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Interview between the Presi-
dent and George Thompson

George Thompson had an interview with
President Lincoln yesterday, which was
satisfactory to both parties. In the course
of conversation the President said, in
reference to the Emancipation Proclamation,
that the paramount idea of the Constitution
was the preservation of the Republic, and
that he had never for moment doubted
the right and the power Of the Executive to
issue such a proclamation, whenever it was
manifest that, like patient diseased limb,
'liss,' ovqld be saved only BY ampatatiOn.
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TER AFUEyI IrUM coLLRerIos

contain. Five Hundred pages Of tunes and hynas,
new and old, OF tbs choices, kinds foE eharch Sunday
school, revival missionary snpsranes, prayer ana cor
The music in this book Aas life and animation in il Ike
Shinng Shore Rest for IN. Weary Shall we know
each other thsre!n Shall meet beyond the River"
There is Beauinl World kind Words,n sweet
Hour OF Prayer There is Land o! Love- suffer
little children 10 come unto me, God save the Natlon
&c Prices single copies bound 65 cents, S55 per loo
cloth bound embossed gilt IS GEMS es5 per leo Mailed
at the retail price. -
4sl, Broadway, New Yea
PsbEshsr OF ths above BookA
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THE HORACE WATERS NELobEoNs AN,
IA RNONIuh5.
THE DAY SCHOOL BML.

ta10 ehp,os issued. A nav Singing Book lhr sohoels
AID seminaTies. called tho Day -Sokool Bad, " kkn
rssdy u contains about 800 ehoics song. rounfA
chlehes duets. roA qsHrrtts, aud choFuses, pany ~
iErm written expressly for his work, bssiaes AZ pages u
We Elements oi MUSIC which are easy and progressive
Among ute iarss ntrber oi heartiiul piae may he
lound " Uncle SANS Sehno." Do nit yea hear ts
cal.drsn coming, ways look OIL the sunny side,
Tile LITTLE lass and Lutte LAhn "Oh IL I wers
little BIRD" Eiri Of behuyn Pretty pair tresv dAnva
Chorus" Meet ne by the running bsook" &e Il y
compiled By Horace Nsess- author Of Sabbath eehaa
Bell, Nos and 2, whah have had tho enormous ssfe
Of 5@5OyO copaE. Ptces-pnpeT covers, Us oena no
per hundred b0u'. 20 osuis, S25 POI kundsod, elnA
oopiss furnished al lie 100 p'ies Mt1sd VI As ,enz
pfss.
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A PHILADELPHIA paper reproduces the
record of votes In Mexico during the war in
1S47, for State officers in Pennsylvania. One
record reads; Castle of Perote, Mexico,
Skunk, &c; Irwin, 20" The votes were
counted in the aggregate ofthe ballots cast
for candidates, and were allowed the same
as votes at home. The Democratic party"
of that day does not seem to have been
opposed to soldiers in the field voting on
home elections.
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s0-OUR SPRING ELEoTIoN.-We have
yet but very little information about the
elections in the various Townships of this
county on the 4th inst.
RIcHLAND and GOSHEN we reported last
week.
PEAsE gave the Union ticket ls6 ma
jority. Brough's majority last Fall was 81.
d, WASHINGTON elected the entire Union
ticket by about 40 majority.
In MEAD but one ticket was run. The
Copperheads made their nominations in
"secret session." and swole those present
not to reveal them until the morning of the
election. "K G. C,'s," eh?
KIRKwooD gave the Union ticket about
so majority.
af The Gazette has reports from Union,
Wayne. Warren, and Somerset. 1t says
the Copper majority in Union is from llC
to l2O. In Wayne 25. In Somerset from
, 20 to 40; and that the Union majority il
Warren is from Is to %, the Coppers elect
ing one Constable by majority.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. Ha. q

1. an SDuYs new work Of a2 psgos and rsa Y a. psee
and hytnns. Nearly million Of t.nss I'm
have been Issued aud singing tiYoug1
this and ut1sr couniTrs Among the nah$
cnoice nisoss may be iodnd. shall beyopd tbe
Ri.=l,'' There Is u Beautiful World" "SoIsow shah
come ar-in no rcTe" Do Mt you hear the angels con
mgr rhou. God. rae" sabbath Bells chime on
&c Prices oI Bel! NJ. are as Bell No 2. Bob
Numbers can obtained in volume, price, baud
copy 40 cents SIS per huidreG cloth bound emboassa
gilt 50 eents, SIS per 100 50 copies iuIisAAd al ths ~
price. Mailed u Is ssili! price
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
Belmont Common Pleas.

David Hunt, jesse Eaon, Samuel Beany, .----- "
benjamin. p. Elliott, and WIN. A. DOwdel, Ex pnrte.
Trustees of Bethesda NJ. r. Church.
NOTICE is hereby given that, on The llth day OF
In April 1864, the above named petitioners filed u
petition in the Clerks office OF the Common Pleas Court
OF Belmont county Ohio, asking for authority to sell
acre OF land Oh which the old bethesda NJ H. Church
X. 8, partisuary described in said petition except
much thereof as s enclosed for gravsyardi for the
purpose OF investing the proceeds in church
ed for said society about II miles from said lot,
Al the next term Of said cour order will be asked
for according to 'ss Rsaysr Sow sf s,ls Ss'.Sn. p,
April Il, 1eoi.-iw . a
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State of Ohio, Belmont Co., IS.

Court of Common PleaS--Clvll suit.
The Czsn's Depofit Bank THE defendants, john
OF Wheeling l. X. Miller, George X
vs. Wheat The Wheeling sa-
John y. Miller George X Wings I, sttulion, and A.
Wheat, The Wheeling Sa- e. Mckee, Hon-resIdenis
Wings Institution, A. &. Me. Of the Stale Of OHIO will
Kee, and Christopher take notice that on The lth
Scbiihle. day Of April, 1854 the said
plaintiff cd is petition in The said Cour, IN substance
that at The Spring Term 1884, Of the said Court, that the
plaintiff hnd recovered Judgment against the said de-
fendan. John r. Milisr for the OF S7,i7U 80, and
the costs Of suit aud that the said judgment is uHsais
fed in whole. That the said suit had been commenced
by attachment and that the property attached sub
ect liens OF the ether pares at the time OF the at
tachipsn. Thatlo Ne 1J5 and 13l in Wsllaees addi
ton To MarnsvilIe were subject to debt OF about
81 500 10 the Whcr ing Savings Institution secured by
a deed OF trust the defendant Mckee. Tha, the hone
place Of about sixteen acres was subject to debt OF
about 81 600 40 the said Savings Institution secured by
a mortgage the said George X Wheat. who il surety
on the snd note, being the debts OF the said Miller.
The prayer IL substance is for the sale Of the attached
properly and for the distribution OF the proceeds OF the
sale according 10 the priority Of the said liens
The said non-resdeni defendants will appear.
or demur to the said petition the 18th day Of June
Or judgment will he entered agail them on their default
j. +. CIIARLESW0RTH, Clerk.
April IA. 1864. .-6w
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kTGoNH TO lowA.-Mr. 7. w. Faw-
oett, of this county. has removed to Chari-
ton, Iowa, which place he expects to make
his home. We are sorry to lose MIR: F.
He was a good citizen, and pushing, en-;
ergstic man, besides he is a good Union
man, and was always active and untiring
for the triumph of the Right. He is an in
trepid politician and fluent speaker, and
has always contributed his voice and inHu'
enee for sound principles and good govern
ment. We are sure we wish him every sue
cess in his new home in the West.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 'Aa, s'ths Probate Css ,o
IN Belmont County. Ohio. Toe un i-rsiynei wa, sp-
pointed and qualified Executor of the efsts Of Geo
Taylor deceased late Of said cosuiy.
A those indebted 10 seid estate rGre'.ed 70 n,ks
immediate payment: aud those having claims agsiut,
said -stat. notified to pfesrt IhsIa ssnsmsnt
within one year from this date.
JOHN ". AYRrs, EIr
ksrch ?. 1-5i
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Belmont County, 0hi0--COurt
of Common Pleas.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Robert Travis. dcmandant,


Eliza Travis Emeline Moore md Harrison Moore her
husband. William Travis, Mary Awn Carpenter and
Thomas Carpenter her husband. Julia Aus Moore and
Joel Moore her husband James Travis. Jon aihan Ira
Wis John Travis, james X. p. Travis John Travis Jr
Mary Z. Travis. Sarah Travis, Harriet Travis. Mary
Gsiten, Hnldah Gutem. sarah Jane Luke aud Robert
Luke her husband. Emauda Magilton and Philip
Magilton her husband Sophia Hughes and Abraham
Hughes her husband. Bridget Travis. James VI. Travis
Mary Harri. aud Elias Harris her husband, Jaines
Harris. Margaret Harris Elizabeth Harris, and the ul-
Known heirs OF sarah Fox, defendants.
piE above named defendants will tax. notice that
L petition was flied against them the 2jd day oI
March. 1864. by the above named denandant in the
Clerks Office OF the Common Pleas Court of Belmont
county. Ohio and is pending, wherein the said de-
mandant demands partition oi the following described
real estate and that the dover interest of the said Eliza
Travis heren il any she have, be set of and assigned
to her.
l. rhe w OF the 8. W. or. of Sec, Is, Tp. G. Il. s.
(ercep school house lot Of about acres in the S W.
2 The w. OF the g. W. qr. OF See. ~ Tp. 6. r. 5,
con aiming 20 acres more or less.
3 part Of the T.. OF said Sec. Is. Beginning for its
boundaries the : T.. oi said section aud run
niug with said Section line y. deg w l-Opoles
10 a stone thence = s9l deg W. ~ poles to q stone
thence = deg h. lSU poles to stone on the South
boundary OF said Section. and thence with said line y.
s9s deg - poles to the place OF beginning; Contain
ing sl acres. more or less.
4. Part OF the y. u. or. OF Sec. II. TIP, o. X D. Be-
ginning for lis boundaries at Tree al the n W corn
OF a lot which, in Sg belonged tG Penna ilse OIL the
y boundary line OF said quarter ana running thence
with said Pennu lhse line ) :. deg. E. 221 prrches
thence w. 81 perches stake thence N Jig perches
to II sake the n. boundary line of SAID quarter and
thence with said line. T. % perches, 10 the beginning
containing acres. more or less.
AT the next term ol said Court, application VIII be
made by the said demadan for ord rim accordance
with the demand OF said petition iRoRERr TRAVIS
u. d. r. CowES. Au'y for demandant.
March 81. le6l. .-6w
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Publi.Aed by IioR ACE wATrRs. Ar'L,.
no. &si, Drssdwag, New roeA

WY TATF0s, CHORAL. HARP--A rev Sunday
w sch.ol Itouk OF l6l razss oi Ssa4Gin Hymns
and Tunes Il contains many gems sHeh - 'shh' We
know each ofher there" "Sifer Ile children 70 ee@s
rnto ue - .Ile Beautiful Shorc,n "Oh. I u sionoes;
"Ieaye me with my m1herh lie tldeui nae neslde .st
waters Sc Price. paper covers ~ CENTS " PER ~
bound 25 cents: SEQ pei 100 II Is edited by HohAOs
WATERS. Author Of SUNDAY school hells' Hes'i
aud p which have had tie ep"t"ons sas ol over ei
hundred thoifsand copies. Jus nuhishno 1y ~
HDRXCE WATERS, No. Aai, br0Adw"y'N T.
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p25-CoAL FAMINE. We arc having q
coal famine just now. Perhaps one-third of
the families in town are out Of that very
necessary article, and can't get it for love
nor money. Every bushel that comes into
t1wn is eagerly gobbled up. We have been
virtually out for week, and it was with
the greatest difficulty that we were able to
get out this issue of our naper at all.
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D0-MR. WIN. FARIs has purchased Isaac
Askews property, and is fitting up a da-
xusrrean room there. He is still taking
,;o,u,s. !. Ma old rooms, and will continue
% do 70 until bis new quarters a.. law w.
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Court of Common Pleas, Belmont Co.
Ohio-Petition for Divorce.

Eeni. +. wts,.ak. lTCHE defendant. Ahneiia West.
Sc. J lak-. Of ih- city ~ Pius.
Almeria Wsst-ke 1uryn Sls,e oi Pennsylvania, j..
hereby notified tHri the 2ih day Of February. is64
Benz + Wesoks filed ia said Court petition a'ledg.
ing The crrGe oi adultery oi the defendant. Almenia
Westlake ana Tor thai cau-- praying tie Couu for a
dissolution o tic marriage contract and lor TIC custody
ol tIeir child. EranklIa Wesilssc.
Bt:NJ. +. WESTLAKE, P..a.
By J. q SsiTH, his Any.
March g. 1864.
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FARM FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale my Farm containing % acres ~
acres cleared all we'll set IN grass and well water
ed II is also situated in good neehoorhood IN hlcn
land Township, Belmont county, ahoui mlles lroh
hr National .load 2 miles from Wnrnocks station on
the G. o. r. R., and about miles Southwest oil 81
ClairsvilIe. '...., .,,,, :, ,;,h -
on H. . - =.
the Subscriber. - JOHN rRoFr.
spr7-2inr
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The ProIn,e cour for
~ Belmont County, OHIO. the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator Of tile estate Of
Joshua Pryor deceased. lats Of sud County.
All those indebted 10 said estate are requested ip make
immediate paymeHt: 1nd those having claims sgsiusi
spid estate are nouied TO present them iOr settlement
within year from this date.
THOMAS CARLETON, Admir-.
March g. 1s6f-'
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TIE NEW rATRIcris soNa saok

contains % pages Of songs duets and ahoTusas, hob
sacred oud secular including n pages OF prayers 6f
sick ant dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
IT is we. suited ior social singing. well sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may ht
found. ~ hsie liberty dvc.is . my county, "rho
Christian Hero" "TfIee Cheers for our Banner" Come
slx to OF heaven "Goufus Ia. the Gem OF the 0sean"
-Frrenan's Gathering "Columbias King forever"
sIarcilng Along" &c. PFces-papsT ooysES - SsAi.
sI0 per 10 Mailed sI uIs EeiGi! PzsA
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INDICTED FOR TREASON N--Frederick Len
ecker one of the Holmes county riotors, who
had been indicted for treason, but eluded
the vigilance of the officers, was arrested and
taken to Cleveland last Tuesday. He was
held to bail until the May term for $4,000.
-[Columbus Journal, Friday.
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at-MR. WM. DAVIS met with severe
accident day or two ago, by which his jaw
bone was broken. We do not know exactly
how it happend, but it occurred while he
was working machinery in Sheppard Davis
wagon shop.
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D@MR. JOS A. RAMAaE, formerly with
j. w. Collins, but more recently with A. G.
Good 4 Co., Wheeling, is now in the Drug
Store of w. 7. & j. j. Pickering. Joe has
had several years experience in the drug
business, and understands it thoroughly.
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eAnsArH SCHOOL BELL. 80, |,

contains n Pages and nearly 2O tunes and hymns and
is the IaSs' popular : y Book ever Issued. An1sg Es
Christian icron "Bsauf1l Zion" II ought 10 love ny
No'si" The Angels tod So" "In the Iighlm Rec
Tor tue WesTy.' &c Pnees-paper eovers. 20 srns
each. Sl5 hunhrsd hound Us eentz, $40 peIj@SAt
cloth bound emJossed gili. - esats SIS per LOO
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC roR TIE Nnbaoz

Arranged as solos, duets quariets and eheruses, h<
musical societies. chos. Sunday schools pnOle schools
summaries, etc. "Shud know each etlier here"'
"Don't you hear the Angels coinng'n "shah we meet
beyond the riyrr be N uine,' "fhere Is henaniui
dom Truth, and Right I'VE are coming, Falhst
Abraham six hnlrcd thousand more "Fhsre is i.ana
OF Love" sorrow snail come again no more "iieaye1
Is Hume, Come sing o Heaven ,Lnndin sight,"
I'VE VIII love our Sunday Scheol' Our Gcd is Inareh-
ing on God save the Nauonn WhiIrsrs song OF "IAe
Plantation Negror Pair Freedom's Morn has dawnod
at last "Oyer mountain Little Ella an Angel
Nillie : sC,lr ieuyeH,n "Suter little ehafen .
come unto NO. Bury me in the meming, Mother
Come to thy rest" Sweet hour OF Prayer Sc free
cents 80 gents per dozen, - per i1l' Postage ce<
each. In shsct form, with Piano aecamfa iAeh@ % c"
Publi.Aed by IiORA- WATERS. Ar'L q
No. ,si, )rssdwug New foSA
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suction on
MONDAY, the 25th Of April, 1864
between tho hours Of 10 a. = and p. X. upon he
premises tis following described iac, of and situate
in said County Of Belmont:
The first part of said ,tact being in Soc b. To g.
beginning st the middle oi tie East aud West line Of
the Northwest quarter Of said section, ut station G. as
designated the plat thence y. s3l der. 7t5 poles
10 the corner station thence <. deg T. l0s poles
70 the corner station 2 theHcs s9t deg " rs 2-i00
noles 70 the middle of said line, at station 81 thence
y dey W 100 poles 10 the place Ci beginning con
tHiBing 90 ncres more less
The second part being IN the East half Of tho South.
YVES, quarter Of Sec. JG Tp Z, II. 8. cOniaiurg ten
Bcres. more or rss, Joining iOnd that Moses Wilams
purchased ol Wesley Selby, lying 8. = OF the Ridge
Rosd ltadi from the grade 10 Zig saltwater ard beug
the psrcel ~ land conveyed by Peer McCulloch
snd wife TO Moses Williams, BY deed dated 9th March
1874.
The ihird per- being In the y. w qfnrcr Of Sec s.,
W g X o. beginning OF station l. Southeast corner 70
lands Of Isaiah Bucsney Hrnce wiA Tie Iiue OF land
oi sad Noses Williams " ~ deg H. 1o43 poles 10 sta
uon 2; ihruce $ d deg. W. 717 r0lrs 10 ptption
thence : = deg T. ~ poles 20 ihr place OF beginning
containing ncf" roeds. l54 poles.
Said ihree psfis lying adjoining Bna containing To-
Ertbef Oi acres rOOdH 10 poles more or less; being
the same laud Of which said Williams died seized.
AppTsised a. ~lOD1. Terms oi sale-Ote.bBf cash
and one-hai si one year win interest secured by mort
gage. DAVID DESEI.NS
Executor Of Moses Nilism,dsc'J
March a. taCi.-4w
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500 Recruits Wanted for the
Naval Service & Marine Corps.

OFFICE PRovoSr MARSHAL 10TH DTsT. Ono,
URlCrsvLLE. o.. April I, lciA. {
rNHE undersigned is authorized 10 ruit able bodied
L men, between the ages OF ! s and 35 for the Naval
Services aud Marine Corps.
Young men II w have an opportunity 10 enlistin these
most desirable branches OF the service. and they will
be entitled TO portion o the proceeds OF all prizes taken
Mrn. for Naval Service Marine Corps will be
credited on quolus for draft, the men for the
arAy.
Recruits in Naval Service will receive three months
advance pay. TO he refunded from prize money. Re-
ctuits for Marine Corps receive no advance pay or
bounty but are entitled 10 prize money.
07' "A. r. READY,
npt7.ow Capt. and Pro Mar. 10th Dist. o.
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@%-N~
TUE HARP OF FREEca1

contains - pages Of song. eusis, and chorusns H Hoe
dom Among the cEolcs pieces we would name, "Fah
Freedoms alorn.r 20 ct ny people 20" "Over the noun
tal.1 They worked me q he day. ae. Price 6eents
snge, - cents dszep - per los Po.sgs ss4s
each
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FOR SALE.

rHfIE SAW AND GRlSF MILLS. with the land ai.
ischrd. aboui 65 belonging 10 the estate of
Samuel Glover decensed. This desirable properly Tor
iariing and milling purposes. is situated Cupilns
Greek. mics from the OHIO River. ard "4l. Dc sod
low or exchanged for COED farming lands.
Anply soonto AhlO~ GLOVER. or
SAMUEL. GLOVER,
fe25-tm~ Al Capiina. Belmont Co. Oaio.
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sv-Exo1rISa TIMES IN CoNGREss--In

hN-ExCITISa TINES IN CoNGREss--ln
bur columns this week will be found the
proceedings Of the House Of Representa-
tives on Friday last, on the State of the
Country: Mr.. Alex. Long, member from
one of the Cincinnati Districts, made a
speech tceming with the most unblushing
treason, and was replied to ia magnificent
manner by Gen. Garfield, member from the
Portage District.
On the following day Speaker Colfax
called Mr.. Rollins, Of New Hampshire, to
the chair, and taking the floor, as the mcnl-
Der from the 9th Indiana District, offered a
resolution for the expulsion Of MIR. Long
The Copperheads Immediately began 6llibus-
tering, and opposed it vehemcntly. During
the debate, Mr. Harris, Of Maryland, said;
"The South ask you to leave them in peace;
but no, you say you will bring them into
subsection. That is not done yet, and God
Almighty grant that 1t neuer may be! Ihope
you ,oiU never suliugate the South" There
upon, Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, offered a
fefOiutiou lOT tno e&puisiou oi hho'iio' Oil"
pressed it to vote. A vote was taken, but
it failed to secure the necessary two-thirds.
Only one Democrat voted for expulsion
Bailey, of Pennsylvania. All the balance
(Jos W. White included) voted to retain
Mr.. Harris in his seat. Gen. Schenck i'm
mediately offered resolution censuring Mr..
Harris. Only eighteen Democrats had the
hardihood to vote against it. Jos. W.
White, although he had just roted against
expulsion, lodged the uote Of censure.
We intended to print the entire debate
this week, but it is too long. We will finish
it next week, and we want the people Of
Belmont county to notice the course Of
their Representative particularly. Hun
dreds of good Union men in this county
voted for White against Mr.. Bingham. =
What de they think of him by this time
Jim Morris acted precisely as did White
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby riyen that the PROBATE Court for
IN Belmont County. Ohio, the undersigned vas ap-
pointed aud qualified Admins fatpr OF tie ssisle ci
Lewis Hoyer. drceused late OF said county.
All tho.e indebted said estate requested 10 make
immediate PAYMENT and uiu,r having claims against
said estate are notified present them cI settlement
AARON J. SMITH, Admir-.
March 81. 1861 ~
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Notice t0 assessors.

rTHE Assessors will meet at the Auditors Office, in
i ST. Clarsvie. on Saturday, the 10Th day OF April
TO receive the necessary Blanks, Books and nsiruc-
tious r. =. CLARK, Auditor.
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RyTH: A SACRED oANTAzA,

contain, &c pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dysh masae
" Prof Gull Ihis Il excesnt book for soasers -
tia young Priees- paper covers % sss sib per lsos
bound Is coEi-, &C per 100.
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oTrApTERI.y REpoR r

CogSIY or BELMONT g
On this ia day Of April, 170i, personally come before
the undersigned, Notnry Psblic Of said County u d.
v Cowsn. President aud u. Weiday, Cashier Of The
Fr. National Bank oi ST. Clafsyille, who, being duly
sworn upon their oaihs say that the foregoing is true
and accurate statement OF the affairs and condition Of
said Bank on the morning Of the Isl day OF April 1884
Subscribed pnd sworn to the day and year above
written ID. ID. y. COWEN. President.
n. c. WELDAY. Cashier
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NOTICE is hereby given That at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont county the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator oi the estate OF
Simpson Phillips, decd 'aie OF Belmont county, ONO
Ali those indebted ts said esae requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
faid estate ure notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
RALPH PHILLIPS, Admir-.
March e. 1854.