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The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Meeting OF TIN Plate Workers.

large meeting OF the tin plate workers was held last
evening at Dramatic Hail. No. 90 Houston ssrcot. Tho
crowded TO overlowing and tho greatest iptor
manifested BY the members present Favorable
reports presented from tho different shops several
bosses promising do all In thor powor To tho
prosperity the society An interesting scene red
Mt this stage Of the proceedings. over twenty-five men
from the gas meteor factory OF Mr. Down marched into
the room. headed by Mr. Mnsgrove. when all expressed
q Willingness join tho union and do their utmost for
the prosperity Of the society. Is proposed that
branches be started IN Brooklyn, Williamsburg and
other cities. J. Campbeh presided resolution was
offered sympathy for the machinsts and promising
them their support while on the strike
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Lot for Sale Chenp-On Third Avenue,
between Eightieth and Eighty nrst streets Apply TO r
MILLER, x5 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Illusion wigs and Toupess. JapOnica
L. BAsIET. 3sS broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

HIirs Hair Dye, so ets., Black or Brow n.
lnstsn taneoua reliable Depot No. Barclay street Sold
BIZ all Druggists
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

OmeiaI ORA wings of ths shelby College
L0ttsry Of kentucky.
EissA Class 6ol-Nov. f6 isss
70, 7s, IT. IL, 81, 81 ., ST. 29 66. ~, 6l, Is, 35
CLAss oyz-sov. Ia 1854
IL, IS, 81, so, o. ST. 80, 35, 42, II, co, II.
T. r. SIMMONS CO..
Successors Jno A. Morris d Co.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Omeisi Drawings or Murray. Eddy q
Cas- Kentucky and Missouri State Lostsrtsa
xsHrucHv. kxrnA CLAss s2l-kov IL. 1919
", IS, 81. 81. 90. 40. 81 IA ST. 20. 49, ~, SO.
KBHvuoxv. CLASS 5,7-Noy IL. isd,
rs, 66, T. 73. 90, 20. ~, IT, 63 ~, 81 Is. &c. 40.
cbeulars ssstfrss Of ehArg. BY Aiare.sag sitass,s
MURRAY. EDDY 4 90,
Covfngtou KY. or 81 Lpala n.
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Hin, Inimitabie Hair Cutter.-styies
suitable skifuliy executed No Barclay street Shaving
10 cents
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Now York, 60 Miss Hsrrr wAasxs, Of Chicago No
cards.
Dxwsr-AInsxrsos. Harlem. N. v. sunday.
November Is, by Justice James II. Welsh, Mr.. H.
DKwsY Mrs SARAH A. ALnSsos, both OF Preston, Conn-
AooRE-IIARvNr In Brooklyn, E d.. on Wednesday.
November II by tho Rev. Wm. Simonsnn. Cnoncs w.
hoosK, u brooklyn, L. l., 20 HANNAH NJ HAnvEu, Of Py'
mouth. Mass
Boston ana Grocnport q. r. papers please copy.
wEsnNR--IIAsmkros. On Thursday. November IL, -
st. Matthew'S church. brooklyn, by the ksv James
Thomson, Mr.. EDWARD wEarrKR Mss RxnEooA bsaJsnA
HAaaEros, both Of Liverpool, England
liverpool papers please copy
WHiranAD-iiaEssAA --Un Wednesday, October L. -
1T Coiumbss' Y church. kex York. ny tho Rev u
hcAeary RICHARD WHITEHEAD, general broker late OF ~
city OF York. Eagiand u Mrs Ass BaksxAs, this city
York and Liverpool papers please copy.
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OmesaI ORA wfags Of the Library Assoc
eiatiea CompAnys 1ottsry Of Kentuexv
kxrRA CLAss tl7-Nov. l6. ls5J
3, SO. ~, IL, q, "a, -, 81, 81, ~, SO, 81, 81.
CLAss tIs-sov. is iSl
20. 40, ". 8. 81, IS, 22, !. 30, 10, 10, Is, ~.
YRANCE. sLLis 4 c0. Msnsg.r. oovias.,.. kr.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

surxuon CorHr-Psrt l.-Nos. s2l 2o57, 2o5s, 2l07
1910. 1o4oh 32oT llsl 1850 2775 75T I5iI sos 2s41
1851. 2as1 1901 2077, 2s5s, 1855, 1913 lT2o Part
Nos. 1858, 49, 2T5s so2, 2s3s 2250. 2ols 1904 o5s
27T0, alta, 277s. 2IsO, 27s2, 25ss
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Prizes Cashed tn All Leg Allied Lotteries.
Information given. D. X CLAYTON CO.. 10 10 Wall
street. No q, New York
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Mayors Once, New York, Juiy 10,
Is6s alton George Opdyks MAYOR Of tbs City
Of New York, pursuant to resolution Of tho Board o.
Supervisors Of the county of New York hi. day spov.t
mo hereby offer reward Of ve hundred dollars for
tb- arrest o. tho mnrds.r mnrds-rs Of
ina late Coonei w. OBri.n of the James BRADY rrgt
newt ithSY W who was killed on ths lNh inst whils
engaged In assisting tho civil authorities 70 1ne he sot
rot This PAID sh~ c~riiAcAt~ of the Judrs
or Judges whom the conviction % eonvitons shall
\. Nd Ana A. in addition the reward offered behalf
ef the city In my general q ms 1.S ns.ss
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Mann h Com pa y, r. ~
Solicitor. of American and Foreign Pasa.1.
and publishers Of the Ihustrstsd "sCIHNrfFtc AMERL
CAN" 81 Park row, New York.
Pamphlets Of information about patents free.
specDcn copies Of the paper tree
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
coloREp TROOPS FROM NEW YORK.

Pursuant TO the subjoined cali, signed BY number OF
influential citizens meeting held last evening In
Clinton Hail. preliminary TO mass meeting TO further
the object they have view. vtz-hs raising Of ooored
regiments
FxLLow CtrIxESs-New York State has but . few weeks
sand men By volunteering. II allow citizens
drawn away BY superior inducements offered by other
States lose them In making quota and the draft
will fall heavily upon those who are left. Or the
by 81 the last hour We shall have
larger bounes and beavier ta,es Let US move IN this
matter without delay Other States fast taking
MI their quotas especially colored Several
OF these be added 10 the Strength Of army
and also saved to the quota OF our State BY and
est unite Ali who IN favor of supporting tho gov
and presefvng the interest and honor OF
invited Att< nd preliminary meeting at No. g.
Clinton Hall eRbt oelock Monday evening November
10 1863 70 take neaaurea for mnediae practical action
s;.s' ns eSGpeb Gsn. s Hiram BH Bsrns HH f.Sasr
Sickes, Frederick Kapp, G. r Bronson,
Morris Kstchuni. r. H. Manning. J, W, II. Smith.
VIM. Curtis Moves, p. L. BArnum, Henry KmbaI,
Fred 8. TAlmadgs, James Kelly, WIN Hunt
John Cochrane. A. N. Palmer, J. HAH,
William Y. Dodge Benz y. Lee q DAY,
Israel Corre, Edward romwell, W. g. st0ver
David Dudey Field Frederic sherwood. j. X. IngAis,
VIM G. Bryant. Josiah NJ Tisis. Rob, T. shannon,
James McKayc, Alfred N. Hugh, N. Munday,
H. j.. Raymond q. H. 1obertS John Holden,
Herman Raster, b. Herrick. n Williams,
Hugh Allen, Henry Rswics. Geo. W. Rose,
Henry w. Bellows, Henry Nil, T. NJ Young
Dr. c6as Kessman, Jaa q gsune,. ysetson $. Shuts.
Charles Sears. John J. Herrick. s. Ishan.
sydney II Gay. Pau Grout, IF. Thompson
Theodore Tilton. Wm A Brown. w. VI. GedDey.
=, fhompsou. David Dows Clark Orvis
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soup ~ Drsttan d
SCOTS. Blescker. Of Crosby street. will pleass
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Prizes Cashed In All Levaiizsd Lotte
ries. Information xfvsn. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
frnci he flofn No L.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

The sioas Elliptic ss~tsg Nsehis.
combining ali rseNsssry rerfaat
naSh rhs eesspss smpss ssf d.r.bi. m..rAir-
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Tsa.ss..-Har.h nvoths,., Coyasr Of
Broadway His~st STA tsstts Ooefs sspssss<,.
sLS4lss~ HfSra a air attsyfsst
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Tvusses--Msvsh A. CO.. Radical Care
Truss oTo~ 90 y npo . ye.sy Astsr us1s~ apf
nias,N Goods fyptrtsfs hssli1sf Bfsrea Ae ady a.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

Prizes Cashed and Information Fur
uished In ell egaiixsd Lotterss ALEcK A co,
nrDks y Inc
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Barnesrlle, April I, 1868.
ara rlonr At TIE PoIIs IN MAR


sdv-A FIanT AT The PoLLs IN Mar
learn that severe 6ght
took place on election day iu Martinsville'
Some old Copperheads complained because
some wounded soldiers from that Township
who were at home were permitted to vote
said they had lost their citizenship, &c. -
The soldiers told them if some Of their
young men would talk that way they would
resent it, whereupon some young Copper
heads took it up, and fight ensued. 1t is
said the Copperheads we're all armed with
pistols, but were afraid to use them. The
soldiers charged on them and put them to
fight. The Copperheads took refuge in
store, but our boys laid seige to it and drove
them out, and made them skedaddle out oi
town. A Mr.. Newland, wounded soldier
was struck on the head with a boulder by &
cowardly Copperhead named Bill. Darrah
aud severely hurt This was the only casual
ty on the Uuion side. ~
The fight was commenced by the Cop
perhead4. They threw the first stones, ant
iexhibited their pistols. The soldier
knocked some of them down, and took thei
pistols from them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
aay-SALE OF BLooDED SHEEP W

DaySALE OF BLooDED SHEEP. We
are pleased to learn that Isaac Ramsey, of
Washington Township, this county, has
lately purchased Of Lucius j. Wright, OF
Vermont, the celebrated Spanish Merino
Buck, "Siirer Mines" two years old this
Spring, and which sheared, at one years
growth, nineteen pounds of wool, and which
is said by good judges to be the best in Ohio,
for which he paid 5000 This speaks well
for those dealers in Thorough Bred Sheep,
as Mr.. Ramsey has had years of experience
in breeding Sheep, and has given extended
observation to quality. Mr.. Wright will
have, on the 18th of April, so two year ole
Ewes and Bucks, Of superior quality
which he offers for sale. We should b'
pleased to see others Of our Belmont count.
farmers 60 and do likewise. aa M
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
&rVERMoNr SHEEp.-We have Tho

~VERMoNT SHEEp.-We have the
pleasure of announcing to our farmers and
Sheep breeding readers that Lucius j..
Wright will visit this county again this
Spring, with another lot Of Thorough Bred
Sheppard we are authorized to say they
will be the best lot ever imported into the
State. The reputation of Mr.. Wright as a
first class stock dealer is too we'll established
throughout the State to need any comments
aud those farmers who wish to improve
their stock cannot do better than give hin
n call. The sheep will be in St. Clairsvill'
the 18th of April.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Business Motites.
SINGER g. CO.'S
Letter "a"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
WITH ALL THE RrsCENT TIMPRovEMENrs,

WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS
IL the BEST and CHEAPEST sAd MOST BEAUTIFUL OF ah
Sewing Machines. This Machne vii sew aiy'hlny'
from the runuiuv of tuck in Tafetrn the'making OF
an ovcrcoa,sny,hins from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down
to the s,frs ause or 0ossaner Tissue, aud Is ever
ready TO do ia work to perfection can fell hem bind
gather tuck quilt aud has capacity Tor great variety
OF ornamental work. This is not the only Machine that
car fell hein iud aud forth bu, Il will ''o so bette
,l,an any other Machine. The Lener A Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in a grea, variety OF cahine
cases. The Folding Case. which Is now bccomng sc
popular, is as its implies ore the can be io'de'
INTO box or case which, when opened. makes beau
tul substantial and spacious table for the work to res
upon The cases are Of every imaginable design-p"ii
as the wood grew in It's native Forest or Us elaborated,
flushed us ar, cnn make them.
The Branch Offices well supplied with silk, twist
,hre adj needles, oil etc., Of the verysbeSt quality
| Send for a copy OF "sISeER Co.'S GAzxrTr."
I'M SINGER h CO.
| no27lsmo ass, Broadway, Y. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09

ng-REFUsEp TO LET A SOLDIER VoTE.
We are informed that Mr. Bent. Jack
son, soldier of company F, 18th Ohio,
offered his vote at the polls in Smith Town.
ship on Monday, and the Trustees refused
to receive it. Another soldier by the name
of Piper, who had been Democrat before
going into the army, but who is as good q
Union man as ever carried musket or wore
a blue coat, afterwards offered an open COP
perhead ticket to the Trustees. They caught
at the bait. One Of the Trustees was about
to stick it in the boz when another Trustee
said, "Hold on that is soldier u "Al
right" said the other Trustees, 'let it &c
in" Mr.. Piper then told them to give
him back the ticket, as he had made mis-
take, and then took out Union ticket anc
voted it.
Mr.. jackson has made the necessary aft
davit and entered suit against the Trustee
in $500 damages. He has engaged Col
Cowen to manage the suit for him, AM
everybody that knows that gentleman know
that it will be prosecuted with vigor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09

p~CHARnEs A. THOMAS, a member Of
Wisconsin Regiment, and son Of Benja'
min Thomas, formerly Of st. Clairsville,
died at Milliken's Bend, near Vicksburg
on the 2lst of March, aged 2l years
Charley was good boy, and brave anc
loyal soldier. peace to his ashes. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Aew advertisements.
To Township Assessors.

THE SEVERAL. TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS of Bel
| mont County. Ohio elected the first Monday in
April 1903 are hereby notified to meet at the Auditors
purpose of receiving the Blanks Return Books, and in
rruclions for the OF the personal property Of
The Assessors are also required the time Of meeting
to produce 10 the Auditor from their respective Town.
rhp Clerks certificates OF election having given bond
and tuken oath oi office required by law.
r. s. CLARK, Auditor
Auditors Office, April eth le63.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09

f,utternut persuasion appear on the poll
books. The Opposition vote shows thst
Rev. Samuel Williams, the popular street
orator of our town, received IS votes for
Mayor, and that worthy gentleman Of color
received due attention for other Offices on
their Amalgum Ticket "Tell il not 10
Gath publish it not in Askelan !" How
are the mighty fallen l. Democrats voting
for negroes for honorable Offices When
will the day of wonders. cease? ...
Rornesr,Ue. ApriI 7, 1868.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Glorious News from Connecticut.

6ioAASuo NoWS AAOAA -ol~N-~~
HARTFORD, Conn. April e.-The Re
publicans carry. the State and elect Henry
y, Deping to Congress from the First Dis
NJ Hssns sanp0t asbr s4f Tss %'fiGj Gaes State
ticket, Coy. Buckingham at the head, is
Messfs. ;Oemine, Hubbard and Bran
didge, Union, and English Dem, are elec-
ted to Congress-. Tbe, Union have is out
Of 81 Senators, and q large majority in the
NORWICH. April 6.-The Third Congres;
sional District, comprising New London and
Windham counties, as far as heard from,
riyes Buckingham 2,200 majority. .u -
HARYFoRD, April e-Midnight. .-Repub'
lican Coneressmen were elected in the lst
Sd and 9Th Districts. The Democrats carry
the I'd District. yuoagEg ore a8u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
PUBLIC SALE.

r Will, OYER Az PUBfic SALE. Oh TUES
J. DAY, APRIL nrn, less, nj my tesdencs ~ miles
personal property. consisting In psn of head Of iior
see ~ head of Cattle Tone yoke work ca'le ~ head
OF excellent Sheep, ~ nend of loza swo'noiss rnnnly
Of ca rrage Harness, doubie Gets o. Wnscn Hnnrss
Saddles. i,rides Forming Utensiis of ~ kipd. Wheat
ip the garner aud ~ tho ground, coni ~ ihe cfp limo
lily seed sorghum ,iilI and Bvapora'ofs, Incsbng
Machine. lot " Tanners Tools and some Tan BARK
Household aud Kitchen Furintnfe 6o-
known on dsy OF sale .,,,,..,.r,,
np2iws ff f7i'rChA-phTh'NS'rs'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09

sW~"THE SoNG MESSENGER OF THE
NORTHWEST. We have received the first
issue Of the above publication, from the
publishers, Messrs Root & Cady, Of Chicago.
1t is edited by Henry c. Work, author of
Little Major" and others Of tho sweetest
songs in our language. The number before
us contains "Lnlu Wilde, or the Song Of
the Octoroon :" "Gone to the War;
Flag of the Fearless Free !" clear the
Way;" and The Guiding Star" Terms
90 cents year. To clubs of ten or more,
so cents each. Address Root & Cady
Chicago, Ills
We hope the publishers of THE Sone
Messenger Of the Northwest" will send il
to US regularly.
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Notice.

I CALL ATTENTION TO THE FoLLoWiNu
i order OF the War Department. NJ
.'rhe United States Marshals in the respective DIS
tricrs the Moyor and Chief OF Police oil any town oi
nil osnaslers and Justices Of the Peace, are authorized
10 nct as Special Provost Marshas to arrest any oeer
or private soldier fit for duty who may be iound absent
from his command without Just cause, and convey MN
to the nearest military post depot The transportation,
re asonabe expenses Of this duly and . VIII De pao
ANY OF the above named officers are hereby auhof.
,ed 10 ARREST or REPoRr all soldiers who DO mol
nrodnce satisfactory papers on their demanding Them
rbey are ulso authorized arrest WARREN FOSTER ano
Joytu WiLKAsoS OF Smith Township, JoHs MIiLER o.
Kirkwood Township, and Lewis McWlLLiAMs OF q%hiot %
nship-drai,ed men OF this Cour,y. who have tset
- rsno,, WIN. ALEXANDER.
;.Jo Provost Marshal.
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Five Gents Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber in Wayne Town
N ship, bound girl named Mary Jane Hess Allper-
sous are warned arnnst trusting her my account as
will pay no debts OF her contracting.
apDs THOMAS q. SMITH,
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., 0.

Petition to ~
lee Evans, Guardian OF
i'rhos. Z. Mays, nliuor,
VS..
Thos. +. Mayes, Ehsha
Evans, Mary Lisle aud
Joseph Lisle, her hus-
band, Margaret Wilcox
and Jacob Wilcox, her
husband, Deborah Ber-
ry and James A. Berry,
her husband, Eden Ev-
ans, Elwood t.vansy sa-
rah T.. Baton and John
Baton, her husband, x
Lee Evans
r. S; and the second IRA
N. w. quarter Of Sec,
63-iOO acres. more OF les
| 0e proceeds oi such sal
Said petition will be
April, 1853, in said Cow y
| Narekio, isos-sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Volunteer Relief Fund.

AuprroRs OFRIcE. BELMONT COUNTY,
March i2th 1868. :
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the COMMISSION
IN ers Of Belmont County have appointed the io,ow.
inc prrsons Dsbursing Agents for the Volunteer heei
Fund also that said Fund is ready for distribution 10
Ana w y. OhNIeti <Hee...o--
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Co-Partnership Notice.

ntE undersigned hus this day a.sociaed with himself
L Mr. Marshall A. Sharp. in The Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Business. which will be conducted under the
firm name oil OSBORN & SHARP, al the old stand OF
Osborn Montgomery. A. J. OSBoKN.
Bridrrport Ohio March l7h, 1863 ap92w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Probate Court, Belmont Co., D.
Petition 10 Sell Real Estate to
Paw Debts of Deceased.
no SARAH A. POR.
| L TER, widow OF said
I deceased, Of Belmpn, %. Co..

James T. Lyme, Admir- 70 sh shRAh AL A. r. foh .nit
Of William H. Porter, deed, rklt willow o, sa,a Sa
Sarah A. Porter c. al Ohio and Mary G. porter'
of Wappello County, Iowa. Emily keni and Janes hsl
oi Nonle County, Ohio and Isaac Garreson aln Sobla
s;nrrv,son and Mary v. Porier minor heir o. =, N III
ter Of Msiros County Ohio and Henry roner' n 1Ghn
who are heirs and legal representatives oil William H.
Porter, deeessed; H. os, a,y M
You are hereby informed tsa, e't We -; ,S
p,ahs,e Cour OF Belnom County, Ohio, the object ana
prayer o which petition IS @ obtain an ",as h Ss dove, on
ue ~ S.r.h portrf the widow Of said William h. for
o., licensed in and ior the sale Of the ieown rea
.,,s .. of which said William II. Porter died seized y,
w ~ d.hi. al said decedant TO wit: Frot iot NO ~
Ply 81 ee Cd the Fast part OF Lot No u, in The so~i
| si 5osoH' LANES 7. LYME, Admir-
OF Wll.aa II. Pe5sh dsc'd
| karl q laoS--Sw 81 +41. 4I.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
ell Lads of Ward.

Eli LadS OF w aio'
TIME ABOVE nnmed de-
l. iendnnis are hereby mott.
fed thai on the 1Tth day OF
M rch, 1864. the above named
petitioneT filed n petition IN the
Probate Court OF Belmont
County, Ohio, praying for au.
,,i,or,iy to sell the interest OF
said Thomas j.. Mayes IN GER
tain real rsinle, situaie in Up.
9, Runge s, OF said County, OF
which John N. Evans, Lutte OF
said County, died seized. The
first tract being the L, Of the
S. W. quarter of Sec. 8, Up. q,
ct being the N. f. part Of the
4--said tracts contsiling l3&
s--for the purpose OF remveshne
Tor hearing on the lsth day o.
I. LEE EVANS,
Of Thsnas Z. MyeA
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Assistant Assessors Notice.

N1oTtCE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom il may
IN concern tiut any person residing inih TOWNSHIPS
of Vnyue Somerset Warren. Goshen kirk wood Flush
ing Union and Rchnnd. desiring 10 take out license
~ ,nv oi The trades business occupations requiring
~ license therefore under the Excise Law eau be ac
moda,ed by stating in q letter the occupation or bus-
and nature OF such for which they may desire license
md will fill blank application, and send the same oy
mail for their signu,urr, which they can return by nali
nj elmoni, Belmont Co, o. ,,u,pp
Assessor Cd Division, 10th Assessment Dis'' ONO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
Relmont Co. Agricultural Society

nuERE WILL. BE A MEETING OF the Board oil
i Managers OF the BE mont County AgricnI,ntal 80
cie,y n, 81. Clairsville, on SATURDAY MARCH 2sih
ls03 ut O'Clock, p. n,,>x,,,, s..,,
By order. JohN DoNhA'i' o'ey