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attachment Notice.

Samuel EF'' Pun n 0rIGE !; s,yen 70 ,;,s he Dc:
Samuel Hicks, p.n on the % 18th day day of Of oetoSer. @
1884, caused an order OF attachment 10 be issued gainsi
him. before James Kelsey, Justice of the Peace OF
Puiney Township, Belmont Co., o., for the sum OF
S32 s8-amouni and costs. j. u. SMITH
Nov. 10, 1864 -3w* At'y for Phf
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

I'm pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Ceur of Belmont County, Ohio, will offer Tor sale,
at public auction. on TUESDAY, THE 22D DAY OF
the following described real estate situate in said county
of Belmont, to wit:
The East half Of the Southeast quarter Of Section %
Township s. and Range 3. bounded oil the East by lands
of James Boyd and George McHenry; on the North by
lands OF VIM. Nichol, and OIL the West and South by
lands OF Andrew King contang 02 aeses more less
Terms made known on day OF sale.
JAMES MCFARLAND,
EXT OF Henry Owens, decd
Oct %, 1s64.-5w
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Belmont Common Pleas,

John H. Wiley, Plaintiff, TUE above named defend.
IL mt il hereby uoti6.d
David Wiley, Defendant that, the 22d day Of Octo
l~r 1864. the above named plaintiff flied petition in
said Coun against said defendant praying ju grein
against said defendant Ior seven hundred dol.
lars, with interest from April l. isGo for moneys of
September 1852 collected and received by said defend
ant rs attorney IN fact for said plaintiff.
Said defendant is required 10 answer said petition by
January 21, 1865.
JAMES F. CHARLEswoRTH, Clerk.
ID. ID. T. CowES Any for PlrH
Nov. % 1854 I-Bw
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Revivor of Judgment.

William NJ GrilThl Nd now comes Oliver J. Grit
vs. A eth by John $. Cochran, Esq,
Zerah n. I.iud-r & his attorney. and it appearing 10
tsaac Hoops. the Court that since the rendition
Of the judgment in this the said Isaac Hoops has
departed this life. and that administration has been
taken his estate that the said plaintiff William NJ
Griffith, has also departed this ie and that Oliver j.
Griffith is his duly appointed Administrator; and it also
appearing that said Judgment is dead for lapse Of five
years without execution; Il Is therefore here by the
Cour ordered thai the said Judgment stand revived in
the name Of said Oliver j. Griffith, such Adnnstra-
tor sgRihsi the said Zcrah H. Linder that the
have The if rendered in favor Of the said
Administrator against the said Iindsr unless the said
Zernh Iinder al the Of the Court show good
to the contrary, upon n copy of this order being
duly served upon him.
JAMES r. CHARLESW0RTH, Clerk Of Court.
JoRK = COCHRAN, Att'y for Pl'td.
Decemt,cr 1, 1864 CIV .a b..
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School Books.

McGuney's Eclectic Readers
Rays Arithmetic,
Rays Algebra,
Miteheils, Msnlieths and Camps Biographies,
Pinnes's and Clark's Grammars,
Days' Legendre, =
Bullicns Latin Grammar aud Reader, and full assor
ment Of School Books, Blank Books aud Stationary,
Al1 WtsSrs, Opposite Lewis houses
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., 0.

John LisIe, Admir- OF Moses Tfsyis, decd,
Robert Travis, Jonshsn Travis, Mary Ann Carpenter
aud Thomas Carpenter (hef husbsnd Julla Ann Moore
and Joel Moore lher husbaml Ja nes Travis EnielUe
Moore and Harrison Moore (her husbandl, William
Travis John Travis tadutsl and James X. P TraviI.
John Travis Mary G. Travis, Sarah Travis, Harriet
Travis, Mary Gntien aud Huldnh Gslien, tmnorsl
fTNpB above named defendants are hereby notified.
Il that Oh the ~ day Of November. 1884 the njeve
nnmed petitioner filed petition IN the above named
Court asking for authority To convey, behalf OF said
defendants hers-ailaw Of said deceden TO Sampson
Mhonn, about three acres Of land in the S1uhe ast qus
ter Of Section ls Township c. Range g. IN said county.
more particularly described in said peon ia perform
OF the contract Of said decedent.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 2ie day Of
December, l56i, AT 10 O'Clock 4. "
d. d. r. cowEN, Airy for Perr.
Nov. "a, 1S64-3w
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Central Ohio Rail Road 70
Solon Robinson's Book.
Facts for Farmers"

A LSo for the family circle. compost of rich ma
IA ierials for all land owners. AbOu domestic AMI
mails aud domestic economy. farm buildings, gardens,
fences fertilization, draining and irrigation illustrated
with % fine steel engravings Edited by Scion Robin
son. Agricultural Edilsr OF the N. y. Tribune and author
of several popular works. quario volume, pp 1904,
price 81 SO
This valuable work Is for sale in the hook stores
Is ssd only by agents aud will be supplied to snbscri
hers at publishers raes by the Undersigned who is the
only authorized agent for this County.
'''' JOSEPH wOoDRoFFE
ST. Clsirsville, ohs, Sept. s,h, !ss4.-3w
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Special Advantages of thiSLOan

II is National SAVINGS BANK. offering a higher
OF interest than any other, and SECURITY
Any savings bank which pays It's depostlors IN U. B
Notes considers that Is payng'm the best circulating
medium OF the country. and il CANNOT a in anything
better. for its asse,A e seJ in government secu
rites in bonds peysble IN government paper.
1t is equally convenient temporary or permanen
investment. The notes always,be sold for within
fraction ol their face and accumulated terest and are
the best security with banks collaerals hs discounts
Convertible into a six pc Cent.
$40 Gold Bond.
IL addition the veryfbera interest the notes for
three years this privilege ot conversion Is now worm
about three per per snnum for the rate for
500 Bonds is not less than nine per cent premium and
before the the premium six per cent u :. stocks
was over twenty per cent II viii be that tho ae
tua profit on this loan a, the psesen market rate is no
less than Ten per cent per annum.
It's Exemption rom State or
Municip TSxation.
But aside from all the adv antages hav. enumerated
special act of Congress ExKNrrs BONDS AND TREAs
NOTES FROM LOCAL TAXATION On the average, this
exemption is worth about per cent per annIIm.
cording to the rate taxation IN various lparts. the
country.
Ii is believed that secussies ofrr great induce
men, 10 lender. a. those issued by the government In
private partrs stock companies, separate commu-
mites, only, pledged for paym, ut while the whole pro-
pcr,y OF the country is held the discharge oi
all the bbhgaiiohs OF the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms for
loans, ii believes that the very strongest appeal will
to the loyalty and patriotism OF the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party depositing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination Of notes required, and
whether they TO be issued blank payable to or
der. When endorsed it must be left with the Officer
receiving the deposit 10 be forwarded 10 the Treasury
Department.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer Of the
United States at Washington the several Assisian
Treasurers and designated Deposiaries, and by the
First National Bank OF Bridgeport q.
and by all National Banks which are deposares o
public money, and nl,respectable Banks and Banker
throughout the country will give further information ana
afford every facility to subscribers. sul1
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED nrATEs LOAN.
8 Per Cent. 1910 bonds.
Interest ana Priseipsr psyssi. IN ee,s.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DEsIeHATED DEPOsITARY AND Fs
HAHCTAL AGENT OF n \
UNITED aTATEs.


rNHIs Bank !, the successor 10 the Beoon' Branch Of
Il The State Bank Of Ohio, and is now doing gen
ersl Bauk A. Collection and EIchsngs business II Is
II has authority from the secresry OF the Treasury 10
receive subscnpons the 10 ~ loan authorized by the
act Of March 81. Is64.
These bonds are dated Msrch ist 1894. are redeem
aole st the pleasure Of the Government after ten years
aad payable 10 years from date m COIN with interest
3 per cent. per hnnurn- In COIN.
Subscribers will receive Registered Coupon Bonds
~ they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued o!
s00OaDd Coupon bonds OF 800 elOO, $500 and 81 900
The inteie't on the $50 and 500 bond&-registered
and eoupon-is payable snnually on al! Others semi
annuallt.
The bonds bear Interest from March lat and the ac-
crued interest from that day 10 the date Of subscron
must be paid in coin, in United States and National
Bank notes. adding thereto 50 per cent premium until
further notice bonds will be issued drawing interest
IRON the day of subs nption at the option Of the sub
scrbef.
Legal tender and National Bank notes or sight drafts
on New York and Philadelphia. payable IN National
Currency will he received in payment OF subscrpi
All bond. subscribed for at this agency will be dely-
cred NJ this Ban free Of expense
To Guard ans and others holding funds IN hducary
capacity this loan furnishes peculiar advantages 10
safe d profitable The interest being paid in Gold
makes it equal to an per cent. investment.
Many persons obi ect TO the time the bonds have TO
run. This IL objection. Their market value can be
realized any time without the iDerv, non Of Judges
the collection Of loans made real estate Sc rurity.
Come on, then, with your subseript ons.
JOHN c. TALLMAN, Cashier.
Bridgepon, April "a, Is64.-n
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Brushes.

ST received, a fresh stock Of Hair, Tsoth. Oe
H. WEST CO y
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A ttachment Notice.
WIN. v. Keeper ! EIsHE defendant, Beam, Is hereby
w." va u notified ths, the plaintiff on ih'
10 8san s0h day Of 0ctober,sfo6i caused 81
s,d.r ~ st,achsnt 10 be issued sgsins him befsr'
A w AnSerson, : Justice Of the Peace sf Pulinsl
Township, Bslmont County, ohio, charming jedgmsn
isrs7s' ~su 'a'' ~ ). isii saiTa, Az iss firG
psssnSss I, tsss-s '''f' = " = W =
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ESTRAY-

CtAME 10 the premises Of the subscriber residing on
~ McMahsns Creek, about three miles from bellsirs
or about the lat Of September last, light yellow
Steer, about two years old
The owner is requested to come forward prove pro
perry, pay charges and take him swsy OF ne VIII be
sold, according To law. tdei-J'l 1Hos' ThoMAs.
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Administrators sale of
Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF All order granted by the Probate
public auction. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3p,
1854. al ~ O'Clock upon the premises, the following
described real estate situate in the County Of Belmont
and State Of Ohio wit: So feet oil the West end Of
Lot No 142 in Barnes Addition TO the town OF Barnes
vile aud Lot Ne li3 in said addition
TERMS OF SALE: One-thrd in hand, one-third in
year. and onethrd in TWO years from the day Of
sale, with int-rrs:-the payiDent. 10 be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold
JAMES l.. GRIFFITH, Admir-
OF Henry II. Norris
Nov. s. Is64-5ws
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Attachment Notice.

Peter Tallman )fI,HE defendant is hereby notified
1 that the plaintiff on The 2st
Annanias Jackson day Of November, 1s64, caused an
order Of attachment 10 be isssed against him. before
Andrew Alexander, Justice Of the Peace Of Rchland
Township. Belmont County, Ohio claiming Judgment
ior $50 90 and costs. p. TALLMAN.
December I, 1854
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Planning Mill,

TTAyING fitted up my establishment with the Latest
II Improved Machinery, ! am now prepared to fur
nish Al my office in BRIDGEPoRT The same that was
formerly occupied by Stewart keelineJ Rough and
Worked BssFds, Flooring, Weather Boarding, Doors
Sash, Shingles, Shelving, cornice Boards, shutters
Moudings, Palnss PANEL Stuff, Frames, and Baldias
Materials Gener rally.
An work delivered free Of charges st the Cleveland
q Pittsburgh R. r. Depot and also at the Baltimore
Ohio and Hemp6eld r. r. Depois excepting tolls.
lJrOrdsn pronpuy attended To-
= i, -, - =, GEORGE KEHdNE, L.
lFsmetly 81 ths Arm Of ssswsr KeslinsJ
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TINE Annual Election for officers of the Belmont IN
u dependent Agricultural Society will be held si Bel
mon, on SATURDAY, NOV. 20rH, at o'clock o. n
by order Of The Managers,
no1f.1w A. r. MILLER sec'y.
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CURTIS FOR 1865
EIGHTH DISTRICT.


WE Do HEREBY FIX the times Of holding Courts
Wv in The Eighth Judicial District Of Ohio for the
year 1855, ss follows:
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

OTIS numbered sixteen (l6l. seventeen ~. eighteen
IL Qsl, nineteen tlvI, and twenty t2ol, in Block mum
bered twenty three l23l in the town ei Beiaire-ali
fenced n lot, with good board fenee uns having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon, will
be sold private sale, application at this Office
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We must refer in terms OF enlogy the high tone and
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which they can supply the MAGAZINE and WEEkLY
promptly to those who prefer 10 receive their periodicals
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The postage on HAMPERS MAGAZINE 10 "a cent. a
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NEW TIN SHOP.

THE undersigaed informs tss public thsths has open
l. ed
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron store
in the buildin Immediately West Of the Post ohise
ST. CLAIRSvII.LE where be will be happy to
reasonable Ter ms. fS5 HUGH HARH
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CHOICE WHISKY.

WE have OIL hand a choice lot Of Pation's Copper
w Distilled Rye Whisky warranted genuine
Medical men Farmers, wishing q good article.
requested call aud examine. For sale by gallon or
barrel. OSBORNE SHARP
Bridgeport, Jsy q, 1se1
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will be supplied gratis for every Club Of FIVE SeBscRI-
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umes in nent cloth binding will be sent by express,
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q. o. r. r. TIME TABLE,

FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Took effect Sunday, Oct. 80, 1894.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

VIZ are fairly eOtitled 10 sort Of grim
satisfaction, which We have in reading the
English accounts of the fighting 10 Den
mark. The London Tunes has a corres-
pondent with the allied forces and anoth.
er win she Danish army. Their letters
being written from different points of view
are as little harmonious as the deserip.
ttous given 10 the Richmond papers aud
ia the New York papers of battle be-
tween Que Of our armies aud rebel army.
We lad that just such proofs are furnished
OF the ''bar0srism" of the European COM
b4ssnts az the Tines used to purade 10
condemnation OF Us. One OF the writers
charges that the Danes on one occasion
Surrendered and then treachsrously as.
sailed their captors aud shot some of them.
The correspondent, who Is in the Danish
camp, gives q long catalogue of the attro-
cites Of the allies. According to him they
plun Ter without mercy, they are guilty of
terrible cruelty to the inhabitants, they
even force Danish cIergymeu to work in
front Of The Danish works, and exposed to
the 6rs of their neighbors and friends
lie excIaims Indignantly, after summing
up the Outrages:
''Tnis is the army of the centre Of Euro
pean c.V.llz ttiOn, of the great fatherla nd,
tue mOdsi of wisdom and humanity, the
couutry that goes to war because the
poor SCbIeswigers ars not permitted to
share Germ Iu liberty, German philosophy,
aud German iustice.''
If the narratives OF the correspondence
OF the Tunes are to he trusted, We are not
SO much more barbarOus than the most
CIVILIZED and cultivated European nations
as that paper has been 10 the habit of re-
presenting. It's well to have the evidence
furnished by the TTmes itselK 80 sel
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~
THR'stockot the Marietta 4 Cincinnati
Railroad Company has been Introduced 10
the New York Stock Board. The follow
ing report was made to the Stock Exchange
by the Committee on Securities:
There seems to be no objection 70 admit
70 the regular list the Marietta aud Gin
etnnati Railroad Company First Mortgage
Bonds, (John L. Taylor, OF UhiIlieothe.
onlO, Trusteel per ceut., payable LIST OF
August, 1891; Coupons due ls, February
end August in New York. 2,5Oo Donds Of
81 900 each, Sc soc, 600; 1900 Bonds Of
$500 each, $780, O0; l. 900 Bonds of SIOO
eac6, 0O,0O0-S8, SOC, $50; Of yhIcb
+SliosO,OO0f are, oJ special endorse.
ment made payable. both principal ana
Interest, at the London Joint stock
BANK, London, at \ fixed rate al shiI.
ssiogs sterling per dollar. All the Ster-
ing Bonds and 100000 of the
DoiSE bonds are stated 70 have been sold.
Ihs, hnes completed from Marietta 10 Love
.ahu' d tS. miles, Portsmouth 1867 and Hills.
ooro (2ll branches, "a ndiles-main line
extension to Cincinnati, under contract -,
DO completed this year, "a milesE2ss
miles. Tue position of this companyis a.
ioll9Ts' Mortgage above recited So 500
OU0; FIRST Preferred Shares, $50 each. en-
titled 70 8 per cent. in cash or in kind. and
entitled To share with the CoplmSu Stook'
sooSe 9 per cent. per annum, Sc. Az, Az Al:
9eeona Preierred Shares, $50 eaea, with
. me same privileges az the First, So, 4s3.
81 "; Common Stock Shares $50 each,
Sl,ee9. o0oe-7s.Aggrsga.e, S14 27s, 0I4 Is.2
transfer Once in New York, FARMERS
Loan and Trust Conpauy.
Z Foe Ibe Committee,
A. CANPBELL, Chairman.
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RUTTER.
Hr0m &c ~ Yorl TiIne.

Spectators in butter had 70 suesnp,b
q few days ago. The heavy receipts, re-.
stficted consumption, mild weather, and
lgat money market proved too much for
them, Prime State butter was sold as
low as % cents In the open marker, as
HRAlns. 5000 cent? per h. few weeks
ago and other grades declined propor.
ieenstsiy. Even these comparatively low
~. ela not tempt buyers 70 make very
deneE Of prices is unmtstakabIy fayorabls
70 . restoration Of this desirable article IA
the tables Of all loyal citizens. Middls.
men hucksters and extOFtionists shonId h
taught hoEtO read Tie signs Of tie times.
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wAsn1NoroE nIsp .Il,lTT1I


Mr. srERRISs' srREoH or 4Hs WARs t4Ax,
Tho debate on the War tax was opened
to-day by Henry Stebbius in sneech of
inmense power. Secretary Chase paid
theaotAtor the extraprdinary Compliment
OF susPendiug his labors and coming upon
the9floor of the House to near Demo
eras present the Democrats view OF, the
hnanctal policy of the Government during
esRaE.s-sEh .ablestrmsn on both sides al
the House gathered, round The Spesker.
ny eoLnmon request no took . central posis
ton, favorable for hearing. There, 10 a
speech perhaps tbs smoRt important that
Will be delivered during this session, he
demonstrated The power of loyal Ameri-
cans to austain s5Yastly greater TAXATION
than the English didin their war with Ma.
Poieon, stripped national debt Of its ter.
rors, and tsught the true doctrine Of a
Ppolie credit, and periodically demauded
p prohibition of the sSportatio nfof roId and
silver coin by an increase OF Tie tariff on
European Injuries. The speech was ex-
nauSttVs. and will give national reputa.
ton IN all matters Connected with finance
% War Democtat who has Tor gtwepty
years been the hon0reds head of bushes
N Wall street.
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(UARTkBMAsFeR OYF1UE,

nUARTkBMAsTER' OFFICE,
% BALTIMORE, MD, April 18th, 1864 I
SEALED. PROPOSALS IN dnbIicats VIA b re-
eelysd by The undsrsigned uutil l2o'clock NJ, on
the 18th dAyOI April iSb4 for EuroIEhipe t74i ssT
snty-tour AATlLLBRY HORSRS They hlH,t' be Of
dark eeors, between the ages of are and nine yesrs
ana not les than fifteen uOE more than sixteen
Delivery to be made Ia Baltimore within ten dNys
after the cOutFae1 Il awarded.
Each animal Wiltbe subject 10 the usual Govern
meat inspection before being accepted.
proposals IRON DIsL0TAL PARTIES will not be con.
sideroI' and An cath Of ale glance must accompany
eAOf' PToPosiiiOE
GUARANTEES,
Tho abilities Of tho bidder to all the contract
sn9Gld it be awarded 70 him, must be guaranteed
by two respond bic persons whose siRpSiureS m
be appended to She guarantee. =
me resPons Iititty Of the KuarAntOrS must be
SHOWN D. tie oEacaI certificates OF the Clark of the
nearest District Court OF ths United states District
Bidders mustbS present in person when the bid,
oRSneoI or tpetr proposals. will not ks consdere
bonds equal Ia amount to half tie sum - he re.
SeIea on the ofntraet signed bS the ard
cessi"i IindsF Upon assigning the contract.
FORM OF GUARAETEE
nc, -, q tne county of - apo stNte Of,
eno - OF ting county OF -, and Stat of --- do
hereby guarantee thAs - IS able 10 fpldii the or.
tract In AeeoTdance With the terms OF ID ;,rorlsi
ton, and that, should his proposition be n6ce5Is,
ne Stu at oneeisnter into contract in Eccordanes
Herewith. - - $50 " '''''se
Should the i,ontraet be awarded to Kin, - $40
prepared to bespome his suretiey
ITO thiS guarantee must DO appended tile official
certificate above msntioned.) =
NO PropoAal Iill be considered unless accompanied
PROPOSAL MIST be marked Proposals for GhTI1,
LBRT HORSES. :
CIV. THOMAS.
-- ePl2S-s9 -,,-- Captain and A Q 81.