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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-21
National Loan.


Secretary Of the Treasury book will he opened on
the "a day q oeober 1851; at the BANKING HOUSE
OF OHIO. in BRIDGEPORT, for srbsc riptions under
my suprriIlendance. for TREASURY NOTES, to be
issued under the Ael OF july II, ISL.
These Mites will be issued in sil.s Of Fifty Doars
One Hundred Dollars Five Hundred Dollars, Que Thous-
and Dollars, and Five Thousand Dollars each daied
August l9 1851 payable three years after dnc 10 the or
der oil tho subscriber asdrecied d bcorny Interest
the rate OF lO per cent per annuin able semi annu
ally ;such interest being the OF cents for eacl
day on every hundred donrs. Fore convenience OF IN,
ho each Note will have coupons he'd eSpres-inr
the several amounts OF seIli-anua interest which cou
pons may be detached and presented or pay yment sepa
rately from the notes
Subscriptions for such Trensury Notes will be cevr
during fifteen days from tho day OF opening the book
aforesaid. No subscription for lees Than Fifty Dollars
nor for any fraction OF thai be received. Sub
serpuous OF Fifty Dollars or One Hundred Dollars mu.
be paid in lawful coin of the United States nj ihs time q
subscribing Subscriptions OF more lun one HuIdred
Dollars may be paid at once; ii preferred one-ten
at the time oi subscribing, and one third oi the whole
shall be paid Nopaynent OF less than EiIy Dollars ca
be accepted that being the smallest Which Treas
ury Notes can br issued
Certificates will he given in duplicate 10 the subscriber
for the amount so pnd, the original OF which the sub
scribers VIII transmit by ma To the Secretary OF the
Treasury when Treasury Notes. aforesaid, will be
issued thereon TO snch subscriber his order carrying
interest expressed in snch cerfrate but in eases
where oy par OF the amount subsc hed is pnid nt the
time OF subscribing easury Notes viii be issued only
for the puym made subsequently, To the first which
will remain until the whole lInolnt subscribed b, snch
person shall be phld when Treasury Notes will he ISSUED
lor such first payment also On payment OF each defer
red nsalmen the subscriber will pay in addition there
equal 10 the interest rc-ived thereon from the
10Th OF August To the date oil payment aud on final pay
like interest the amount paid on subscrinton
which payments Of interest will be reimbursed 10 tht
subsc r6ers in the payment Of the first coupoil
The Treasury Notes issued upon such crtficat atcs by
the Treasury will be the subscribers by mail OF
by such other mode may be indicated ly them hen
they transmit their original certificates The dunlicatc
certificates may be retained by them ior their own sscu
riy. JOHN O. TALLMAN,
Subscription Agent
BTdIen0rt. ~
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Kentucky is Thorough Bred

Beyond doubt" and so published BY
George Wilkes, (see Wilkes Spirit OF
March 9th, 1861, thereby establishing the
purity Of his blood, beyond tarnish from the
jealous, splenetic cavil Of Joseph Woodroffe,
who is not reliable on thorough bred horses
and when tested ny the proper authorize.
will furnish proof enough that what say il
true. For proof, at the Annual County Fuil
Of 1855, Joseph Woodrotfe was foreman OF
committee Of six, on Thorough Bred
Horses, where two horses, Medly and Share.
tack, were exhibited to committee, and they
report
"Your committee are of the unanimous
opinion that Sharotack is thorough bred
horse, and one of great merit
At this time Joseph Woodroffe was not
owner of thorough bred, and Sharotack
was permitted to enjoy the praise Of Joseph
Woodrofe, till the llth of May, 1858
Woodroffe is now one OF the owners of In.
vinciblo and Kansas, his jealousy is aroused,
and Sharotack must be striped of the robe
of glory he aided in putting on him. Then
in an eight inch article, he apologies fol
what he claims his former weakness and
denies Sharorack being a thorough breG
horse.
1t was doubtless the same malign feeling
prompted him to make this unjust attack or
Kentucky, and the charges made agains
the officers of the society, is, to say the
least, uncourteous-whether il results
from design, inattention, or ignorance
now propose to test the claims of m,
horse in way that will always bring tn,
correct answer. l will match Kentucky
against either Invincible or Kansas in fou
mile heats, two best in three, at any suit
able time Mr.. Woodroffe may name.
VIM. EsTEP.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is, 1861.
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p~BuRNrNa OF THE "Goop INrEN,

: p0rBuRNrNa OF THE "GooD INTENT" "
The Spring House, better known as the
'"Good Intent" in LANG Syne," situated
about half mile East of town, was burned
70 the ground on Tuesday morning. The
house was occupied at the time Of the dis.
aster by Martin Fink. The old GOOD Tn.
tent has been, an institution" in its time.
In old stage times il was a great resort for
the drivers who ratified the coaches over the
National Road, and many living Jehu will
hear Of its destruction with regret. Mr..
Fink lost all his funiture, besides about $4OO
in money and liquors. We cannot learn
how the fire originated. The house was
burned about daylight. The alarm did not
reach town until the property was consumed
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AWHEELINa There is, perhaps, no
city Of the Union that has suffered more by
thepresent Rebellion than the city of Wheel
ing. Located in seeded State, the Man
ufacturing metropolis of Virginia, she had
peculiar. claims upon the patronage of the
South, and, in fact, most of her manufac.
turing trade was with the Southern States
Tennessee, Mississippi and louisiana pur-
chased largely of their Steam Engines, Su.
gar Mills. Wagons, Iron, Nails, Castings,
Glassware, &c, in Wheeling, and at the
time Of the Secession of these States she
was enjoying prosperous trade with them
and other Southern States but in tho onset
Of Rebellion the devotion of her citizens to
the cause ofthe Union and the Constitution,
their loyalty to their Government triumphed
over what seemed to be her pecuniary inter.
ests, and the price Of that devotion was the
entire loss Of what had hitherto been a
prosperous trade, and she was left, for q
time, without trade, and her citizens with.
out employment, t,-some of whom felt like
changing their harps upon the willows''
and weeping after that trade and that EN-.
ployment that had been so completely
swallowed up by the blighting monster Of
disunion.
The indomitable energy of her citizens.
however, has been as unconquerable as their
devotion to the Union; and they have
speedily turned machine shops into wagon
factories. and her warehouses into saddle
and harness manufactured, and are busily
engaged in making up for the Government
the munitions and accoutfements Of wan
There have been hundreds of Wagons
made in Wheeling of the very best kind,
and there are at this time nearly two hun
dred persons engaged in the manufacture
Qfsaddles and harness for the Government;
and, what is most to the credit of those en-.
gagged in the work, not single job that has
been completed in Wheeling for the Gov
eminent has been condemned or rejected on
account Of defects in materials or workman.
ship. e-t-. s..I ..r5...s
The Government, in giving out contracts
should look well to these matters, and should
at all times patronise those who have most
faithfully and honestly filed their former
contracts and, whore possible, discriminate
10 favor Of thoss who have lost most by
thair devotion to the cause Of the Union.
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Chairman of Executive Committee,
fs5-BELLAIRE IrrMs -The l.d;as nf

fs5~BELLAIRE ITEMS The ladies' Of
Bellaire have formed Union Aid Society
similar TO the one in operation at this place,
Mrs. e. e. Morgan is President, and Mrs.
Z. d. Winans Secretary.
The Press calls upon the Bellaireans to
n'emorialize the Governor upon the subject
OF rcopening Camp Jefferson. In our
opinion, Bellaire is one Of the best spots in
the State for camp. There should be one
there. tN |.
Some scamp stole the grey horse Of Rev.
John Moffat on last Thursday night. Mr..
Moffat has as yet obtained no clue to the
thief. The horse is well known about these
parts r-..
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n@-Nor RIoHT.-The Treasurer of this
county, Mr. John Twinem, has refused to
take the Demand Treasurer Notes in pay.
h'eht for taxes. The Treasurer Of State has
written here that he will receive them in
payment of dues to the State, and the Com
missioners should at once instruct Mr..
Twinen, to receive these notes. A refusal
toreceise them Injuries the credit Of the Gov.
ernment with the people. let this latter
be attended to at once.
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sETEAcHERs' INSTITUTE. = Fellow
teachers Of Belmont county, bear in mind
that our Institute is fast approaching. The
Coinmittee have done everything .in their
power to secure good and efficient lecturers,
a good house, in which to hold its session,
and board at 10 cents per day for the week,
aud we will be able in few days to send to
each teacher complete Programme of the
exercises Of the Institute to be held at
GAINESVILLE, commencing on Monday, De.
cember 23d, 1861, and continue throughout
the week. JAS. II. FERgusoN.
Chairman of Executive Committee.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
BY Order of Court.

IN PURsUANCE Of an order granted by the Pro
bate conr OF Sslusost coaIay Ohio, viii offer iof
sale, at public auction on
Saturday, the 7th of Dec, IS6I,
s o'clock p NJ unon the premises the following des.
cnbed real estate situate in the county OF Belmont and
Stale Of Ohio TO wit: Lots no. ~ and 90 in the town OF
Of $40 year to be paid to Elizabeth Mcfenry during
year, and third in two years from the day OF sale
with Interest," the psyments be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. - WIN PHILLIPS
Admir- OF John 8 MeHenry, deed.
Oct %, 1881. oes1tw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-21

r9-We have had a considerable Of a
change Of weather within few days The
snow and the cold nor 'easters have driven
away our beautiful Indian Summer, and
these days are decidedly suggestive of over
bats and all that kind of thing.
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MILITARY PORTRAITS,
Maps and Arms.

THIS MOST ELpoaET WORK rs READY.
The large, splendid Head-pece exhibits a soldier in
STARS AND STRIPES with Nluskets mud RiAed Cannon
~ the foreground are Zouaves trampng on the Rebel
Flag' and serpent underneath, the fag being plainly
shown Under this are correct portraits of Generals
Scott NcCellen Lyon, Butler Fremont Banks Sprague,
l'ren'i.s' Benker, Wool, Rosecranz, Burnside Dix,
Sgel Mcdowell. and Commodore Slringham Coils Cor
coran and eagher aud several others Al the bottom
is New Map lust engraved 14x2s inches in sire show
ing the whole oil Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee with
parts oi Kansas, Arkasas Ohio Indiana, and Illinois,
according 10 the lnes lformhlion The border Of this
Chart composed OF Military Figures showing fourteen
III This Char can heAad with The Military hiap OF
Virginia, Mary land, etc. Size 2sx}o. Price 30 cents
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raspb.rries. 3Iiowr snhcs
= Denham, ! bu.beI dried apples blonket
Auit blanket gallon cherries
Miss l.. Wfkineon towel. I iinen sheet
~ Five Doarl a,ld Ssvs,iy-figc ccnt- The eepenhi.
lures 10 Ohe Hurffed mud Pory-Thren Dollars Seventeen
Gents was impossible TO tx ensh yune on the or
uccs mnuinrtufei before beig hustrl 10 the sociey
The Board oi Manager gpiciuy acknowledge ihe
assistance Of crest nony ladies who are no, npnied "
the list but have contributed large amount Of sewing
The following numbered boxes have alr,ady been scn,
10 the places specified:
BOX No /. Sent to saniiary conm'"~oii Wheehng'
% Sheets 20 Large pillows ard Cases. 81 suol Phi
lows aud Coses, s He'd Ticks IL Towels, % Shirt. ~
Purs Muslin Drawers 10 Pair Canton llannel Drawers,
% Cushions, rolls Bandages Large Pillows Ban-
BOX No. q Sen, to same place
box NO. O. IN care OF Capt Charlesworth, for the
IIostiial at HIT onsvile, Va.
Blonkets 10 Comforts, II Red Ticks ~ Pillow Sack
~ Iiandkerchiefs rolls Bnndagcs Sick wrapper !
Coyerlct Towel, Cushions, q Shirts,
BOX NO L. Sent to saniary Colmnisson Wheeling,
Comforts. Blanket, 10 Red Ticks, 4 Sheets Sick
Wrapper IIundkerchirfs Pairs Drawers Pairs PHI
low Gases. u Pillows aud Cases. shir.
BON NO. g. In care Of Capt. Charlesworth, for the
Hospital at Huitonville, Va.
2bushc. Dried Apples, gallon Air tight Cherries !
gallon Dried Rasfbcrncs gallon Grape Jelly, o cans
Tomatoes. t Soap, Q ib Corn Starch
BOX NO o. This was given capt charlcsworth to dis
tribute at his own discretion.
Blankets 49 Pair..sock', 10 Needle and Thread Ca
Persons bri0ging donations Ia through the week will
please leave them At The Drug Stores Of MrJ W. Collins
or l. II. Patterson
Regular meetings ut ti,e Cour, House every Saturday
at o'clock
By order Of the Board Of MAnaycrs
r. A. BOOKER, Sec.
Mrs. D. PICK Treasurer.
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se9-Our readeas will all welcome back our
whilom correspondent, Belmont . whose
communication may be found on our fourth
page. This letter Is good one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-21

sS-Tcschcrs' examination at the usual
place, on Saturday, Nov. Both.
Examination will commence at o clock
precisely, and no applicant will be admitted
for examination, later than Oh o'clock.
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pU-Wc learn that new toll-gste is to be
established on the National Road, about two
miles Fast of this place.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that al the Probate Cour
Tor Belmont county the ude rsired was appointed
and qualified as Administrator. with the will ed Of
the esine of Isaac Hoye deceased, late OF Belmont
county. OHIO.
All nse indebted TO said requested to make
imnirinte payment and those having claims gaintt said
esise ere notified to pessn them for settlement Within
one year from this dsie.
noH 80 JOHN C. HO(;E. Admir-
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&. & Il. RAIL ROAD

THIS is ole OF the hest Houses in the city well To-
L Gated with large ana well furnished rooms lighted
with gas &c.
The Table is well supplied with oil tic daicacies OF the
season.
Good yard. barn and stablsy attached 10 the house
with trusty Os,ers constantly IN attendance.
Passengers and baggage carried and from, the cars
and boats FREg'oF cHARGE
Try Us when yon come to the city We will spare nc
pains to make you comfortable and al home.
Our omnibus will be every train and boat Get int
no other, thereby saving your quarters.
COATS & BRAMLEY.
Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. :, 1891 no5ijns
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THE COMPLETE
Military Campaign Chart

This large and carefully prepared work is ready with
mnny recent additions and coutniis very distinct
Map Of Virginia and Maryland, 14x27 inches. A small
Map OF the United States with secession line very clear
Maps Of The North Carolina Coas, and Bull Run Battle
District Of Columbia Mississippi River New Orleans
and vicinity Savannah and vicinity, Charleston and vi
cniIy, Mobile and vicinity Galveston and vicinity PEN
90 cents.
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Wool Carding and Spinning,

BEG TO INFORM my friends and the
n general hat have removed from Kinsey's FybEs
TO MAhIINSvIILE VI FACTORY, where am prepsrs
TO GARD SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on the usus
Nuis - actor
n b. Woo. tolya or exchanged for Persian ciosh
'cshs or >'0cHihg fnn| JON LEACH
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r1-1r you PLEASE, GENTLEMEs. We
direct the attention Of correspondence to the
first item under the editorial head, on the
opposite page.
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9ew advertise
SheriH's Sale.

on0T11f s sale.
Asa 0arretson lPY VIRTUE OF a vendi
VS. ID to me directed from the
Joshua Conrsey, ct al Court OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont county, Ohio, will offer for sale ut the front door
Of the Couri House, in st. Clarsvills, on
Tuesday, Decembex n, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p
NJ, OF said day, the following real estate, 10 wit: The
described follows: Situated In the county Of elmont
aud Stale Of Ohio, md lying and being IN Section o
Township aud Range and being the East half Of the
South East quarter OF said section aud known ss the
farm upon which Solomon lived,
Terms OF sale cash.
Appraised at 500,
p LocHARY,
Sheriff Belmont County, Ohio.
shenfs Once, e. Clarsve, Nov. q, leof.-ts
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Notice Of Insolvency,
State Of Ohio. belmont Co. IS

, PROBATE COURT.
william Ale erander Administrator Of rI,uE ia.
The estate OF James u. Anderson. deed fe,d.n,.
uo,r.,., ,,aW non residents Of
san Gsies ., IL on, hnne Jane Anisr- the Snie OF
R,i1, ~ law, hlu 1hchnrsh Bell Ohio will take
u w. Andcrson decd. have ,bia 10,
hed petition In tne snd Court for the nurnoss 81 ~,
tanning an order 10 sell lot of ground In BrJgeno, H.
sad county lying between tbe store houso oS 3,t
nIanun q Co. and tie Belmont Branch o. the STATE
ana "i Oho 70 pay the mortgage debt on tinl prooery
hid tlie other debts OF the said Anderson PiS''
You VIII appear and show cause ngailt the ann mr.
corning to law, or the said order will lie ob,sned
you by default. WN AItsy aHIs,ss IN w s'i''
admI Of the estate Of the said j. r. Anderson. d@r,1
80 " ''''' no76y
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Monthly Report Of the Ladies' Aid soci.
ety for the bsneat Of Sick and Wound-
ed soldiers.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Ohio Nov. 10, 1851.
The following donations, in money aud goods, have
been eceived aud recorded in the Secretary book since
the 10Th Of October III there have been any donations
given by persons whose numes have been recorded
the secretary would be pleased place them The ls
DONORS.
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DAILY TRIBINE al i.snr, ne

EAl.WEEkLI j1O4 issues per anninul ..........s g
wEEkLf % issues per annunl .................s 80
~ OlOBS--SE,u WEEKLY: Two copies for SIS ,
i've foF sfI 25 ten COPIES owe ADDRss- fur sac
anl any lar ger number OF tie latter RATE For cub ot
twenty an extra copy will he sent. For uJ OF tnry
we send The DAri TRisvSE traits one year
WEEkly Three copies for Sj eight comics for 1 o,
and any larger number Ic rate oi o. go eacb per
annum the paper 10 be addressed tn each
To clubs Of Twenty, send an extra rony
twenty copies TO ONE Address for sac, with ore
eNrn 10 hn who sends us the club For each c'ub OF
Que Hundred, TnE DAILY TRIsUsE will be sent gratis
for one year
When drafts can be procured il much safer than 10
remit bonk Bills. The OF the Pos-Oicc and Stae
should ii all eases be plainly written
Payment always in advance
Address THE TRIBUNE No fl Na..,u.t v v
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SHERxFE,S SIZE,

SAfERKFF'iS S.fLE.
IN PARTITION.
Eips !. TempkqA 1 fY VIRTUE Of AT order
We. ~ tOf kRic M Directed IN .tn the
Mrry Tcmpleion ctal cour II conimon Plen. Of B,I.
moni couniy, ohsi;I viii sell, on
Tuesday, December "a, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n, aud O'Clock, p
NJ, Of sold ny tho front door OF the Coar House in
81 Cairsvc, III so county, the following lands ani
iehensns lying and tsiy IN the county OF Belmont and
state oil Ohio TO WI bennint for the samr at the Jrh
East corner Of section Nos, Township No g. Rnnge No
o oi iands deserted DC sold at MARIETTA Distinct
y deg w 100 5!lvO poles to station No. = rence North
81 deg So min. Wqst l04 42-eO poles to station No q
thence with the quarter section line North % deg F. 2l
'loO poles 10 statoh TO The original quarter corner on
thG Nory poundob line, thence s. e73S, 163 92-lt0
poles tn the DC ginning Of said tract containing One Hum
deed ID Eight poles Os and u poles)
Appraised AT S2135
TERMs.-onehird cash in hand, one.tiird in one
year and one third Two years. with eres, on deferred
payments, p. LyOCHARY.
Sheriff OF Belmont County Ohio.
sherifs Office, st.. Clairsvile, Nov. 81, Is6i-sI 5U
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.Fds,sinisfr0fOr's .N0tice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Cour1
lN for Belmont county tie undersigned was appoint ed
and qualified Admiiistraior OF the esine of John
Davis, deceased, late OF Belmont county. Oho.
All those indebted said requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims agnins,
said estate are notified TO present them for seernen
within one year from this dale
oc7 NOAH SCOTT Admir-
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: Sherif's Sale.

isssc Holloway jnY vrnTttr
A,ci,g..,a a,aa ~ . =. -l - Of veHdi 10 me
and John Davis col,y, af "rs', 1,,a,,,,,', w.
rN as o. Heinof county Ohio will sc Of fl,c from
on - '''''''f !" s"'" c0hnD'
Tuesday, Dss sSa.sf "a, 1861,
t.twce1 nsebepr' NJ 10 otlocf. A. w. aud oe,oot. p
- -, yc 'o'wMs4g teai eHat-.fo vii The West psr s,f
nr tAT hsii 81 fbe South Fast quarter Of Section tJ
AP1'faised al sioso
s,.,,r. ,r p. LocHARY shetia.
shehirs phce, ~ Clarayills. Nov u. is9l--sj
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Belmont County, Ohio Court
Of Common Pleas.

THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or rii,ob.,h co.h.
fnn, late Of SAID county deceased will take notice
tii NJ the Fall Term i-6 Of snii Conr they wef. mad
dele dans % two priiios Tor partition fled ~ .ad Conn
before that tim: ~ the above nai0rd Alexander Cochran
olhnit The SAID kliIabe Cochran npd Others te pro.
sceusH nhheF which petitio1s pendrg wharftn
hr srid AiexaIaef Cochran demands partition Of the fol.
lowing dtscflrii resl estate; 90 conveyed by tym
Cow and wife 10 liubcr Cochran now dcces-sd iyy
deed uand AaguH I, 1851 aud ~ nnl I02 pors
conveyed by Joserh McKim md wife 10 snid Roller
cochr1n dccemed hy deed dated April s57 aud lots
10. nnl aintWhacc'S AdlipoD TO the town Of Mnr.
mn.vile ~ sHid county being hc premises of which said
ho'ert Cochrsn late Of snid County Of Belmont died
bezeh situate IN Pcnse rosnsip. IN -aid county hi
more particularly described III ssid petitions AZ lie
next term Of said Couu application will be made Tor a
proper order IN The premises.
ID ID r. cowEN, Any for Defnsndnnt
Nov 81. ts61.-5w -
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FLUSHING, Ohio, April II. 1861.
This is to certify that have ha, in use one OF Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machines for about seven months
and have done all kinds OF sewing from The hea vie st
cassieres to the finest cnmbrcs. have no trouble with
IT, and woud not part with il under any circustanccs
has cost me nothing, except for needles and can re-
commend II TO all who want to buy machine as being
the best for family USE MRS j. p JIJDKINS