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SPECIAL
Master G Commissioners Sale.
Robert NJ wilkins
Harlan Bute ct al.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio. made
at the Fall term thereof, 1873. In the above
entitled action, and to me duly issued, viii
offer for sale, at Public Auction, on
Monday, December o. 1873,
at the hour of O'Clock P. N. at the door OF
the Court House, in st. Clalrsvtlle, Ohio, the
following described Real Estate, with the sp'
purtenances, as the property OF the defendant
Harrison Butte, viz:
Situate in the City of Bellaire. county of
Belmont and State OF Ohio, and known Is
lot No H. in Old Bellaire; said Lot being 90
feet front by 81 feet back. Also the River
bank and wharf privilege lying directly east
Of and adjoining said Lot No. IL.
First tract appraised al $500.
second do do do 800.
Terms OF Sale, Cash. x,
Special Master Commissioners.
All Mitchell. Atty ll>7. 20 St.
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Rev Thos Balph and wife are visiting
friends in Pittsburgh, this week.
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TIE Ohio Legislature meets on the 7th of
next month.
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eEFresh Oysters by the dish, for sale at all
hours. 12 5 81 JosKPH W. KING.
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W H McMonies is in Pittsburgh selecting
his holiday gods.
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Both Houses of Congress re-assembled, or
Monday.
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ding Journey. " Venetian LVe," etc.
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New Crop.

n. o. Molasses and Sugar, very nice and
cheap, at Q252D Groves.
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The State of Ohio, Belmont county, IS:
L, A. C. DARRAH, Clerk of the Court OF
that the foregoing is a correct copy CT the orr
der oil said Judges, as furnished me by Freder-
lex Geiger, Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas OF Muskingum county, Ohio
Witness my signature and seal of said
IL. s. Court, at ST Clairsvilie, Ohio, this
Sth day of November. A. d. 1878.
1l-H, '7S-4w. A. q. DARRAH, Clerk.
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TIE boys generally, observed Thanksgiving
by going hunting.
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Several brands of Baking Powder which
are largely sold, have recently been analyzed
and the following is the result in one case
which is about an average:
Burnt Alum........................ 30.0G per cent
Bicarbonate of Soda.......... S1.82 g
Cream OF TARTAR. ...,...... none
Starch 38.12 /"
"E. p. B."-Excelsior BaRing Powdel
made by Logan, List & Co., Wheeling, W
Va, is PURE. We sell no other.
IL 2t. GKo. JRPsoN.
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PURE PEPPER-Our ''old reliable" pep
per is the best. III % 2tl Geo. Jepsen.
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Times !'' Holding C'a't'
In THE
Eighth judicial District
OF THE STATE OHIO,
FOR THE YEAR 1870.

"a: f, THE JUDGES OF the Court of Common
w Pleas within and for the Eighth Judicial
District, in The State OF Ohio, hereby order
and direct that the several terms of the Dis
trict Court and the Courts OF Common Pleas,
with In and for the several counties in said
District, shall be begun and held OF the dates
hereinafter named, for and during the year
1879, to wit:
District Court:
Belompt county, April Sth.
Jefferson county. April 18th.
Harrison county. August 18th.
Tuscarawas county, September LIST.
Guernsey county 5th
Monroe county 18th
Noble county 18th
Morgan county Ath
/ Muskingum county 18th
Courts of Common Pleas:
Muskingum county, January IL. April %.
Nov ember 8.
Morgan county, March II, June 10, Oct l6.
Noble county, January 20, May s, October 20.
Guernsey county, February Is, May q, No
vember IL.
Belmont county, Feb. 4, May 20, November IL.
Monroe county. January l3. April Is. Oct l6.
vember3.
Harrison county. January 8, April 2S, Oct Is.
The terms of said Courts shall commence at
nine o'clock A. M. on the several days
named. 1t Is herein specified that the said
several terms of the Courts of Common Pleas
in said several counties shall be held by said
Judges. as follows, 10 wit:
Muskiugum. Morgan. Guernsey and Noble,
by Lucius z. Marsh, and his successor, and
William III. Frazier; Belmont and Monroe, by
William Okey; and Jefferson, Harrison and
Tuscarswas. by James Patrick, jr.
We order and direct. that a certified copy of
this order be transmitted forthwith by the
Clerk of the.Court OF Common Pleas of Mus
kingum county, to the Secretary of State, and
to the Clerks of the several Courts of Common
Pleas in each of said several counties, to be
published therein according to law.
Done at GAINESVILLE, in the county of Mus
Kingum. this 3Oth day OF October, A. D. 1873
LUcIUs P. MARSH,
VIM. Il. FRAZIER, Judges of the
WILLIAM OKEY, Court of Com.
JAMES PATRICK, JR, Pleas.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy, by order OF said Judges.
Attest: FREDERICK GEIGER, CIk.
[sEAL By JNo. HOPES, Deputy.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Oct 80 1875.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Liy yhtfoot
vs..
VIM K Upton ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale in the above
- case issued and TO me directed from the
Court OF Com Pleas OF Belmont county
Ohio, will offer for sale on the Premises, on
Tuesday, January ?, 1879,
between the hours OF and 8 o'clock N on
said day the following described premises wi z
Situate in the township of Warren, county
Of Belmont and State of Ohio. and known az
q part OF the north half OF section No. 10 town.
ship and ra ye6, being the north half of Lot
No7 of tracG of land surveyed and plated by
one Ohalkley Dawson, for Upton Price. the
18th day OF August, 1874. containing Oae Acre
Of Land, the same being adjoining the town
OF Barnes<ille, Belmont county Ohio.
Appraised at $40.
Terms Of SRle-Cash.
w SHANNON,
l2-5. IS st Master Commissioner.
James, Atty.
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A liberal Offer, thai You Should
Accept.
We have made arrangements to offer The
Ohio Farmer, of Cleveland, O.,-the regular
subscription price of which is So 90 per an
num-with the CHRONICLE both next year for
the low price of So 35.
The Ohio Farmer is 16 page, 64-column
paper, has been established thirty-two years,
strictly first class in every respect, and is one
of the most valuable, enterprising and relia'
BILE agricultural weeklies in the country.
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B. +. TALBOT, Dentist, St. Clairsville,
Office-East of School House. g 1yr).
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Saturday, December 81, 1878,
at 10 o'clock forenoon, upon the premises, the
following described Real Estate, situate in the
county of Belmont and State OF Ohio, to wit:
A Tract Of Land adjoining the town of C ZEN
TREVILLE, and also the lands OF VIM Green
lee and DR. Wilson, beginning at station /,
south ~ east 1870 poles to a post, station 2:
thence 1919 west 7.2S poles to post, station 3;
thence $50 west poles to post station 4;
thence north 7UAo west Ia poles to q post sta>
tlon 5; thence north 6l1%o I4.20 poles to an
Iron nwood, station 8; thence north 201zo east
$50 poles to post, station 7; thence north
S91<o east 81. so poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 2 acres and l4l perches.
ALSo-Two Front Lots in the town of Gems
treville,' in said county of Belmont, known
and designated on the town plat as lots No.
20 and %. and three back Lots in said town;
known and designated by the plat, as lots 81,
So and So, the same beiag rods in front and 10
rods back.
LIST tract appraised, free Of dover, at $50 o.
Lot 81 do do do So 80
Lot52 do do do So So
Lot So do do do 80 3S
Lot 20 do do do loo 90
Lot p do subject to dover so OC
Terms OF Sale-One-t third cash, one-third In
one year, and one-third in two years, with in
terest on deferred payments, to be secured by
= TB JACKSON,
1l-2l At Admir- OF j ohm Jackson, decd.
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Hoe killing, buckwhest cakes and sausage.
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The Atlantic Monthly
FOR 1879.
Edited by ". D. Howells,

AuhOr cf"A Chance Acquaintance" ""Iheir We'd
ding Journey. "Venetidn Life" etc.
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FAM hunting has commenced
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Administrators Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Probate
L Court OF Belmont county, Ohio, 1 will offer
for sale at Public Auction, on
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1 hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy, by order OF said Judges.
Attest: FREDERICK GEIGER, Crk.
[sEAL By JNo. HOPES, Deputy.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Oct 80 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-07-11

gage for 00U on the same property, demands pay.
ment OF 81 900 on account and the church can RAISE
TWO wiis-abusers were yesterday punished in the
Court Of General Sessions Henry Danisls Of No Ssl
ans srse ssSsueI Of 'dIos
who attempted 70 shoot nnah. his wile at NO. l4z
East lllth street, pleaded guilty: !udes sathsrsnd
senlencec ScnencK to one year In the Penitontiary
and Daniels, whose crime was an aggravated one, 10
live years IN Stale Prison.
The case of John Reilly who was arrested In this
city some months since Tor the murder OF Ofhcer
o'Breu. OF The Twentieth precinct. fourteen years
ago. was on the calendar the Court OF General sss
SONS yesterday Mr.. John o. Mott. counsel Tor tbs
prisoner, said ne ready for trial. Judge Sutner
Of .Se saa mon s wsu s. ~,
over until the first Monday IN september.
United States Commissioned Deuel. yesterday dis.
charged Charles Leo, who had been arrested and held
for examination charge OF being implicated in
tho dstllaton OF illicit spirits Al No 100 Washington
street, tor the that the statute recognizes NO
such offence as preparing TO disti liquor witnout .
license Leo was only preparing to break tbs law
Henry G. Ohlen complains that oil LET. by him At
Carrolton tor transportation to the Weehawken oil
weeks by the Eric Railway Company. Application
was made ON his behalf yesterday 70 Judge Daniels
for an alternative mandamus against tho railway COM
pany, HugnJ Jewctt, ths receiver. aud r. G. Vilos.
agent TO take At the ordinary rates, petro-
eum offered freight at CarrotOn. It is stated by
that this 10 hgnt between the Standard Oil
Company private oil dcalers, and that The present
Is tho 6rst OF the case beng brought the
state courts on question OF law.
Maria Schneider recently presented petition in
the Superior Court inquire 10 tne alleged lunacy
OF William Schneider her husband. and for he. up.
pointment as committee OF his person aud estate.
The Jury appointed by tie Court 10 iEauire found
Mr. schneider insane and also found tnat nc was pos
sessed Of SO OF personal property ant had debts
amou uting TO $635 &C. Judge Freedmsn, OF the Su-
perior Court yesterday confirmed the hnding OF ths
Jury and appointed Mrs. Schneider as hts committee
directing her flo u bond IN tho sum OF -, zoo.
Mr. Thomas Ross. who lives ut NJ 12l second ave-
nue., went 1st iust aud on returning found
that he had been robbed Of jewelry, ciotning ana
mousy amounting to $593 the mark oi footprint
resulted in the searching Of the adjoining rooE. oc
cuped BY Henry Whitc and his wfc Flora. ana por.
tons OF The stolen jewelry were found there. IL was
then discovered that both White and bis wife were
notorious characters the lormer, under tne name o
WIson having spent several terms IN prison, and tho
latter haviog previously been arrested for steasing
In General Sessions, yesterday the prisoners pleaded
guilty White was sent 10 State Prison for iour years
and the woman 10 the fententary Tor eighteen
months
COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CnAMBEKs-Hsld BY tudgt
Danels-Nos 10 43 Al so, 65, SO, a2, 106 Ill, lS1.
13z, l35 Call begins AT NJ. 139
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
JOHN AND TERESA.

When Teresa Caeser, OF No. 51S East Twelfth street,
applied for warrant from Judge Fammer for tho ar
res. OF John, her husband, the case seemed simple
enough He had hit hcr, she said, and he was drunk
whom he did It. But when John, jolly. good natured
looking Tsu,on, appeared. he had an opportunity 10
ts his side Of the story, whom all at once great
cloud of uncertainty enveoped the minds OF the lis
scners Excuse me, II you please, judge" he began
sumo strong German accent, "Dut hal the honor TO
be a very soot man, vot wouldn't hit not no woman
disappeared entirely, and how OF language followed
thai de1ed the reporter
.'Your Honor, he hit me on the - Desan Teresa.
her III vas meier ucf or q lar YES AL del
dime and here began tho German again.
Teresa understood IL, IT the reporter 0idn Ior toe
two were speedily in animated quarrel. Joogo
Fiammer listened lew moments and then sait "five
hunared dollars 10 answer." ll.
Excuse me. II you please" said Jonns bus the
Judge M0uldnt
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
ST. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE.

In Supreme Court, Cnambers, yesterday an argu-
msut took place before Judgs Daniels dspo-
sisiou Of o. 2214 deposit the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank TO the credit Of tho ST. Pasricks Mu-
tual AlIisnce Two different divisions OF the organi-
cation claimed the iund Mr. Matthew p. Brecn, coun-
sci for one contestiug branches, stated that
tho association which he appeared for could clearly
establish that It alone was the corporation, and there
fore entitled TO the iund while the other side
mere prstspdcrs; that the officially first
arose because William O'Conneli and another
had appropriated, as no alleged, TO their own
use larce sums of monoy belonging to tho association
wne they acting In the respective capacities OF
secretary treasurer; that when tho trustees OF
assoca ton attempted to make them pay back this
money. they only refused, but set up the claim
that they and others associated with thcm constituted
the corporation. Mr.. Charles Mathews appeared lor
the other branch and GAINED different of facts
and said that the branch he represented entitled
to the fund. Messrs. Deviin Miller appeared for
tho savings bank and stated tnat they were only
anxious get rid OF the iund provided was deter
mined who entitled TO 1t, The Court took the
Daperg
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday William
Kennedy arraigned for the murder Of Donnis
Mahoncy Ia she Seventh ward, on the 29th Of last
June. His counsel, Messrs. Howe h Hummei, inter-
posed plea OF not guilty, aud Assistant District Al
torncy Rollins said no would arrange for early
trial
Captain Alonzo Hawdon WAS yesterday nned S25 by
Judge Choate for having attempted TO tskc hrs brig,
tho Belle Waters. out OF port while an attachments
unsatishcd stood against her.
George Y. Howell, VINO snot James r. Deering az
Fulton aud Nassau str eets on july 2 was afragned
In tue Court OF General Sessions yesterday Tor ieion
Ious assault Tue prisoner pleaded not gully, and
his vas set down for Friday next.
Herman Bertrnm, william Morrison, Louis Ash,
Junus Goldsmith aud William smith wcre yesterday
arrsgned the Court OF General Scssions 10 answer
indictments Tor v,oia.ins the Excise law. plea % Of
stcekier, their counsel and the cases went over
Henry Wilson, q carpenter, made his nrst attempt
at proficiency IN the cracktmAn's arr oy attempting
TO steal representing $500 from the safe oil Elias
Moore, No. sos West 81 He caughtin tho act, aud
, ,ge sutherland IN General Sessions yesterday, sent
hn, to the Penitcauary ior one year.
Judge Larremore yesterday, on the pvtition Oh
Charles Tracy, one OIL The attorneys n 20, IMAM T.
sututed Edward A. Wickss as party 70 succeed John
y. Tracy, who was the creditor pes'on'ns ior an ac
counting aud who sincc died.
DAVID EIricb, who separated from his wife, Eliza
Ebrcb In June 1s76 the atter retsining the care Of
tneir SIX children, two boys and four girls, applied
Yesterday 10 Judge Daniels Tor writ Of baDeas corpus
with view TO obtain possession OF the daughters.
He alleges that tho mother 10 an Improper person 10
have the OF them The writ was granted return
able to-day.
Denns German committed TO the Juvenile
asylum. His counsel, Mr.. Alfred Suckicr, yesterday
oblained from Judge Daniels writs Of haocss corpus
and cerorar In his oaso with view TO his discharge,
II beiug claimed that his commitment Is illegal Tne
wrfts were msde returnnbe this morning.
potitiou was yesterday presented 10 Judge Larrc-
Church Of ST. Mary Tor leave 70 mortgage tho cnurch
property corner OF Attorney and Grand streets Tor
$4,000 Tho reason ior the application h as stated,
tha, the Dry Dook savisgs Bank. which holds mort
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
"ONLY A COUPLE DAYS"

'Shudee, vas not know he a misdemeanom to
gcep peacock Tor only a couple days" SAID Philip
Miller yesterday, In great distress.
''But the Sanitary Inspector accuses you OF keep
ing chickens and turkeys" said Judge Fiammsr,
eternly. "Did you keep chickens at your place No.
First avenue, as he chargrsR"
al toc you about dot. Mr. Hammerschlopper In
wcsschestcr up, be tolc me zwei peacocks buy MIN
for ouyed 'em uni dcy vas 40 poody, mein vile she
keep em only couple days."
"De you keep any turkeysf" said the udga
'.veil, l tole you. Somstimes one Two shickens he
vss sick, unt men vits nourish 'em mp only couple
days"
Mr Miller furn,shed 500 bail, and will bs tried In
Special SessionG
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
rh. following sales ~er. made July 10 on the Real

The following sales were made July 10 on the Real
Estate Exchange
n. CAMP.
y.rres r. Steers Jr.. referee Foreclosure sale o.
one lot 25xiOOS, s. Of West 9th st.. AIS n. W. -.
OF Sth av pisintin. e1oos
Jonu A. Osborn. roferes-Foreclosurs sale Of the
Mot OF land. 9Ox1OO.1l. Q. Of l22d st. n O. cor -.
nor Of 4th av., plaintiff ooo0
I. Il. WARREN AND co.
= Grant Sinclair, referee-For6cosure sale OF
plot nsrcf o. itIst 81, ITO psnin,f .... 1900
As1 '1Sa ah s $50 n, w. Of 10Th av 20 plaintiff 252s
Also similar sale-A. II. Wallis, refercs-of the lot,
ay 10 plsinG ...-................-...-.... 1,7so
Foreclosure sAle-F. v. b. kennedy, refercc-ofa
plot OF land l70x1i4. on theMn Of Heionst.
ris Az lots Nos los. 100, no and part GILL, to
Ma
". COATES.
Ccr.-Iosura sslc--J. Grant Sinclair, reforee-ot
Mot Of land 1873. sxal. 1Ox ISL. Ok lo5 3x264.2x
i2S g. on av., n. Q corner ot Bolton road,
running through to Prescott av, 20 George -
foov
A.. II. MULLER.
Foreclosure saie--J. Grant sinclair, reieree-0 sne
buidiug. with lot 21Sx5S 1Ox22x5o 10, No. ll4
Greenwich W.. corner OF Carlisle ST. to plain -.
Foreclosure sale-E B Shafer. reierce-cf the
aSa.s' S TS so f. w. Of iith av 10 pisntin $500
BY n. " HARSKTr .
porsc,o.uve ssio-W. W. Culver reteree-ot tho
house with lease ri lot IS TX hall blocs No. 2s1
,s,nssa Mon,os st.. @ oao =. 444s
ny VAN rAsskLL AND KKARNEr
Foreclosure sae-Edwa ard D. Gale. referee -ot one
io.j imj n 90 naiu,,ef leoa
ro,., .s43,27o