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move 1t In all these cssesi Innunerable
nostruns have been proposed, and the more
high.sounding their prctensions, the more
complete has been tleir failure. The only
universal remedies for diseass that ban
stood the test of time, that have served alike
the lofty and the lowly; that have elected
the unqualified encomiums Of the highest
medical talent: that have received the up
proval and patronage of Royalty, even; that
have laid three Continents under obligation; (;
that have never yet been pronounced in
etficacious by those who used them; that
have never yet failed to benefit the sufferer;
are Holloway's Pills and Ointment. This
is no high.fown and exaggerated eulogy;
it is a plain statement Of fact, We have
no interest in putting Professor Holloway
or his medicines. They need no such
equyoca recommendation as that. We
have an interest in the welfare Of humanity
and so has he. He is cosmopolitan (a
citizen Of the world) his sympathes tro
confined to no cline or race. Every man
ia his neghbor, and therefore he feels
to do good to him as far ss he can. And
how can he render him better service than
by bestowing on him the greatest ois al
lessings-llEALTH. His medicines have
already met with most enyiabie opprecia'
tion in this country But they cannot be
too widely dffused. Every man and woman
is liable 10 sickness; therefore every man
and woman should have these Pills for COM
plants of the system, and this Ointment
for local Affections, such as wounds and
sores. Every family should be furnished
with both. How could better provision be
made for the year just begun then TO pro-
vide against the misfUrlunes of i'll health
and the thousrnd and one other evils that
follow in its uain.--N. Y. Sunday Mer.
eurY.
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HORACE GREELEY.
THE LIFE OF
HORACE GREE! EY;

EDITOR nF TUE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Ey James Parton. ith Portraits 2mo., pp. 4i2 Price
81 2o
1t is agreed by friends and foes Of Mr.. Greedy that
ably, entcrtGiniugy and nsIruCiiveiy written
biography ever made Its appearante Ia AHerica.
Every who has any desire for a familiar acpudin-
tauCC with the famous Ncw.lOrk Editor, should Tesd
Mr. PartOH's bJCk, and lie will know Mr.. Greeley ~
wet ss though he mad cen drought up in Ne same
town."
Verify place by the side of the Life Of Benjamin
Franklin" lHsttloid Religious Herald
"Ihe most spicy and attractive biug Apply the day.
90 BOsiUn journal.
oils Life ia living erstle p otsming that Hir
endeavurs aud gHeshauu snOucr or later wlll
meet a liz re pupe-sc' -.'i't, .Jhristtan intel.
nOf aNserl hg. iate,"st, aud Containing much OF
pleasant huor, spcakns VII aud att active aneodote
bangor cuuritT
"a volume for earnest men and toys 10 read and
! study" lSprngte,l Republican.
As an Incentive to youth N poverty to he honest,
faithful aud prrstveu., apart hOn its personal IN
lcrcsi, II siUud 70 INTO lie halGs Of the Young 81
, America grrPraly.' lAhnlcloWu Ssndsd
. ''As mIrres t,Hg as any novel, YET all true"
IpaiusyIe DemoCrst
We could append so favorable uo.ices by lte Ires-
of ihs took. deady urariy 3UuUU copies have been
sold II is Tor sIiC ~ booksellers gonsrki', or will
he hy nail post sid, 10 any sidrsts on receipt o.
the re-; all prs6a.
/ Auy newspaper copying this advertisements three
times and scTuInE us icopy marked, Will receive
! copy uf ibs book, by mad most paid.
! MASON BRDIilERS, New-Sork
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Perennial Massacre!
AND A RECOMMENDATION.

= WARNING AND RECOMMENDATION.
The mortality among children born in
American cities, bears an immeasuraby
hiqher ratio to the whole mortality than in
.ny of the cities, even the most unhealthy,
in the Eastern Hemisphere. The deaths
resulting from Improper medical tfestment,
and lack of prompt attention aud care, are
higher among the adult population in this
county, than in any other country, savage
or civilized. Throughout these United States
of America (God bless themD there is not
one household in a hundred that has not it's
graves.
People may well begin to take this solemn
fact to heart, and ask, is this alway, to be
We Justly pride ourselves on our superior
Intelligence, but 10 1t not humiliuting to
us 10 be obliged to acknowledge tho,
through our own oversight and care elessness
life has becom, shorter and more un-
certain among US than with any other peo
ple! Let US pause 4 moment tc inquire
how this awful mortality is produced.
The women of this country are proverbis
for the implicit reliance which they place
on pro fessionsi skill in all the diseases an,
ailments to which they are subJeet Fo
reasons which we do no: purpose here, I,
discuss, the inevitable consequence is. tina
women are always i'll, or nearly so, an
their children, in whom the effects that III
ness are perpetua'ed, a:e consti,utionail
affected, SO that tor them prolonged lite , i
majority of cases 10 a sheer imposslbilt,
short of a miracle. Again. the extremes {
temperature in this country are ~ far aPar
and vsr,stions occur 80 suddenly, that viii
cut some means Of maintaining the systeI
in a well-balanceo condition, thst 10, witho'
some means OF preserving the blood Pur
and keeping it at an tqu,b.e degree y. he
standing good health is utterly beyond q
\ tsinInent.
Then comes the moaentous qnss,io
where shall we obtsin that grand "dssids
.tdm" which is to aver, illness, or 10 r,
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NA.oxIc.-On Friday evening last the

NAsoNrc.-On Friday evening last the
Companions, R. A. Masons in Barnesvlle
and vicinity, organized a new Chapter, under
q dispensation from G. II. P. Stokes. The
following are the officers of the new Chapter:
J.W Wa: field, NJ. E. II p.
]. Wright, King,
r. Hodgen, Scribe,
w. H. Bincs, Captain Of H.
]. Il. Mackall, Primo, Sol.
TIC. Parker, R A. ,ptsn.
John Koontz, Master Sd V.
VIM. McCaffrey Master Cd v.
II. Stage Master lst V.
B. Mackal, Secretary.
Iohn Stephens, Treasurer.
8 Wilson, q.
This will no doubt prove the beginning of
large Chapter, as they are thoroughly i'm
bued with the spirit of the lnstitution.--
Let the Sworkma, for the temple ever bear
in mind that though his labors are withou,
The hope of fee or rewsrd, yet if faithful he
earns for himself resting place in that
Temple rot made with hands.
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MARRIAGES.

On the l4th, by Rev John Motfat, Mr..
William Fulton and Miss. Jane Kirk.
On the nth inst, by Elder Cyrus Nc
Nicely Mr.. Mah,on B Hdtcber,of this County
to Miss. Eliza Hogg, o! Cadiz.
On the I4,h inst, in Bridgeport, by Rev.
d. s Wellnp. Mr.. ALban Wilson, to NJ ss
Sarah E. Hatcher, all OF this County.
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NEW YORK MARKET,

Feb lS--Storks h gher CIryelqnd & Toledo
- ST.. Canton 2.A; Chic,go & Rock Island 9i!l
Cleveland. ColumhGs'& Clneihnsi lo2, CHAMBERLAIN.
sii. Toledo & Chicsgo II LA; Reading go sterling
aXehsngs frm-r, tlno3 1876
Cotton m,rkei Grm. sales Of . 900 bales.
CnhI. firm salss nf 1900 hsss Rio lotts; Susaf
irm, ralss 2Ia hds v y ',lAs Or''sns Husss-s
anguit, sales a. 10 a. a3, 5scSn oIitor snd
Chsos. quiet ir1r tifm tales % Scotch pig s3i
Flour declined. ssl,s $50 ole st7,l. ior suaighl
State Corn sales OF 1000 bu mixed at &C. Pork
firm sales 100 hbls Beef tul, sales !ao bbs
Lard firm, sales 40 BIS.
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To Teachers.
KANSAS AID MEETING.

The friends Of the Free State move
J ent in. Kansas are respectfully re-
q dested TO meet at Belmont on FRI
DiY, FEBRuARY29TH, to takeinto con-
s deration the most effectual method
assisting the Free State men Of
kansas. They need assistance--not
only sympathy, but money; turn out
I hen and aid them so far as possible.
] is ofthe utmost Importance that
, hat is done in this matter be done
romptly, for if they are not relieved
Don it will be too late.
Good speakers will be in attend.
Ance.
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SpKINsDALE Iowa, lst, Mo. 3Oth.


We have had an uncommon cold winter
here thus far, but perhaps not much more
20 than you have had in Ohio. |, has not
,howed any in the shade for about six weeks
and but few times any where near it,
On 1.-The morning of the sth, inst, the
thermometers siosd at 26 degrees below
zero. at 2 P. NJ. of same day it stood st
lso below, and on the morning OF the
ninth ct 80 below. Beat that If you can
As ever thy friend. Z.
No doubt we could beat it il We wanted
to, but we are afraid to try, as we find
SOC below fully cold enough for comiort..-
Ed. CHRONICLE
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Feb ls-rhe i.curaging accounts blythe Canada
dep-c ,sed the market for sl dscripri OF bread
stuff. Holders Of Flour continue nominallv TO ask
25os7 50, bu, no buyers tor SIN imant and retail
er. are holding of otil anticipation of further con-
| cessons But lew samplcs Of Whent o!i red and no
disposition on the ps of miler, to purcI 'Ae, small
, .alcs Of red at .71ool .7s aud whe at l,95
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PROBATE COURT.
Stale of OHIO, Belmont C0unty, IS.

hsrsSy given 'nS' the Go~
dians have flied their accounts aud vouchers III my U
nee FOR seilemeut 10 wit:
David stanton dur. de honis of James stan
ton ec'd. Ezekiel Bdndy Admr OF Charity stanton
dec james Alexander Guardian of John Nen; Jrmes
Alexander GuSrdIan OF Alexander Nctfi James Aeiau
ddr GuardIsn Oi Andrew J, Nett.
Cephas Carroll hdmr If Etzahoth AcCcl. nd dec Il; Il
Crawford aud Jriann MuM en- Admr Of Ira J. Nc
MIlen d. eii AZ. Errrysqioi GIti-rsIss ot David
C0urow David Dascus GaatdIan Of .Caharne Bethel {;
Juiiu Whte Jr. Executor al JaIn White decd.
The irst five above named accounts " in he for hear
ing aud settiecnt the 10, aud the five last the
l4th days uf March next. DAVID HARRi
Feb II. isJc probate Judge.
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The Ladies Department

Ia now oEsr6d for the recp ptiGu ofIsdits No iuutu
ton inihe Cnion uparis more thorough of nierc 81
ihg thurse IN ihis Department.
In conclusion. We would add that sh, put forth
our best ennTts 10 merit, stli eminent degree
The hs.ierIu: reception with VIII h oar eut1rprise la
mex and pledge Ourselves to impa-t thorough.
PRACTICAL course Of Mercantile Instruction than can Le
formed al any other similar Mercantile College
among ihe many recommendations give tile fol
loving:
"hc, the undersigned take pleasure in tsstfying tbs.
we are personally acquainted with Mr. Grsurers sbl.
ny a. sn accountant. aud teacher OF Book keening,
winch ~ Of the higkes order lie has had greet e1pe
rie"te a. an Accountant, ~ heavy Commercial Gud
BANKING houses whith gives him fariliItes
inipaTting PRACTICAL know !edgr of BOokkeCpns and
thorough Commercial Education.
il. ALLEN, LII. D..
President of Farmers College.
LORiN .sNDREWS,
President "f Kenyon College.
Toynune men who wish to acquire q "lnsiuPs sdu.
Cation" we think IL affords facilities seldom eanhled
Nr.Granger has Tie rare Qualification Of thtOreic al
Know tedseand apiness II teaching, added the
cal Counting Room experience and We feel confident
teat - adhates from his college viii he fully eVpstott
10 keep the most coup icatCd set of Rocks
A. l.. STOVE. wholesale aud retail Merchant.
j. J. JANNEf, SeC'r Bird o Control, state Blk ofO.
F,PARk, boo keener At u. .. Wood ury's.
n.OFkRbiER pooR krerer o. 'hrion Bsut.
". Y. MILL :, S'C'y Columbus Gas and rpke 20.
G Mason Book Keeper at ~. Rrry 4 Goa
For Mlpsrteuia ars send for circular
Jan. 81, 1856. GRANGER u ARMSTRONG,
PrOprielors
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6TThe Legislature Of Maryland, on the
l4th inst, elected Anthony Kennedy u.
J. Senator. He il an American, and a
orathsr of John p Kennedy.
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tTIt 10 said that n movement is on fost
In New York to withdraw both Fillmore
and Law frem the Presidential race, and
:, put up Brooks, of John notoriety.
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. BALTIMORE MARKET.

Feb. is-Flour dui and lower, sa.s 400 bs
Howard 81. and City Wills y, 50, red whnNt at l6o
an white nt ,7Uo0ls Whit Corn 4aoe)5 yell
low 56ossO; Penn Rya 1850 10; Oats 33osJ7, mar
ket generally heavy.
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h-The lower branch of tie Nebraska
! egislature have passed bill comforting
hs right Of suffrage on women.
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COMMERCIAL.
Great Decline in Brcadstuifs
GIN CINNATI MARKET.

Feb. ls. .Fl6ur and provisions depressed and un
settled by the foreign news; Groceries firm
Weather Yesterday " as colder and III" river com
pletey frozen over to-day is milder and thawing
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Unsettled CLAIMS for Losses aud NOT due. si16Os2 e.
The Etns Insurance Company presents its PATRONS
The very satisfactory condition, III large in
Eas Asss, Tor The luriher security al their rOIoie
ali our investments leIng placed at the ~. nimun
SC value a. Tie pfeseIt tine of Hon.e depression
the standard Uisanc. They are either prime dividend
aging stocks, good, valuable aTd clean uvestmr us
Ieidus moderate interests aud income. The standard
basis IN which the Assets have been valued, brIng
G0id a. Interest. BESIDES this snlduy, Tie Company
ais attention 10 the strength and security il derives
/ ON Its combined system at Agencies, through its
gents having the meaHs of presenting uuiieh pha-
anL of erPsritHecd UHRsrnritsrs which has worn si
nr fhITty'seven yeas the halriesl results to sock
uidrrs, and caimsnts for rr shies II Ia s
cr the year r56 with gTcairT prestige for u!ns u.s."
nihess than has yrt been reached by any really Ma
i0Ral Insurance CorpoTation.
Al business attended u with dsspaieh aud fidelity
Jan. 'te 1886 70. y. ruWEN, Agent
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SllERlFF'S SALE.
SiIos Shepherd and wife,
vs..
Christopher b Beeks, ct al.
In Partition.

fY virtue Of an order of Sale to Ec dIree-
4 ted from the Court oil Common Pleas OF Belmont
County Ohio, will Oier for sale
Monday the 24h dsy Of March, A. d. 1856,
letween the hours of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. and 4 u.
ciGct p VI of said day, st the front door Of the Con
House. in - Cairsviie in Bemunt County. The follow.
ing lands and trneneus, Situate lying aud heiug in
said county Ol belmont, aud StsiG OF Ono, bounded
auC described follows 10 wit:
The Firstract being tibe south east quar,e cf See
No 20. Township W " aud Range M g. of the Ste,I.
henvtic lanJ district. containing leo acres more or
less
The Second being part efthe East half of the
North part OF The South est Quarter Of the Sec
ton sold by John Foreman 10 Th1mss Beeks, ny Deed
hearing date August Ism 1887, aud Recorded in Book
b, page 36i being half of the Remainder after re
serving SAID ion ca acres more or less
sold hy Alerander NJ BARNEY TO Thomas Hail, Lut cx
cepng out of said half of said remainder OF tue
north west corner Of the east half OF said south
quarter conveyed by said Thomas Becks and wife 10
Baze Ragway, and more particularly desc Tbed in the
Deed bearing date 0Ctoher 20th iSt3 and record ed in
volume a. page3l3 90 said 2nd tract consiUiHg ~
acres more ar ess, heing Sthe same Lands OF which
Thomas Beeks late of sad County ufelmOnt died sized
Til ah0ve described Lauds and teuemeut. Wi! he
sold subject to the Dover of Nancy Beeks widow U
Ihumas Beeks dec eassd upon the follow ing Conditions
thn OF the purchase money in hand day vi sale
one thIGd III one and one third IN two years, with
interest On the deferred payments from the day of sale
the irst ssoTihrd tract 10 appraised a. the
S3I2JtG the 2nd tract appraised at the OF SiUis
eacht5acI being app aised subject 10 said Dover In
! teresl.
sherltrs Office, St. Clarirsve, reh. a. So.
JOHN &. NICHOLS, Ehsria.
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Nervous Diseases Controlled and
Gonnu0rnl

NERVOUS DlS6dSco OOutlOlcu anu
Conquered.
OF all the various ills that detract from the
enjoyment OF human life, most of them may
be traced to a dsordcrcd condition of the ncr
vous system. Tho horrors OF Epilepsy, or Fal
ling Sickness, arise in most cases from tins
cause. Our readers may remember, on several
occasions before. we have alluded to the won
dcriul cures, or notifications of FITS, made by
the Vegetable Extract Epiiertc Pills, invented
and prepared by DR. SETu 5. HANCE, of lUo
B. iltimorc Street, Baltimore, Md. VS. feel fully
satisfied that these Fills have cured some OF the
most stubborn cases of Epilepsy, as well as
the miIdcr forms OF Fits, such severe Cramps,
Spasms, &c. We now record the fact, that
persons will find these Pills equally effi'aciuus
in curing every form of nervous debility:-uo
matter whether manifested in the acute and
cxcrucintinG form Of Neuralgia, Tic.Doloreux
or Nervous Head che, the misery Of Dyspepsia
or Ind SGstion, the suticrings OF Rheumatism or
Gout, the melanoholy hallucinatinn OF depressed d
spirits or hystcrln their effects viii be equally
happy and certain Persons in the country
/ ca u write to the inventor, and have the medi
! cine forwsrd to them by mail The prices are
one box, So: two boxes S.: twelve boxes S2l
and sent to any part Of the country, free o
postage. Direct your communications to Sctt
5. Hsncc, I05 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
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The Age Of Improvement.
T is highly necessary for every one 70
keep ur wihthe timss to DO ths yo1 should prUvil.
yourself with some iingi al the fn ulsr bYoks O.! the
popular hooks o:tls des. The following s.s al we.
~ looks:
G,.bun's History Of Eors,sfo!,
Rollins
Jo-epbusC0mpe!e WORKS, Volume.
CumInins' Works.
Life fuli.er Cromwell
Rose CLARK hy Fanny Fern Si.20.
Charles Dickens Wurss. IN cloth.
Hyperion. ~ LnnsfellpN.
Nacpuisy's lIis.o-y ~ England, voume.
Al the aiUse looks III 10 sol As Tow they -
bought elsewhere by &C A4RIiN.
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NEURALGIA, one OF the most painful, as
well as debating diseases known to the hn-
man family, is readily cured by that popular
medicine, CARRTEBs SPANISH MIXTURE. Hun
dreds of persons have teatiicd that they have
found speedy relief from this distressing ufliic'
ton by the use Of the Mxeure after the most
skilful physicians had utterly failed to DO them
any good.
And for sale by
II. ALEXANDER, st. Clairsville
A. G. MARTIN, ST. Clairsville
Jas Baker. Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar. unioniown
Ge,.C Bethel, Flushing;
X. :. Clark, Morlistown.
II H. Moot, Barnesvllle.
Nj. =. Niles &Son Someron
And BY Dealers in Medicines everywhere,
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school BOOKS! school Books!
NcGHfey's Eclectic 5eries
RAYS ArthmeliC.
Tracy's
b'vis, Algebra.
Rays rart and 2.
keyto RAYS a'gehra pAn2.
BuliiOn', Latin Gremirs and q AiSr.
Comstnrk's Philosophy.
Harker's
Cutters rhysio'ogiss, M:chei,s Geozr6rhUs
BurritI's hsitcnomy. Wehsttt's S hooI Dcl .ona.
~. dbeTcroELIt's inie!'sciIG Fh!iosophy.
For sa!=hy &C. kAaTlN.
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Books In naner covers.
ASTAs EIMENT.

!AAE' ". cotuss, III } ssfare Aodrsw AiI.,nd"r
sgtiusl J. Z. 81 Ri-hsrd Town.
SL?PED 4 hX.cz. ror. } ship. Belmont County U.
OH the 18th fsy Of January 4. d. lsjG, said Justice
iasuei N order % aitgLhri iu thr EOys setion h,r
Ine saia Of i've dol .d a cents, ana soss al lLis
suit
81. ChirsvTe January a.. ls55.
9y LANES w IcII'Ea
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History of the Reign Of
Z III / LII p III.
BY wILLIAMH P2E'Corr,
In Two Volumes svo. with Portraits, Maps,G
MYTH THOUSAND NOW READY.

D-TThe Publishers desire TO call attention to few
extracts from criticism upon Mr.. rresc ITS last work
both f,o.n English and .7mercan sources:--
lonuOn .7theu@uml
In addition to IIs substantial value as a contrihu
tOn to the political, religious and social annals of
Europe il derives some OF its most admirable qualities
from ihe peculiar genius of The author. Ia warmly.
Coored sye--cear, flexible aud full Of variety--Mr.
Prescott nSrrates The incidents of ;fhllps reign His
story moves swiftly but is nowh re incomplete The
percentages ave well grUuped--the order of cirCum.
stances aud The order oftme. we'll Icconc ed-iIc
events neither col fused nor ISOLATED. The hook
at once pictorial and sober, critical and dramatic.
Boston Post
Attention becomes absorhed IL the story. II Is so
life like the scene de line s,ed to stand IN
sharp well defined lines before The minds eve. Such
An effect Is the result Of ebaacework. II OFT aimed
ouiy tpaaSg -tesa= sas se.asGt Igor ana bign de
of in lie thfuti w"sA otaarraOn. 1t H. only
masterhand that eau resure and, u w0re, trans.
gure tile Past, 10 maket live in perennial fresh.
ness and siiftle varie chords OF the human heart.
Puritan Rcco der
In everything pertaining to the work. particularly
In The grouping OF characters pnd the arrangement of
circumstances there is and symmetry and
uraIness which we scarcely expect 10 and IN
any other aullier.
The above work is for sale at the Chronicle Office.
Masonic Hail, buildings, kw doors Eas; of the Count
House.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE

OF THE
FUND OMMIsslONERs OF Bel
mont County Ohio. January 1885
10 wit. '-s' ...- -.-
ro,,, Awoun, received from state. $500 81 d
OF prtucipai paid Slate 46.lSf72
Fart OF princi al in Go. Treasury ls43,.2 4sOsO ~
The following arc the sums loaned to individ'
uaIs in the several Townships IN said C0un'
!Finshin, Tn. secured by Bond 3o5 60
Ris6i.nd Ioi! 80
yo;, yWsya' "" q" =" " {" 40 O. q
Total. a;U7 "a
Balance Of Stock remaining in the Bel.
mont Bauk at 81. tairsve. 1904 CO
Premium d Interest paid for said Stock $4,000
Amount advanced by County, 4ii1'h '090 81
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR.
Amount of c -sh oh hand per last report 5l.i3
principal received since s32O,eG
:" interest G35,a3 2c07 90
EXPENDITURES ron THE YEAR.
I Amount paid Slate PRINCIPAL in full ls43,92
'' interest llh5g
- " for printing report, 1000
d" Thomas Johnson fee as
Fund Commit 10j6
" ]. r. CharleswoTth az
Fund Commr. 1856
Balance of interest on hand. 1882 -
principal on hand. 52s,5i 1907 20
-
We certify that the above is correct statement and
exh ih OF the condition OF said fund, as appears from
tile Locks aud papers in The oihee Jan. 3lsi le5e.
JAS. +. CiARIESNORH,t
THOMAS JOHNSON, I Fund Comm-s.'
Feb 2sl ls5G VA
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To- Shares Boston L Worcesier Il L.
s,ock. $3.50 %
$50 shares Conn River Z Stock, lI,UtO 20
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Total Auoun, received from state, $500 o.
" OF principal paid STATE 4dlsI,72 -
Fart OF pTncii al in Co Treasury lt43,S2 4eu.O "