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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22
ssrOua patsENr DAsoEn-Our Co.

s0OuR PRESENT DANGER H-Our Co.
lumbus correspondent peaks OF the efforts
being made by nm organization in the Dem.
ocratic party, known as the knights of the
Golden Circle, to produce a revolution ia
Indiana and other Western States that will
swing those States into jeff Davis's Rebe
Confederacy. Many good men think the
country in great danger of being destroyed
by the DE mocratic party, under false pre-
lenses, and BY means Of this secret organi
zation. 1t is feared the efforts Of the Dom
ocratic party in the North to create disaf
fection and division, win induce Kentucky
to secede, and eventuate in the dissolution
Of the Union. God help our country, at.
tackled bya fearful rebellion and mcnaced
by internal foes, and give us all fortitude
and courage to stand up like men for it,
blessed institutions in this hour Of gloom
and danger.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

R@MR BINGHAM's SPEECH. need
not call attention to the very able and elo
quent speech of Hon. John A. Bingham,
printed on our outside this week. 1t is an
expose Of the purposes Of the Democratic
leaders, and defense of the Administration
and its friends that will commend itself to
every candid reader. rts ..a7
Our readers could not do a better thing
than to hand this speech when they are
done with it, to their Democratic friends,
who may be seeking light 1t will be good
tonic, after they have read such stuff as is
generally dished up for them in the Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

of JeItnon o. o. f- ~, ihe battle ol Chaplin iisi xis
on the 18th OF October I552.
lie entered tue army dufing the summer OF 6i as
pd ,me IN Co. y, I'D Ohio seg't coiniuahled ~ Capt
tnow Majorl Wing Iu icitefs written by the MAJOR 10
highest praise. He benfs testimony " his devotion 10
duly, his cheenl endurance of the ardsps iat newt
ably fall to the 10, of the soldef 10 his uning irui.
funess To his scrupuous abstinence from tobacco and
nil inior alton drinks and 10 his perfect freedom IRON
profanity lie was most highly crieeIncd BY nll his COM
pnnions AID admired by his o1cers Aud when ie stood
amid .he terrible Of The memorable sth Of October
bullets Of treason than that which ceased TO beat when
our DrOtel tell scfhce 10 the holy cnu-e OF Nation
liberty, lie induced 10 Ioi the army from motives
OF the pure- patriotism Fully apprcca,ipg the VI 1
sponsib,y resting upona voter. aud well convinced oi
the EiswT he cast his fret vote for Abraham IpcoD
Cnswervngly lid lie adhere 10 the principles tut led
him TO that hr, uct o legal manhood and To awe great
proof OF tie eane-ines@ Of MS bcel he freely ojesed
his life III defense OF All assaulted Union tlnesene d
hbeIiy. aud an insutel nag lie could have di d ~
noblcr cause. In years 10 come when The deeds VI this
our coirys hour OF trial, are recorded all honOr III
be given TO those who, like Bushrod died upon the bloody
heid of Chaplain Heights. His iianie will be found
est OF sons Father whom TO honor and obey his
delight, sister who always found him kind aud trus
broter brothers who bore towards him the war,nes
lection, and the may friends 10 wnon he enrarcd
by good and noble gualltiestese will keep his name
fresh IN their heuus and never cease 10 remember and
do honor 10 the young patriot Although Buslrod never
made profession oi religion, never puDlcy ucknowl-
life who doubt that when h. Christian mother
lays down fcs burden and haslens home, she will meet
her OH the shores oi tue eternal where 10 life
everlasting.
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.NtOkiCe.

Lucy Newly, Elmira Newby. Gabriel THE above
Newly. Niury Newly. james Newly, 4 nuiIied Jen-
Ann Newly. William Newby. Edwin niiges will take
Newly, anIl Joan Newly. minor, by notice that pe-
his next Trend Gabriel Newly, Phls tition has been
against filed in the oliice
Harriet Jennings, Lucy Agnes Jen- OF the Clerk OF
nHgs. Dangerheld Jennings. Gabriel teCourt OF Com
Jennings. and james Kelsey, Admir- mon Pleas OF The,
Of DangeriiyJ Newly decd Deits. J County OF Bel
mont and State Of OHIO In the above named case the
obJect OF wch petition and action is 10 obtain the judu-
neD ol said Couri that the said plaintiffs are and that
l saih Jeninses not the heirs distributes OF the
snid Dnieerheid Newly, deceased. and that The said
plaintiffs hasc and the said Jelngses have u right
u receive aud hold the estate o the said Dangeriied
Newly decreased and that uriess they answer by the
against them III said win be iaktrf as true ana lr.
nent Rendered accordingly.
JAS F. CHARLES WORTH, Clerk
December II, ls62.-App. I7-i7l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

Z H%A spicy and interesting debate took
place in our State Senate on Monday on a
resolution Of thanks to Major. General B. F.
Butler. The resolution originated in the
House. Mr.. Kenny of Ashland, regular
Butternut Of the Vallandigham school,
moved to amend by inserting the word in
famous" before Maj. Gen. Butler; but the
motion was too enormous for the Buttcrnuts
themselves, aud Mr.. Kenny was prevailed
on to withdraw his motion. Messrs. Ken
ny aud Finck both made inaammatory
speeches against Gen. Batlsr, repeating,
reitcratins, aud endorsing the charges made
by JEFF. Davis, j. B. Floyd, Pryor, Brcck
inridge, Bragg, and all the host of leadin.
rebels in tho South agains. Gen. Butler =
HE insulted the ladies' of New Orleans, I"
by no permitting them to insult and spit
upon our private soldiers with impunity.-
JEFF. Davis raised the howl, "kill the
wretch!" The rebels everywhere said Amen;
and jeff IS sympathizers in the North caught
the infection, and the identical arguments
used by the rebels against Gen. Butler are
now being used by mombers of the Ohio
Senate to defea. vote Of thanks to that
officer. The resolution will pass, Of course
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9msimess Autiees.
SINGER & CO.'S
. go Letter "A"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
WITH ALL THE RnoHNr IMPROVEMENTS,

WITH ALL THs RBoHNr IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the BEsr and caKaPEsr aad BEAUTIFUL Of all
Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew anything.
from the running OF tuck in Tareian to the making OF
an ovcrcoai-amthing from Pilot Beaver Cloth down
to the soest Gaule or Go-samer TISSUE and is ever
ready 10 do its work TO perfection II fell hem bind,
gather tuck quilt, and has capacity for great variety
OF ornamental work. This is the only Machine that
cnn fell hem, bind und forth bui il will o so better
than nhy otler Machine. The Letter A. Family Sew.
ing Machine mny be had in great variety OF cabinet
cases. The Folding Case, which is now becoming so
popular, is, as its nnmc implies that be folded
into box or case, which, when opened makes a beal-
uul, substantial nnd spacious table for the to res,
upon The cases are of every hung Unable dos ,i-pai,
as the wood grew in its native forest, or US eaboraely
flushed Ms make them.
The Branch Oihces well supplied with silk twist,
thread, needles oil, etc. oi the very .best quality.
Send for copy ol SINGER Co.'S GAzEIrgn
l. NJ SINGER Il CO,
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n6rKILLED AT MURFREEsBoRo.- Geo.
Hutchison, of Capt Danford's Go. e, 18th
regiment, was killed in the battle before
Murfreesboro. He was son Of tho late
VIM. T. Hutchinson, Of Louisville, who'died
in the service. he wasa brave and loyal
soldier. Peace to his ashes. t''''' ~ =
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p0PERsoNAL.-Adjutant L. E. Ker

p6-PERsoNAL.-Adjutant L. Z. Ken
non, Of the 9Sth regiment, has resigned hi'
commission, on account of i'll health.
Capt. VIM. b. Kirk, l26th regiment,
left here last Thursday to join his command
Capt. Kirk is nearly restored to health.
Lieut. Sam. Hills, who commanded Co.
II, 18th regiment, at Murfreesboro, is a
home. He was but slightly wounded il
the hip and taken prisoner, but managed t,
escape from his rebol captors.
Lieut. Col. Pearce, Of the 9Sth regiment
will be in town this week, looking up ab
ssntees from that regiment. Any member
Of the 9Sth who are in this county shoult
report to Col. Pearce while here, and thu
possibly avoid trouble. y~"
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Resolutions en- the Death OF Mr.. Jamel

Resolutions en- the Death OF Mr.. James
Hanes.
HALL ~ BELMONT CRY LODGE, No. 22l, l. o, ,O.F,l
MARTINS FERRY o., Jan IL, 1863. (
N. G, AND BaorHERs: Your Coinmtee appointed 10
prepare suitable resolutions upon Tie death Of late
brother JAMES HASEs, beg leave TO report: II IIft'
Whereas. An All-Wise Providence has removed from
our midst by death our late brother, james Hanes;
Resolved 1st That In the dcstl Of Brother Haies our
order has lost worthy and hoiored member, society
large esinable citizen. his family an indugen warm
husband and father, and lnrge circle OF friends u-
assuming but :ieadfas friend and synpathxer in all the
relations OF life. .iiil -.... ..li. - :
Resolved, I'd That tender the family OF the deceas-
ed heartfelt ympahy and prayer that He
who "tempers the wind 70 the shorn ambm may sustain
aud comfort them IN this the hour Of their need
be draped in mourning for thirty days. u
q. CYRUS SEDGWIcK
JONATHAN MENDENifAisL, Committee.
81. p. s. BEAZLE, tb u hnI
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N1DEH011

Ts HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN DARRAH that Lee
L. Fred did on the 23d day of December, deposi, in
the Treasury Of Belmont County the sum Of s2 So taI
w l. in the town OF Barnesvie. sold in the name OF
Moses Ferrcn Tax Sale Jan. H. 1861; and that said
sale hereby Cancelled and said lot transferred to the
name OF Lee L. Fred.
Dec. 25, 1s62.-3w
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Notice In Partition.
Andrew Gregg, plaintif,

Andrew OfegR, pIHIIuI, VIE Uc'eTuHH1s IT!
/. - against Il the 1bove named
Arcnda Gregg, Joseph Dubois 4 case are hereby not-
vida Dubois his vile, Harley he'd that petition hns
Wilson and Oicia Wilson, his been filed in the Court
wife Elisha Gregg, Joshua Hoge OF Common Pleas OF
and Elizabeth Hoge his vile, Belmont County Ohio,
Arthur Gregg, Annn Gregg, Sa by the said plaintiff
rah Gregg and Abiana Gregg, against them, asking
= defendant. Tor the assignment oil
dover TO the sad Arcadia, and for partition among the
other defendants and the plaintiff Of three certain farms
OF which Abner Gregg late OF said county died seized
and possessed, situate in Goshen Township, in said
county and being in Township and Range s, being
the South half Of Southeast quarter OF Section "a.
tanning about SO acres-one being par of the North
west Quarter OF Section % coainng about 0]t acres
the other being part OF the Northeast quarter OF Section
~ containing about 100 acres. And thai AT the next
Of the said Court application will be made for
order iof The parliuoa OF said prtpisos.
B-s 'COwEN, Any bf INT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

a2-THE scarlet fever is still raging here,
and in some cases whole families are down
with it. Our physicians have generally
been successful in treating it, however, and
consequently there have been few deaths.
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Internal Revenue Tax.
State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., S.

SoorI Oh I-leaS.
Isaac q. Blanchard THE DEFENDANTS. nom
L residents otthe State OF Ohio,
John Franks Re- will take notice, that oil this
becca Franks his ~lie day the Paind has filed in the
above named court his petition against them the Object OF
which is to oIecose two morga made by the deeii-
dants the Planiif, lor 500 and mortgage
dated the th day Of June ls60 the other for 5000
and mortgage ,iaed Goth ol June 1s6O, each year
with interest from date per cent per annun, both
mortgages Of the same land described follows. the
West half oil the Southwest quarter OF Sec Township
g. nnd range OF the Marietta dttrct also fifteen
adjoining the said tract being par, OF the n f. quarter
Of the quarter OF Sec o. Township range 4, cor
veyed to the said John Franks by Jacob Yocum the oti
OF July 1~59 that the whole amount OF said noes and i'll
teres, due together with S "a paid for delinquent
the same
The substance Of the prayer is that unless by short
day be named the said money be paid, that the said
of land be sold and a out OF te proceeds, the
Plaintiffs claim be paid
The defendants therefore required to said
petition the 2Sth day OF February ls63 the said pe-
lion will be taken true and confessed by YOU aAd
judgment will be eniersd accordingly.
JAMES F. CHARLESWORTH Clerk.
Jan. lst 1e6J-6w.
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fF7'Nv-APoLoaEno. I'VE had 70 gotopfess
in very great hurry last week, in order to
get off our Eastern mail, which is our ex-
= issss M ibr tho errors in the inside ofou edi-
ton. Itl-H .'e-'- tlAo'..-'
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A CARD.


THE TEACHERS WHO WERE EXAMINED AT
l. Bellare on Saturday, the 9Th Of Deeefnlb-r are
hereby notified that In the robbery Of the Pos Office
which occurred here last week the Certificates enclosed
and addressed 10 them were among the articles stolen
Their names and Post Office address are thus lost, The
undersigned would request all who were examired at
that time 10 forward TO either OF US al envelope con-
thinlny upon y a postage II mp with their and
FosI Okice address, w. b HOUGH.
ID. r. CAMPBELL.
st CInirsyiile Ian q Is63
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NoHMIn

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO WILLIAM Iced that
IN the Treasury ot Belmont County the sum OF - 80.
ux interest and penalty for the redemption Of Lot No
o in the town OF Barnesvillc sold in the OF Arch
bald Cole at Tax Sale jan 4t 1851 and that said sale
is hereby cancelled and said lot transferred to the name
Of John Cole. PIER. COLEMAN, Dept Auditor.
Dec o5. IS62..-3y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

p@- PRINTER's WAREHOUSE. We have
lately bough, some new Type of Mr., JAS. G.
Cooley, Printers Warehouse, No. l, Spruce
street, N. Y, aud we take this occasion to
commend Mr.. Cooley to the trade. He is
a liberal dealer, and his type is well finished.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

pSrMa. OLIVER THOMAS, son Of BENZ.
Thomas, formerly Of St. Clairsville, died At
o. Memphis, Tenn, on the tst inst. Mr..
; -Thomas belonged to one ofthe Wisconsin
regiments. He has resided at Baraboo,
Wis, for number of years. YE
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Fire Cents Re,yard.

CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, near Boston,
- Belmont County, Ohio. bound boy by the name OF
George Helms, between IL and IL years old. All per-
hereby warned no, to sell him anything or trust
him my account Any person returning said boy
will receive the above reward
c. C. CLIFr near Boston.
jal3w
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NGNHM0-"

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO JOHN DARRAH that C.
J. G. Davenport did on the 9th day OF February. de-
post In the Treasury Of Belmont County the sum OF
S2 eT-tak Interest and penalty Tor the redemption Of
Lot No . IN the town ol Barnesville sold in ibe
of William y. Alder. nt Tax Sale. Jan. 18th. l5J, aud
that sud sale i hereby csnceled and said lot serred
10 the name of said c. * u. Davenport
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-22

nS-PUB. DoCs.-Senator Sherman and
Hon John A. Bingham have placed us under
for favors from the Federal Cap
itol.
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NOTICE.

s. A Il POS fMASFERS AND JUSTICES OF TiiF:
"A PEACE nre nuiorizcd to uct us Special Provos
duty who may be found absent from Is command with
out jSt causs;" and they viii please report To ne any
persons supposed to lie desnrtcrs.
WM ALEXANDER, Provost Marshal.
Jan. ", 1s63.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

uAVIN0 DETERMINED TO REMOVE TO TiiE
II Guy Of Wheeling will sell the liousr IN xsaA
which rssidc, with The prefnises attached, oon. zI1J
thinning nearly FIVE acres OF land highly nnpro. <D
we'd fhe premises sijoins the Town Of St Claire ~
vile. aud contains hhy varieties u Pesfs gsss variety
Of Apples Peaches Cherries, Rnspberres sud ell The
desirable varieties of Grapes. as well as great qusny
u vrry f',e OrDsinsptsl Trees and ShrIbbey.
jaI5 DAM PECK
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OURN EW TERMS
eI 80 In Adyancs 80 90 ir not paid
In Advance.

Owing to the enormous increase in the
price Of paper, we are compelled to fx out
terms of subscription, commencing with our
new volume, on the First Of February, at
1850 IN adsancs, or $2,OO jnot paid IN
advance .rtftf t'
All OF our subscribers II they would get
the paper at the old price, should therefore
come in previous to the lst of February and
pay for 1t in advance. THERE CAN BE NO
DEVIATION FROM THIS RULE. sa.O
Subscribers who are in debt for the pres
ent year can settle it, previous to the lst Of
February, at $3.50; if not paid previous to
that time, $500 will be charged IN all cases.
, Some Of our foreign subscribers are in
arrears for two years. We hope they will
settle up provious.to the lst Of February
and if they do not pay by that time we will
be compelled to stop their papers.
Hereafter all notices, of any kind ,ohat
ever, will be charged for at advertising rates,
and must be paid for IN atirance.
Marriages and deaths inserted gratis.
Obituary notices, exceeding ten lines, will
be charged half advertising rates, and must
be paid .tor before Inserted
The adoption of these rules has been made
imperative by the tremendous rise in paper
and printing materials. We hope our friends
will see the necessity of it, and will in the
future give The CHRONICLE the same
cordial support and substantial encourage,
msnt it has had in the past There is still
plenty Of room on our books for new sub.
scribers. IF all our friends will make an
earnest effort they can do the paper and
cause great good.
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AuctiOnoer'S Notice,

HEREBY TENDER Ny SERVICES IN the public
as Auctionerr, trusting by due attention to business
10 merit share Of public patronage, having sppied ior
license as Auctoneer, under the Excise Law Of the Y.
5 Any person requiring my services procure the
same by addressing ine at Hunter Belmont Co. Ohio.
jal JOSEPH ID. MAYS, Auctioneer.
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s@TEACHERs' EXAMINATION Satur.
day Jan. 3lst, 1868, at the usual place,
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, precisely.
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., IS,
Court Of Common Pleas.

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Rcbecca Talbcrt. with William nNHE ABOVE
Tabert, her husband. denaiidant l. named de lcitd-
VS. ants will take notice
Alvira Groves. William n Groves that petition was
& Muhaiu Groves defendants flied agnins them on
the 18th day Of December. A. Is02 in the Court of
Common Pleas by Rrbecca Taiber with William Tai
ber, her husband and IL pending wherein tue said
Rcbecea Talber with William Talbrrt, her husband
demand partition OF the following real estate,
The North part OF the East half OF Section No IL Town
ship No o. OF Range O. Of lands subject sale steu-
continuing Us acres. less aud heing the same
land purchased By Nathaniel and John Groves the
i.b day Of September. 1880 nj SArI eale. in
ol Nathaniel Groves Eleauor Groves aud others in
parltio And at the next term Of said Court. appicu
ton will be made by SAID Rebecca Talbeu, with viii
liam Tnlber- her husband. for order tina, partition
ay he made OF said premises follows 70 the petit
TONER TO Alvra and William II Grove each, aud to
Aiahlon Groves OF the nbovc described real estate
REBECCA TALBERr. with
WILLIAM TALBER'T her husband,
by PETER TALLNAy, their Attorney
Dec. is, lsG2-6w
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Arw advertisements.
TO Justices OF tie Peace.

JUSTICES or THE PEACE IN ~rHE COUNTY
Of Belmont hereby notified that they are RET ulrrd
by law to report before The list OF February. 1858
to the Auditor OF said County all fines which they may
Ii such have been tried that tact must he re
ported.
All Justices failing 10 report will he proceeded against
according 10 the law made and provided in such cases
BY order of commissioners.
PIER COLEMAN, Clerk for Board
Jan. 22 ls63-2w
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A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIAIE.NT, as All
external remedy is without rival, md will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation For all Reu
maiic and Nervous Disorders truly allibe, and
curative for Sores Wounds Sprains Bruises. &c. its
soothing, healing and powerful properties
eXcitr NE lust wonder aud astonshmen OF all who have
gwen II trial Over thousand certificates Of
remarkable cures, performed by ii within the last two
year, attest the fact.
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To Whom Il Nav Concern.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
IA DEBFED to the subscriber on book account or
otherwise are respectfully requested TO call and settle
immediately, ] expect to he absent IN short time
and will be obliged leave all unsettled notes,
ke., in the hands OF proper person for collection
E.. - ,fra.-.f.l III rlHlI-' ..r j. W. COLLINS.
81. Clairsville, ian. &, 1869. ID satlag tao4
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United States Taxes.

OFyiot OF CoLikcron OF fsItEssL RrvESuE
1Gru COLLECTION DnrnIor o. Quo, y
CAsshfDgE, o., December IS, It62
IN sscofdsnce with the prossio,s o tss isth fcssip
Of M "Act 10 proyidr Internal Revems Do support tho
Government, aud TO pay interest OIL the pubic della.
pissed July l. i-62. have received The Annual Col.
lection List from the Assessor Of the Sixteenth COLLECTION
District o. Ohio
Notice !, brrsby gwen that the Duties, Tsxe, and "a.
crnses. levied n pursuance Of said law, due aid
payable. r...
DAVID v. HOWELL. Deputy Collector Tor the Coun-
" OF Belmoyt will remain IN his Office. In tie town oi
bridgeport. i, said County, until the FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY. lSl TO issue Licrnses, aud TO receive
nni receipt for the Duties Taxc, and censes ..ec
IN said County Of Belmont sfofrssid. Al per,ors
who do not pay Within ist tine will be liable pay rKs
charged
Tax payable in Govss,ueid noasy, OF u ssuivssn,
...I e. J. ALHiuGHr,
Collector i6h D~frca Oiao.
Dee. 49, 1eaS.