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Pursuant to an order Of Probate Court Of Belmont
county, Ohio, We will oaer at public sale, on
THURSDAY. AprIl d. 1s7a


THURSDAY, April q, 1872,
Ga the premises, the following Real Estate, Of b. a.
CoWen, Asstgnor, situated 10 the toWnIhip OF Mend.
county Of Belmont and State Of Ohio, and described
a follows: Being a part Of Section q, Range > and
LoWSship2. beginning for the Eame al the centre Of
tne Wegte Pike, on the south line Of the lands Of
Robert CFanBle; thence s 6S<o E 70 poles To- the Ohio
river; thence s l7kO W 62.f6 POLES: thencs N az "
S3sii poles; thence n 2Se E 1915 poles; thence n So
WlS.61 poles 70 the Centre Of said Wegoe Pike; thence
n ~ ES4.73 poles 10 the place Of beginning. except-
ing a right Of way to the B. g.. 8. ". Railway Com
p4ny.
Said tract contains over q acres Of ant.clas Ohio
nVer bottom land, splendid frame dwelling house ot
twelve rooms. With furnace heating Il throuVhout'
water In all the rooms The houSe Is liEhteI viii
Gas manufactured on tho premises. On the promise
good orchard Of apples and other fruit.
This larni Is situate about two miles south Of Bali.
aire, with the Wegee Pike aud Bellaire 4 SouIhWsst.
ern II. X on the west aide Of Il aud the Ohio river on
the east, and Is one o. the best properties In The conn.
y. Appraised at SI6,0 100.
Sale 10 at l O'Clock r. n, Terms Of Eale
one-halt cash, one-fourth In ok months and onS.
fourth 10 one year from day Of sale with interest, the
payments 10 DO secured by mortgage on the premiSes
sold; ANDERSON 4 WISE,
APloI9s AeSiEnees Of B, r. Cowen,
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ONAND AFTER TUESDAY, April lat, 1879, the
" Cars on the Wheeling and Elm Grove R. 4. Will
run Is follows: Cars will leave the city corner Mar.
ket and Eleventh ~stIeets,) and Stamm:Sat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.

aTrladelphIa Accommodation ..-ThiS traln only runs
between Watching and Tr.adelphiA.
tDally except S~unday-NeWRIk Accommodation.
tSteubenVilO AccommodAtIon.-ThlS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and B~ellalre, stopping when required ut
sherman House, Etnayille, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15
TRUTHS.
Hop BIttera are tho Purest and Best
HitlerA Eyer Mnhe.

AOp HItterH are tho Purest and Best
BitterS Ever Made.
They arc compounded from Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake and DandelIon,-the oldest, best,
and most valuable medicine 10 the world and con.
tain all the best and most curative properties OF
Al other Bitter, belng the greatest Blood PuFl.
her, Liver Regulator, and Lie aud Health
Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or III health
can possibly lOUH exist where these BItterS anO
used, 90 varied and perfect are their operations,
They give new lie and vigor 10 The aSed and in-
hrnl' To all whose emPloyments cause irregulad-
ties otthe bowels or urinary organs, or who feauIFe
an Appetizer, Tonic and mild StimulSnt, these
BltterS arc invaluable, being highly %ctiratISe,
tonic and stimulating, without inIoxicnfInFl
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are.
Ehat the disease or Ailnent Is, use Hop HtIefS'
Don't walt TIL you are sick, but II you only mi
bad or mi,eRble, use the BlttOrs at once, II NAV
save your lie. Hundreds have been Sayod by q
dolnE. HB-650OrSa will DO paid for n eaJe theT
will not cure or help.
Do not suteF yourself or let your friends snaer
but Use and urge them 10 uSe Hop Bitter,
Remember, Hop Bitters il no vile. druRveA.
drunken nostrnm, but The Purest and Best MAI,
cine ever made; the "INvALlD'S FRIRNp ISn
HoPE,'' and no person or family Ihould Ia IlIh.
out them. Try the BitterS to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
Sold BY all druggists. aplSruThs4w
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
c1rr CLERKS OrncL

Crr CLERx's Oyrr F,
WHEELING, ". Va, Aphi iIi1i
Sealed proposals will be received a, The osrIu,
City Clerk until FRIDAY, APRIL ism. M VI
O'Clock r. ", for furnishing and Iet,lpF Il n, IA
and crossing stones that may be feQulnt II d, n,
Tor the year ending APRIL 3OTH, lSS0,
The eurbing 70 be Of the best quality d 81 I'm
and o. dimensions not les than four N M r.,
Twenty-Five (G) Inches deep and Eve lS)iseistiEE
The stone. are 10 DO carefully dressed and su,d d
Tho ends their full depth. They must be Ill I1SI
eight tS) inches deep on the ouuide lnd Ire I'M.
ches on the intide Crossing STONES TO Be AIN IN
AE NJ feet long, two ~ feet wide and teu lGEnAI
thick Of the beat quality Of and stone. Tbe,A4iS
70 be carefully squared and rhIsel drraed.
bIdS Will also be received for stone 10 ,pp,lf On
ings 10 Be used by Street Commissioner AID dtlJTl
at any place in the City designated b. him.
The above work 70 be done 10 the satisfaction vi
approval oI the Street Commissioner md Ccarl1R
on STREETS, Alleys and Grades.
Bids 70 Be eldOned, "PrOpOnlI for Ofbiar nj
CroesingS, "and addressed to the ChairmAnd tAsCs.
mittee on 5treets, Alleys aud GndeE; The oaahsa
reserVinG the right 10 reject any or ali bids
ALE&, u%rDEGRAPF,
april 0tyCat.
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DRY GOODS FOR SPRING TRADE.
SPRING CARPETS
HENRY
No. 2OO6 MAIN STREET.
A ssIGNEEs' SALE.

and reliable Patterns. aniS
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REMOVAL.
WsusE~I Nntseeu.

TAX NOTICE.
! give notice that all taxes mus. n pa VIII
further delay OR l will proceed to compel I'M, n.
mont BY law. The sheria's office will b Op,, M
. o'clock P. N. until April 18th.
mills GEO. L. TINGLE sOr
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A sSIGNEEs' SALE.

q WISE,
March 30 1879. 'S SpGissTS ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-10

. democrat Tor CIerk, tbs givisg ever
good pisee On the ticket % men from
Their own ranks and thus shaffer Into
f5esb~ss Ne power that has been bill
&gs6eA hard labor by ~ against We
miahe6 aad will and eGortacf these veg
nen mlbry bon va y a1es upon
par = Can republicans ~ 30 in.
sane A. b listen % the a&,m& ii such
ssyrrnsg' To builders nK Is party
belemE &c profits and i AseFS single
esAI - 1T Ne have g = De 20
reward our foes and punish our fFiends
have We Seen beaten. IfIsm to-day
swsa " sitor, why was IL that four years
ago, when, On The ere Of the election,
our party seemed destined 60 70 under.
when our political skies were overcast
=hy-lcwerina eiDuds= and . bFesks0p
seemed ineyiisble, that the party tuEped
TO me and JosFsd siae On Ashs Iegisisti~e
ticket against my will ] gave Up The
'plaee, ~ whixsI I 30 go szsssd -tke
county. TO harmonize the Ticket ID 81.
fnigoes. and after rsfasiag. time and
again, 10 ALLOW my name 10 BE used on
the ticket, Capt Lawrence. p. G. Love
and r. .WinteTs, one OF the several del
egaiious that waited On me. will, i am
sure, rememhef what they said 10 ne
IN fhs room Of our candidate llos Gov
ernor, "Dr. Sutton. without yous We
must be beaten. You, and you nione,
can save us-tbere 10 no other man
upon whom Ne can unite-and weap-
peal 70 YOU - party man to save U.s.
serve Us now andrxhen you call on - We
will serve you. You. even if defested.
will have the credit oi sssingy our paTtys
and IA did save the ticket. III was such q
traitor, then Why cali on me . traitor 20
save the party! Why not 60 10 the
men, sOme If whom are nor wanted TO
take the place 4 am entitled tos ] ash.
am I any less worthy now than then or
are my opponents betters ] here an
swer The of asked question: am .
candidate and will be. and win not
weld, save TO the order oi a republican
convention. and then only TO = rePubli-
can-certainly MOTTO q democrat-snd ]
here repeat. the only action against me
was in '73 and deny Mr.. C. was nom
mated and deny he was republican.
His vote proves he was noe the partY's
choice and affirm did right. There
are two other matters yet 10 discuss but
the length ofthis forces me TO conclude.
shall take no notice Of any anonymous
reply. In few weeks. I will show to
the people ] was offered more cash and
eight times as large . contingent fee
from democrat (besides an endorsed
note Of fifteen hundred dollars from q
republican, than was ever charged
with receiving from Ford. But this
will be my next subject. Rest assured
that win only yield 10 q republican
convention and only to . republican
certainly not to democrat.
Respectfully.
L. j. SUTToN.
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Why THE NoRTf SENDS NO NEGRo
Cow-mraa Thu Ch;caOo Coaserr.

WIZ THE NoRTH SENDS NO NEGRO
TO CoMGREss.--The Chicago COnserr.
attire. edited BY negro, says:
The reason is very evident. They are
not obliged 10 do 50, colored Congress
map. ffeens the North will never darken
an. dooTs OF abe Capitol ill some great
emergency compels the North, as 0 mat
Ter of seli-preservation, to send him
there. The northern Republican is an
ordinary white man. nothing more;
naturally Prejudiced. but possessing the
faculty Of suffering IN the present for
the hope Of enjoyment IN the future
The honeyed-lip love Of the Republi.
eau Ofice-seekers w. 10 che black man
utterly naHseating. The grsndest prin-
cipleS OF human action are avowed and
proclaimed 10 the world by representa-
tive men in painfully striking contrast
10 the observance Oi their teachIngs.-
IAN men are created free and equal"
hut how few northern white men are
willing 70 grant you equality in any po.
sition 10 life /! To be convinced Of the
sincerity Of Republican lOversoi freedom
aad saviours OF freedom, 20 into any
northern city under Republican control
and count the number Of colored per.
sons in office. and you will see that
there is about as much difference be-
tween the negro voter and the negro as
an oficeholder in the North as in Ken.
lucky or Louisiana
The northern Republican gives the
eolored man nothing more than he is
compelled to give. Look al their mer-
camille affairs. Ii the broad. generous,
human principles were heartfelt and
sincere, the Republicans would endeavor
20 aid the negro privately. where greed
for gain and glory refuses him assistance
publicly. But no; the negro as a labor.
er is far more ostracised BY the Red Re.
publIcans thar BY the most bitter of the
Southern Democrats. Northern Rcpub-
lieans close their factories IN the face
of the black man, merchants refuse to
hire him, mechanics refuse 20 labor with
him, and common laborers will strike
IL he dare intrudc. The seatherner
gives the negro place 80 work wherein
mis- ability fits him 10 serve Factories,
farms. tOunderics. aud stores are IRE.
quently managed by colOred men. The
southern man holds that labor is the
sphere Of The negro. aud will help hlm
6ll IL, but the u0rtherner viii feed him
upon principle. but allow him 70 starve
90 death in practice.
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THURSDAY noRSIxc. Ap,s =, 80.

TIA Aaxs BrLL.-zThe Ar4s bill.
which has elected ID ssne sna and
partisan discussion in Congress. passed
the House on Saturday BY Q decisive
vote, was reported 10 the Senate on
Monday last. was referred 10 the apprO-
pirate Committee in that body and
aSsreed to, and : now % conditions tO6e
discussed By the Senate. The quarrel
Between the democrats and republicans
Ma a. 0-lheu fallowins seeaien % the
bill:
Sac. 552e. Every oficer Of the
army or navy. or other person in the
civil. military or naval SERVES OF the
United States. vs. no orders. brings, keeps,
or has under bis snth0risy o. control.
aany troops or armed men At any place
sRkere . general OF special election 10
held in any State. unless such force Is
necessary 20 repel armed enemies 81
the United States, or 10 keep the peace
At the polls, shall be fined not more than
Eve thousand dollars and suffer inpEis-
onment at hard labor not less than three
months nor more than Ave years"
The change favored by The democrats
10 this section and opposed by the re-
pubIicans affects Only the words cor to
keep the peace at the polls" thai is.
che smended Law a. favored by the dem
rats and passed by the Lower House o.
Congress makes il q criminal oaence TO
use the troops at the polls 9s a national
police. The section oil the law sought
10 be repealed is admitted to be Of doubt.
iul constitutIonaIity and is certainly
menace TO free and fair elections. The
ultimate effect ofrepealingi it would bear
alike upon both parties. and would be to
secure the people immunity from mill
tary interference al the polls. AS the
new York Sun justly urges, "the Re
pubiicans may well be called the party
VI the standing army. They have used
it Gnscrupulously in the past as an en-
CINE of political power, and now on the
eve of a Presidential election they cling
tenaciously TO the last stronghold. with
the undisguIsed purpose Of using 1t next
wear. They captured and held the
Southern States through this agency.
until public Indignation al the North
released them from its iron GRIP
They summoned the flower Of the army
from the Indian frontier in 1876, and
stationed il al the. capital with artillery
trained on the HOuseof Representatives
during the electoral count. They in
tend, If allowed. 20 employ it to carry
the next President into office" Ills to
defeat this revolutionary object that the
Democrats are DOW strenuously insist
ting upon the repeal Of the obnoxious:
clause. II that clause be not repealed
the elections must remain al the mercy
oi The troops. The temper Of the Peo-
pie on thls subject has already been
manifested in an unmfstakable manner
Oh more than one occasion, and IN view
nf this TACT we scarcely think that Pres
ident Hayes wall venture to Interpose
the veto.
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- asewn Ne beaaquarsrss ring me
Isrsa. - 8 thsizesrvais q his laba ID re
snens essaas N the Dsigh6or
IL kAsN MnmhG uf aequaansancss. naan
rnlnH n@m oms 81 thsse visits o 4enEa
IA 60 when maar The Alms Hcuse - @
- Mi - nrsiag OGas Cd seds y
siasr ieninn A esaslsl Of him, nsass8 Han0ssr
I'm. . Iosg and ~isdiaG dsciiss ssd in one
p2Aaxery ssesn. as<n which hsdashsd Al break
nsek IS. Dsring The desosns, AF. Barriers
saorss were directed 70 maintaining his SEAT In
ths sasdIe asd Prsssating. u Possibss. the horss
fon filling. This hs suernsaea IN Aeing.
ne DOT oTTke hin was reached, whsre fallen
tree psoiseas aaA thsre ID a sharp curve IN The
roaa a. whieA poins ne hOrus shisd and cell. but
salling in the sand. Nr. Barber aseaRna Miaheua
sssker injury than . scratched lace. We eon-
nrasolmss hin On the harmless tnminAtiOa q hi1
is&lfsl ssae.
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Thursday, April srd. The Grst ease which
engaged the Court this day was the case on the
Criminal Docket Of the Statevs. Roba. W. BRAIN
bic. indicted for the embezElement Of steam
thresher. the property Of NessEs. Harbert Ray
mond. Of Philadelphia. This case occupied the
entire day. and was Submitted 20 the Jury about
G o'clock, p. m. The jury, after being out all
night, at 10. 30 clock, Friday morning, brought
in a vesdiet At uos guilty. Crane fOF State and
Wilson for Brambie.
Friday, April 4sh. The last case for trial on
the March Term Docket was the second trial Of
the case Of State IS. Charles Mack, indicted for
burglary, which was taken up aud proceeded
with before the jury. Crane for State and Blak-
issOne for Mack. The jury, at IL O'Clock, m.
on Saturday, being unable TO agree, were 3
charged.
The petit jury on Saturday Were discharged
for the Term, after receiving the thanks Of the
Court for their prompt attendance and Efficient
discharge EITHER duties. The Court on Monday,
the Tth inst, having concluded its lsbOrS, adj
jou.ned for the Term.
Sheriff Smith len here by the Steamer Sue on
Monday last, having in charge the following
eonviets for the Penitentiary Hanson Countess
and SYDNEY Hicks, convicted Of burning fOd-
der house and corn house OF Miss Langley, sen
fenced 70 ave years in the Penitentiary; Samuel
Fenwick, convicted Of burglary, sentenced to
four yenrs in the Peni,eusiary, anil Sophia Jeni-
fer, convicted OfIareeny, sentenced to two years
in the Peni,entiary. The Sheriff had also in
charge Elsie Kane, q eolored woman, found TO
be a iunatic Pauper under a commission Of luna
CT during the past Term Of Court, who will be
placed in the Montevue Asylum for the insane
at Frederick.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-10

Tfsmps.
Our section Of the State, owing to lis location,
has been, up 10 this time, happily exempt from
that social evil Of latter days, known as TrAmPs.
Still the last grand jury had reason to call the
attention Of the Court 70 the number Of them
confined in the county Jail, ut the county eS-
pense, and ask that some disposition be made OF
them. We think that the different Justices Of
the Peace who committed them erred in 30 doing.
We have local Law for our county applicable
TO such characters, and which, ifenforced, would
TO a great extent do away with the evil. This
local Law does not appear IN LAirobe's Justice OF
any other guide which they may have, and henee
the mistake which many Ofthsm have fallen into.
We here give the law as IL cow reads in the acts
Of Assembly for 1873, chapter 2ls, sec. 5.
SEcrIox 8. Any Justice Of the Peace for said
county may cause to be apprebended and COM
nit 20 said Aims House any Migrants, vegabonds,
teerars and other idle, absolute and disosderiy
persoas found lettering or residing in said coun-
AZ who follow no trade OF occupation, and have
no visible means of subsistence, there To be kept
A hard labor for any term not exceeding three
months: and the said keeper shall receive and
employ them according to the term OF their COM
mitment.
I, il hoped therefore that this, the only legal
remedy, may be adopted, and thereby save the
county from the needless expense in the way Of
nil fees. In the contract, which the Board Of
County Commissioners now have with the pre-
sent keeper of the Aims House, provision is made
eor the accommodation and employment Of va
grants at a lower cost than for permanent pau
pers. and in many cases they would be self-sup-
porting. while the Jail fees amount to SIS per
mou,h.. In addition to fuel and clothing some
times. ftJf
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This body wss in session On Tuesday iasa, Pee
sent Alvey, Buekler. Parsons and Davis The
Board was principally engaged in transfers Of
property and reductions q asssssnsnts. The
sasessment books we're closed. No change ofss-
ssssneais eaa now be made. J. W. TiPPssi, BY
J. IT, wilson. ATTY, applied to the Board 10 re-
levy an amount formerly levied in 1875, In the
hands Of J J. Readmond, COlIectOr for sch dis
trie,, from the pay@ vhieh .he cplIeetOr's
bond has been relic N account ofths levy
for that year having Cd illegally made. The
application was refused. The sEDOant viii AP-
proximate $500. The Board met again On We'd
uesday today and was engaged In examining
petitions for pensions and passing accounts for
the levy. The Board then adjOurned ~ Tues
day, the 18th instant.
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= 88843S &SSBs
A coIOred woman. named Louisa Better, On
;nsan. uauuer and blind, was delivered to the
Sheriff a short time since, preparatory TO being
adiudVed q lunatic, and wAs placed BY him in
one Of the petit jury rooms, On the second hOOr
Of The Court House. Another co'oFeo woman
Was employed 10 watch over and guard her 70
prevent her doing any INJURY 70 hersei'' On
wednesday last. while the woman guarding vas
temporarily absent iOr the purpose Osge'"ng ner
dinner, shs insans woman hOisaed the wi1oo~
aaa IeApea 70 The ground. . distance ct ~ 'eet.
she was sound q few minutes Afterwards, and
d.. COusbs was Immediately summoned who, a.
Ter eramiuasiou, stated thas no bones we're bro
keu. The woman was then returned to the Petit
Jury room, IL anything. better mentally u not
physically. subseqsspEly, her 500 took charge
Of her and removed her 70 his hO1e.
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f - e. sesss y - ave bfecOrd
&c sessFseaioa ~ IRE On BSsaay nighi lass, ~
10 = - IN shs and diStries Of this eOun-
tyy'of the Store Houss and heavy stock of goOas
Of eur ftiend, Jossph O. AHlssnn. The saets, q
STATED ~ enc whsswns On shs sesne shoEtiy sfter
The Gre occurred, are a. kllam:-Bsiwesa II
snd u q nondAy nighs. yosng crane, Mr. An
sisp.s Cisrk, vas siasing p . saOrs pish Co
90 ma vho wss % esp tssfs that niKhs. Mr.
Alfyan had II shas aflsEnpoa. o RalsimaEa.
SASilisg sss1ke, erase vest cut sd his notice
AaaEAssAd - : ExikEs . - bAek ofths store
lie sOand. On ruEning asOuna. that barrel o.
A1R ksps shere was @ Eseasa that De aanss bad
Hexnghs 70 ths grocery ard nnain Sssrs Building,
Ebesween which thess Il sspscso fabont u inches-
ne Gre bad nsAas such progrsss shAt u was uss-
len % atssmps 70 arrest H. espseially As strong
wind was blowing a me time, setting diFsealy
On the buElding. Capt. AIlstan speaks in very
high terms Of the presence Ofmind exhibited %
Crane, - through bis efforts, with tie assistance
Of ths eoleEaa She sac and all books and
papers e aved, as also some ofthe
stock Of 80 ssa 81 IN she<egOOds down
stairs. On the building, there was All insurance
Of $500 and 6, 500 on the stock Of goods, both
In the Montgomery Mutual.