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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08
Master Commissioners Sale.

James Kelsey vs.. John Fleisner ct al.
4 n pursuance of an order of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of B,lmont county, Ohio, made
at the January term thereof, "A D; 1871. in the
above entitled action, and TO me duly issued,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, on
Tuesday, November 20, 1877,
at l O'Clock afternoon, ON THE PREMISES,
the following described Real Estate. with the
appurtenances. as the proper y OF the defen-
daDt. John Fleisner, viz:
Situate in the county Of Belmont, State OF
Chio. and being Part of section z, township
8, OF range 2, same being the surface of Out LOs
No D-the Coal strata being excepted Begin
ming for the same on the Top OF the msgnssls
limestone strata on the Powell line running
due west with said line74 rods TO a stake oR
tie County Road near d large poplar tree;
thence south lSo west l3-D rods; thence south
30 east "A rodsj thence south l6o weSi ID rods
to a stone; thence 75 rods; thence south 6sz<o
east 2l.50 rods to a beech tree; thence south
33tso east 40 rods; thence south i2o east ~ rods
10 the south end of the east line of Powell'ss
above The said limestone strata to y stake;
thence in u northwestern direction along the
L Powell line To the place vi begi Ling, con.
tanning al cres, rood and Il perches, more
or less.
ALso-The surface of the following described
tract. situate in The county and state afOre-
said. and surveyed by saul K Ruggles. April
%, 1868, being part of the east hail of ser iiun
q, township 3, OF range 2. and beginning for
the same at the corner of Lot No. 10. sur
thence south iOo vest Is .66 rods to a stone II,
the County Road; thence south S91zo east 50
rods 10 stake near pa.ing fence; thence
with th, said fence north s21lo east IL rods to
4 stake; thence SU0 east 27i rods 10 q locust
tree thence north 421So east H.SS rods tO .
small Kun: thence west 80 l6 rods to the pace
of beginning, containing acres and q
perches more or less and being the same tract
If land conveyed by Henry West, Admir- OF
Joseph Kirkwood, decd. to John Fleisner, BY
deed dated March 2. 1870.
Terms OF 6aic-Cash. Appraised at 500 a.
foilows:--First Tract s4.7U0 and d Tract ss
800. j.. F. CHARLkSWORTH,
SMITH, Atty. Master Comml lssioR er.
IO-lS. T1-5t.
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UNIONTOWN.

MATRIMoNIAL.-A q pleasant and
Interesting social event We would note
the marriage OF Mr.. David Armstrong
to Miss Mamie j. Nicnols, which tooK
place on Thursday, Nov. 1st, and sol.
emnized by Rev. r. G. Campbell, OF
New Athens, Ohio. Miss Nichols is O
daughter Of our esteemed citizen, Ba.
laam Nichols, Esq., and the marriage,
which took place at the home OF the
bride, was characterized by tho usual
liberality and good cheer for which the
family. are noted, and the occasion
proved happy one for the parties
concerned. Miss Nichols was held
in universal esteem, and all wish fol
her and her husband Q happy ano
prosperous future.
"A SERIOUS and almost fatal accident
occurred last week. Mr.. VIM. Bro
ka~ was engaged in gathering corn,
aud While. on his way 10 the field with
the team,the saddle none, upon whicrr
he WAS seated, stumblee aid fell to his
knees. MIR. b. thought he would re-
gain his feet, and kept the saddle, but
ne fell upon his side and the right ley
OF Mr.: B., who " as unable to extrioate
himself, and the other horses taking
fright, he was dragged some distance
before he was released. No bones are
broken, but the limb is painful and
very much swollen. Mr.. Brnkaw has
the sympathy of the community.
THE kILGoRE BROTHERS are busy
tittsg up the property owned by Mr..
Joseph Lee, and it is expected that
they will soon commence business. -
INDIAN NEWS" Old man AFRAID Of
no6odys horses" tried it with cou-
pie of mules and failed. When the
different portions Of his anatomy were
brought to him to be identified, he
exclaimed, ugh. me pretty good
piece (peace) Indian now." He lies in
an interesting condition" by the
bridge. YOulg-naan a0ith his head
shared" has squawed aud moved onto
the reservation. Wdik.in. the, mud"
is expected here daily.
S. M.-'GolOid' is d new metal con-
cerning " hich action is being taken to
have it adopted by the Government as
currency (and if we are not mistakeD)
to be on par with greenbacks. 1t is
a combination Of royal metals.
T. J.-"MuldoOn" is not to b, found
in any dictionary. Ii Was coined to
desig nate the great fraud dug up out
West recently, illustrating the con-
Meeting link between the hiah and
lower order of animals. 1t pertains to-
Darwinism nd hnmbng. H.
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COURT REPORT.
Hon. WILLIAM OkEY, Judge, J. r
MITCHELL. Clerk. and G
KINNEY, Sheriff, present. :

Henry X. List VS.. Jas. McCluney ct
al; sale of Excelsior: Glass Works by
Especial Master, approved and confirm.
ed and deed ordered.
! Andrew p. Heaton VS.. Enoch Burns:
! damages; Try jury; verdict in favor ol
fplaintiff for s20S 33 Defendant gave
notice of 4 motion for new trial.
| FTOnica 10y VS.. George 10y; di-
tvOrce. On account of death of defend-
ant cause dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Charles Launds, by next friend, W..
Rachel Stshl; damages for an assault:
to jury: verdict in favor of plaintiff for
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trial
John I. King VS.. Benz. G. King ct.
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Bierman, Heidelberg & Co, vs.. Alex
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the sum of s6S7 25, and $50 probable
costs, upon plaintiffs giving bond in
the sum Of $3.50 90.
Carroll Building Association VS..
Patrick McGeorge ct. al. Report and
sale by Master Commissioner approved
and confirmed and deed ordered .,
PETIT JURY.-Ordered by the Court
that the names Of Is persons be drawn
from the jury box, according to law, to
serve as petit jurors at the present term
of this Court, and that they he sum
moned to appear on Thursday, Novem-
Der 9Th, 1877.
Margaret E. Berdine ct. al. VS.. Mar
garet Robinson ct. al. Heard on mo-
lion OF defendants to set aside the sale
heretofore made in this case; motion
overruled and sale by Master approved
and confirmed and deed ordered.
John A. NichOl vs.. Albert: d. Rode
fer; judgment against defendant by
default for 1888 40.
Beliaire d ). w. r. r. Co. VS.. W. A,
Gorby; heard on demurrer of defend. |
sutto reply of plaintiff; demurrer over.
ruled to " hich defendant excepts.
Sarah Jane West VS.. James A. Gray
Executor, ct. al; heard on demurrer of
defendants.to petition of plaintiff; de-
murrer overruled and ruling excepted
to.
VIM. Bradford vs. Bellaire & S. w,
Il. r. Co.; error from Justice OF Peace;1 !,
error found in Justices proceedings,
Judgment reversed and Cause retained
n this Court for trial.
Ordered by the Court that DIR. J. NJ. :
Blackford receive an order on the Coun.
y Treasury for $40, for services assist
ne I'm the post mortem examination '
,i body of Philip Neihart ON the 25th le
VI August, 1871. 10
State of Ohio vs. Osborne Acton; de.
endant with his sureties Jacob Fl. c
Acton aud Francis M. Acton, entered y '
nto "A recogDizance of the sum OF $1,000 5
Or his appearance. on the first day Of b
he next term of Court. f
Jacob Jarvis vs. VIM Campbell. Ip
Judgment in favor of defendant. q
'laintif gives notice Of a motion fora !.
ew trial. II
Harrison Butte vs. Wm III Riker. cs
ale by Sheriff approved and confirm
i and de.sl ordered. B
Theodore Brown vs.. Eliz. Pack. Er. 4
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OLIVER PERRY MORTON.
The Great War Governor Dead
His asst Words, 81 am Dying;
ann Worn Out."

An Tn,liapolis special to the Cincin
matt Gazette of Friday, gives the fol
lowing J,sr:icuiars Of the death of Sen
ator Morton, which occurred at -5:3|
p. NJ. on Thursday:
The scene in the Sex room at moor
yas deeply affecting The dying Srn
ator was propped up in bed in hall
sitting, half lying posture, fresh pill
lows and wraps being supplied every
few minutes. Mrs. Morton sat at his
right, with her husbands hand IL
hers. As she pressed its cold surfac.
she knew that death, too, was claspint
the fingars. All pulsaiion. had ceased
aud it ws- only the enormous vitality
o( The PATIENTS system that kept alive
The DYING spark ot life. The heart
beat teeblr ani kept up The circulation
ia the upper part OF the body. Ii
lacked the force 10 prupal the current
10 the extremitias, ali the damp ei
death was then opun at least half Of
his body. This the wife renl zed, as
she. with head bowed upon tie coun-
terrane, listening tn the heavy and
nuick respiration of the one who L.
dearest to her on earth. His breath :
ing was not stertorous, save when the
phlegn accu mulated in the throat, and
il was only during his moments OF con
sciousness that he was troubled IN this
way. Walter and Oliver, the Sen;
ator's two sons, who are here, occupied
seats beside their mother, and were
unconscious to their Surroundings, re-
maining silent and wrapped in grief.
mh. s,Iamn scene WAS not disturbed byl
a loud word, and the grief stricken
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ror from Justice of the Peace. Judg'
ment of Justice reversed at costs o.
defendant in error, and 1t is ordered
that the cause be retained in the Com
mon Pleas for trial.
Theodore Brown VS.. Jemima Jef
ries. Errur from Justice Of the Peace
Judgment of Justice affirmed at cost
of plaintiff in error.
B. & S. W. r. Co. vs. VIM Gorby
Judgment in favor of plaintiff fOl
$50 rs.
Ruth Ramsey vs. Isaac Booth, exr
lei al. Action 10 recover for services
for the care, board, &c, of John Beard
more, decd. Verdict in favor o
plaintiff for s2275. Defendants, b!
their attorneys, Rees & Gallagher, ,gav'
notice that they would move thu
Court to set aside the verdict and gran
la new trial.
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TCincinnati Enquirer. I
CONGRESS-.
From o. S. journal Suinmarx.

rein U. ). Journal SuInmsIy.
OCr. 30.-SENaTE-Bhl introduced
to pay over to Texas the residue of fiye
millions of dollars received for tie
satisfaction Of that portion OF the dpN
of the late Republic of Texas, Tor which
duties on imports were specially pledg
ed. A resolution was adopted ask inp
he President to furnish a statement 81
Appropriations for pensions from 1883
to 1876. A mum Der of private bills were
introduced.
OCT. 31.-SENATE-Bills introduced:
Removing all restrictions regarding
Ienllstments- in the army; provltiingr,,
building for postotiice, courts, etc, at
Topeka; for the relief of Louisville and
Cincinnati Transfer companies; proviti-
ing for the examination of ciaimants
for pensions and the appointlnentp OF
examining surgeons. A petition was
presented asking Congress- to take'ac-
tion in regard to the Freedmen's Say:
ings and Trust company so as to re-
store the deposits.
HoUsE-Paper5 in large numbf.r, OF
election Cases were presented. A re
solution was adopted providing for a
committee to examine into the vanti-
lation of the Huuse. The Presidents.
message was referred to appropriate
committees. The bill to repeal the
third section of the resumption sct vas
reported back, and motion to lay on
the table motion 10 reconsider, was
lost-yeas I16, nays 139 The bill eau,
be called up At any time.
Nov. 2.-SENATE-Th dee h of Sem
ator Morton Was announcad, a; com E
mittee appointed TO attend the funeral,
and as mark of respect TO his memo
ry, the body adjourned. = -
HoUsE-The Army Appropriation
bill was reported and ma0e the special
order for Wednesday. A bili-w.s in
troduced to fix the pay lf letter carriers
The bill to repeal The Resumption aci
was considered during the niorhinI
hour. Resolutions in refert nee to tne
death Of 3 nator Norton W r. adopted, :,
a committee appointed to attend his
funeral, and in respect 10 the memory
of the deceased Senator, the House ad-
journed.
NOVEMBER 8 BLOUSE Mr.. Price
asked leave 70 Offer resolution trc-I
vidiug fer the reconciliation Of silver.
Objected to. Consideration vas re.
suined of the bill for the repea, Of the
Resumption act. The morning hour
was used up in voting on motions. to
adjourn, and the bill weat over till the
heXt morning hour. Bills introduced:
For ther moneiizationof silver and The
recoiDage Of the standard silver dollar
for amending the Constitution SO as to
elect President and Vice President
by the direct vote of the people; au
thoriZing the coinage of the silver dol
lar; bill for the tree coinage of a |
standard silver dollar WAS introduced |
by Mr.. Becker, and was, On motion OF |
Mr.. Stephens, after discussion. referred
to the committee on CuiuaEe, rather
than 10 the Banking c0mmi,tee.
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:
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 3, 1877.
CDNGI, ESS.


Little has been accomplished as yet
10 legislation, and less will be done we
fear between thiI and November 28ih,
when both Houses will likely adj iIurn
for Thanksgiving. The flood oil bill.
with which the House was-deluged, on
Monday, eXcelled anything in the his
tory of Congress, but beyond the intro
duction of bills TIE average Congress
man has, as yet, developed no legisla-
tive ability whatever just think .oi
over 800 bills being introduced in ole
day, and ihst by the immaculate De-
inocracy which r0ars 50 loudly that no
more steals shall ever be made from
the Treasury through laws carrying
fraud and theft. Adjournment has
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the Craftsmanship Of the Committee on
Banking. Ii is a.shame that Mr.. Ran
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THE" "head-line fiend" of the New
York World got in his work on the late
National standard bearer of the
Worlds party by head lining bin a.
"bareheaded under calcium ligh'
swearing to protect the country's lib
crties.n The bareheaded swearer wa'
the feeble and aged S. ]. Tilden. AfteI
he had finished his ''swear," according
to the Hortd, "the ladies were afraic
he had taken cold by standing so lone
in the cold night air with his head un
covered, but he laughed snd refused t
have an overcoat thrown over his
shoulders"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08

WIN. LLOYD GARRISON in a letter t.
Judge Pitmau, the Prohibition candi-
date for Governor OF Massachusetts, re
ferring to the Presidents policy say
he regards 1t as fagrant violation o
the trust so confidiugly committed t.
his charge, and of his pledges to se'
full protection secured to all claslt'
without regard to conf klexion or Ills
tiuctjons. and as freught with incal
cuIable mischief, as it facilitates th'
plans of the Southern conspirator
against law and order.
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5 ELECTIONS were held in twelvt
States on Tuesday. The Republican,
held their own in all these States prob
ably, save Pennsylvania which went
Democratic by from ten to tfteer
.thuussnd. With the unsettled condi
:, ton of labor in that State and the bit
ter war between the Cameron anG
anti Cameron factions, nothing better
WAS expected. l..t-~
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THE Ross County Register nominates
William, Allen to succeed Stanley
Matthews. The Register says Pendle
ton has the lead, but that it does moi
now look as if either he or Ewing viii
be able , secure a majority. Old
William announces thai he will accept.
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The worst beaten candidate that
ever sat in the Gubernatorial chair
g That is the distinction woD' by Cover
nor Bishop. THE official returns of the
election show that the H1ajority against
him on the fall vote was 11,Sl0, which
sinks him considerably lower than the
previous minority Governor, William
Allen.
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THE Sidney Journal says that no
sooner was it known that the Demo
Gratis had carried the election than the
price OF hops declined and the hog
cholera made its appearance. q
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| ZANEsvILLR AocoMMoDATIoN leaves Zanes-
vile daily except Sunday at 6. 40 A. NJ, and ar
Irives at Columbus at 9.45 A. e..
Express Trains run daily, other Trains daily
except Sunday.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
THOS. P. BARRY, West Pass'r Agent.
W. c. QUINCY, General Manager Ohio
and Chicago Division.
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"A. OAKEY HALL has returned to
New York and says he did not run
away because of Ring troubles but be
cause of a trouble in his head. He
stoutly denies completely with the
Ring thieves. -tflu-
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sa- The announcement OF The death OF
Senator Morton produced feeling OF
profound sorrow in Washington and
throughout the country. Both house,
OF Congress appointed tommittees tt
attend theifunerai and adjourned out o.
respect to his memory.
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a Man of a thousand.

CONSCAPTIYE CURED-W " hen dea wss
- hourly expected from Consumption AL
femedf 8 having failed, an DR. Il. James was
experimenting. he accidentally ulade y prepa-
ration OF Indian Hemp whfen cured his only
cstpt OF two stamps To pay expenses. Hemp
also cures night sweats, nasea AT the stomach,
and Will break q fresh cold In "a hours. Ad>
dress era DDOCK & 60.
1852 Race st. Phiis, nA ming this paper.
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:. A nation which IN one month dimifi.
ished its indebtedness by over four
millions of dollars is not on the road to
bankruptcy, whateversilver and green
back alarmists may affirm. ~
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THE reuains of the late Sgnator Mortor
were inferred, on Monday, with appropriate
honors at indianapolis. The home of the de
ceased was adorned with mournful tributes
from various sections of the Union where hi:
services during his public career were mos
highly APPRECIATED. The grave has closet
upch the greatest Of the war Governors wh'
combined 10 save the Union in the darkes
hour of itsaseriiz
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THE Committee, on Appropriations
is of the same mind as Mr.. TiIden on
the question of army increase. It VIII
not consent to an increase of the army,
"neyer. no ssneyery' s-r4..F %
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Ross .ALRNAND who was elected
as a Democrat to the Legislature, In
Belmont county, has been suggested
as suitable person TO succeed Danford
in Congress. # any gentleman who
! has been chosen for the Legislature has
not yet been mentioned for Congress,
let him send his name in and it shall
appear in its regular order.-O. S.
1af1rpal. lrr.-t-l Il. ---s-.|. -a- -
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WHY the Ohio ReE Elblicsns failed to
elect their Governor has been officially
determined. Mr.. West had fewer
votes than ar. Bishop by 22,52O.