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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03

New York, Nov. 1.-The steamers Matan-
zas and Creole have arrived from New Or
leans. The capture of Sabine pass is con-
firmed. On Oct. LIST, the U. S. steamer, Ken
sington, Capt. Crockett and schooner Lea
mant Jones, Capt Crocker, with small BODY
OF men advanced into the country and de-
teated two band Of rebels. The result of his
operation were the capture of one fort, two
camps, thirty buildings, and ten rebel vessels
which were burned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The Edinburg has
arrived from Liverpool.
A circular is published from secretary Sc
ward to the diplomatic and consular agents
relative to the emancipation proclamation.
He draws hopeful conclusion from the pres
ent position of affairs. The Times says this
circular deprives the American government
of the right hereafter to appeal to its emancl-
patton decree as a measure founded on prin-
cpal, as Seward reduces it to a mere military
act.
Lord Palmerston has been making speeches
at Winchester but has refrained from abiding
to American affairs. The Globe says if
Gladstone had cabinet secret to keep, on
American affairs, he wonld doubtless have
kept it. Consequently it infers he has SIM
ply taken the license of a public man to give
his individual opinions. 1t thinks, as cabi-
net minister, he should have been more
guarded in his opinions The Times, shows
the ineXpediency of the recognition of the
south at present A letter published in the
Times from New Orleans lady, gives fearS
full picture of the reign of terror in that city.
Gladstone has again been speaking on
America. He told his hearers to remember
that the difficulty has arisen from slavery
which was legacy from England to America.
The cabinet council summoned for the 23d
of October is earlier than usual. 1t is sup
posed the American question is one cause.
A proposition before the Liverpool Chamber
of Commerce in favor of memorializing the
government to recognize the south, has been
withdrawn. The southern club at Liverpool
gave grand banquet to ex-governor More
head of Kentucky, speeches of course strong
ly secesh.
A large Garibaldi meeting had been held in
London. Among the resolutions was one
protesting against the continued occupation
of Rome by the French troops. The changes
in the French ministry are construed as I'M
favorable to the cause of Italian unity. Mar
shal Canrobert is appointed commander of
the military division of Lyons, and the duke
of Magenta commander at Nancy. There are
vague rumors from Rome that cardinal Anto-
nelli and NJ. Merode had rendered their resig-
nation. There is report that prince La
Torn de Anvergne was to be the new French
minister to Rome. The Liverpool cotton
market was firmer on Saturday, although
rates were unchanged. Breadstutfs were
quiet, and irregular, with a downward ten
dency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03

Bosom, Nov 2.-The Arabia, from Liver
pool Oct 18th, and Queenstown The 18th, has
arrived
The Daily News correspondent at Specific
says that Intelligence has reached there that
two confederate cruisers have entered the
Mediterranean, Capt. Simmons being in COM
mand Of one. 1t was rumored that they had
already sunk or burned twelve federal YES
sells, and the American consuls at all the
ports were on the alert to spread the tidings
and provide measures for future safety This
may be another version of the statement
already published of the destruction of
whalers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03

NEw YORK. Nov. l-STOCKS are weak; Chicago ant
Rock Island S23; Cleveland and Toledo 694; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 57s Illinois Central scrip 500 Michigan
Southern guaranteed $50; Michigan Southern 42i; Mich
igan Central 90a Harlem 2l3; Harlem preferred 493
Erie 81; Erie preferred 81; n Central l054; Pacific
Mail 1881; Missouri skies SIS Treasury 3.l0ths 052;
fves, IA coupons 49, L. skies, 81, l0lf; skies
81, registered, 1043.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03
miscellaneous.
TNTERNAL, REVENITE = q

INTERNAL REVENUE. - CoLLEC.
Il TORS OFFICE srH DISTRICT MASS, No 2lS Main
Street Worcester County, Oct 81 lS62-NOtice is here
by given to the inhabitants of the city OF Worcester and
the towns OF Leicester SIN ewsbury BoylsOn and
Boylston, that the Collector will be ready deliver Lii
censes to such have made application therefor his
office, No. 2lS Main street, Worcester, on WEDNES
DAY the 5h day Of Nov next, and during the remain
der of the week. Once hours from o'clock NJ. to 4
O'Clock All payments to be made in United States
currency current Massachusetts Bank bills.
Adm rHAYER,
n (foIla fI, nistri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03

gathered at the depot with band of music.
Gen. Banks briefly returned his thanks and
was escorted to the Parker House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-03
General nanI,. I'm noston.

BosToN, Nov. 2-Maj. Gen. Banks arrived
here by the midnight train, Saturday, aud was
welcomed by great crowd of people who had
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20
The Army of the Potomac Again
Moving.


WASHINGTON, Nov. live learn that
the whole army again took up its line Of
march on Saturday and Sunday for Fred
ercksburg.
Warrent0n was evacuated to. day.
Gen. Burnside's headquarters were at
Catlett's Station to-day, and ere this reach.
es you the whole army will be nearing
fredericksburg A large quantity of sup.
plies have been sent there, and force Of
c0ntrabands and mechanics under General
Houpt are building wharves and the rail
road at Acquia Greek.
This base was considered the best one for
operating upon the heart of Virginia and
was adopted at the cabinet council. We
sent you word last Wednesday that the rebels
in Richmond are aware of the new pro-
gramme, hence there can be no improperly
in publishing it in the North.
The steam gunboats Satellite and Yam
kee ran up to. Acquia Creek on Friday and
found them deserted by the rebels We
hold the wharf which lies under their guns.
Gen. Bayard occupied Falmouth, yester-
day the rebels were falling back before
him.
All goes well. No battle has taken place
to-day and no skirmishing.
''All is quiet at Fairfax Cou rt House
and Bull Run.
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Local Matters.
sss- FREE SPEECH, FnEE PnEss, FaEE

DeS~ FREE SPEECH, FREE PREss, FREE
MEN UPHELD. The Gazette last week re.
joiced some over the elections 1t printed
ROSTERS, big hosds, and all that kind Of
thing. One line ran thus, "F'ee Speech,
Free Press, Free Men. .Upheldr That looks
rather funny in the Gazette. But a short
time ago the editors party friends in the
South were "closing down" on "Free
Speech, Free Hess," &c, pretty tight. If
we rememLer arlght, the Gazette thought
that all right, and very laudable work for
Democrats to be engaged in
A newspaper press was broken up and
thrown into the river ont in Missouri by the
Breckenridge Pro. Slavery Democrats in the
Summer Of 1860, for advocating the cleo
tion of Mr.. Lincoln to the Presidency.
The Gazette, at that time, had nothing to
say against this transaction Will the edi-
tor noIo please give us his opinion of that
kind of"free Speech"
In 1850, no paper would have dared advo.
cate the election of Mr.. Lincoln in South
Carolina, Hot Georgia, Mississippi or Ala.
bama, Florida or Texas, Eastern Virginia
or North Carolina, Tennessee or Arkansas.
Will the editor give us his opinion of hat
kind Of Free Press p
Hundreds, yea, thousands of men, have
been hunted down and driven out of the
Southern States--or kiled-because they
were suspected of "Abolitionism Will the
editor tell us what he thinks of that kind ofI
Free Speech?"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

s@-The following members of the 9stl
regiment have died in the hospitals at Per
ryville, since the battle:
Fred. Fisher, gunshot; Frsnklin Butler
CO; y, gunshot; Hamilton Rogers, co. B;
Abb Crom, co. X, wound through righi
breast; Jas. p. Barlow, co. G., And. T. NV.
ers, co. l, wound, right knee; Rob. r. Ha.
gan, co. @; VIM. McMillen, co. A. wound,
right side; Joseph A. Lee, wound, chest;
Joshua Fort co. g, Jas. WeYch, co. X,
amputated LETT thigh; Alfred Taylor, co. A,
wound, followed by typhoid fever; T. j.
Strinver, co. G, left knee;.W. III. White,
Corporal, GO. II, wound, followed by typhoid
fever; w. Heberling, co. c, fractured fe.
muir; Sergt. W: I. Harmer, co. Il, ampu
tated thigh; Jos. Harsh, co. |, arm ampu
tated, died Of erysipelas.
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BELNIONT COUNTY
L teachers Association

Ihis AssOCIATlON will hold lis next annua
= &esSl3h Al BELLAlkEY during the week commen-
eng on the 221 day OF December, Is62. n
Prof L. l. WHITE Editor of tie Educ atonal Month.
W proi. REGAL, Principal OF Normal Institute u,
hopedale and Prof. HAMIl.L, OF Washington, Pa
WIN oe WIN us TO lecture on tho various branches oil
Sohnlon School Education. Other eminent Educators
have been addressed, from whom reply has as ye,
been received.
Ample arrangements for the accommodation OF all the
Ieachers that may attend have been mude al reusol-
able rates
Teachers from the adjoining Counties OF Ohio aud yir-
gina are respectfully invited 10 meet with US
TURN OUT! and lei us have "a most glorious reyi.
vaI' i'll educational interests.
JNO. 5. TAYLOR Chairman Ex Com.
BeIaire, Nov l3 lsDo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

e6rPRoMOTED.-C. l.. Poorman. of St.
Clairsville, who acted, prior to the death of
COL Webster, as Lieutenant Colonel Of the
9sth Ohio, organized ut Camp Steubenvie
has been promoted to the Oolonecy. Poor
man has been in the service since the com
mencement Of the war, in the Southwest
has been in number of hard fought bat
ties, and is reported to be cool and courage.
Gus under fire. The 9Sth is made up of
superior men-and it will require no ordi-
nary man to command their respect and
confidence -[Steubenville Herald.
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DISTRICT COURT
COMMON PLEAS

OoNHMON PLEAS-
musklngumoMonday, February 10; Monday, May 1s;
aud Monday, October 26 ~' ~
Morgan Tuesday, March 24i Tuesday June 1e and
Wednesday. October l4 - ~N'
Noble-fuesday, March 10; Tuesday, June ?; md
Tuesday, October O ~ '~ - N''N
Monroe--Tuesday, Feb. II; Tuesday Nav 10: and
Tuesday, Ociober57 - - "'
Bemont-Tue sday, Marc h 9; Tuesday, June Q; and
Tuesday, Nov. TO- - $50
Guensey-Monday, February IS; Monday Nav ~ -.
and Monday October 30
Harrson--Tue sday. February 10; Tuesday NAV 10
and Tuesday, October 90 -
Tuscarawas-Tu sday, February "a; Tuesday Nav
% and Tuesday, November 3
Tuesday, November IL. y -
Done at New Philadelphia, Ohio, September 3O 1862
a. EZRA f. EVANS
GEO w. MclLvAINE, Irdr..
JOHN w. OKEY Judges
Nov. 20, 1862 ~ N'''' le.
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eU-THE last Gazette had very mean
paragraph in it, TIVE don't intend to say it
was the only mean one, in relation to fail
pres of the mails. The editor says The
CHRONICLE arrives as regularly as the mails.
The CHRONICLE has missed occasionally;
and ifit has arrived as regularly as the
mails, il has been because il was starred at
The right time. That's all.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

bsy- REMOVAL. H. H. Bulngarner has
removed his Shoe Shop to the room in the
Masonic Hall Building, under The CHRoN-
IcLE Office, where he will ut all times be
glad to see his old friends and customers.
Nov. l3, 3w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

s0~LIEUT. Col. CowEN. Rev. A. l..
Petty, Chaplain of the SD Ohio Regiment,
m letter to the Steubenville Herald, pays
the following high compliment to our fell
low-citizen, Lieut. Col. D. d. I. Cowen:
Col. Cowen, commanding the SD, though
under fire for the first time in his life, acted
hike veteran-he handled his regiment
with promptness and skill, and set an emf
bent example of bravery to his men.
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Petition for II arsitio,,. b,

against l. PENDANTS willtake no.
Wilson. his wife, defendant filed against them in the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio on
the Cd day OF November, 1859 and is now pending
wherein the said Andrew Kemp demands partition OF
he West half Of the Northeast quarter Of section in
township OF Range 8, in Wayne Township and sa i'd
County oil Bemoni and that at the next term Of said
Cour application will be made by the suid Andrew of
an order that said promises be pariitonedi
- u 5. COWEN, AH'y iog Pla
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

na~NEw FIRM. Messrs. II. z. Weldey
and Pierson Coleman have purchased the
Drug Store of Mr.. James w. Collins. The
new hrm took possession last Saturday.
They will remain in the Ryan building.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

s0rA FRIaHTFCL DEATH. Mr.. Benz.
Beam, ofthis vicinity, met frightful death
on last Saturday evening He had been in
town with his team in the afternoon, and
was returning home, and when near home
his horses ran away from him. He was
thrown from the wagon and instantly killed.
The whole top of his head was torn off. -
He lived about four hours after the accident
happened.
These same horses had run away with
Mr.. Beam before, and hurt him very seri.
ously. His wife and one or two other mem
bers ofthe family met with violent deaths
near the same place, some years ago
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

paTGoHE. Lieut.. Woodmansee and
Mr.. W. r. Ritts, Sutler Of the 9Sth rcgi.
iuent, left for camp on last Thursday. -
They were ordered by telegram to report
immediately. The regiment expected to
move to some new post on Sunday. Two OF
three of our citizens vent with them to see
the BOYS
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A GARD.

HAVING SOLD MY STOCK OF DRUGS, Medi-
- cines aud Fixtures to the firm OF Messrs. Weley
Coleman taiIer returning sincere thanks my nuer
ons customers ior their liberal patronage aud
would toke pleasure in Introducing your favorable
consultation my successors, nnd'Dsk continuance oi
we same und having made arrangements remain in
ie establishment u Spring, ior the purpose OF settling
my books, Will also attend 10 the filing Of all orders
and prccTlpllOns JAS. w. COLLINS.
Nov 10 lsB2 .a...Fs. . IL -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

~ 16-GEo. M. ELLIoTT, Jefferson coun-
ty soldier in the Army of the Ohio, writes to
the Steubenville Herald as follows, con-
eerning the Democratic victories in Ohio:
The news clso came that the Butternut
Democracy have carried the day in Ohio. -
The soldiers all laughed, and thousand
tongues exclaimed "Well they might, when
We are all in the army" 90
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

The PRESIDENT A TAx.pAYER.-Presi
dent Lincoln, although specially exempted
by law from having his salary taxed under
the Revenue Act, ,has ordered the same
deduction to be made as if n tax were i'm.
posed. by this voluntary act the President
pays "a tax OF 1920 per year out of his
salary.
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AYER RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. feeble, and
onu,plniniug' Are you out u
order. with your system de-
ranged, aud your feelings un.
comfortable. These synuI-
tuhis are often the prelude tD
serious iilues,. Svuie III Of
sickness Is creeping upon you.
aud should b. ayslted ~ n
timely use vi tile right rrni-
ody. Take Ayers Pills, and
cl-anse out the disOrderei Lu-
niDrs - purify tile bloo.i, aud
let the tlnldA move gu unyb-
structvl in health again
They stimulate tho functions
OF ue DO1y into vigorous &c.
tlyity, purify tho " stsAi frvn
the uLtztfttgLigts 8 hirl fusHa
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1~WEAre very sorry to hear that Capt.
W. B. Kirk, of the l2sth regiment, is ly-
ing very low with Typhoid Fever at the
Mountain City House, Cumberland, Md
There is little hope of his recovery.
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The 81! Louis Democrar, Of the llth,
says the soldiers vote elects Knox radical
Emancipatiob) over Blair to Congress from
the First District. The soldiers generally
voted for the radical emancipation caudi-
dates.
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B1-THE Festival for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School comes off this
Thursday evening. 1t promises to be
very pleasant and interesting affair.
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Wednesday. Dec, 3. 1860
EXecutriX'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court 70,
~ Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned was appoint
ed and qualified us Fxecurx OF the Estate OF William
kennari, deceased, late Of said County
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 max,
Immediate payment; und those having claims aqais
sau estate are nohed 10 present them or settlement
within one year from this duie
SARAH KENNARD, Executrix.
November 90, ls62
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

S6rHoRsE THIEVES are doing brisk bu-
sincss in this section ofthe State just now.
Every one should be well prepared for the
gentry.
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Dental & Surgical Instruments

oi tue latest ana iiOsl approved pattern.
GOLD AND TIN FOIL. TI;i,TIl. of agery vbriet, -
All oi which will be sod ut manufacturer, prices Mso,
Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuns,
PERfUMERY AND FANCY Ar rlCLES oi all kinds
OESG WIN ES Sc LIQU@IRS,
lor Medicii al purposes. Also, PURE GRAPE WINE,
ior sHcruinciitul purpOses.
. UJ-PiNSlClANS and DENTISTS are particularly
invited To call aud cxnniic cur stock, aud will find II
10 rrir advantage TO luvor ms with thcir orders.
we have also ldil and complete lock OF all the pop
ular PATENT MEDICINES OF the day and every
ocr article usually kept iu well furnished DRUG Sore
We have secured the services OF Air ] w CoLLiVs
to MI uld superntrd The filling o all orders aud pre-.
scnpuons. lno2OI WEIsDl,Y COLEMAN.
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b@-THB Cambridge Times says DR.. J.
Dunbar, of that place, has been appointed
Medical Examiner for this District.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-20

dsease. cold settles somewhere Ia tho body. and eh-
strics lts natural functions These, not relies I'd,
react upon themselves aud the surrounding ortnA PRO-
ducing general agsrayaiiOn suffering, aud d--ass
While in this condition, oppressed by the deTaugensuk,
take Ayers Pills, and hsw directly they restore e
natural action OF tue system aud with 1t the buoyant
feeling Of ilth again. Nlnt is tue aud appArent In
this trivial and common complaint Is al-, many
OF the deep seated and dangerous dsempss. The
purgatiye elect expes them Caused by similar osrue
tiOns aud arrangements uf the natural functions of the
body, they rapidly, Hnl 1auy VI them surely cured
by the Nome who know the virtues Ol these
Pills will neglect TO employ them when suffering frVm
the disorders they
Statements from, leading physians In some % tue
principal Cities aud ivui other veil known pubiis per-
From Fh,sr,ding Merchant IS. Lsuis, Eb. I, 1856.
Ds. AYEu: Your Pills tho paragon Of ni that Is
great In medicine. They have cured my little daughter
OF uceros upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has een long griov-
ousy afflicted with botchss and pmp-s her skin aud
In her hair. After child cured, she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her
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DfA n ilewetson poat uo,,um

Dr. " ilewe,son post naortum
| examination 20 m
Lewis d WOodmanSce boarding
| Jufies 90 IN
Peck, Heaton, & Horuo, invesn.
| Eaung TIo1sury G Aud books 20 Oo
ROAD appropriation y corporation
OF bii sepot 100 90
Appraisers VI Sec l6 Tp5R3 is 0J
~ IbufsiOn waiung On ) CrOy
drnng s,chnens ~ isii II w
same scfabbing J. whl.waah.
ing room, d eelis Vi jail is W
J VI ClsTk.difeetofy boards for
Bridge at Bellaife 800
IiOSh Harris coal buckets, &c &c.
iJf public offices 81
II Anderson fepuiringP JdIeos seal 3 90
=. Seal & press Tor CONS. "
Henry Rehm brighton books Tor co 81
John IwIneGn Insurance repairs,
&c, On Iteaaurors building q 26
same Tor m'scellaneJu. items Is w
a, Lake cleaning court hJ1s", l.. ~
w S,himan -pyutng iy jail 7l2
Begg. & sou lgniJci iof Treas.
ury b.IidinI 5s2
ThOs Rice cOfD for Croy 4 90
4 Claudy seal & press fyr r oifi;s 8 80
Bdrk d baines Ourglef Il iiro.pfJof
sai0 and iron doof iof vault IN
Troasury Offre 800 w
Dsetors 0i c1uDiy inimafy Tor
services as sdch " IS
II Cfsff a.si-telt clerk Tor AudiiorI7 w
/ t'ek-fing taking caro- 0i }. Uf en-.
lee in,nne 52j
Trustees of Wayne tovnshij Ia.
king care Of transient paup.r 80 "
J i Charlesworih sub ~ paper 2s5
St Clair K lily expenses u COum.
bus on Dusincss tyr CONS. % 20
Couniefieit money DESTROYED On
80 t!efn n with Ii a.uger 80 90
Miscellaneous items 1879
ToIai Miscellaneous. I61l 81
Total county funl paid out, 1855 ~
AuDIToRs 0FficE
Fl. CLAIRsyILLL, Nov Is, 1869.
The for,goin n exhibit OF the Receipts and Ex.
pendi'urcs Of lmout county from the ist day
~ September. 1861 to The lst day vi September,
1852 is correct as taken from ihe books OF this
Office. flEE CDLLMAs.
Dept. Auditor BelHoaG LOanly.
Nov % a
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GRTNDSTnNEs.

A SSORTE b SIZES OF THE ATED
~ Bcrea GfIudst"nss Jn hen AMI for sale al
low mites by TuuS. g CU.BERTsON
Bridgeport Ohio, June 10 1904,
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To all whom it il may Concern,

A l.l. PERSONS TO whom I am indebted will please
present their claims, icr approval and settlement 10
L. L. TOMpklNS, East Richland, Ohio, before the LIST
OF january, lo63. w c. CARMAN.
noI3
... IC;azette conv1
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that James Myers did. on the
= llth day oil November, deposit IN the Treasury OF
Belmont County the ol IS 50, for the re1elnpoI of
Lots No H. IL, and II pl. in the town oi Jacobsburg
sold IN the name oi q. w Wurley 10 William James at
Tax SALE jan l3 lB2 and that said sale is hereby can
ceed, aud the said lots transferred the maine o g. w
Worley. PIER COI,l;NAN Dent Andi,nr
Nov. 10. 25B2-3w
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A@THREE or four persons have been
fned for selling coal without having il weigh
Cd. ,
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SheriHs Sale.
Mary McGlen ! RY VIRTUE OF vendi 10 me
VS. - directed from the Court OF Com
David Coss. ct al mon Pleas OF belmont County OHIO
i will sell. on ~ ''o'
Tuesday, Dec. 23, lS62,
at the front door Of the Court House. in the town of 81
Clairsviile in said County between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ ard O'Clock, NJ, Of said day, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, to wit: - = -
LOIS Nos q l2 and II IN Cosss Addition 10 The town
Appraised at Si05.
Terms cash. p LOCHARY Sheriff
Sheriff's Office ST. Cloirsville Nov. 81, Is6a-S3
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BRIDGE FUND.

Saml. Swnrtz, Iron bridge al Bellair. .l,7OO 10
jacob lleinleIr, wing walls, repairing u
butlnenls. &c for bridge at Beiiair.. 800 II
Iron rniling, filling, &c. for same. 50 10
Stewart kcele, repairing Bridge at
bridgeport rl''''''' .'.......'........ ii n
{. SeibTight pit on culvert in Peasc TIP. l53 90