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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-04
Letter from Hon. E. w. Can't.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 26, 1864.
MY DEAR Sra Your very kind letter
Of Dec. 5, directed to me at Little Rock,
reached me at this, place to-day. Z. ..@..v,
You willperceive it was a long time going,
for it had not reached me when l LETT home,
on the 10th December. 1t seems long, but
think of one year ago. it could not have
gone there at all Now, it is not so far to
Arkansas And we are getting still nearer
And warm as has been the embrace OF our
wild Western State" and your great me-
tropolis in by-gone years, and bitter as has
been the terrible struggle in our nation, our
people, just preparing to write up the de,
crees OF divorce sfrom negro slavery, will
rush to meet you with a, warmer, and more
cordial embrace than ever. 40 : sao !.
With proper assistance our State will be
again in full fellowship with her sister States
in four months; and under an anti-slavery
Constitution. have no interest In mlsrep
resenting. am no politician. ] ,cOuld mo-
hare an office. mean what | say. be
lieve am an honest man.1,y Ilwant peace
permanent peaceLa speedy peace. fcdn
not come but by the s,oord. Oh, how bitter
" it wrings my heart to say so. But 1t Is
so, and this is likewise true, that the more
men there areiin the field, the more determi
nation and unity displayed, the shorter. the
struggle, and the less suffering and sorrow
inflicted. " .,l4-..,4.. ...dg- a.,I',
| do not deny that 1 love the South tha
every blow inflicted on it agonizes Inc bu
| love my country, and love order, and lov.
republican institutions, and would have al
preserved, and see but one way to do it
The war must be pressed withvigor, the re
deemed territory reorganized, and its shat
tered society built up. And above all, W
must let negro slavery be removed at once
Its death is inevitable. Let it be as cas-
as possible. Its death will be new life t
our nation. To the poor end the capitalists
it opens up new country, that is like tn
discovery to them of a new continent,
Thanks for your words of cheer, and ger
erous sympathy and encouragement. d
heartily appreciate it.. .uo. s-.,i ~
Yours, truly, ..voil ,..-.r
i ,F.' 81 E. w CAN'T.
WILLIAM II. LEE, Esq, New York.
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,p.-"To PUr IN Your DRAWERS. ~

lp6r" To PUr IN Your DRAWERS. -
We heard good joke related, few days
ago, a on n druggist Of our acquaintance,
One Of the opposite sex was in his store,
looking at his perfumery, &C., when she
esipied something she did not exactly under
stand. And what is that for, sir?" said
she to the druggist. The height Of the
climax was reached when the druggist an
sxered, ITO put in your drawersl" One
person, in relating this circumstance, AYERS
that the woman answered that she did
not ioear them" but we wont vouch fo'
the truth of that.
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A Rich Petition.
To tho General assembly Of the State Q

To tho General assembly Of the State Of
The undersigned your petitioners and
memorialsts, citizens of Belmont County,
of lawful age, and without any visible ad
mixture of the African, would beg leave
most respectfully to represent to your Hon'
orable Body, that many of out Democratic
citizens between the ages of twenty and
forty.five, have been induced, through the
tyranny and oppression of the Government,
to leave their quiet and peaceable homes,
and seek shelter under the 'acgis of the
British lion" They are now in Canada,
exposed toall the rigors OF Northern
climate, and what isstill worse, to the taunts
and feers Of the Canadian Abolitionists -
They are exiles from their native land, re-
fugcss--gone, banished. Your memoriahsts
would further represent that they have
good reason for, believing that the situation
| Of most Of those exiles'is not only very UNI
pleasant but most intolerable, many of them
being compelled to chop cord7wood in com
petition with the negro at 373 to Scots. per
day, and no board Some are compelled,
I from the force of circumstances, to work for
the negro. And what makesit doubly humil.
iating, these are the same negroes who ran
| away from their masters 10 the South, con-
trary to the Constitution and the Fugitive
Slave Law. Evil disposed persons say this
is negro equality practically demonstrated,
and some Of the more interruptions ones
saw sour friends have made themselves by
; This aet.iuferiors to the African" This
charge. your memorialists would represent
, Is false and slanderous. They are our fol
i low.citizens of the Democratic party, who
! were always opposed to negro equality ant
; in favor Of ''the Constitution as it is' ant
'the Union as il was" Their present re
: lation To the negro is not one OF choice, bu
! Of necessity. They le'tstheir homes ant
their country to agoil a greater calamity, a
they thought, than negro equality. Thi
s they have a constitutional right to do, ant
D no Democrat can question that rights 70
J. believing, as they did, that the Governiaen
. had no power to coerce State, and tina
d the war for the Union,was demonstrations
thew had conscientious 'scru pies, as ever
>. honest man should have, against enterip
|. the service ofthe United States pursuA'
I, to draft. Thus, contrary, 70 their own frc
~ will. and for their countrys good, they lei
70 70 nrecipitately for Canada, where they are Q
= present. exposed to all the severity an
Z hardship incident to most severe Norther
a Your memorialists would further repr
to- sent that these Canadian refugees are goo
IN Union men, self-sacrifcing patriots. yt
of believe the South should have its right
le for which only it is contendins, and are
ly favor of an armistice and compromise vii
their Southern brethren. La fact, q,
,;s Vallandighani himself could scarcely
% 'r' more sound, in political point Of view
he ! And, whereas, these, our friends, ha
d. only leji their eotiafryJor d temporary pu
your fnemotiaiists would most rsspe
fully pssaion your honorable body to ssaa
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Nrrw VOCAL. MUsIc-"Lsna Of the E<nvs s.A
IN Free Rev. G. s. Pumley; Your Fortune 10 zee
Small for Me- Comic Soug, Maurice; Il will wsu -
ibe GATE for Thee r. Holden; We Parted with Cheer
iul Smile NJ. Kear; One by one the Stars OF Eve
rIing1 The Flowers Bloom in Linden Vale y Law
renee; .The Morning is Dawnng,n H. 8. Leland "Ihsfs
i. Beautiful World shall we Meet Beyond the River
sThe Angels are lowering Near This Year OIL owe
How Softly on the bruised Heart Ms farkAuTri
siiwlly Words aIId Smiling Facesr j. r. Thomss "Fes
1.-The Dear Old Flag Die" "Oh, why am so Happy
c. Foster ''Sabbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry. SsAs
eat h., mailed free. -
| NEW INSTRUMENTAL usIc-"Idswd,n-fclis o.
/ prce by NJ. Kel,sr; Morning Prayer hy hhlsS
Summer House Of Roses" Gallop, by Mrs Parkhlrs
ole Pin Polka; West Point March; 25c escf; OnssSs
WaItz,i "L'Armete Waltz" "Frederiek Walls J. o:
Bernard iOc each "NNe Are Coming Father Aef-nan, ~
| lions by Charles Cirobe, so cents essh shall we
RnoN Each Other Therer for Guitar by Bloomsr Sss.
Sunny side set OF 20 easy arrangements Tor The Pan
tiO BY Jane. Beak and 10 BY Mrs Psrkhnrs' Ice ssA
Mailed free. a., p,-
HORACE WATERS, Publisher No. +si bsssAwae
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to them the privilege ofttg eicctivs fran
chise. to be exercised under tho '.@gis Of
tho Btiush bioD add that snithblei pro.
tlsions be made BY law for The families OF
such as are without adequate support. This
we claim as matter OF justice. The l,egs-
lature Of last winter passed an act AuthorN
jpgthe sbldicrs'to votetqG of 1the ibtsteh -
and in fact out Of the United States, for
many Of tbem, ,weIein iha Cppftdspc,y-
and knowing at the Same time, that these
soldiers we're all AboliiPnist', y1and would
Nov, We AK that or friends be'pefmit-
ted to vote out of the United States. in
Canada, under The leadership Of our fast
friend, G. L. Vollandigham, although il
IKE rtre,si,t Democratic ticket, oahd tha,
annie provisions be made for their suffer.
ing fainilies at homo. This will make AL
| things even" for the Democrats have long
been compelled to pay taxes for the benefit
Of soldiers families, with whom they had
little or no sympathy, the latter being near
" all AbOltionists.I Dni-l ...... - g,
| Your meinorialists express the hope thai
this subject may receive the prompt atteh
tion and favorable consideration of youl
honorable body, and for you and yours 10,
will ever pray; proridel however, that yor
are not Abolitionists and provided, fur
ther, that it may not be contrary to tht
rules and articles Of faith of our new Demo
cratic Church, which is being organized un
der the Immediate direction and patronag,
of Bishops Owls, Medary, Vallandigham 4
Co., and which may prohibit prayers beinl
offered for anti.slavery men, especially |
they ever belonged TO the Democratic party
| w.. saa,o.,(,li,, e.,
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SABBATH SCHOOL RELL. Hp, &

|. an sntre new work OF 100 pages and nearly ~ yaes
and hymns Nearly one mlsn OF tbe@ ~
lave been issued and srs now ringing thios8
,lis and o,herA countries. Arang tbs mafF
choice pieces may be found, 'shall meet beyond II
Riyer.f There IS Beautiful World,n -6oH9v sha1
come again no morea DO NJ you hear the angals
mgr! .lhou God sesst mc,n -Sahbash Bells chine aan
&c Prices OF Bell No | are same ns Bell No 2. Bekh
numbers can be cbnincd IN ons volume, price, bolld
ccpy 40 cents s5 per handred cloth bound, eInhnsss9
giI 20 ces si5 per 100. % copies ep1ished sI the w
Triee Aailsd a. tie Fetal pIea.
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TIE ArurNhuM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages OF tunes and hyrass,
new and old OF the choicest kinds, for church, suneay
school, revival missionary temperance prayer and con
ference and all kinds OF sacred and social msetinss-
The music in this book has life and animation in u ike
iShinnc Shore" "Rest for the Weary Shall we knox
each other there!' 'Shall meet beyond the RIVER"
There Is a Benutifnl World" "kind Words "SweS
Hour of Prayer" There is a Land OF Love" "ssnsr
little children 10 come me-" God save the Naron
&c prices single copies bound, IS cents SIS per les
cloth bound embossed gilt 75 Genus, sos per leo Males
at the retail price. --
isl Broadway. New fosa
publi,ler Of sAe above Cooks
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THE HORACE WATERS MELonEaas AND
HARMONIOUS.
TAR DAY sohOoL 1RLL.

1000 eopiss issued. A new Singing Book tpf aHheQF
ard Summaries called the Day -SeSool BoH, y sk#
ready. IL contains about 200 shoics songa roundt.
catches duets ros, quadeus, and shorsssl many u
'hern written expressly for tins work besides ~ pages q
the Elements Of Music which are easy and progressive
found. /" Uncle Sans School" Z" 10 nj ysu hear tbs
children coming, " Always look the sunny Eide,
"1'ne lte lass" ond 'Iit.le LADY "Oh II were o
little Dird Bird OF beauty "PretY pair trOe" "Anvp
Chorus Meet me by the running brook ds i
eomphed by Horace WeeEs au.hor 81 "saUhsih sssoys
of s25 900 copies. Prcss-paper covers 25 oerts sD
per hundred bound 80 cents, S25 per Hundred, clnh
bound embossed gait lO cents S3j per hundtsd. -
copies furnished al the iUo 75ss Laasd al bs reisfS
price.
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Administrators Sale

IA. OF REAL EsTATE.
TN pufeupnes Of an order ersn,ed by the Probate
ccvr oi Bslnon County, Ohio VIII offer tof sale,
NJ pnbbt socton, on ri. .at lr
Friday, February 0eth, 7s8A,
between ths hours Of 10 O'Clock a. y. aud o'clock
~. d snld any, on me premises the following described
Bsins *. on. undlyised bsi or certain rae, Of land
seb,t snditinEin ihs sous, han d the sou,wes, quar-
ter OF Section No IS, Township aud Range g. of tie
original survey. Bsginuing for be ssise At the 8. W
corner Of said SECTION % nt station No snee South
with sad ,eeu9n hne y Ioi2 poss 70 sauon NO y
STALLION No q; thence ~ 22-i6J poles 10 station No
thence West " os-Oo ooles 70 The place Of beginng;
containing seventy ceres three roods and twenty one
Asoihe one undivided half Of CT rtan other yaet Of
laud, being and lying ~ the n w 9Oenet Of Section
No ~ Township sno hfngso Dsemn"s '1.h % 'a,ae ~
cofer Of said Section station No Il thence souii4i
poles 10 station No q 70 ihenee 3 with said run
~ dr syo,,co @ poles 70 station 70. ~ menes al
deg r. ~ 32.f0o poles 70 ttation No 81 tiegce 6ti
deg ~ 10 poles 70 station q; hence ~ "a deg Y. u
ssSo pol.. 70 s.ios NO. hsnes y T. ~ y & oss n s q
station No. =; thence w with said boundary llbe q
va-00 poles to the place Of beginning; containing IL
acre. ,ooo and PSsess 5af Hfs 81 II 90
Of Mt Oliyet.
All the foregoing real ss,sie being and lying in h'
County Of Belmont and Stale Of Ohio, and will be sold
subject TO the life estate Of Martha Thonpson, widow
John l. Thompson deceased Said real esiats being h'
same premise. Of which John ThompsSn late of Bel
mont County. Ohio. died seizrd.
TERMS OF SALE. One-tlird in hand; one-third II
one year; and one-tiiird IN two years. Deferred pay
Dens to bear interest from day Of sale, ahd 70 be sc
cured by mortgage on said premises.
1st tract appraised ''s..''"s''SloOv ~
ID a 'ry",r ,-..il. il..................... Iis %
ls o. Administrator Of John / Thompson deed
Jan. %, 1854. .t e..
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New YORK Market, Feb. 1.

T. . IN
Flour-auiet aud about previous prices
81 4O(07 SIS for extra X. II. o.; 81 609
8 SO for trade brands. The market closing
very dull. .sl 1s... ,s.. ~, -
Wheat-quiet and firm at 81 53(9l SO
for Chicago, spring; 81 53(@l 60,tor Md.
waukee club; 81 64(9l 60 for winter req s,
Western. -,
Corn.--a shade frmer with fair demand Of
81, 2D1(Gl q for shipping mixed Western
in store; chiefly at 81 2o3 o' -'a' ''' .' .'.'- d
Oats-rheavy and lower. alA sfr ga ,.7 &
Wool--quiet and firm s,.ss. ...'3r .g,7.
PorkAquiet and without decided change
at $2002l3 for, mess}s $l9(9l9 rs for old
hdo! latter pieces extra choice; $22 25 for
new do; $l6@lS for old and new prime;
$2O(G20 25 for prime mess. -. '"'t ' '9 - ,
'BceF-alnarket quiet, at GOT for country
mess; 4(G5 for country prime; l0(9l4 for
re packed mess; l5o9i6 for extra mess, ,
Cincinnati market, Jan. so.
,Flour-Demand light, and chiefly con-
fined. To tho high Ell grades, to meet the wsats
4 of city retailers The sales were 100 brls.
| family at $6 40; 260 do. extra at So TO-;
and 400 do. superfne, good grade, at IS 50.
Proyisions--A continued firm though
rather quiet market. The sales were. 300,
1 900 ID bulk Shoulders at Ito. packed, de
liyered at Crawfordsville, Ind. Nothing
ttranspiring in Mess Pork or Lard. > Bull
/ Hams are held at lOlc.. ..A.
~ Oats-The merket Is dull. We quot
D thew in bulk At $40, aud sacked at s2(9esc
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.,nWTHE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The
Atlantic for February has brilliant list OF
Contributors. The table of contents is as
follows. Genius, by j. Brownlee Brown !;
MY Brother and l, by j, 7. Trowbridge; A
HalfLife and Half a Life, by Miss +. a..
Appleton; On the Relation of Art to Ma
tufe, byJ. Eliot Cabot; Snow, by Mrs.
Elizabeth Akers; House and Home Papers,
by Harriet Beecher. Stowe The Copvul'
sionists Of Saint Medard, By Robert Dale
Owen; Presence, by Alice Carey; Glacia
Period, by Louis Agassiz; Bryant, 'nby
George 3. Hillard; Annesley. Halt and
Nswstssd Abbey, by Mrs. Waterson; The
Iass Chsrgs. by Oliver Wendell Holmes
Northern Invasion, by Edward Everett
Hale. i0-.,. sfta s'a'
A better number has not been issued fo
along while. DR.. Holmes stirring poem
may be found on our irst page. 500 s",1
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.ssrDEATHs. Mrs. Agnes D. West wife
of DR.. Henry W est, died On last Wednesday,
aged IS years. Her funeral took place on
Thursday, and was very largely attended.
Mr.. Henry Boroff, one of our Oldest and
most respected citizens, also died on Wednes-
day, aged abont 80 years. "3' .'.'
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FIRST, NATIONAL BANK
oF BRIDGEPORT-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

si 40 ~ IH wssBiNoros, January IS, 1e64 .
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
rsgned Il has been made TO- appear that The Frs
Natiodsi Bank Of Bridgeport IN the County OF Belmont
and spte Of Ohio, has been daily organzed vtsr sid
according 10 the requirements oi ibe act Of congrsss,
entted IAN Act 10 provide National Currency, Sc
eursdby pledge OF Uued States stocks, and 10 pro.
vide for the circulation aud redemption thereof np
proved February 25 1909, and has complied with MI III.
Provisions Of said required 10 be complied with be-
ioru commanding the business Of Banking
Now, therefore, ], Huon McCsLLocn. Couptrollef Of
the Currency do hereby certify that the FIRST National
Bnhk Of Bridgeport County OF Belmont and State Of
ONO Is authorized the business Of Bank
nig under ibe act aforesaid. .-. II. " 10
~ IT IN testimony whereof witness my hand and
81 "a seal Of ofice, ts twenty Eth day Of Jsnuary,
31' 1854. % .'I't HUGH McCUlI'OCh,
- mo. 214l Comptroller Of the Currency.
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC sosG neok

contains eo pages OF songs, duets. and ehornSss bfih
.aered and secular iuclldinz "a pages OF p.ayes u
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Sehpture Manual
II Is well suited for social singing, well ssbbate
found. Where liberty dwe.ls is my country -Ths
Christian fiero Three Cheers for our Banern "Cotee
slng 10 me Of heaven Columbia, the Gem OF the Oesa,
. .Freeman's Gathering" "Columba's King fersysss
Marching Alongn &c. Pricss-paper eoyers u senis,
elo per 100 MaiIed at the setail ptise.
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,ss%IN this weeks CHRONICLE will be
found the conclusion of The Man Without
s.Country. We also print an able article
ffom the pen of Edward D. Mansfield, ESQ.,
on Gen. Pope's campaign in front OF Wash
ittcr ingtton, in the Summer Of 1862. Every
person should give this last named article a
careful reading. ..i7.sls b..t ......ra
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Gu,ll,uertial Matters
Allegheny Hog Market.

ALLEGHENY CITY, Jan. 27.EIt is ad-
mitted by all parties Interested, that the
week which has just closed was o remarka-
bic one For idullness and inactivity in the hog
trade. The receipts were extremely light,
but notwithstanding this fact the market
was exceedingly dull, as there appeared to
be no demand aside from the local, trade. -
We we're unable to learn of single bunch
having changed hands, and with no estab-
hshed prices we quote nOminaly at from
Sc so to 81 so percwt for commonto choice
qualities, . l.s.. -l. 10 trf.,.l s.i 500 n'r1a. Fl
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC ron THE Mr1.es.

Arranged as solos, duets, qusretts and ehc-psss ~
nn.esl societies choirs. Sunday schools pube sehooA
ssminsriss etc. "Shsll we know each other lhsrst
Don't you hear the Angels connng" Shall We NEE,
beyond the river, "Be in tmen "rhere is beauriul
" Grid Where Liberty dwells is mi county" Free
DOM Truth, and Right I've are coming, Fsisss
Abraham six hundred thousand more There Lard
Of Loyen sorrow shall come ngain more Heaven
iy Homen Come sing TO OF Heaven" Land in sight
I'VE with love our Sunday SCHOOL, "Our God s usreh'
ing onn God save the Nsuonn WliIllers ssGE 81 fae
Plantation Negron "Far Freedoms Morn hss ds~rsf
al lastn Over the nountsn' "i.Ie Ella b an Angel
aWille IS gone 10 Heaven" Suffer LILLE ehlldrsn .
come unto me, "knry me in the morning, ho,hsr."
aCome TO thy rest Sweet hour OF Prsysr," &C. frfs
cents so cents psr dozen, ~ per lpi postage lssg
each In sheet form, With PiHDo sssoApA1insA- ~ -
Published by HORACE WATERS Arr
No. 1si, BsssdwsY, New fos<-
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Farm for Sale.

II OFFER for sale my Farm containing 95 ncres-6s
acres eeared all well set in grass and well wafer
cd. The farm is situated in good neighbor- x1A
hood near Pleasant Grove on the Bridgeport ssiS
and Cadz Plank Road, 0 miles from Bridgeport, -.
3 miles from Harrisvlle, and miles from Mt. -
For further particulars enquire on the premises or o
the subst rber a, Martins Ferry, Ohio;
ia2S-3Ws .l- ff 2. d Hlt JAMES KERR
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The STATE FAIR-We learn from Secre-
tary Klppart that the State Board of A.g-
riculture has accepted the bond rendered by
the citizens of Columbus for the sum re,
auired; and have ordered that the Annual
State Fair for 1854 be held 10 Stewards
Grove adjoining the city. The fair will COM
mence on the 18th of September, to con
tinue four deys as usual columbus Jour.
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,savMEssRs. FRINr Il NAaLE have re-
moved their store to the spacious room for
msrly occupied by Samuel Kline. 1t has
been fitted up in fine style, and is now one
of,the best rooms in the county. rs
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pubb.hea by HORACE WATERS. ArL
No. Isi, Bssadwsy, New fo<S-

yvyArERS cRoRkL HAhP-A new ss~d.<
Nv school Book ef isO pages OF ossahiul hynrS
"a Tunes IL eontsins many gems such as shall va
tnon each ether hsre Suasf little children 10 nossi
- me y .rhp Hrsstiiu Shorsn oh, is glorops. -
IL Ave m, with nv mother He lssden use ssde stt
atsrs Sc Pree paper covers. 20 e'n1. So per leas
bound e5 cents $50 perie0 itis edited hy noRACF
and whth have had the enormous sale OF over sk
s.s-iTed ,hoysana copies lusi rrsi.Ase sy
iroelGE " EfaNs Ne. ~ bsss<wSy, NV
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Cotn-New car Is nominsl at 90C1o3c,
and shelledis in good demand at VI 0O from
Government contractors. 800 u, .t.
Wheat Dull and unsettled. Millers Of
fered but sl 25(1l 20 for prime red.
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nat-TE46HERs' EXAMINATION Saturday,
Feb. 9Th, at the usual place, commencing
al o o'clock a. NJ, precisely. i.-.a ..'.
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On the 3lstult., at Jefferson. Ohio, Hon.
George W, Julien, of Indiana, was married
to Miss Laura B., youngest daughter Of
Hon. Joshua R. Giddings. ''"' T.
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aduasi,.tstrator,s Notice.

NTOTCE shsreby giventhat at the Probate Court Tor
IN Belmont County hio, The naldersgnsd was mp.
pointed aid qualified as Adm'nistraior o the estate OIL
Nicholas N. Fowler decd, late OF said County
All those indebted said estate arg requested make
Immediate paymeni; and those having caims against
said estate notified 10 present them LOT seemeH'
'''hih ono ''a' "''c cIRoEiNE =. FOWLER, Adm
Jsa. 81, isst,
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sAan.ATu SCHOOL nELL. 40, 1.

contains Ia pages and neaEy 2f0 tunes end bypns I'd
10 the mos, popular y. y. Book ever issued Am1H u8
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