the medical fsculiy. and
cal discovery OF tho are While IL crTc3 the sever
est Coughs 4 strengthens the system and purtffcs
the blood. By Its great and thorough blood pan
fying properties, II cures al HumorS iron tho
wort Scro fu In TO a common Bloteh, Ptmpfc
or Eruption. Morcurial disease. Mineral Poisons,
and q sound constitution established. Erystpc-
las, Salt Rheu m, Fever Sores. ScaiJ or
Rough SKIN, In short all the numerous diseases
caused by bad blood. are conquered by this powerful
purifying and invigorating medicine.
II yoI feel dull. drowsy, dehiiiated. have sal.ow
nior Of Fkin or yellowish brown spots on facc or
BODY frequent headache or dizziness. bad taste In
mouth internal heat or chils alterratcd with hct
lushes low spirits, and gloomy forcbodngs, rrega-
lar appetite. and tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Liver or "Biliousncss-s
ny for all sueh cases DR.. Piercc's Gol1en Medical
Discovery has equal II effects perfect eurrs,
leaving the liver stren gthcned and healthy. For the
cure OF 1iabifual Constipation Of tie Bow
els II Is never falling remedy, and those who EaNo
ased II for this purpose arc Loud In It's praise
that win equal il for the Of all the diseases for
which IL Is recommended.
sScld by druggists at 81 per bottle. Prepared ~
r. " Pierce N. d.. Sole Proprietor at his Cher 'esl
laboratory. iSs sc-eca Street. Basslo n Y. -
Send your >tss'--~> ~>r vs.~rl,lc; "
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Cattle Markets.
PITTSBURGH.

EAST Liberty. October r. -Cattle-Arrival.
Saturday. sunday and to-day, 80 caIs; no sales
2 Hogs-Arrivals IS ears; hes, Philadelphia
d 6's philadelphia 81 50; best orkers 81 10
common 81 %.
sheep Arrivals. including Saturday and
Sunday, IA cars; no sales. a.-s - l..-sa
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State OF Ohio, County of Belmont. IS.
!, II. &. Welday, cashier, OF the First Ma
tionzl Bank of ST, Clairsvii e, do soemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
.s. Ii. e. WELDAY, Cash'r,
Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this TIA,
18th day of October. 1873.
JOSEPH c. PRATT,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
GEO. Brown, SDirectors.
jy3lt d. bR,wS
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TERMS always in Advauce) s2,WA a YEAl

TERMS Always In Advauce) s2,H yEA7
u GREAT REDUCTIONS TO CLUBS.
2 copies for $50 With u copy OF the ruperi
>: 4.5oS mrzzptinI( (34xl l6l Not LOST
nut Gone Before to the per
son geftiu. up the CiuU.
4 Copiex fur 50 5ll With an extra copy Of tn.
g y.O'3 Msgazihe for the ear i,7i.
10 =" d" N00 las a prru.iunu, Ia The Pc,
49, son getting " the Club.
sCosies for $500 With boz b An extra copy
s a. l2-03 of The Magazine. and TN.
t2 -" EOU premium nit zz' nint. 10 Ii,.
f-- - person getting ep the Club
Address, post paid.
= - = =, 'CH HARLES J. PETERSON,
- -, SO Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Ia.
A4%Speciuens sent gratis II written Tor.
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- Read the, CHRONICLE carefully and
then send It asa missionary to- your
ssneiehbor who is too stingyto take 1t.
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Public Sale.

The unde rsignerl surviving partner nj Jan es
U. ,leyenger. deceased, Will sell at Public Aur-
Lton. ON s-r .f 'Fta "a.
Tuesday, November 18th, Ss3,
Al Egypt AniS. III KIRK wood Township. Tho
following pr perry, 10 VIII: 80 itsfi71
% tat Steers. saJ-tUw.3 3 Mfich CJws u fine
Bun, u o,her,altle. sfparG iatj: 30 sheep, "A
hogs. 3 Horses, ao"ui ID tons OF Hay, old anu.
new Crn. OaIs. .s5'Ta@, eel. -
sa'e comInence al o'riock A. NJ. "
runs: Fat cattle. cash. Balance, nInty days.
with n"te and appro. ru $. curIt,.
ISAAE HOLLOWAY.
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CORN HUsKER. 2 PEk hvfHEIs hdGk.

NUu hCu9 No, we would only call atten-
uUuunhs lion tn our WELL AuGER, with
which man can earn SIS per day in good ter
ritoIy. IL boTes any diameter. and ordinary
wells al The rate oI I5D 81. per day Farm, Town
ship aiid County R:ghis iUI sSie. Descriptive
book seni on receipt oi cents postage al
diess AUGER 60, ST. I.o il. Mo, VAN
DEwAN, Washington I'uuI itUuse. ohio. Gen
era Agent fHr Ono.
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sv he had at Denham's Ga,-
Photograptt,,ss ~. " ,,seserl month mt y V Pc
lery du,' =, o ner half doz-n Call ann .se
dozSa nro9w S RIM DESHAM, - Pho'oerAP"--
n Runosarner has lust received sp'."
,,a s,ocs or Boots, Shoes, and CATERS ior s we
Fall Trade.
1adies,LFrench Kid Button hoo's'
s.v,e n, II. R. Bumgarners.'
Misses and Children's shoes !us.
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Miscellaneous.
Report of the Firsr National Bank OF
OF Niafravil1e

st St. Clairsyii.e in the State OF Ohio, at the
clnss OF business on the 18th day ofSeptem-
ber, 1873:
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baltimore and Ohio
Central OHIO DIyIsIoS-)

Passenger Trains on Central ONO
,yy;sinn leave Bellaire and arrive al
Rellaire rs follows:
TSAINS-
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Children often look Pale and
:: "a 49, @. a Sick Csas ~
lIem 40 other canse than having worms n the
/, z; BROWNS VERMIFUGE CoMFfr5 :
Will destroy Worms without injury To- the
c,Ilfd being perfectly WHITE. AID Tree ffcIn
usually used IT worm pr. psrations.
- CURTIS g. BROWN, Propsieiors.
No. 2f5 Furon streti. New York, i
ie9d bl isftp0zsts and {htsnsks AID dealers IN
-ued'ct"e es az dalshNTY-FIvEtHsTsA A BOX. jy IOiy
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sssBy a close calculation 1t has been { e
ssn.onstrated that not enough Democrats
voted the, Prohibition ticket in Ohio to
save one gallon Of whisky.
.ysah@We have again received another
large stock of Boots direct rom .ine
sotf.tnufacturer; every pair warrantel; n a.i y;
&c. TROLL 4 Son. toc.'oo-' Low"
-ss The yellow lever is abating in Mem
4 iphis and other Southern cities.
The typhoid fever is reported TO oe
prevailing to a considerable extent in
the vicinity of Bridgeport.
a large number of coal boats have
passed down the river from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. LOUIS
during the past week.
e Gold 1881
-zsStokes trial is still progressing with
affair prospect that he will be cleared.
What has. become of our marshall
xvho. was elected on the issue of keep
ling the lamps burning on other than
emeonlightnights.1 d. - tiue
ua-The largest stock of Mink Furs
ever brought to this town, at 7. TROLL
4 Son; elegant set at$ls.Oe. loc.3o.2tJ
Three grades of fsCotfon Batting at
Grove's-2O, % and so cts, per pound.
The Dem ocrats have more cro,O in
them now than tn ey had last year.
nIFyou want most delicious favored
TEA 20 to Groves where they keep the
best Gun Powder, Young Hyson,
sOoIong and Japan. VII toct.30.3t.J
.Atthe races last week in Steuben-
vile s'Sleepy George took the $40O
pacing purse over his competitors
Cooper Bottom" and "Bay Harry"
Time-2:23, 2:262, 2:22l.
Miss Kate Stanton lectures in Barnes
vile on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 5th. Her subject-.''The Abolition
of Poyerty"-is interesting to all, and
affords the widest scope for her vigor-
Gus and original intellect. i-eL-
= The frequent early snow storms have
been explained on the theory of VIM.
Aliens sOS majority for Governor. II
Swasto be expected that nature would
change her accustomed ways after such
a result.
The way to find out what the news
As. subscribe for the CHRONICLE.
Nimrods may now shoot quail with
inipugnity.
%C. Troll & Son have Just received
another large stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods which WAS bought during the
money panic at very low rates. Cal
and examine their stock as they are
pound to sell goods if low prices vii
be am inducement. oct-30.2t
FREE FOR 1ST3.-We will send tn,
CHRONICLE free until Jan uary 1st, I,
all NEW SUBSCRIBERS who pay $40
per year in advance. Subscriptions re
ceiyed will rul to January lst 1876.
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The HOuseII6id P,,laacca.
- and -, ., wsza
Family Einimcnt

Is the best remedy In the world fpr the follow
lng e9p plainfs; viz: : Cramps IN the Btn,bs
aud :Sfonach, Pain The Stomach. Bowels .or
side. Rheumatism In all IT'S FORMS Biiiiou
Cole, Neuralgia. Cholera, Dysentery,s Colds,
Fresh Mouuds.. Burns, sore ThrQat. Spipai
Com plants. SpraiDs aud BRUISES. Chf,is and
Fever. For internal and External me. sg q
desperation lis mol only 10 relieve IL g patient
plant. It penetrates and pervades tie whole
system, restor' ng healthy sttiun 10 all It's
parts ana quicksning the blood. io2sss
Vegetable aud All Healing.
Prepared by "a - = - ts-Er--T rss,@2
cUkTIs g. 4 BROWN; a -. :
For sale-by all druggists. -. jy10iy
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DIR. A. TRASx'S
Magnetic Ointment
FOR THE CURE OF
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.

Dr. Trask was engaged for twenty years In 3
course Of experiments upon the medical properties
and power OF vegetables, separate and combined AZ
TO the world, as the result of his experimental COM
bination Of Vegetable extracts the power OF vhieA
In removing diseases Is unequaled In the annals Of
Medicine.
HIS discovery consists In combination Of
these powerful Vegetable Extracts with Electricity os
Magnetism In the form Of an Ointment
Certain, it fs, that the remarkable and unprs-
the OF diseases stamps It once as the creates
discovery OF the age and calls for trial and close In
vestigation OF its properties.
lt never fails, while there remains sufficient
life TO restore natural and healthy action the ca
plary vessels Of the body, and equalize the ercul-
ton OF the blood. By this means controlling powes
Is gained over the most malignant forms Of disease
which cannot be obtained from any other remedy.
Such Il the Po wer of this combination.
that IL penetrates TO every portion OF the human
frame: every bone and nnscie, vein, nerve and ligs
ment IS searched ont and made sensible of Its purfg
Ing and healing inueRce. Hence 1t copes as readily
with internal as external disease. q
Numerous Instances are on record where
TINS remedy ass restored health to patients so nea,
the grave that the most powerful Internal remedies
failed to produce any effect Such has frequently been
the case In fnaamnat ton Of the Bowels
No patient ever need die with this disease
where the Magnetic Ointment can be obtained
For Infla mmatory Rheumatism thI.
Ointment Is the most complete remedy eyer prepared
For Diphtheria OR Putd Sore Throat it is unriyaled
In ninety.nlne cases ont ofa hundred,
Il viii afford entire relief to the worst cases Of Nervous
Headache in thirty minutes.
For Nervous Diseases this medicine Is Of
immense value.
Affections OF the Spine, Rheumatism, Lame.
ness, liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleurisy
Breast, Burns, Scald Head Scrofula Salt Rheum Fry
stpeas lnfemed Eyes, Fever Sores, Sores etc., viii
be Immediately relieved BY the Of DR.. Trasks Nag
netic Ointment.
D. RANsoN, soN Z Co., Props. Buffalo. w.
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y.ssP Pienty'of Snow and freeze within
sstl,e mast few days. b,8qs zslg-'s 81
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o-,-.-. mowers and iseapers,for sale
.. C,.,rsviiie je5n
-Dssastand sweetest Uod-Bi~er OIL is
,,IsEd naE e c,asweli's. made on the sea snore' e
fresh. selected livers by Casyell: aal sa meet"
D,San,s Who have once TAX en- u prefer u ~
ethars Physicians have decided IL supeii''
eoany of the other oils In market ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

sAs,By a close calculation 1t has been { e
sssnaonstrated that not enough democrats
Slyeted the Prohibition ticket In ONO 10
save one gallon of whisky.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

Cenfaur Einfnient.

.aua-rafTaafET
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: 1874 almanacs are making tneir ap-
.pearanee. 7',sE ~ = sl- 5s
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7. - - p. -. -. -.
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--.-o-.. Examination.

N,.ses and Children's Shoes just iro"n VI
-so.,,,rers at Fl. r. Pumgarners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

DR SANDERSON can be consulted per per
sonaIlv or bv letter at No SO, North Diamohui
Allegheny CITY. Pa
-. rbe sa4dsosnest and finest y ne Of fess eooos
ev., 'broushs 10 lhis place. Call at Frs"
Troll,s and examine and be convinced o, INC
sar...f fRsn-s3 - tii1 lzs c3lf-f ,sls.E-l sepiiu
Eiwomen,s 5 shoes A,,f every graile. are now 70
he bought at Fred Trolls; every pair wa,, VIZ
- ays EsiElsiEs5 svislsoI r-.r SEA is,5 h.
Fred Troll has just received the 'a's.ss ,,,s
OF ooo'S ma" .,rarrantea. sep1l,f
..-,I,.rrs.lo.- Of ShirtIns. Dress and opera n'"
&-,elss for sale at Fred Trolls = sePlii
~ a lst~e tot Of Cashmere and Cloths for SAFE
cheap at F. Trolls .sep----
- vvante,, every body to keep dry feet. 10 40 SO
s~a,l at Fred Troll's and get pair OF those ose'
-sIZ The greatest bargains In fine Dress GOODS ~
Fred Trolls. - - ''''r'
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-zaStokes trial is still progressing with
affair prospect that he will be cleared.
~ What has become of our marshal
.wwho, was. elected on the issue OF keep
ling the lamps burning on other than
esyatpulipht nightS.L 1ttnE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-30

a large number of coal boats have
passed down the river from PittsDurgh
to Gacinnati, Louisville and St. Louis
stiuring the past week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-13
Who Burned Columbia P

The question as 10 whether Colum-
bia S. c., was fred by the rebels or
the Union army is one OF consider
bleimportance as its decision involves
large amount of money. Most ofthe
cotton destroyed it is claimed belong
ed to British subjects and the afore-
said subjects are anxious TO know who
is responsible for its destruction A
recent publication Of the testimony
of Gems. Wade Hampton and Beaura-
gard taken before the British and
American Mixed Claims Commission
has called forth the testimony of
Gems. Sherman, Howard, and Logan.
all of whom were present at the
time Columbia was fired. Hampton
and BeaHregard swear that Sherman q
"bumn ers" fred the town. On the
other hand Sherman, Howard and
Logan all concur in saying that the
town was blazing when the union
army approached. If the fact can be
established that Sherman's army ap.
piled the torch, of course the Govern
ment becomes responsible for the
Cotton destroyed, which will amount
it is said, 10 several million of dollars
General Sherman is very positive
in his testimony, and so also are How
ard and Logan. The Britishers who
are to be benefited are rather anx-
ious to believe Wade Hampton and
Besuregard. The weight of the evil
dence, however, is decidedly against
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-13

The PROJECT proposed By Gov. Car
2entsr, Of Iowa to hold convention
from the several States aud Terrific
rice, 70 devise means for the improve
nent of the Fox and Wisconsin, riv-
Srs, has called forth the following ex-
pressions OF several Governors on the
subject:
Gov. Osborne OF Kansas, thinks the
convention should be held at Saint
Louis, and favors . southern route In
preference TO that BY the way Of the
gox and Wisconsin rivers or Green
BAY.
Governor Austin, Of Minnesota
heartily endorses the project propos-
% in the Industrial Convention held
last winter, and sends TO Governor
Carpenter an invitation to have the
shi2 canal convention hold At st Paul.
Governor Bsveridge, of Illinois,
thinks the convention should be held;
and advises either De Moines, ChicA-
10, st. Paul or Madison a. tho place.
Governor Wsshburn, Of Wisconsin,
links tho States Of Iowa, Minnesots,
Wisconsin and Illinois, will Ultimate
~ build q double track freight road
from some point on the Mississippi
river TO Lake Michigan, and while
ally endorsing the ship canal scheme
as more faith in the railroad plan.
10 thinks tho mutual interests OF the
tates named will lead to the adop-
ton OF that theory.