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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

"UNITY, harmony, energy" snou'o
be the policy. of the Republican par
ty, II any one objects, put him out.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
SHERIFFS SALE.
BELMONT CuMMCN PLEAS.
Workingmen's Building Association
vs.

Eliza Ann Cochran ct al.
pY virtue OF IA second order of sale in the
II above case ISSUED and to me directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio. will cffer for sale on the Premises, on
Saturday. November IL, 1877,
at the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ. on said day, the
following described premises, to wit:
situate in the county of Belmont and State
Df Ouio. and being Lot No. 6 in the division of
.and directed 10 he sold by Samuel Gill, Esq
and b. order of the Court of Common Pleas of
Belmont county, OHIO, at the suit Of the North
Western Bank of Virginia, against john W
gill, and others, luased In Pease township,
in said county, and containing SO acres
more or l. IS, and being the same Tract of land
ieeded by VIM and Mary Brown to Eliza
md James W Cochran. by deed dated + arch
| -, 1906, recorded in Records of said county
| vol. %, page 93-less u acres sold 10 Robert
Woods and acres sold 10 John Young Off o
| the same by these grantors.
| Appraised at 81 ,l4O.
| Terms of sale, Cash.
W G KINNEY, Sheriff,
| Rees 4 Gallagher, Atty's. 1918, ~ St.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

Assistant Secretary Mccormick viii
be relieved from his present position
ut his oSn request, on the Isl OF De-
cember.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
CONSUMPTION CURED

An old pilysician retired frOm practice having re-
ceived from East India missionary the formula of
simple vegetable remedy for speedy and permanent
of consumption broaekiis caarfh kaaa and all
throat and lung ateetions also ctrs for nervous de
blty and all complaints after having tested
its curative powers in thousands cases has felt his
duty to Ike it known to his suffering fellows Actu-
ated by desire to relieve human suffering. will send
frse III who desire il this recipe in German French
olIenglsh. with fri directions. Address, with stamp
W.W.SHERAR, ,ls6 Powers Blood, ,Rochester, NY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
'CATARRH!
SORELY AFFLICTED.

I. o. RoswokTH & Co, Denver, Col: Gentle
men-Promp pted by fellow feeling for thos
afi ed with aiagrh, l wish To- add my tes-
mony in behalf OF SanioTc's Radical Cure Tor
Catarfa n / have been sOreiy afflicted with
this fearful disease for four yeaIs and have
tried every known remedy without avail un =
til toIgnt a bottle OF the above CUkE from
YOU. whic gave me almost instant relief 1t
being a cons, utIohal as well a local remedy,
believe il 10 be all that is claimed for it, a
Radical Cure for Catarrh- Very uuly yours,
WM. AMEIIVE,
Denver, Sept IS. 1879. With Jenson, Bliss &Co.
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
Messrs ] BnswoRTH Co. Denver Gentle
ford'~ Radical Cure for Catarrn to all who are
afflicted with this disease. | was greatly at
1!cied with il for a long time. and cured il
with Two bottles of he above CURE. A bout 9
/ rarrh quite severely. and Immediately semi
! for another bot,le, which fixed ME IL right
giving me relief from the first dose. l an
! confident that this remedy will do all that i
claimed for it and more too. Wishing yoT
success in its Introduction, lam. very truly
yours. A w SMITH.
| Denver, Oct4 1879. of Smith & Doll.
TRIED EVERYTHING.
sfessrs o BoswoRTH & Co, Denver. Col
tGeutlemen-I have used Sanf3vd's Radlra
Cure for Catarrh, and it has given per ect sat
!sfaction have tried almost " 'rything a.
II is the only thing hat hiss given me relief
It's use to all afflicted with Catarrh OF an.
kind. and offerthis as my testimony to Ii
Neneft~. Verv truly,
Dem er. Oct l. 1875. WS DECKER,
Each package contains Sanford's Improve
Inbaling Tube. with full directions tor use l
iIIi eases, Price, 81 % per package. For sal
by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists thr,,
| ont the United states. WEEKS 4 POTTEF
GenersI Agents and Wholesal Druggist
Boston.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
W s DECKER,

MessTS " EEKS 4 POTvTR
Gertlemen-Hasing for many months pasi
suffered with a very lame side, called ty my
physician ChronIc Pleurisy. caused by a Iorrn-
tr Injury and STRAIN, and for which useC
many prescr pIfons and linimeBts, as we'll IA
the so Gained rheGm tic cures, without the
least benefit. my Physician recon- nended one
OF Y .ur COLLISS' NOLTAIG PLASTERS,
which TO my great surprise, relieved The pdit
and soreness almost Immediately. and haN'
been able 10. tIend 10 my hOt seh0 affairs
lever since with perfect ease and comfcrI
" hereas beiors. the application of your inval-
ludDle plaster was scarcely able L" do any
thing. consider them lnestinanl. snail
Win pleasure recoIBLH end them Il n3 fiIet-
| ed. Yours II specially,
I4 Mrs. FRANCES HAhIISIAN-
Qrland Ne, April y, 1876.
I There is medical or protective appliance
that will prove grateful ami effective II
Tickling Coughs, Irritation and soreness o
| the Chest aud lungs We believe Them caps
bic OF prove ting serious disease OF these OF
gaus.
I Price % cents. Sold by al druggists. Mailet
on receipt of price; p cents for one, 81 % 70
SIX or % % for twelve. carefully wrapped. an,
warTau ted. by EEKS POTTER, PIcprie
! tors, Boston. Mass ll-l-lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
NOBLE CARTER.

S now prepared to attend to hts official. du-
l ties. and wishes all persons addressing him
O furnish Township and section where sur
yey is to be made. Fees SIS 90 pc day.
address st. Clairsville. Belmont co~nty
pin LOt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
81 Acres of Land. .

two Dwelling Houses. Barn and other Outs
buildings. Also a splendid Orchard Of Choice
Fruit. The Farm Is wellwatered; the location
in full view of The Railroad and ST. Clairs
vile.
will also sell on said day 8 Work Horses,
COWS. Farm Wagon, l Spring Wagon, a
number of young Sboats, single and double
Wagon Harness, Telegraph Cutting Box. Hay,
Corn, and Corn Fodder. and other articles too
numerous to mention.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Terms
made known on day OF safe
lois ~ 81. ALICE ROSCOE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
SOLDIER MATTERS,

Mr.. ingalls, has introduced into the
Senate the Equalization Bounty Bill
which was killed in the Spring of 1875,
aud which brought our unequal bounty
laws down to AUST basis for all SOL
diers. He has also introduced bill
granting arrears to all pensioners back
to date of diScharye
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
Valua Bile Farm
And Personal Property
All PUBLIC SALE.

WILL offer at Public SaIe on the premises
on SA URDAI, November ~, 1877,
my FARM, adjo ming the town of st, CIairs>
VII lie 81
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and done.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

The nsvs comes by telegraph that q
disturbance il feared in New Orleans
on Sunday and that crowds Of armed
men are increasing every evening on
tho streets, and their object il kept
secret from the public. II il rcpor-
ted that while the Inauguration of
Hayes 10 progressing in Washington
these White Icaguers in New
Orleans win take possession Of the
State House, and will inaugura,e y
reigp Of terror which will be sensi.
bly, felt throughout To country a,
large. Il il said further that the
colored people are in state of grcs,
anxiety. and that they arc holding
meetings nightly 10 pray God for
tho Inauguration OF Packard and
Hayes. The Northern people have
been particularly lenient in their
treatment Of the affairs Of the South.
This has been shown In manifold
ways, and has been marked every
where in the land. No. only in the
North has this lcnient spirit pro-
vailed. but the Republicans IN the
South have submitted much u their
opponents; and rather than contend
they have often yielded when known
to be In the right But there il q
limit TO this sort ol work. The
negroes in New Orleans are entitled
to their rights, and IL these armed
bodies make any demonstrations on
Sunday or any other day, II they
attempt to organize reign Of terror
Tor tho purpose Of carrying out some
pet plan, then the laws should be
enforced in the most summary man.
ner possible and every offender
should DO mado 10 suffer punish.
mcnt commensurate with tho crime
which ho has committed. The Rc-
pnblicans Of New Orleans demand
no more than their rights; IL their
candidate is elected they only de-
mand his Inauguration, and TINT this
should be conceded il matter for
tho entire country to decide. The
citizens Of the city in general will
not countenance the outburst con.
tamPlatcd, and il the same should
occur, then an example should be
made which will DO remembered for
NIL time In the future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

Tho defalcation OF the Chicago Post.
master " tho subject OF considerable
discussion In tho East. While il il re-
grctsed very much by members OF
both parties, yet no ono In disposed to
cxc,'ipate the offender, and Republi-
cans Az well M Democrats arc loud In
their demonstrations for the punish
mont OF the guilty ono. Macarthur has
always held high business and social
standing In tho community In which
he lives, and has been counted one of
tho most reliable and influential mon
In Chicago. lilo first became involved
IN certain transaction. and AFTER
wards expected 10 be able To make
good his loss. hut ono unfortunate
period follows another, other spccula-
lions were engaged In with disastrous
results, and In the end q petition In
bankruptcy was filed. While IL IL be.
I'eved that tho Government will lose
nothing by tho transactions, being
amply secured by bonds, yet IL tho
Postmaster has used funds for his own
individual purposes, then tho punish.
'ne"t should be me,ed out which tho
character OF tho crime demands. True
iIepublicanism does not shield tho
knAve. but II seeks him out, and
brands him with his crime, and If
fault has boon committed by tho high
Official In question, then no paliatinv
excuse should DO offered.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01
TINE INAUGURATION

A special from Now York says tina
Hayes will take tho oath on Sunds,
morning In the Executive Mansion
and In tho presence OF tho Prcsidcp
his Cabinet and Chief Justice him
sclf. Arrangements have boon mad,
to give Gov. Hayes . brilliant recon
ton In Columbus beiors his depart
urs. and This will b done irrespec.
tive Of party. Tho President .eloc,
the other day made . spsach in Ohio
and be hoped that the people would
seqsisscs quietly In the result. Real.
ixing his lack Of special ilsnsss for
The duties 70 tho performance Of
which hs might bs called. he placed
bis trust In Almighty God Who rules
the destiny Of tho nation. There 10
the right ring 10 al tho uttcrancss
Of Gov. Hayes. Had tho contest
been decided against him, no ono Of
shspessy would have soquicsced moro
readily In Tho result. and now that
no u elected . great deal Of wisdom
marks his speecl,es 10 public. Dur.
Ing tho nszt four yssss no fear need
b entertained for shs proper admin.
istrasion Of the 0ovssnmsnsal asrairs.
and that The best counsel will b.
'aksn, and that competent men win
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

Dc selected for the various positions
there Is not the shadow of . doubt.
With the election aud Inauguration
Of Hayes another era Of prosperity
VIII result, and the Rspublie.ns will
continue 10 merit the honor and "a.
spcct Of the country ct largo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

xrssAoxs vnox rur susAr..

Transmitting Sessts Bin i37. IA pav
Tho claim Of Iaaedoa 4 Clssi n, ~
care ot Mss. Mott: also the nassas. ~
the GcFmsn sud Long claim bilI: ss.ss
uniting Senate Bili No. ms. ssi.s,.s :.
discedssIy houses; cleo senate mn No
10. TO require blase oficcss 10 lrsnsmii
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01
ssssse-vsssy .asnsh nay.

ssnsee called TO order u 1880 A. n.
VIZ Lieut.. Governor in the Chair.
The Chsplsin.
Jousnal ssad and approved.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

ssros1s o. ssAxDsxo conurrrsxs.
Ccnmissss % Supplies ssd Ezpend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

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MERCHANT TAnor c.....,
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, nss Just .ycsivsd largo STOCK Of c,o.A. A..
AZ W. ssa stehe' sc0, which he wi,i me-. ~ -
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nv ~ .ooas. kemsmbss, III NV. 49, 49,
49, % the prvmiass, snd n sss'ssn y se.sn an
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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

ostrom makes this comment " Inasmuch oxford and
oannrde enter crews IN TINS regatta tere Is stu an
Such undertaking. however, II out OF the question:
inasmueh as the Henley regatta takes place In june
could not expect 10 arrive England more thar "a day
or two before the and. under such conditions de
this that American University viii ever succeed In
making with oxford or Cambridge without send
practice which would absolutely necessary order
make the chances Of success equal"
The close of the centennial year saw the
death of a famous old war-hOrse in South Baltimore
While the midnight bells ringing Old Roman"
they called him, brcathed his last the advanced age
OF more than 80 years. He was descended from good
Maryland stock, and is described having had the
sacacy of the elephant the grace of the the arOr
and eonstancy OF the dog the patience OF an OK, the
breaking out of the Mexican he sent tO Fort
McHenry, where he remained until the civil began
BE served in many engagements and s said lie carried
Officers VINO iel IN dozen engagements When the war
closed he found his way back 10 Fort McHenry, and
sold to dairy company, when for long time he suf-
tered the indignity Of contact with milk wagon
Nothing startled him. il is related except the sound of
cannon and then he appeared greatly agitated.
The question whether chimes in a church
spire constitute nuisance" is before a court in
Philadelphia. bill IN equity has been fled setting forth
that compainants live within radius Of Oneeighth OF
mile OF St Marks Church on LOcUsst.. and that that
OF the city is occupied by handsome residences tue
value Of which has been enhanced by supposed immunity
from nusances The spre Of the church was completed
IN 1872, but no bell used until 1876 when four
large bells were put into the tower and are now rung
every day. II is claimed that the OF the bells Is
HIGH loud, aud dscOrdant shaking the walls OF the near
est houses and rendering impossible conversation thee
in. They complain of the noise nuisance which dis
turbs the OF invads and infants the SICK and ner
and DESTROYS much that TO make up the pece
and happiness OF home life. They therefore 'k tie
court 10 enOn the ringing Of these bells 9s nuisance, or
III case IL lawful, 10 regulate tne Ilnglns.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

politics Ask each of any dozen Democrats
whom yOu meet, "Of the two, William Walter
Phelps or George NJ. Robeson. which would you pre-
fer to see made senatOr and ten of the dozen viii
answer, william Walter Phelps, thousand times
overr Ask each of any dozen Republicans whom
you may meet "Of these two, Augustus w. Cutler
or John X. Mcpherson, which do you prefer to see
made Senatorf7 and ten of the dozen will answer,
"Gus Cutler, thousand times over
Such thoughts are now in the minds and on the
lips of the best citizens i'll the State. They have
reached the peoples representatives and measures
are already organized to save the State from the
disgrace Of n ring candidate. In the movement as
is natural, the Independent members take the lead
If they can unite. they will name the Senator and
send the candidates who purchase and the members
who are pnrchasable to the rear. Messrs. PidcOck,
Ward and Siverthorne Messrs. Leaning, Schutze.
and Magic of the Senate Messrs. Brigham, Cunning
ham, Van Hise, and Vail: Messrs. Stevens Bergen,
Egan, and Kruger of the House ;-if you can agree
in vour preference. you can save your state. lou
can defeat the rings Of both parties and send to the
Senate a man like Williamson or Phelps, or Parker.
or Vanatt that the State Will be proud OF and the
country applaud.
Irent1a, Jan. l, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
FIVE OF THE MASKED BURGLARs CAUGHT.
sKI1IFrLL prTE, rION OF THE CRIMINALS IN
ASTORIA RoBBERIEs BY NEw-YORK OFFICERS
rrrn 1.,, .u1N ArInN OLE TILE PRISONERS.

sKI1IFrLL prTE, rION OF THE CRIMINALS IN
ASTORIA RoBBERIEs BY NEw-YORK OFFICERS
TIE EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONERS.
The details of the rObberes which took place
AT Astoria Long Island the morning Of Dec. %, have
already been given in THE TgBrSE. band OF ak
houses OF W H. Green aud Michael Hitler, forcing the
terrified inmates 70 deliver up their vauabes, with
threats Of death. and succeeded In escaping with
nearly Sd 900 worth Of property. on New Years Day
Cant Murray Of the Fourth Police Precinct In this city
was handed an od-fashoucd gold pcncilcase which
responded with the description he had received Of
which was taken from the residence Of Mr. Green II
rad been given to the by whom was handed 10
the captain about half hour previous, by river thief
known as John James, alias Fatty Farrell" 1t after
vrd became known that James received bis share OF
the proceeds OF robbery Sl3 and this penccase,
division with which he very much dissatisfied and
which led him talk somewhat freely and To part with
the pencil case which Of little value This with in
formation received from other led Capt Murray
20 snspect who the other FIVE thieves
Aceompanied By Detective Carr and the two complain
anita Green and Hitler, Capt Murray went TO Brooklyn
on "Wednesday aud got authority from Police Justice
Walsh 10 search the house ut No. 242 Four
teenth-st Brooklyn, the residence OF John Rob
erts and John James. superintendent Camp
bell detailed ten detectives TO assist the captain.
Leaving sufficient nun Of men outside to guard all
the approaches 10 house, he entered with the
mander Of ts party and prsceoScd to make thorough
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
CITY CLAIMS on THE CfN1H4L B. r.

WHAT TO Do WITH THg UNPAID CENTRAL TAXES.
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: ] notice u suggestion by an Albany
correspondent. whose communication published in
your journal some days since, that the State authorities
take measures 10 collect the delinquent tax from the
New-York Central RrilrOad, which amounts TO about
81 100000 per annum-that the same be paid into the
State Treasury as special fund 10 he appropriated 10
the lntenance OF the canals. II this correspondent is
correct it is further evident that there is grave respon
ybry for the nOncoect0n OF this tax resting with our
CITY officials whose duty /; Is to assess and collect IT,
As 10 the plan Of paying this into the State Treas
urv that would be unjust the taxpayers of this city
who have lust contributed by gift in real estate for the
Grand Central Depot, and IL money toward the Fourth
Avenue improvement. the value OF several Millions
submit that any provision for the payment OF this tax
anywhere else than the city treasury unless the city
first reimbursed for its large gifts to this powerful cor
poration, would be unjust
l. II any wonder that taxes real estate bear SO
heavy on the owners city while such instances OF
omission 20 collect legal from powerful corpora
,jons ike this are tolerated by city rulersf
Your Journal do the city greater service than 10
ASCERTAIN and publish the c the officials through
whose negligence the city is losing 81 100000 annually
Whether Democrat or Republican, their terms Of office
ouCbt 70 brief; public opinion should demand ther
resignation dismissal. Yours
An OyERTAXLD REAL ESTATE OWNER
N,ip- York, Jan. 8, 1877
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

ABEGG-In Brooklyn Thursday morning, jan FREDERICK,
SECOND Henry aid sarah Aoes aged - ears ana
months. ..,.,,.. ,n-4,., 90 .,,.,a
the funeral residence Of his parents No II Sc"er
merh0rn-st Brooklyn, SATURDAY Jan Al ococA p n
BAIDWIN-At Milford, Conn, Oh TUESDAY, jan INST,
David l. BALDWIN the 92d wear Of biz age.
Funeral services at Church Milford on Friday
afternoon, 5th inst AZ t2i2O CLOCK
CTFRkF-Tuesday Jan 2 WIN B. Cerke, IT, IN his 2lsi
wear eldest u WM. B. CeTke and grandson OF Lon
pcaIty-s and friends arc invited attend tie funeral
an Cnnrc Incarnation, Madison-lye and Ibt! NTH
ST. Friday, Jan. ., 5 = p m
FANrON-At Danbury Conn., jan 2 Ca ne j. eldest daugh
Ter ~ Thomas b. and Mar :. Fant0n, aged II Years
ns ar. invited attend the funeral rom the residence OF
her parents FRIDAY. Jan. .. al = p m
KENDAILThursday, jan. ;, Mary Louisa, VIE of Eiward
H. Kendall aud daughter the late Il. T. Dade OF Mobile,
Fnn@rsl at No % West Ffteth 81. Saturday al
MI sPAUGH-on Tues'iay Jan. Jane W. wife Of PHILIP
Niiyraugn IN the G5th year OF her age
,,c AZ her late residence No Friday at
o'clock Relatives and friends are Invites! 10 attend
pr.pDy-At White Plans ThErs:ay. Jan. 4, sally NJ,
We ~ David Purdy. age 81 years month"; y days
al lie Episcopal Church al White f2Ins On sunday iIe i,
2l2 O'Clock.
sCpACKIn westphaa Prussia Frank setback the Slst
OF December.
vANDEKBILT-On the ith inst, Cornelius Vanderbilt IN
neT az rces viii be held at the Church Of the Strangers.
Mercer Clinton and WaVeTey places on sunday,
tLe I'm inst ha past !" O'Clock m Tne remains VII
he drp,s!led Z tho family vault at staten Island
vFID-On ian p Manchester ". Weld, Of pneumonia, only
snn OF Uenry and Ann 4. Weld, age - years.
Pun his late residence OoS OtA ave. corner sew
euteeutl ST.. Brooklyn, triday, : O'Clock.
,yItCoX-At Moutclair " j. on "wednesday the "a Ins,
Name r. daughter OF Josiah T. aud Helen ~ wilcox.
Iackawanna and Western Railroad leaves BaIcaysL az
1880 IN.