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Bridgeport Locals.
BRIDGEPoRT, March 4, 1851
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

BRIDGEPORT, March 4, 1861.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
For some months past, this community,
in common with the rest of mankind, has
been much exercised in relation to the dis
tracted condition of the "Model Republic. -
"Secession," coercion, 'Critenden's pro-
position, ''the Constitution and the laws, -
have been the themes of daily discussion
among men of all classes. But all at once,
Oil has been found on the troubled waters.
South Carolina is forgotten Major Ander-
son and his gallant band are ignored, and
oil, OIL oil, and nothing but OIL is heard
from "dewy morn to dusky eve. Com
panies are organized, and others are being
organized, for the purpose of boring Bridge
port and the country round about full O
holes, in order to let out the oil which il
supposed to be imprisoned in tho bowels o
old mother earth, Immediately beneath us
So much has been said about oil within the
few days past that one almost begins tofee
greasy. That grease may be found here w
have no doubt; for at least half the yea
our very streets are slipperyas grease itsey
Several lots Of ground in, and in the i'm
mediate vicinity of this place, have beel
leased, on which boring will be commence,
shortly.
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BRIpaEpoRT, o. Feb. 25, 1866


Mr.. EDITOR As I was travelling in the
Eastern part of the county, I had occasion
to stop in the town Of Bridgeport. Having
heard, while there, of an exhibition at a
school house about two miles West of town,
availed myself Of the opportunity of at
tending; and in justice to the teacher (R.
L. Leech) and scholars, we would say, Of
the many exhibitions we have attended, we
never saw the exercises more properly con-
Quoted, or satisfaction more generally rem
dered. The house was handsomely deco
rated with wreaths of various kinds. AT
the close Of the exercises the teacher made
an eloquent yaledictory address to his schol-
ars, and the directors and patrons of the
school. The evening being fair, a large
number was in attendance. After the ex
hibition closed, We returned to our lodging
in good humor, fully convinced that Tight
Town" is not such a bad place after all;
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leaths.
On Friday, March lst, JAMES c., only
child of Andrew and Carrie Alexander, aged

On Friday, March lst JAMES c., only
child of Andrew and Carrie Alexander, aged
4 weeks fa
"Suffer little children, and forbid them
not to come unto me, for of such is the
kingdom of heaven"
DIED-On the 2lst ult, at her residence
in Bloomington, ILL.,, Mrs. EMILY s..
SENSENEY, wife of John w. Senseney,
and daughter of Jacob Neiswanger decd
in the 3lst year Of her age. on
Some considerable time since her physical
constitution began to show signs Of decline,
and she was impressed that her lungs were
hopelessly diseased She resigned her
self to the will of God Tn early life she
united herself with the Presbyterian Church
and remained an acceptable member thereof
till death. During her sickness she had the
blessed and comforting evidence that she had
not served the Lord in vain, and she often
spoke Of the comforts of religion. Her end
was peaceful and triumphant. 1rs
She has left husband, five children, an
afflicted mother and many friends to mourn
their loss. ,...
Her remains were brought to st. Clairs-
vile, and inferred in the Presbyterian bury
ing-ground, where her father, sister and
other friends repose Con-.
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rsA.SHARP.--Thc Editor of the Gazette
has, for the want of something real in the
Presidents Inaugural to find fault with, writ
ten about quarter Of column Of sharpmat-
ter on typographical error. The word ser
want has been reported sovereign, and the
Gazette is in wonderful trouble about it.
Be easy, johnny, corrected copy reads.
BY the frame of the government under
which we live this same people have wisely
given their public servants but little power
for mischief, and have with equal wisdom
provided for the return of that little to thor
own hands, at very short intervals.
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EaT MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were granted by the
Probate Court during the month of Feb:
James Jeffers and Mary Okey;
William Springer and Sarah A. Nickson;
Thomas Reed and Sarah Jane Coffland
Samuel Riley and Mary Jane Phillips
X. r. Highleyman and Marg. H. Brady;
Gabriel Newby and Elizabeth Green;
Francis NJ. Miller and Mary Il. Scatterday
John w. Parker and Elizabeth Rice
John Oneacre and Louisa Scwegot;
John Robey and Rebecca Bali
Henry 9. Bond and Isabella Pcregay;
Jesse Cook and Nancy Graham;
Stephen Bricker and Ann M. j. johnson
Ephroim Trimbleand Amanda NJ. Sterling
Samuel Satterthwait and Anna Vanlaw;
James b. Hall and Elizabeth j. Bright
Jacob Stines and Nancy Richardson;
Oliver G. Tarbet and Sarah Il. Mccormick
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nee. .PngsrpENr's INAuouRAL-We sue

n@-PREsIDENT's INAUoURAL.-We sue
ceeded in laying before the readers of the
CHRoNIoLE ,(except some of those who live
in Bridgeport, Martinsville, and on the
Southern route,) this anxiously looked
for document, IN aeUddee ofdH competition.
This was done, in some cases, by special
mail arrangements, without regard to cos(
We intend the CHRONICLE to be ahead Of
;all papers in the county, as a medium for the
conveyance of early news, if our friends will
continue to give us the proper encourage.
iment. f .r,oaa. s.,
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town..
s6-Tho Court of Common Pleas convene

p@-Tho Court of Common Pleas convened
on Tuesday, at o'clock, p. NJ. No Judge
being present, the bar placed Judge Cowen
on the bench, who proceeded to call the
docket.
Judge Okey having arrived, the Grand
Jury was called, sworn and charged, and
some other miscellaneous business transacted
when the Court adjourned for the day.
To-day "wednesday the Court convened
at o'clock, and was occupied all day in
hearing cases and disposing Of motions. No
jury cases were tried.
The Grand Jury has an unusually small
number of cases before it and will probably
adjourn to-day.
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r%THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. The
March number Of this great Magazine, the
monarch" of the monthlics, is upon oui
table. The following is the table of con-
tents. German Universities, The Profes-
sor's Story; Gymnastics; Land-locked ;
Two or Three Troubles; Harbors of the
Great Lakes; The Man who never was
Young The Men of Schwyz A Nook Of
the North; Behind the Mask; Diamonds
& Pearls, & Reviews and Literary Notices.
The Publishers announce that in the May
number of the Atlantic will be the opening
cf'apter Of new story from the pen of Mrs.
Stove, entitled "Agnes of Sorrento.
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Sherif's Sale.

James r. Hunt vs. Jesse White, ct al
DY virtue OF mandate to me directed from the
ID court Of common pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the from door of the
court house in ST ClairsviIle, on
Friday, March %, 1861,
between hehours of 10 A and NJ of said day
the following real estnte, described as follows, TO
wit; Beginning for the same 43 60-I00 perches
nor IN OF the southeast corner Of the south east
quarter OF section 81. township g and range 0 -
thence north TO station ~ 81 S0-I00 perches -
thence north IS 1913 west so 90 100 perches 20 sta!
ton s. thence south 30te west 81 20 100 perches to
station 4 In the centre Of tha road; thence south
35io eas, iS 7s-l00 perches to the place Of begin
ming, containing two t2) acres with the appuite.
nances ihereunto belonging. w
Appraised at the sum Of $500.
Terms of sale cash. p, LOCHARY.
Specinl Master.
shenH's eiiee, ST. Clsirsvills, February alst
| 1861. st printers foes $A,S
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peA-WE are under obligation TO Robert
Harper, Of Bcllair, o. s. Holloway of Flush
ing, j. b. Ward of Kirkwood township and
John Hammond, Of Mead township, for
clubs Of subscribers, and would say to each
Of the readers Of the CHRONICLE go thou
and do likewise. Wehave made up our mind
that we oughtto have 1900 subscribers and
will not be satisfied with less. The sooner
therefore you send them to us the better:
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sS-FrELp NorEs AND ONO CuIrIv.

s&rFIELD NOTES AND ONO CUIuvA-
TOR. In our advertising columns this week
will be found the prospectus Of Col. Harris
"good old Ohio Cultivator, and that other
most excellent Agricultural weekly, Field
Notes. Col Harris has been so kind as
to send us the back numbers of Field
Notes" We have inspected them careful
ly, and gladly give that periodical a front
seat among the Agricultural publications o.
the United States. The Agricultural ar
ticles in, ''FieldNotes' are of immense value
to every farmer in the countryside hvt
stock department is excellent, while in. the
literary department is found the cream O.
our American literature. ...AJ
Accept our thanks for the back numbers
Col. (ah, pardonnes moi,) Gen. Harris
and do not fail to let us see the genial fact
of "Field Notes every week. We can
do without it.
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State of Ohio, Belmont Co., S..
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Pickens
vs..
Lewis Perkins.

Lewis PERKINS.
THE Defendant, Lewis Perkins, a non.resi.
i dent Of the county and State aforesaid, will
take notice that on the 18th Of February, 1861,
there was filed by the plaintiff petition in the
Office of the Clerk Of he Court Of Common Pleas
in and for Belmont county, Ohio, the object and
prayer Of which is to obtain . Judgment against
The defendant for the sum Of S205.25, with inter-
est upon said sum from January 3lst, 1856.
The claim in said petition is founded upon a
regularly certified transcript oi q judgment Of the
Court Of Common Pleas in and for Owen county /,
Indiana, and upon which said judgment the
above sum, with interest as aforesaid, is due the
piaintlf. Also, to subject the defendants inter-
est in the following described property to the pay
pnent Of the above Claim, 10 wit. Situate In the
county Of Belmont and State Of Ohio, and being
in section 20, township 5, range 4, and being the
south. east quarter Of said section, containing l59
acres, more or less the defendants interest being
the undivided one-sixth part Of said tract, sub
Iect 70 the dover Interest of Elizabeth Perkins. -
His said interest appraised at 5000 90
The defendant is hereby notified that he is re-
quired to answer the petition aforesaid BY the
10th day Of April, 1851.
Witasss d. g. ADAMS,
| Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas.
L. DAETosp, attorney for plsintiG
February 90, 1861, fd ~ ew
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rsy-N- understand that the mcondi,io

rWN eundarstand that the "ncond''.on
al Nason naa. of Warren Township held Q
meeting on last Saturday for the purpose o.
nominating ticket to run against the mon
grel ticket nominated by "all those who are
opposed to the Republican party"
The following gentlemen were nominated
Trustees ashington Buchanan, Wm
T. Meek and John Howard.
Treasurer Hiram Hibbard.
C2erk-James Thompson.
Assessor-Jacob Hager. ;.
Constables-Moses Ferren, Jesse Lewis.
All goodmen and true, pledged to support
the Administration and the Union as it is.
w. Il. Meek was a Bell man and jesse
Lewis Democrat.
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Saturday, March 16, 1861,
Barnesville
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

BARNESVILLE, bel. Co., o.
TIME terms Of this institution commence re.
l. s?ectivey on the second Monday in August,
the first Monday in November and the second
Monday in April.
Facilities given for acquiring thorough English
and Classical education equal TO any other insli-
tuition. Superior advantages offered to young
men preparing themselv 8 for teachers. Students
accommodated with ooms in the institution, and
those W ishing to board themselves can Go so with
advantage. Board furnished at 81 per week.
Tuition in common English, per quarter, S5, 90
in higher English and Classical, $500.
aeTFor further particua rs address
c. w. DAVENPORT, A. M,
fc2Seow9' Principal.
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,sy-THosE of our readers who wish t

nTTHosE of our readers who wish t.
purchase anything in the Plow, Stove, Hard
ware, copper, Tin and Sheet-iron ware
line willao well to call on Thos. G.. Culber
son at Bridgeport, where they can purchase
anything they may want in his line of bust
ness as cheap as they can buy.in Wheeling
Wesee no reason why our people should con
tinue to carry their money to Wheeling OIL
elsewhere to purchase what they want
when we have men of energy in our midst
doing business, with capital, that pays tax in
Ohio. >rA5--- - Ftt
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It's new attire. Its decidedly one Of the
neatest county papers in the State, and If
one Of its correspondents 1 prosy and prolix,
you instile life enough into the remainder
Of it to make IL thrice welcome visitor
May you meet the support your energy de-
serves, at all times, is the sincere wish Of
BEI.MONT
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUNTY,
SS.-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Administrators Notice.
Petition for Divorce.

NJ Office is hereby given that at the Probate
In court for Belmont county the undersigned
has beon appointed and qualified as adrainistralsT
de bonis non Of the estats OF t.l i9l8,e
JOSHUA LAMP, Deceased,
ate OF Bemont county. Ohio r-i
ALI those indebted to said estate sre 10
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified 10 present tbep for
settlement within one year tro.m tlris dats.
PHIL0 MEAD, Adm'r de bonis non.
February %, 1861. Hlf 1.I 8a H TT
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Martried.

At the Lewis House, on theeRh ult., by
the Rev. John Moffat, Mr.. a]fAVER q.
TURBET and Miss SARAH II. McCOR-
MICK. l..r.l
FEBRUARY 28th, by Rev. 8. Y. Kennedy, Mr..
Samuel SATERTHWAIT to Miss ANNA
VANLAW both ofLoydsville.
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sWNumbers of threatening letters are
still sent to Mr.. Lincoln by cowardly enem-
les, who may be Interested in knowing that
their mean missiyes are quietly consigned to
the flames, without giving the least concern
to the person most interested, or being any
longer source of annoyance to his family
who are not permitted TO sec them. fsso
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lw-WE call attention to tho advertise
ment of G. r. Wilson, in another column.
He has purchased the St, Clairsville nursery,
and offers for sale at fair prices splendid
assortment offruit trees. We have lately been
through this nursery and can say that his
trees are all that he claims them 10 be.
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MASONIC and 1. O. O. F.CALENDAR

MASONIC and I. o. o. F. F.CALENDAR
St. Cisirsville Chapter, No. IL, Royals
Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening
IN or after the full moon.
EUGENE HAGLE NJ. r. IT,. r.
D. q. EKiswAEuER, Secretary.
Belmont Lodge, No. 10, Free anS Accepted Ma.
cons. meets every Wednesday evening on or prsce-
W KENNoN, W. M.
b. G.. kEiswAsGRR, SecretaryJ IL
Mystic Lodge, No. 100, l. o. o.
L. POND Secretary. Wa
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State of Ohio, Belmont Co., s..

Probate Court in and for said County-Pe-
tition filed for an Order to Sell Real Estate.
John JACKSON, Administrator of
- Thomas Jackson, deceased, with the will
annexed, filed this petition in said cour, for an
order TO sell real estate hereinafter described to
pay certain legacies anc debts of said Estate, on
the 18th day of February, 1861.
Notice ia hereby given to the nonresident de-
fendants, to wit: William Jackson, Rebecca Ma
gle and Franklin Nagle, her husband of the
State OF Iowa, james Jackson, Of the State Of
Kansas, William NJ. Wilson, OF the State OF Wiz.
her husband, Of the State of Minnesota, and i
joined us defendants, with Joseph jackson, John
Jackson. Jr., Thomas jackson, Mary McMAsters
and DR. William McMasters, her husband, Lydia
Weekly and ELoch G. Weekly her husband DR.
William Wilson, Charles R. Wilson, and the
George Wilson, John Wilson. Charles Wilson,
Barbara Wilson and Thomas II. Genin, Esq., oil
Belmont county, Ohio, and Andrew jackson,
Samuel jackson, ThomasJ J. Hall aud Elizabeth
Pearson. Of Monroe county, OHIO. The object
and prayer OF tho petition is to obtain an order to
sell the following real estate, situate lying and
being in Smith township, Belmont county Ohio,
adjoining the town OF Centreyille, in said county,
described as follows, to vii. 1t being known as
| the North end Of the tract Of land owned and
occupied by the late Thomns Jackson, In his life
time, it being the remainder Of a certain quarter
Of section of land granted and conveyed by James
Monroe, President Of the United States, by his
| letters patent dated at Washington City on the
10Th day of August, A. D., 1924, and recorded in
volume Al, page 246. Said remainder of TIE said
North end contains II acres, be the same more
or less Reference to said petition will fully ex-
plain where full and accurate description are
| given from the original patent. All Of the said
defendants are further notified that unless they
appear und answer said petition by the sixth day
oil April next, A. D., 1861, tina: said petition will
be taken true, and an order o sale of tho pre-.
misses ordered accordingly.
JOHN JACKSON,
Administrator with the will annexed,
BY his attorney, VIM. P. Simpson.
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Dissolution.

TINE partnership heretofore exciting between
Il Francis Davis and Willum J . Bates under
the firm OF Bales & Davis, was dissolved on tbs
first day Of April. 1860. GOOSE.
The books and papers OF The firm are In The
hands oi Francis Davis, who is authorised % hsct-
lie the same. FRANCIS DAVIS,
Feb. 81, 1861, 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
l N pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court
i Of Belmont county, Ohio, made on the sth
day of May, A. D., 1860, the undersigned Admin
istrstors Of the estate ef Lindley NJ. Holloway.
decd, Will on the
Ninth Day OF March, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. N. and N,
on said day, offer io sale OIL the premises or in the
town Of Flushing, the following prope rites, viz.
Lot No. AZ, with dwelling, old store.roo and
stable, and also splendid FARM, 2 miles East
Of Flushing, lying on the Uniontown road. in
Wheeling township, containing
ESQ ACRES,
more or less beautifully situated, with pretty good
dwelling house, good barn, good orchard and well
watered-in fact one Of the best stock farms In
the neighborhood.
1TAny person wishing to purchase will please
come md look before day OF sale.
TERNs OF SALE Oue-thrd In hand and the
balance in two annual payments, with interest
and approved security. al
DANIEL HOLLOWAY,
c. + HOLLOWAY, Admins.
February I, 1861. ieJ7td
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s6yrTeachcr's Examination Saturday,
March l6, 1861. Grammar and Geography
in the forenoon. Reading and Arithmetic
in the afternoon. ,t-
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HA-Tho Commissioners of Belmont county
are now in session, and will be during this
and next week. Any person having bust
ness with them will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
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Field NOtes 3
A Current Chronicle Of Outdoor Affairs.

A Current Chronicle Of Outdoor Affairs.
ENCOURAGED by the great success Of the Ohio Cul-
l. ivator, and to meet more fully dcmand for intel
ligence of passing events relating 70 Rura Affairs
commenced issuing the LIST Of Ianuury and publish
Large First-Class w celly Paper,
Devoted TO the scope Of PrecticaI Farming Affair
as he retofore given in the Ohio sxrspr and bssides
this give complete Market ReporS Nopces q Sales I'm
portaons Exchanges and STATISTICS Of Live stocx stnnd
ing and Performances Of Horses, Notices Of Agricultural
Societies. all manner OF Field News, Adventures in III.
Saddle, Shooting, Fishing and Manly sporss, with choos
and liberal lunch of Family Miscellany.
YIELD NOTES will be a large, donble eight-pag,
sheet published every week. jumping alive with rich an.
funny things which we dare not put "a ss Ohio Cnv.
who desire 10 subscribe II for getting up clubs.
TERMS: Single copy, 90 year i've copies for Ss
every Climb OF ten. Payment a. usual In advance.
mari .. d. HARRIs, Editor, Columbus, o.
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PAY uPi PAY uRl

"A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 10
~ me on subscrHion to The Belmont Chron
icle, OF Tor sdvertisin9 or otherwise, will confer
great favor by settling at tteir earliest convent
encc. A little effort on tho part Of friends whom
l have trusted from year to year, will save me
j will take Wheeling notes, os Welt ss mo- On
any specie-paying banks.
Persons can settle at any time at The Chronicle
office.
NV accounts at HESpRYsBuRrH and Srwnis-
VILE sss left In the hands of X. Ridgeway, and
at MoRRisrows with Lippinco Il g. Son.
fe4 d. THOBURN.
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Sherif's Sale.

Josephus Walker vs.. James McConaughey, ct al.
DY virtue Of a vcndi TO me directed from the Court Of
ID Common Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, the residence of Aaron Glass, in Flushing
township, Belmont county, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 16, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, ~ and o'clock,
Of said day, the following property, TO wit;
3head Of Horses, 2 Yearling Colts, head OF Mich
Cows head Of Steers, yearlings head Of Hogs,
threshDg Machine and Cleaner one-horse hreshing
machine, 20 acres OF Wheat in the ground one lot Of
oats lot OF barley and large LOT Of terms
sale cash. p. LOCHARY,
Sheriff Of Belmont county. Ohio.
Sherid>s Office, ST. Clairsville, Feb p, :s6i.-s2
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s(SThe Pittsburgh Annual Conference
Of tho Methodist &. Church will meet in
McConnelsyille, Ohio, on the Goth inst.
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Administrators Notice.

~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i Y at the Probate Court for Belmont county the
undersigned has been ap pointed and qualified as Al
ministrators of the estate OF
Rebecca A. Hammond, deceased,
late OF Belmont county.
All those indebted TO said estate are requested ts
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate arc notified to present them foI
settlement within one year from this date.
Feb. p, 1-el. ROBERT COCHRAN, Admir-.
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rey'ELEcTIoN FOR PosTMAsTER.-All
Republicans who receive their mail matter
at the Post Office, in st. Clairsvils, are re-
quested to meet at the Clerks Office in said
town, on SATURDAY, March Q, at o clock,
p. NJ, for the purpose of indicating by
ballot their choice for Postmaster in said
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SA-The last Gazette is out with the Pres
ident's Inaugural, two days after the people
of the county have read it in the CHRONICLE.
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pay-WB arc authorized to announce Mrs.
j. A. RAMAoE as candidate for Post
mistress Of st. Clairsville.
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Tht GhrunitIt.
Local Matters.

pds-WE are authorized to announce II.
Il. BUMeARNER as "a candidate for Postmaster
of st. Clairsville. st llf..E