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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16
KORHLSTOWN LOCALS.

The holidays are over, and old and
young have settled down to the sober
realities oflife; the merry Christmas"
and "Happy New Year, have gone
but they will'be long remembered by
the little folks who always enter so
heartily in the holiday sports; nor will
they soon be forgotten by children of
a larger growth, but in their memory
is mingling of sadness and pleasure,
for who can enter upon these days
and hear the merry greeting of friends
without recalling the cheerful tones Of
those who gave US similar greeting in
days of yore, but whose voice is now
forever hushed in death; scarcely had
the echo of those greetings ceased, ere
the sad, sad message came, that that
loving heart had ceased to beat, that
those loving tones would never more
be heard, for i'm the midst of life, and
joy, without moments warning, the
icy hand of death was laid upon them,
strangers hands prepared them for the
tomb. they sleep in a strangers grave,
but they are not forgotten, a part of
these festive days is held sacred to the
memory of the dead.
Mr.. Rosborough and Mr.. F. Conner
have both been seriously injured by
falling on the Ice. A horse belonging
to Mr.. Joseph Majors, had leg broken
by fall.
Owing to sickness in the community,
the delicate state of Rev. Pringle's
health, and the distance the Pastors of
the other churches, reside from town
the week of prayer was not observed
here.
Mrs. Swaney, Sr., died on last Sab
bath evening; she is one of the oldest
citizens of the place; many warm
friends mourn her death, and II sym.
pathy can do au2ht to assuage sorrow,
The grief Of the family Will, we hope
be lessened, by knowing they have the
sympathy of all their nei"hbors.
Mr.. John Lippincott, Sr., has been
quite ill, but is now convalescent.
Our merchants are still purchasing
W0ol-Dusiness of all kinds rather dull.
Schools RECOMMENDED on the 9th,
some pupils of distance have entered
the high school department, the pros
poets are fair for an interesting session.
Measles have again made their ap-
pearance in our town.
Miss Mary Elton has returned from
Columbus, where she has been for some
weeks, visiting. She gives an inter
esting description of her visit to the
Penitentiary, Of the sermon she heard
preached to the conyicts, and the differ.
ence in effect on the convicts, whilst
some wept bitterly, others appeared en-.
tirely unconcerned, but all heartily
Joined in the singing; the organist was
one of the prisoners. SOLITAIRE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

dec5tf
bill TO this offlce
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

OUR article entitled "Persecution,"
published last week, called forth the
following paper which was read last
Sunday from the pulpit Of the Presby-
terian Church:
"The Session of this church are soon
to engage in solemn judicial business.
It is evident, that any outside pressure
brought to bear upon them, in the dis
charge of their duty, from any source
whatever, is an Infringement on thu
freedom and privilege OF Court OF
Jesus Christ. Let all persons refrain
from any attempt to, inti'uidate OF
,vera we, or iniIenee IL ia any mtn-
ler whatever; for if this can prevail
the discipline Of the church IS at an
end.
ave earnestly request that no one
will De present except thDSe cited t"
appear as witnesses. Re.nIin AZ your
hones in earnest prayer for Us, tlIa'
God will give us strength for this
Ienaryancv. We must not be interfered
With, in doing our intc. The reSpoD-
s;biiity is on us and We d sire to met
it with al! fanlor AMI fiirneSs, and
ii-,.ide this painful case according to
sha evidence proiI"ed nefore Us. We
rlst thit all who aa ;he~irtrrest oi
=. Ei.,;.,. al hpart .Yiil nat allow .hpi :
f'-lia;s TO ne excited by any infia -ua-
.ry APPEALS made to them, but will
patiently and prayrrfuily await oar
action ami quietly arqui~sce in it. what
eyer it may be-. The only appeal that
can lawfully he made from our action
ia to the Presbytery and if there shall
5e any ground for APPEAL, that way is
open.
"And now we h"rehy kindly counsel
and ,Cdrn every one under our care, to
refrain from manifesting in any way a
spirit of INSTRUMENTATION and rebellion
ayainst the constituted authoriti,s of
this church.
"By order of the Session,
"R. ALEXANDER, Moderator"
For the present We refrain from any
romments on the spirit of the above,
and invite the attention of our readers
to a communication in another col
unn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

Franklin Robinson had intense
We rning for some of Alonzo Porter
f IDS pork. Porterfeld caught him
in the act of burglariously entering his
smoke house. Whereupon he laid
hands upon him aud invited him to
visit one Justice Neiswanger, who held
him 10 5000 security to attend at next
term of Common Pleas Court, and in
default thereof said Robinson found
boarding and lodging at the Count
Jail.
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LEGAL. NOiICE.

FLEMING FOWLS, who e pl zee ofresidence
Is unknown 10 the plaintiff. Will take no.
lice that Alexander l.. Harper of the County
of Belmont in the state OF Ohio, did on the
18th day of January A. ID, lSTS file his p-tttion
in the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Belmont and State of Ohio,
against the said Fleming FOWLS. defendant,
setting forth that the said Fleming FOWLS
Ssvea mortgage To The said Alexander L. Ha--
per, OH the following premises 10 wit: The
East OF the East slope Tor the cut of the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad and also SO much of lot NO.
S0nf any, as lies East of the said slope in the
Town of BarneSville. Also, parts of lots No.
& in Southeast addition to the said town,
to-wit; Commencing at 43 feet from the North
west corner OF same; thence South feet;
thence East feet; thence South l10 feet; thence
East 43 eet; therce North 1914 feet; thence West
80 feet to the place of beg inning, bounded as
follows, on the North by Sout street; on the
East by lot of VIM Reed: on the West by lot OF
VIM Fl Norris. known as the Unci.s Tan Yard
lots, in said County OF Belmont, To secure the
paw ment of $3.50 10 according to a certain note
referred to In said mortgage, and praying that
said Fleming Fowls may pay said sum now
claimed to be due. with interest, amounting
10 S5G0 90 with interest from April 2lst, 1869 or
that said premises may be sold 10 nay the
sans; and the aid FlemiI z Fowls is notified
that he Is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday afteI
the 9th day OF February a. D. 1873.
N. ]. MANNING.
Atty. for Petitioner.
i,ple-og,u
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List of Patents Granted to Ohio
Inventors, for the Week ending
Dec. Oath, 1872.

Furnished for the CHRONICLE by c.
H. Watson & Co., Solicitors of Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents, Office-607
7th ST., Washington, D. c.:
Franklin s. Smith, Geneva, Ohio
Lifting Jack.
Samuel Keller, East Cleveland, Ohio
-Thill Coupling.
Charles F. Lamb, Wauseon, Ohio
Reclprocating Steam Engine.
Josh McGinnis, Fraziersburg, Ohio
Corn Planter.
Sam uel a. Todd. Wellsville, Ohio
Nut Fastening.
Silas Toney, Tole,lo, Ohio-Recipro-
eating Steam Engine
F. Doepke, Cincinnati, Ohio-Shue-
ter Fastening.
Wa. :. Foster, Fosters Crossing
Ohio-Car Brake.
J. w. Gardener, Thomas ~. Ran
som and Elwin Martin, Cleveland
Ohio-Stpam Pump.
J. McGuinn, Norwalk, Ohio-Brake
for Hand Cars.
J. Shackleton and W. Shackletnn,
Cleveland, Ohio-Lubricatin Axle
Boxes for Vehicles
J. NJ. Welsh, New Athens, Ohio
FASTING Machine for Wall Paper.
Henry l.. Fidler, Congress, Ohio
Car Coupling.
Oliver P. Myers, Canton, Ohio-Cot-
ton Harvester.
J. T. Sturtevant, Cleveland, Ohio
Dinner Pail.
A B. Stone, cleveland, Ohio-Rail-
road Rail Joint.
J. V. WooIsev, SanduSky, Ohio
Machine for sizing spokes for wheels.
J. Beall, Defiance, Ohio Band tuck
for Grain binders.
J. Fl. Mcconnell, Harmar, Ohio
Steim Pumping Engine.
R. Somerville, Sandusky, Ohio
Boot & Shoe.
I. Stripe, New Berlin. Ohio-Appar-
atus for laying Draw tile.
VIM. Beers, Milan, Wheel for
Vehicles.
A. Damison, West Liberty, Ohio
Apparatus for setting up spokes for
Wheels.
L. C. Goodall. Cincinnati, Ohio--Ma-
chine for making Pipe elbows.
J. Gray, Cincinnati, Ohio-Pipe for
S uspPnsion Bridges.
C. F. Kneisey, Dayton, Ofiio-Broad-
cast Seeder.
A McKenney, Maumee City, Ohio
Railway Rail Joints.
III. c. Stouffer, Garfield, Ohio-Earth
Auger.
j. Rider, Newark, Ohio-Swivel
Loop for Fire Arms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

Great praise has been awarded the
people of Noble county, by reason OF
the fact that there was not single
dram shop 10 the county. Drug stores
have superseded the cruel dram shops.
: 1t is simple matter ofdefnition. You
call your dram shop drug store and
there you are. We don't refer to any
establish ments hereabouts.
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A CARD.
MAYORS OFFICE, st. Glars |
vile, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1873. I

Vile, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1873.
EDITOR CHRONICLES E:-Rumor has
gone out that l have resigned the of,
fee OF Mayor. This is not true, have
not resigned nor do / intend to. And,
!urther, expect, If my life is spared,
to be candidate in 1874, aad have no
doubt of being elected.
/ thank the Barnesville Enterprise
and Guernsey Jefe'sonian for publish
ing the article from the Gozette of our
town, for any article he publishes
makes me friends. Yours truly,
HENRY WEsT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

Joseph Boggs, ST., an old resident oil
/ this county, as buried in the Presby-
cteriar cemetery on Saturday last. The
.deceased was a man Of strict personal
mnd business integrity. BE had many
warm friencs, who tender to his be-
reaved family sympathy, and mourn
with them over his decease.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

What the Leading Papers say:
Fist of all in attractions we place The Gall
Chicago.
well sustains its reputation for vigorous
and racy writiBg,"-N. Y. Tribune.
1.-The Galaxy is always more q magazine
than any, and more varied in It's rprge than
any other'-f Independents
"a model,periodical; or dit to A merican
peri )dical terature."-Philadelphi Press.
..rherais is not a dull page between its covers"
IN. Y. Times.
"The variety of Is contents, their sold worth
their briliiance, and their great in isrcSt max 9
up general character OF great eyceilencs for
every mum igef."--PoSt Boston.
Always ably edited. and remarkable tor the
'od judgement disrlayed IN the selection oi
current topics for discussion. In this way II
quite eci 9ses the more conservative periodi
eais of the day. ''-Bbstou Journal, Mass
I'VE are inclined to believe that more down.
right good literature Is crowded between the
20 els o. The Galaxy than any other Ameri-
can magazine can boast of."-Chicagu Times.
''Sheldou e. Company have opened II mine Of
interest in their magazine, The Galaxy. by
drawing To IL the commune ,tioH oil prOmi n
eui public men upon questions of general In
sI."-Age, PhiEadeiphlR
The reported Increase IN the circual ion al
The Galaxy rs hardly to he wondered nj, for il
is certainly the best OF American magAz hes >
! "Ghe Galaxy Is one Of the ful lest, and tsken
altogether, richest OF the many mont hlies
v hich have gwen such an enviable name &c
on: american magazine eliterature."-Sunday
School fmss, Philadelphia, Pa,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

At the annual election of the First
National Bank of st. Clairsville, held
on Tuesday, the 14th inst, the old
Board of Directors we're reelected with
the exception Of Ross ]. Alexander,
who was Ineligible. John Lochary
was elected in his stead.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

THE Rev. VIM. NJ. Ferguson, d. D.,
vvill commence religious MEETING al
yEarnock's Station on the evening OF
:the 18th inst, and on the following
;Sabbath dispense the Lords Supper
The public gener Iiv are invited.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16
E|sHlRT'S : PINE 9[T
Tar Cordial, X
N ATURE'S Great REMEDY
FOR THE
TIL RcAT AND LUNGS.

n IL Is gratiiyipg TO us to ina1rm the pubIis lat
IT. NJ. Y ~ishart's Pine Tfae Tar Cordial AR
I,inS, urea ana Lung Diseases has gained "A en-
ia s.soie reputation from the Atlantic to me Pax
cinc e eosst. ana rom thence 10 some of the firt
iaiiiiiles oi europe, not through the press sIa.
S Su. oE person; throughout the States a fualIT
oeuehtteu % atid cured at his Office. While hs
pau ,shsN less, 50 say our reporters he IL nm
abie 10 supply tiie demand. 1. gains and .oid.
Its r1puLttlOr- aS
First Not by stopping congh but by loo-rn-
J 'S ana ss>.sifng nature Lo throw on ths mn
:eaithA ma tes cO..ecied about the threat ana
oi"hciil. tubes which causes irri taiion.
SFr MI IL fe'iov the cause Of Irrftatio-
die; Pfodices cough of the mucous men-
otaht .i!.i o'orchisi tubes assists the lunas to
act anu ihTh" II The Unhealthy seorssiops and
purlteS tiId hiood
ihird. II Is fr from squtils, Iob-Iia. ipecae
ai.u 'piu", OF which most throat nd iunr
reniedle't are composer, which allay sons6
ohis nnd q ,sirgauIze the stomach It hss
sWhhihE erect on tue stomach acts On tha
iiver and s"ineys. and lynn ph attic ami nerxo.s
regions. thus reaching to every part of ,hs
: sy.'rm. ana IN lis iHvieoratins nd purifyins
eHects u has gained q sreputation which it spuxs
n"tu abo &c all theirs N The market
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16
Cheap Farms! Free Homes

On the line of the UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. I2000010 acres of tho best Farming and
Mineral Lands in America
3.0O0G10 Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte
Valley now for sale.
MILD CLIMATE. FERTILE SOIL.
FOR Grain growing and Stock Raising unsur-
passed by any in the United States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE more favorable terms
given, and more convenient to market than
can be found elsewhere,
FREE HON MESTEAns FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The best location for Colonies-Soldiers en-
titled to n Homestead of $50 Acres.
Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
new maps, Published In English, German,
Swedish and Danish, mailed free everywhere.
Address, o. Z. DAVIS,
Land Com'r PRR Co., OMAHA, NEB.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

Uriah Dansel. eisaf manufactures,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is raftaly reducing
the National Debt. He paid eight hum
dred and forty-six dollars U. 8. Inter
nal Revenue tax on one hundred and
sixty-two thousand two hundred cigars
manufactured last month.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in the Probate
" Court of Belmont County Ohio. the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate of Elizabeth Brown, decd,
late of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
uuested TO make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against aid estate are re-
ouested 10 present. them Within one year from
tins date. JAMES V. STILWELLI Adm r
jal6iw Of the eslnte of Elizabeth brown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

FSoMEH9ING NEW IN THE CHAIR
LIrNE.-Apliat and rattan seats, Office,
reaaang, opera. rocking, sewing chairs.
Also, q fine assortment OF chairs f''r
invaiids aHd .ahilslren, at B. r. John
ston's, Main st, st. Glairsville. jal62w
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NOTICE.

:OHN GOODHUE, William Goudhue. Han.
D.! nah StiIt and samuel SIitt bel husband
..arIha A. Mitchell and James 5. Mitchell. her
husband and Jane Gos.dhue, will take notice
that ON the 18th day of Decen. ber, 1872, a peIi
ton was flied against them in the Court oi
C ,m mon Pleas OF Beln ont County, Ohio, b.
David .tio,dhue " herein he demands partition
of certain real eSIate in the petition particular
Iy described; the same being the real state
OF which William GOOdhne, late of said County
ii led seized, which yet remcins unS Id; and
being town loLs mum bered l00 l0i, l02, los, LOG,
49, I3n l2l H. l23 and .2i, in the town of Burl-
ipgtnn, in sand County, and x acre Of land ad
Joining said town; als5, three tracts of land in
Section ls, township 4, Range2. one of said
tracts containg 63 acres, the stcopd containing
50 acres rood and 25 perches, and the third
cuntaing acres more or less.
The petitioner will apply for an order of par
tion of SAID premises at the next term OF said
Coz rt DAVID GOODHUE.
BY NJ. CLAIR KELLY, his atty.
Jan2736w
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Assignee's Sale.

I WILL sell at public auction on the 5th day
of March 1873. at the Store of o. P. Smith &
Co, Lam psville, Ohio. The store goods. chat
ties, remaining unsold of the late firm of o. P.
Smith & Co. Also on the 10Th day of March,
1873. at the store of the said firm in Ozark, :,
in Monroe County, Ohio, the store goods OF
said firm.
A H. CALDWELL, Assignee
OF o. P. Smith & Co.
janl6iW
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Republicans, We appeal to you to
stand by the only genuine Republican
paper in the County. Lend US yOuras-
sistance. Send us up some new sub
scribers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

The gentleman OF st. Clairsvllie,
who took his first ride on the cars a
few days since, thinks he won't go t.
Bellaire again soon, unless it be togiv
some enterprising n -wspaper man an
item.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

NWe yield large portion of our space
this week to local correspondence. We
are glad to hear from our friends
Some of the letters are very interesting.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

and the vtry best business opportunity ever
offered IS 20 be found In an Agency Tor takipg z
10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

The mother of our fellow townsman,
O. J. sxapey, ESQ.,, died last Sunday
at her residence in Morristown. She
was a very aged and much respected
Iady
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We havn't any Delinquent Land
Hist, for the edifieation of the people,
yet we would like to have them come
up and plank down $500 for the thro"-
icte. tt-'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

Theodore Nsgle, son of George Ma
gle, formerly of st. ClaiIsville, died
about three weeks since at st. Louis,
Missouri.
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.JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medical
authorities OF London and farts "ihe m'st
powerrll tonic and Alternative known to III.
m pdicaf world" This Is no new and uniried
discovery but has been long used by the lead
4 ng phy sicians of other Countries with wonder
fui rem pdlcal results.
Don't ueaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathRrtics and physics, they give Inlv tom
norsry relief indigestion natuleno end uys-
nepsIn with piles and kindred diseat ssre sure
to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health Ia Lssured.
JOHN O. KELLOGG. Platt ST., New York.
Sole Agent for the United states.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for ciroulo
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SlsPItf'S Sale.
nol.nnnt C,IYuty (youpnnDu PlS

Belmont county, common IIeaS
Juiiu> BG;it>. PisinHT.
Alexander ciiTavy. Defendant.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Ibe undersigned
: @uPr II uf lr - UUty 81 Belmont. ohio.
- 7-;r. ue - Nel.ii EXpcnaS from Ii Court Of
Com mon Pleas ~ Belmont tCEDiE, Ohio. II
f:ivo4 ~ Julius Bills against Al-XaHC"r Hc-
il.AVJ- ;t.46 t. mr diTVc' ID. Viii offer T. 81 =
bt wseI 'he hours Of O'Clock 2. Nj ana 4
o ci ack p, NJ. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2Sth, 1878.
on the farm of Alexander NcIlravy. on Scotch
Ridge in Pesse Towu~hi p HelmontCounty. d. q.
The following described personal property,
to- wit:
Cne Black Horse years old,
One Bay Mare y'4r> old,
nae Two horse wagon,
Terms cash.
W. {. COCHRAN. sheriff.
iauIffi
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jaul6tei
Ts.e State of Ohio Ese!rnoni GOun
ty. SO.

PRO 3ATE COURT IF SAID COUNT
To William = White. Executor of she estate of
Aaron White, deceased,
VnU are hereby requil ed to give notice in
L writing to all the heirs at la - OF said estate
any oi said heirs pe nOn-reSideniS uf said
county. that yuu cause notice to be iven ny
publica iiuB for four weeks in a weekly news
paper published said County. tha' the testi-
mony touching The claim presented by you ior
ssh 75 nSt the estate of said Aaron White,
,lrc' f. will De beard IN the 7th day of February
= d 1873. at ociuck d m. at my office in Il.
tlairsviile in said County.
Given under my hand and seal of said Court,
TsEAL1 10Th day OF Dscein Der ID. 1872
jal6Iw A.W. ANDERSON, Probate Judge
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

wEx-Emperor Napolean died at CHS
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-16

NAMES of Jurors drawn for the
Spring Term of Court, 1873:
GRAND JURORS.
Wash. Buchanan, Warren Township.
David Mellott, York "
Andrew J. Haney, Kirkwood
William Fulton, Smith "
Tho's w. Bentley, Union
Michael Danford, Washington "
Henry Frasher, Kirkwood
James Kelsey, Pultney
John Fl. Piper, Warren ''
Isaac Gevinger, Flushing ="
Joseph Mehollin, Richland "
John Henderson, Kirkwood q
David Hawthorn, Colerain "
William Mcfarland, Pultney I"
c. w. Hall, Pultney
PETIT JURORS.
Joseph Pancoast, Union Township.
John A. Work, Richland
Harvey Danford, Wayne g
Eli Keuuard, Warren ''
Alex. E. Wells, Pease
Calvin Hassen, Pease ''
Samuel Riley, Mead "a
Clark Boyd, Wheeling
Joseph S. Chambers, Pease Z"
John Crosby, Pease g
El1ood McKissOn, Goshen
John NJ. Gardner, Warren