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MEDICAL DISEASES,

which affected the lungs, the spleen, the liver,
the heart, or other parts of the human organism
The lNPECTlNE is the natural antagonist of all
fevers, and when it comes in contact with the
skin, is absorbed by the interior organs, which
resist easily miasma and all tendencies towards
those maladies which PROSTATE the mind and
body with fevers.
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Fever and Ague result from numerous causes.
No place is exempt from the causes which pro-
mote the existence of the disease. That being
once seated in the system, induces depression Of
spirits, assitude languor pains, chlls, fever, and
q long train of disagreeable sensations, depriying
the patient of all energy, and reducing him or her
TO condition of
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the eminent medical and magical qualities of
which are instantly absorbed.
ALI TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE ANNI-
HlLATED IN A FEW HOURS2
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SEWING MACHINES.

PRICES REDUCED from Deer lst, to
S45 and Upwards.
"A Machine complete, with Hemmer, $45.
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INPECTINE /;
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND AGUE ExTERMINATEp.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEpY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEvERS.

s FOR ALL a
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MErHopIsr Book CONCERN,

Q " 5lgs..1oS010 5lg..o0 0furUpIIy St', 1NcW uIhs
Dear Brother Being in constant re
ceipt Of inquiries from our brethren res
Meeting 50 80 - .sfsela
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who MaksaMSp,

tFx,rncts from an editorial in tho New York worldl
"There is no peace there can IN be none
Ion any other basis than that Of respect for
constituted authority and submissiorto lav,l
They ,ch6 dsy Tie legally constituted qutl6f
ities-tcho bredk and trdmpH dorm the td,rs
l-pho hare stolen tI,e, property and fired at
He flag ef tle. Unions5 are, before God and
n,dl, responaJb jor rhGterar Of btoodshed
may resait from their ,cioked rebellion ~ o.
Let us have pcace----instant, perfect, last
ing peace bit only on nc BASH of sdbmissioa
and bbe,lience to Meldtrs That obedience
ge hare al sno,a to rcpdsrr--it is our simple
duty 10 renderit-.IT is THE IMPERATIVE DU-
TY oEPHE GbyEhsMENr no oaIEoURE TTors
Peace, on the basis of letting erery, eas aehp
chooses defy the ld,cs, resist The lats, bdn,pe
on the latcs, ,conid be stupenolous lie, a hid
cous mockay That is not peace achich
leads ineritaby Through laiclessncss 10 an
drchy '191bb loi 3
Who are for the Union, the Constitution,
and the enforcement ofthe la,cs? LETTHEM
SHOW 1T IN THE CRISIS NOW UPON US i
Thousands hare been talking of their dero-
ton TO the Union 4; NOW LET THEM BACK
THEIR WORDS by UBEpsly The Gorern.
nient Is about to pindicdte It's right to ertst
to assert its authority and set forth its po,o-
CT. Let as see tcho stands Nv Il, and who
proposelto substitute the Spanish-American
reign ofprohuncidn,a,tos and revolutions foi
the peaceful supremacy oflawl MARK THE
MEN WHO PROVE REeREANF IN THIS HOUR
OF OUR coUNTRY's s TRAIL
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efforts agaipst,seyenty hnlfstyyod end OK,
lia,iaed men, and they have sdctedded; ibut
whilst they have succeeded in reducing Fort
Sumter, thank God they have succeeded
also in nrbaaagAe lNofthltp Nehae bi
their dn.y, and -sbsl ledd, lons! aisasst usi-
versal shout is heard all over the North and
through the Border States, Jet the traitors
suffer the doom Of the traitar II TO5
To Arms { is tho watchword Ofthe Govern
ment, and the people by thousands and tons
of ,thopsands,are responding tos the call.
Nfoney,ahdmen ore rofferedto tie Govern
nent by States, by corporations, and by in
dividuals, and the almost universal sonti-
ment is the Government must be sustained
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TIM Globe Bank in Providence yesterday
offered Gov. Sprague a loan of $4,000 to
arm troops for the war, and the Bank Of
Commerce offered $4,000 for the same piir-
pose. Large offers have been made from
private persons. The Governors offer of a
regiment for, the dcfensepf Washington has
been promptly accepted by the Warpepart-
ment. The Rebel leaders at Montgomery
confidently expected Rhode Island to. join
their Confederation, but from present ap-
pearances they seem likely to be grievously
,s-,,E5 q ssa8 NJ
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y ~ sitsSs Sft rrttiinlssville hassffaais rails
edaConpany of 90 volunteers andtendered
their service to the Government to march in
"a hoprss re understand that Lieut., Col
Inns, gof BArnesxille, has also raised "a COM
plny, and BY q notice in another column, it
VII Hel seen that there is to be q meeting in
thisi placeon Saturday next, to form Com
pam, q Three companies for Old Belmont |!
.sd--Eapt Wa1laee's Company has just 1, :
ceiyed orders from, the Governor to march
On Eidayuilto-moTow]a at 10 O'clock for
washington. .E1chnihauu9 hJ5Eiifns't.5
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Belmont County, ohio, Probate e
-3'Mr Court. h s'iia rl'i sob
Petition to sell Real Estate to pay debts.

CHrIsT oYBER GAILAsHER and JoHs SLxvin, Ad-
ministSetors OF Simpna sRspp, deceased, vs..
PHItif RAfr, ASTHosf RArP and MARiA RArr
THE de PENDANTS. Philip .Rspp and Apthony
I Rapp, who reside In Germany, are hereby
iithdsy Of April. A. D 1ssfsfied pc ,ifios y
the PfoSate Court OF Belmont county. Chin,
Against the above named defendants % the be rs.
atlaw o fss ID Simon Rppp. deceased, praying for
the sale Of the following described real estate Of
seid decedent, 20 pay his debts, VIZ Lot No 2e IN
Tempersnceyile, in snid county. An order Of ssls
viii be nskcd Tor secordingIy on the i7ih day oi
May, 1861. CHRISTOPHER GAL.LAeBEn and
Inn. JoHs SLxvIs, -I.,I .,rr
Administrators of Simon Rapp, decd.
ID. D. Gwen, Attorney tor Plaintiff 'i''ii
April l6, 1851 IffGT hllI8 r rlPFH'N lw
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saHis@ 3qAq

IuUltaNll hiN 4S-r-| ~ aLAly ALL. ~ et it1H
d In Budgepor., on1le 3l d uL, our little
Nellie daeshlsr q Sharlst spt Sarah u Ihsaker and
II months and " daysaIsoN s1nuh vai iss,ss uiau
Whyshould wsihill Of loss in the departure Of our
dear little infantsih their budding sweeness'
90. had'st thou still on earth remained, ~ h''@"
Vision OF beauty, fair as brief. -
Perhaps thy brightness had been stained
M 4; sssy 1, s;Ss's (:
iHOGUE-Op tbe Iltb inst, of pipthsrIa, al the
residence Of her fhther In Union Township, Lizzie
Ann Hoge, in,the "a 4ihyear Of her age. LII II
o! how Lizzie will be missed 1t seems that
we can scarcely realize the fact that the Angel Of
Death has descended 80 slfidenly stpengus, and
plucked one OF our fairest fowers--that the voice
which lwaysbrought htiwkhiifksppiiess and sun
shine. heiinerey bs hesd By vsegsjn. Yes, she
will be missed by Jorge circle Of young asso.
ciates. who feel us though they Had lost sister
She wilt be emissed at the bedside of the afflicted
Who have lost a faithful friend but, most!ofai
aro und the ismiy hearth ihers is avoid which
no one else eodldtli. BdtFwhils We srieve tim
ons SO young and loyely should be taken from up Y
We have hlsc reason 10 rejoicei for most assuredh
she is happy. Hevery one cou ID die as sAs did
dsesh would be robbed Of all its ,errors, " eve
any one met death with composure, II was ou
Lizzie, She thpugh, throughout heg brief Hines
that she would never recover; and her advice b
friends and assurances u Affection To- those sh
loved weretouch ipg and ,besu,i.ul,B She bcsough
snto lise 90 that whom they must dc, isshouldb b
with calnnes and resign ,ion--to live so that the
shotId all meet her in Heaven. We have reaso
ieo m reioice that she nm axed m warn saeiv fro,
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sTHE Governor Of Massachusetts, Yesterday
received arequisi6o from the President Of
the United State for2, 600 troops, torepoft
themselves forthwith at Washington. In
tense excitement prevails at Boston, and
volunteers to the number of 10000 had al
ready offered their services. Among them,
Gen Ben. Butler, distinguished Demo
cratic politician.
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CHARLESTON, April l9.-The Federal
feet stopped three vessels which were COM
ing into this harbor last evening One of
the vessels displayed the Spanish flag, one
the, British and the other tho Anerican en-
sign. They were detained a short time and
then allowed to proceed. II is understood
that the feet has determined to interfere no
more with our commerce until further orders
from w ashington.S VI fEtl Il
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q Gov WAsHBtRs of Maine, IN reply to
the requisitien o Thy Secretary 9f War for
troops, replied .gssSMainei snyill respond
promptly to your call. The people of this
State Of all parties will rally with alacrity for
thefnaintenance of the Government and the
defence of the flag"
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REAnINGi Pa Anril L. :

J. The Ringold Flying Artillery of Reading,
Capt. james Mcknight with 1853 men and
four field pieces, having received o arequsition
from the Governor this morning, set out
this evening at clock, for Harrisburg, the
place of rendezvous They are the first
PennsyKanians in the field. - .l,si
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9ff0cH ,ncnf.

a GRECO, Admr, vs.. JOSIAH MADDEN
REFoRE Jsnkln.on wagh,, Justice Of The Peace Of
yosnen Townsfp, Belmont county. Ohio. Va
oroer Of sschmcnt3n The shove scton for tsvshiyHvs
doilsrs debt snd khc<n dollars probable costs -
A,,;, "a ,sep ~ A. NJ 0aEco, Adminisus,g.r.y
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JOHN CoYoDE, M. g., Of Pennsylvania,
has offered Gov. Curtin, $50, 900 of the loan
authorized by the State TO equip troops, and
some merchantsof Pittsburgh have offered
q similar sum-. iHsurresst isloo'a
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FLOYD and his solaborers in the Secession
cause, find it harder to carry Virginia, than
they did to carry the United States funds
they stole. sN helhw 10. .alIl N a7oi- Tnn oi
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ygngftuo1 PHILADELpHIA, April Is.
The Second regiment, second brigade,
Col. Conrey commanding, rendered their
services to the Government this evening.
This segipientwill he 1000 strong. i,
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BosTeN, April Il9. The city authorities
haye appropriated Faneuil Hall for the use
Of the troops and the stars and stripes are
now flying oyer the cradle of Liberty IN
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!#an.iilf,a,.

.NERF4-G GIFEIN-O ihe llih inst, by Rev. H. Parks.
Mr. Conrad Nsf and bliss Agnes Giin, both of York @
NsoNnMuRDockAo the 'is,h inst. ,byRev
J. /, Deems NJ Jos Mfkb.soa aud Miss Arms q Muir
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Notice

5.sJ, oti;g N Office -'< ''
rs HEREBY GIVEN thai. an applica ton will
L be made to His Exec cheney, WIN Dennison,
Govern0r Of the State Of Ohio PRAYING for the
pardon Of SAUL e. RuGGLES. Nho Nas con.
yictsd Of the c,ime Of burglary, at the Summer
Term, A, D., 1889, Of, ,he Court Of Common rlsas
9f BslnonI county, Ohio. and sentenced by said
C6uri io,,he Penilentiary y bf the term of5years.
April II 1851. Duifu' 'HVin "a H'4i ~ St
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oslTQTAL. .;i,+,-nei,es.ss.so.n ::s.sS5O
The total number of subscribers tn the
6Ncts& Citizen, 10 thig COMFY tsI,.adO
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: - ~ -T7 W. I'lIsl >
No. is. s'', AN AU'r

No. Is. t..if AN ACr f,''.-. Id. +, ,i.,I..
DO amen nd an act entitled ''an art to amend the
act entitled an act regulating appeals to the
district court" pissed arch ~. lsb7.g lof
Sectioni. Belt enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That section two
Of an act entitled sct to amen the act enti.
tied aes act resulsting sppeais to thedistIict
as to reed d fellows, Section 2. When, an order
dischargips ap order d attaehpsnt is made,
aud any patty affected Sthereby, shall except
thereto, ths court or judge thall fix the number
| of days, not to exceed thirty, In vhichl such
party may die hid pstitloa In error during which
| time the property attached shall be held by the
sheriff or other ofacst, dufing which period tie
petition in error shall bs< filed, and the party
ilipg the same shall glsssn undertaking 70 the
proved oy the clerk l6f ike district court in
| double the amount OF t1t appraised value Of the
| property attached, sotGitioned to pay said ad
verse party oil damages sustained BY such party
In eonseQ Qusnce OF the fling Of said petition in
error Id the svent that iaid order Of attachment
shall be discharged by the ceurt Id which said
i petition In error shall be filed as having been
wrongfully obtained. And when such Petition
in error Is 6led, and $n undertaking given as
herein provided, said sberf, or other ofiicer,
shall continue sto, hold The property attached
/, SEQ. e.. That the original section two Of the
act or which this is endatory, be and the same
10 hereby repealed. -. :.
d g.ssciG This i.s.shall tske elIso. Yaua bs j
'0''' lfIffai III fnP ri issii6aaSDS. PARSONS,
l,no. svssksrlo the House e. :Rspgssents,iseS
l.ss,1 rs hus ssamlaGiDq oBERI Co KIRK IL
|. .FGSTHMqIIJ .a Presidents Of the ssnats1a
Passed February 10, lssi.sI9i'H ,Is,lis uiek
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arl SHERIFFS SALE.
J. n. Turner, administrators,
WIN. Cass and John Daken.

i i'a4 VIM. Cass and John Daken. n
QY virtue Of an order Of sale TO me directed
ID from the courl Of common plsas OF Belmont
cuun ~, Ohio. will offer for sale, at tho front
door Of the court house. IN 81. ClsirsyilIe, on fi
Tuesday, the 2sh day ef May, 1851, I'd
between the hours Of 10, NJ, and 4, p. NJ of said
day. the fol low ing real ess ic to wit, Situate in
The county OF Belmont and State OF Ohio beiup
tow n lots known and numbered as follows /. lG3.
l64. l65. l66 and l67 IN Wallace's addition To the
town Of Marlinsvlle; als-. ioi No. in Cass's i'd
dition to the town Of Martinsre; also all the fol-
lowing picco or parcel Of ground. Wis Beginning nt
Ibe eurner Of town lot No l39 in WaiIace's ad.
Jition TO the town of Mauinsy lille, extending
along the Eastl inc of the street l3s feet 10 the
boundary line between The lands of Joel Wood
and John w aliace, and being one hundred and
fourteen feet deep. running parallel with the
aforesaid lot 1879, and extending from ihe North
East corner Of said lot l39 on he alley one hun
dred and twenty mine feeL. ll29) more or less, to
the boundary line aioresaid between the lands Of
Joel Wood and John Wallace, containing one
third Of sn acre, be the same more or less. iA
Appraised as follows-- 1Gid f%'w t-Jhl ia ui
Lot No. is3ats q Lot No. is1 ats 5.5|
: iss iss at. at. The fraction OF land at
r .lts. = VIZ, Sheriff Of Bel county. o.
sherifs Office, 81 Clairsvilla, Apri. Is. lssl.--
W. W a-+UA#a.H
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HbID TtE FORTS. AT Union meeting
of Bedford county Tenn, the following res
olution, among others, was adopted: ~ GO
Z, Resolved, That while we concur in the
greatest moderation, forbearance, and kind
moss of the Federal Government toward the
seeded States, believing them to be'the
victims of mereiless conspirators and uspr-
pers, we at the Same tine deprecate the
abandonment or the surrendered ssyliShts
that can be successfully and permanently
maintained against any odds. l5 We think
lhsthap to hold the forts that capnbe thus
held, aud collect the rcvenuc, Is 10 strength
en- rebels and 70 disheartefl and weaken pa
triots, and that more ID not hecessary to Give
the people a, chance ttoo expel their tyrants
from power and place. iV'
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80 - ahave this 1day run up the Stars
and. Stripes akitbs head qfoar columns and
otef1dr ot6doaai'noo 30 10 isoK .m5isy,
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yaaegsNicM MILtAN PAsDoNEp.---A Nc
Miihp aSbf q the PShitentiary from this
county short timeago, has been pardon
ed Wy 'Goys DenpisuIuo i'a1o Ialierp 9nO
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-mb6srEemher' sexRminatiop, at the usanl
place. on Saturday, the'g 'g7th inst.d ,,,hiaiT
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Do NOT yeaDsto lupdegatq her importance.
Dr. thd hsitsblehess VI retRinipe Ter loyal
attachment 10 the Constitution and the
Union. Her action in this crisis Is unques-
tiQDably, of xcry great importance. to the
whole country but tis Of infinitely greater
70 harself Sh4 must aot expect
the world TO ignore her own interest in the
Issue, nor to regard her as governed solely
BY motives Of transccndental phiIanthrophy
y datiSs ths coiIse hs tasyl ppaseJ Sic has Y
promote her welfare, whether she will
flourish better under the Constitution Of the
United States, or hrder that Of tho heN
Corksddfney whethet Her tiAAph win Fed
more security, ty,-whcther their taxes will be
lighter and thcirenterprise better rewarded,
III the one case chan in the other. These
are questionso of immediate practical import
ance to the people Of Virginia, and the
sooner Che. Ooii,ention devotesi its special and
careful attention to their, consideration, the
sooner viii it meet tie Real exi gencies Of the
crisis, and perform the specific duty for
which twas conyened ELNey York Tines
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yMERXFE'S S.aLE.
.f1i Berger aud Holman

August Schram ct u.
RY virtue Of 90 order Of Hls 70 me dirs~sod
- from the court Of eonpssS pess Of Bsi1uoat
county Ohm, Will offer fpr ssIs q ths isons dsoS
Of the court house in's u ClsirsviIle, on " 81
TUESDAY, May 7, 1897, 49,
between the hours II, "A. ~, and 4, ?. H., OF ssid
day,the follow ing real estate TO wit situate In the
county OF Belmont and Stass Of Ohio, and In Bell
s,s ss,s r. . a1sSS s,,y and ds'lgn,|ss ss s'
Appibistd tsiloef Terms ois sAie tdsfi w
nllily1 NNl Tfi N p1s sisP. .3IgOCHART.sti
$500 hlufl u 6iesif end sSsrisl Nasser. 4.
nishssif sfcs- 81 Claizsy W, Apal 4, iaSL !,
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D18l 4 gssSssy SSsy N !. ss;sFH lailqs
a fspe sIlesssa h.sps.ff
.b6-A.-NA ~, H.
LAWScO,F0 OHIO.
Pusaist1sd 6y sthsrity.

No.9. AN AcI ~ "a
To amend ssesIsn ave d % xst entitled "sn
act to prssidsfsr tbS ssnsl. snnusi- selisc ,ion
Of taxes. pss.sa Avsit 4, -. As4a
bly, " " et4t> ef Ohio, TN ssstieu nys sf the
&c: & sss ssss s:s,s., !: ss.
any ,>tyy ofrtA allals, shsitt'sss Be psl(on or
lOesqfs ~ tvsssiss ~ of Dsssebsr 40 each
yeaH g. lyjlsebsd ~ Issssss or otbsrwi, psior
TO tho Fet< <esfy Qssss1t a. sstAorissd by
this act. pspb blsy = tesnsy per scut tksrton
;s: 3 ~ ley e ~ sss; z tse
ding he fsIssisi tAif " sush fsxss 81 Ill not
bspaid On a. tef6rs the fwcntisth or Juns next
tlfsrea ftpf ey <ettete5 BY distrsss or Otherwise
prior TO the next August settlement, the same
penalty shall be cssrged on ssidI last half Of
said taxes, and the aho6nt oftbe whole togeth.
or shall cohsiton the Delinquent taxes onysuch
reaf ss.ats 10 be collected la the ,nshhsp thst ID
or may be preseribsd- by law. And IL the
amount Of sush deunqbent tsxes aud penalty
together with one half Of the taxes charged
against such real estate for the currept yesr,
shall not be paid on or before the tweh tieth day
Of December Of the sarne year, the said delinl
quent taxes and pennlty, and the vbsfs of the
taxes of tho current year shall be due and be
collected BY, the sale OF such real estate 10 The
manner that 10 or may be authorized ~ law;
and 10. case the frst half Of the taxes cHafged
upon any real estate shall be paid on, or before
the twsnteth day Of December ns provided In
| this act, hut the remaising half thereof shall
not be psid on or before ths- twsniiAih asy oI
June next thereafter, or be collected by distress
or otherrjse prior to the pext August settlsmen.
as providod I'M this act. ithsp the same penalty
shall be added TO sueb unpaidtaxes. and the 80 ne
shall be treated 40 deliuqucet taxes, Nc provided
| IN this act, and with tho taxes Of the curren,
year collected by the sale Of such real estate "a
aforesaid. GlfL. n lfftl 0i W .ltlnq Tol
\ Sec. 2. That the original section hvs or said
act, be and the came is hereby repealed i1ss ID
| See. 3. This act shall take effect and be II
| force from and after its passage.
II .lca1u RlCHARD, @. PARSONS,
.oD Speaker Of the House n. Reprssentatiyss e.
",,i "a, ~, ... Precedent of the Senate.
Passed February I, 1885, ,5,saJ H'1 Il ,s .I
No. 10. Gr,b AN ACT S, e D',l',5i l %, i.sa y,
10 repeal all special acts Of incorporation whioi
hihave not been accepted oraeted upon q %.
| b6sctisn i.yB Be 1t enacted tb5 the General AZ
sembiy Of the State of Ohio, That ALI spseia
acts Of incorp oration in force in this State which
have not been accepted or acted upon, be ant
the same are hereby repealed. q ,i.rs ~ "a
| Sec. Q. This act allthks effsst upon its pes
sage. lIy
! RICHARD C, PARSONS,
| Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.,
| ROBERT G. KIRK,
| NNT rHg President of the Senate.
| Passed February z, 1881. - ff
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= Stpherc will be s meeting Of the Board
1f sRs' BMoht cspnS, eAgtiqultprai 50
siety,sn Saturday the athy Of this month.
BY order ofthe Boarh elH,itoai deHs
C .W-sCAapart Saoratary
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r9 ~ The Ame4TT 4Tia ican, faag Viii be hoisted
over the Gqurt Hebss .9ne that day, and a
good Band aoof music will be present, ,asi,gg.
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Making appropriation Tor the payment of the
il9-luJ lHli Temporary Loan 1'I 't'iffi@l
Section I. Be It ens-tsd by the General As
Treasury belonging to the sinking fund for the
payment Of the eIprpcipal of the Temporary loau
maturing March !, 1861, and the in tcrest
thereon, the sum of three hupdrei, and fifty six
thousand three hundrsd dollars. u lii" s.aIl 'aHl
This act shall take eIect on its psssaesd M
iea7 ggi,,i RICHARD O. PARSONS, iqih
m Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
49,, ..,' ...',.. ROBERT c, KIRK, Id
3. President ef the Senate.
Passed February IA, 1851. ~ Di,eiI Pig
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18

AUDITORS OFFYcE, BELMONT Co, I
ST.. CLAlRsvILLE, Ohio, April lS, 1861,
| certify that have compared the fore
going Laws with the copy furnished me by
the Secretary Of State, and that l find them
''''S 'Or s'r 9. II PooRMAN,ef +,
ns' y. - -. as7 Auditor Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18

Nancy Hoimss,ies d .sg5 j5sis.l9
PY virtue OF an order Of sAls 70 ne dirsetsx
- from the court Of commsn plsss of Bslmsnt
county, Ohio. will offer ior saIs. at ~ froE<
door Of the Court loese, on, ooigiL /, ~.