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legal Notice.


Joseph SNIDER, who resides in Wheeling.
e. West Va, and AdBline Snider, whose place
OF residence is unknown, heirs at law OF JOS
Snlder, decd, will take notice that jaime g
McConaughy. Administrator of the estate of
Joseph Snider decd has filed petition in the
Probate conrt within and for the county of
Belmont, and State of Ohio. alleging that the
personal estate OF said decedent is insufficient
10 pay his debts and charges of adm ministering
on his estate, that he died seized in fee sim pie
OF the following described real estate, situated
In said county of Belmont, to wit: Town Lot
ted on the ground plat OF said town, upon
wnich said JoseIh SnideT resided al the time
oi his decease. The prayer of said petition is
decedent in, and for the sale of said premises
subject 10 said dover estate for the payment
OF debtSand charges Aforesaid. Said petition
Will be Tor hearing on the 18th day of Jsuuary,
!S1I, or as soon thereafter as leave can be OBJ
talned. JAS. MCCONAUGHY,
Admir- of Joseph Snider, decd.
A. c. DARRAH, Atty.
Decl4 slS76-4w.
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FOLLOWING is the statement prepa-
red by the House subcommittee in
South Carolina to go TO the public:
rhe subcommittee of the commit
tee delegated by The House of Repre-
sentatives to inquire into the election
of Presidential electors in South Caro-
lina, and report the same for fair un.
derstanding by the people, after care.
full examination of the returns from ali
the precincts in the State, finds that all
the Hayes and Wheeler electors have d
fair majority on the face of the returns
MILTON SAYLoR. Chm.
JOSIAH g. ABBOTT,
WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
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tions, in the years in which the Pres'-
Dental election occurs, on the day IL
the Presidential election.
Ia conclusion, desire to assure you
that in all your endeavOrs to foster and
protect the interests and rights OF the
people of Ohio, you may rely on my
earnest cooperation, anu that my sin
cerest wishes will be accomplished n,
under the Divine Providence, yots
legislation shall be directed to that end.
~. r. b. HAYES.
(,oryrlfpIrl Topnory 1877
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-04

NEW ORLEANS has them now. The
rival Legistures of Louisiana organized
Monday, the Republicans in the State
House and the Democrats in st. Pat
rick's Hall. The Republicans got the
State government, and affairs now are
In the condition OF those of South Caro-.
lima with "a great deal of excitement
but no outbreak"
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Harper's Magazine.
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Notices of the Press

The Magdzipe has attained in its one ouarte,
century and more OF existence to that point
Where 1t may be said of it. in the words of Dr.
Johnson, IT Is vain TO blame and useless to
praise Inc iustre of its longago reputation
mas increased as the years have passed, and its
future seems as bright II not brighter than
al any time since the golden hue OF prosperity
settled around its later and best years.
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Huper's Monthly Is marked by the same
characteristics which gave il cl. culation from
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sented- PicCuies merely designed to catch
the eye OF the 1gdorant are never inserted
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-04

ATILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB in
Washington have rented a market
house, and are preparing TO fit it up
for the exercises connected with eleva-
ting Tilden to the Presidency. Owing
to q failure to secure 185 electoral votes
at the last election, they were unable
to secure the customary stand in front
of the Capitol.
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Net decrease, IS above .... 1,105. 1876 on
FROM the foregoing sta ement it ap
pears that the Stste debt has been re-
duced during the past year almost one
and half millions of dollars, and thai
the Indebtedness of counties, town.
ships, and srhool districts has been re-
duced over three hundred thous and
dollars. But cities of the first and sec.
Ond class and incorporated villages
have increased their indebtedness more
than ten millions of dollars since the
close of the fiscal year 1875.
The attention of the Legislature has
often been called to the rapid increase
Of municipal Indebtedness and expend
itures, but 1t is 30 Important that d.
not hesitateto repeat what has hereto,
fore been said. The whole people OF
the State are deeply interested In thi.
subject. The burdens born by tie
cities and towns must be shared. in
part at least, by all who transact bust.
ness with them. The town and the
neighboring country have a common
interest, and, 10 most respects, must be
regarded as one community. submit
hat to the subject Ct local indebtedness.
The General Assembly should apply
the principles Of the State Constitution
on the subject of State Indebtedness.
Under the provisions OF the eighth
article of the Constitution, the State
debt, notwithstanding the extraordi
nary expenditures Of the war, has been
reduced from over twenty millions. the
amount due In 1851, until 1t Is now
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THE Virginia Senate sympathizes
with the down-trodden State of South
Carolina, which has to bear the burden
of two State governments, and the
presence of United States troops to pre-
serve the peace, but lets fall no tear for
the widows and orphans of the victims
Of the Hamburg massacre.
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THE Electoral vote of Florida is de-
posted with the President of the Sen.
ate. No order of Democratic Courl
or any other Court can reach it.. Be,
sides, the Electors, having cast the
vote as provided by law, their offices
cease to exist, and there are now nc
Electors in the United States.
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ANNUAL MESSAGE
OF
GOV. R. B. HAYES.
To the LXIIId General Assembly
at the Session Commeucing
January I'd, 1877.

The reports Of the officers in charge
of the State Government and institu-
itions show that the general condition
of State affairs which it Is your duty 10
consider Is very gratifying. The de
mand for extensive changes of the
laws, which is often temptation to
excessive legislation, is at the present
time less urgent than usual, and you
may, trust, therefore be congratu-
lated on the prospect of q short and
harmonious session. IF
! FINANCES. .-f--.
The following is brief sum mary o
the present financial condition of the
State:
On the 18th Of Nov, 1875, the
public debt of the State was q, 949, ,920 L
The redemptions during tho yeal
were 81
Loan OF 1873 .....-....--.-....... ass, 414 8:
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ADMINIsT RATOR's NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given. that In the Probate
Court OF Belmont County, Ohio. the under
m1nlstrator OF the estate OF Thos Trimble
dee d late of said county.
All persons Indebted % said estate are re-
quested 10 make Immediate payment and
those having claims against said es ate will
present them duly authenticated. for settle
msnt. J,F CANNON
Dec 2l, '76-St-pd. Exr,
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AND still a second fair count shows
that both Florida and South Carolins
sre for Hayes on the face OF the re-
turns. A little more Democratic in
dignation would be the proper thiue
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.slmuat Ghrunifla
-------- ----------------
ST. CLAIFsSSILLE, OHIO
THURSDAY. JAN. 4 1877.

The Democratic fair counters ol
Belmont county did not show exces
sive JOY en- Saturday, over the recount
In Florida, and the report of the Dem.
ocratic committee In South Carolina.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-04

THE next House of Representatives
will be 80 close that the Democrats will
not have plain sailing. They exhibit
much uneasiness, and are already ar.
ranging tho wires in their own interest.
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Legal Notice.
State Of Ohio, Belmont county, Court of
s. Common Pleas
Rebecca +. Palmer
vs..
RObeIt Palmer.

hODefL PaImer.
'THE defendant, Robert Palmer whose place
L oiresidepce is unknown. viii take nc lice
that Rebecca 4. Palmer ON the 9Th day OF No.
vem her, 1876. filed her petition in the office Of
the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas m
and for the county OF Belmont. and state of
OHIO, against him, the object and PRAYER of
said petition is 1or divorce, the custody OF
the minor children. and for alimOnv, The
causes alleged in said petition are wtllful abb
sence for more thanthree years and gross ne
glect-of duty. That said cause will be for
hearing and decree at the next term of said
Court, commencing on the 18th of Jauuary
1871, at v hich time aid place You can attend
and defend yourself.
REBECCA Z. PALMER.
p TALLMAS, Atty.
Nov. 20, IS76-6t.
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Legal Notice.
State of Ohio, Belmont. county-Court of
Common Pleas.
CIVIL SUIT.
VIM. III. Henderson


Sarah ]. Barnes and Allen C. Miller.
THE defendant Sarah ]. Barnes, who Is a
l. nonresident of the county of Belmont and
plaintiff filed In the said Court his petition
the object of which is to obtain a judgment
against the defendants for the sum OF sNl.Si.
with interest from September IL, 1873 at 8 per
cent per annum, due said plaintiff on q GER
tain promissory note, executed by said de-
PENDANTS to Alexander Henderson, and by him
assigned to said plaintiff, on the lst day of Oc-
tober, 1870 Said note dated June 18th, 1870
and bearing per cent interest per- snnum. In
WHICH case an attachment has been issued.
The salt Sarah ]. Barnes, the defendant, is
notified TO appear and answer said petition on
Saturday. the Path day Of February, 1877. -
. ]. X. MITCHELL, Clerk.
CowEN,& SHANNON, At'ys for plaintiff.
Dec D. lST6-6w.
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Outstanding Nov. Is, 1876 -. ss, ,4s4, SO;

OF the amount outstanding on the
18th of November last, the
sum Of $11, 1856, 90 had ceased
TO draw interest, the holders
thereof having been notified to
surrender their stock for re-
demption, SO that the interest
bearing funded debt of the
State is ............... ......... 6,472, $40 30
A reduction during the year of 1,4T3, ia SO
The funded debt is divided as follows:
Foreign debt, 80 called, payable a.an
In New York City .......-..... sc, 49,, $40 80
Domestic debt, payable in Co i-f- q
lumbus s-.....-................... 1866 90
= Tots. "a AaA 5a5 "a
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all eastern exposure, .5 OF W which is well set in
timothy, and % acres wood land. There is
thereon good residence-good barn. wagons
shed, and other necessary outbuildines
me Farm Is well improved with good fences
-ha' q fine Orchard, containing about 100 Ap-
pie and lOO Peach Trees, Pears, Plums and
small Fruit in abundance. There is a never
falling spring of excellent water close 10 the
residence. md the entire Farm is well water
ed. and is In good state of cultivation. IL is
very convenient TO Church and school, and is
altogether a very desirable home. For further
signed at Belmont, Ohio.
Oct 26, lS76-2m. HENRY KINNEY
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Aggregate public debts in Ohio

Aggregate public debts in Ohio
State, local and trust funds) 6,752, 200 76
The local Indebtedness In this state
lnent is reckoned to Sept. /, 1876, and
the State debt to Nov. Is, 1876.
The balance in the State Treasu-
ury,on the 18th of Nov rs, was 1,42S, 77S SO
The receipts from all sources for
the fiscal year ending Nov. Is,
1876 were 515q ee7 Qe
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Your attention is especially directed
to- the observations of the Auditor of
State in his report for 1876, under the
head OF Estimated Disbursement"
desire TO concur In the recommen-
1atiOn OF the Auditor that the Asylum
Fund be consolidated with the General
Revenue Fund. 1t will tend to simp-
lily accounts and to facilitate the trans.
action of public BUSINESS, without i'm
pairing the safeguards of the Tresury or
The data upon which statistical and other
estimates Can be based.
The taxes levied in 1875 collectible In
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Total amt of funds in Treas
ury for the year .................. 6,5S9, Az
The disbursements for all purpo-
ses during the year have been 6,O03, ,617
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Graining, Glazing, Painting and Papering
done on short notice. All branches of the
trade will receive prompt atteLtion.
raS-Orders solicited ap1-5tf
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The local indebtedness of the State is
las follows:
Sept. 1, 1875. Sept. Lists.
Debts of counties 1904, 57s 80 2.934. O99 AZ
Debts of tps., inclu- 80
ding debts incurred
by boards of Educa-
tion, other than for -t--
separate sch'l dists. 222. .79i 13 226. 7o4 az
Debts of cities, first = -
and second class 20, $50, 722 IL 30. 51O. 5O3 II
Debts Of incorpora-
ted villages ....... 931, ,362 64 l.O74. .O69 O5
Debts of school dis
tricts (special) 80 1907, ,953 43 1.S14.581 81
Totals ......... S25,957, ,5s8 81 36,O5s, 1913 Sc
The amount Of reimbursable debt,
therefore, is
State .......... $6,4S4, sos 30
Local ............ 36,059, ,97S Sc
Total ..-.......-.-....-........ AZ, 544, 4S3 So
lrreducible debt Consisting of
school, college, and other trust
funds) ,2O7, ,716 80
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- -..-----
Filth Tract. subject To- dover, appraised at 100
Fractional part of LIST tract, subject 10 dow
er. appraised at ...............-.- -.-. 200
First Tract, less the dover part appraised
without incumbrance, at .....-.'...-. $3.50
second Tract, free from dover, at .-...-...- SI40
Third Tract. free OF dover, at ..-..-.--....- go
sixth Tract. free OF dover. at ...-.. .--..--- I7O
Terms of Sale-Ona-third cash in hand on
day of-sale; one-t third in one year aud one
third In two years. with interest from the day
of sale on the deferred payments ard TO be
secured by noies aud mortgage upOys Tn. land.
ELIZABETH KOEHNLEIN
Administrators of John NJ. Koehulein, deed.
Il. TALLMAN, her Atty. Dec II. lS-6-tS
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Adminisfratrix's A Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.
Sale 90 uoiiS AuSeion, oh
: Wednesday,. January "A, 1877.

TNpursuance of an order OF the Probate Court
L Of belmont cecnty, Ohio, Will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, ON
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Legal NOTICE.
State Of Ohio, Belmont county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Civil suit.
Isaac Colts, survivor of himselfand Fl. C. Cots.
deed,
vs..
Isaac Cots.

vs..
Isaac Colts.
THE defendant. Isaac Colts. who Is non res
i ident of the State Of Ohiu. viii take notice.
that on the 9th day of July, 1876 The above
named piatntir filed in the SAID Court, his Pc
tition. the object OF which is To oviain a judg-
meut on a Record from The C0Gaty Court of
Ohio county, stale OF West Virginia, for the
sum OF five thousand. three huEIfcd and sew
enty-six dollars. with interest from the 18th
day OF October. 1870 and SO, Gusts of suit: ana
that the FRA, er is. thasssuIgmenL be recovered
for the said amounts, as aoOVe stated. in which
case an attschmen, has been issued and served
on Henry Cotts as garnishee. The said Isaac
otis, the defendant, is notified To appear aud
answer the said petition on saturday, the 81
day of February. 1871.
J. r. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Dec Z. lS76-Tt.
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VasaHl Farm ias s.!I!
l2O Acres OfLand ,

WILL sell at Private Sale. my Farm, situa-
| ted On Chestnut Level, three miles south OF
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Bal in the Treas. Nov. Is, '76 5s5, ,s29 O4
The Auditor OF State estimates the
receipts for the current year from all
sources, including balance on hand
Novemb Der Is. 1876. as follows:
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BOARD OF STATE CHARITIES

The Board of State Charities, which
was re-established by the General AS
'embly at its last session, is renderins
important service. This Board has M
authority whatever, excepting only
that it Is its duty to examine thorough.
ly into the condition and management
OF all public institutions, penal or char
liable, that are established by law and
administered by officers or agents OF
the Slate, or of any city or county
thereof. 1t is also the duty of this
Board, annually, to report to the Gen.
eral Assembly such facts and suyyes.
tious as are deemed important In reIa.
tion to the interests committed to its
care. =
More than thirty thousand persons.
poor and suffering men, women, and
come under the supervision
u this Board. 1t IL believed that the
publicity thus given to the manage
nent Of these institutions is ADEQUATE
to the correction of all abuses, The
members Of the Board serve without
and its expenses are
small having been for the past wear.
including the salary of the Secretary
less than two thousand dollars. com.
mend the report and work Of the Board
70 your favorable consideration.
~ PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Asa member of the Board of State
charities, | taye visited with my COL
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PUBLIC INsTITUTIONs

Asa m"mber of the Board of State
cnarlties, L lave visited with my COL
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Afw Adrerttsements:

IRON Dauchy & Co., Advertising Ag'S,
NeD York. 3.
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877.

,.a us mum Der for January beginning the Mines
nss, voiune OF this Magaz me- and while lis
clent guarantee of iuture exceIlence no eff,ris
w. ~ pc spared 10 diversity its attractions and
" provide AN increased supply of
Popular Reading in the Best and Most Em-
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In order to save unnecessary expense,
and for the greater convenience of vot-
ers. would also reconnend the pro-
priety OF submitting to the people an
amendment Of the State Constitution,
providing for holding the State elec-
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

COLUMBUS, January 2, 1877.
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Prospectus for 1877.
Lippineott's Magazine,

AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY oP
Popular Literature, Science and
~ Art.
, 1877-04-27
}rfitag 81. April 1877.
@tdtt Ni6mDnb.

BoIi3ei @ertdt. GoIsenbe
JdlIe famen seftern in bieiem @eri9te
aur Werbanblune:
George W. Ridarbion. furbia n,uBte
$25 unb Soften b~e3abIen. neil er ben
Charles Barrett nit einem Siod an9es
9rifen uno seidlaeep bate.
Minnie gnn Opener alias SoImes,
onssflast Elm unoroertlides Saus su
balten, puroe Der @rano Surp iibermie.
len.
Gin Gmitb urS Malinoa @matbmep,
farbis, ansetlast uncrbentlide @9araf-
tdre gu iein, ,uurbsn ie 81 seifraft.
@eorge @osbp, onseflast brei Gdbden
Butter BON g. 6. 6orriion ssitoblen s,l
babsn, tpuroe Der @rano Surp iiberwie.
fen.
Mlsyanber Smith, farbis, ansetlast
Elm 9ottsrieipiel betrieben gu baben,
tunroe Der @rauo SURF iiberpielen.
Grace ct. Clair, anseflast Gin unor.
bentli6er Gbaratter gu iein, uuroe nit
elmer Grmobun9 entlaIlen.
Niele anbere unbeoeutenbe 6a1e ,pur'
ben erleoigt.
, 1877-04-27

g 6Ia@tbieb. 8sridt bss oaf
Der St~aatstpase %9etuosenen @9lo9t.
piebs fir Die AM rs. Npril enoenoen
Wo6e:
&inoer As, Sdaafe 343 unb @9wei=
ne 125.
Ninoer. bette eorte 5g-5s. quite s.
ST, miitelmabiae as, 9ep0bnlide.
tpie aiibe. 3u9o4ien unb 6tiere 34-44
@ts. Brutto.
Saweine. bette sorte u Cts, 9ur1
ihnittspreis Cyl gts. Netto.
@daafe. unseidorene 5a-64, se-
I9orene 45-54 Gts. 8rutto.
Gdmmsr. bette Sorte $3.5O-$4.5O SO,
mittelmdbise 81. 5O-$3 per @tiid.
&dlber. $3.50 per Stid, ie nod
Der Qualitdt.
Mil9tibe $2O-$45p per Gtad.
, 1877-04-27

Sic 8aupereine. I'm 5u I'M.
terfuden, Oh bic 8auersine ni9t Stsu.
ern 5u sablsn baben. bat Der rgomii.
1ioner Of &suenue." Serr q. 9. Mun.
foro. 9rn. 9iri@. Yraiioent Der r@er-
petual Building Gunb Comp" s. S.
@riet, 8raloent Der rgait gnb Bull
bling Guno Comp uno Sobn Grab.
Sefretdr Der vMedanies Building Guno
Comp" pertIast, Dor Dem poIi3eirid-
ter gu erideinen, um %anSuseben, tparum
lie Der @taotperoronun9 ni9t nadse.
fommen unb lire Capital Mttion etc.
nidt a~nseseben baben, I'M Stsuer BON
Dem Betra9en III 3ablen.
Siealase lag 9eitern bemY oli3eiseridt
Dor iuuroe aber auf Grluden oes 9errn
Sames 9unIop, Der Mnpalt Der Ser.
fIasten, bis auf Montas 2 ubr ueri@o.
ben.
, 1877-04-27
Cine utter

Cine Stiefmutter. Grau
Morp 6. Grapier, @tiefmutter bes Geo.
81. Grapier, Elm iunger Meni6 BON II
Sabren, befabl Der @robmntter oes&na.
ben. aus BEN 9a,ie gu seben nno mari
cine 8fanne mad ibr. Ser iunse Strap.
fer uurhe iiber Die i9le9te 8ebanoIuns
ieinerG robmutter auf9ebra6t uno serietb
in @treit nit ieiner liebenswiroisen
Stiefmutter, melde einen elmer ersriff
nno oeml5obn einen itarten S9las oa.
nit Derlette, bod bon bellen Gault gu
8ooen yeidIass., puroe, poruuf Der
iun9e Gropier Die Sreppe binunter 9ins,
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