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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
PROBATE COURT.

NTOIICE is he rrby given thnt the following named
IN Administrators and Guardians have fled in my
Office their accounts and vouchers lot se'enen 10 VII
Phomas M Niehoi, Guardian of W.N- NJ. A. and X.
Magaw. ,, . ,x,:,, "
John Morgan, Guardian OF NJ. NJ. Rnsk
lanes J. Murphey, Admir- OF Henry Miller, deed
John H. Jeffens, Adm,r Of Fred'k Gsfd1lsI decd
John C. Brown, Admir- Of John Brow,ii decn. 49,,
ROSS l. Alexander Admir- OF Peter Alexander, decd
Dkyid Deselns, Guardian OF " :. Bethel
R. w. james, Admir- de bonis non with the Will an
pexed oi Nancy A. Anderson, deed ~
q. Foulke, Guardian OF John b. Powell. ,
Ross j. kexander, Admr de bonis non with the Wi
anne xed Of David l., Jennngs nec a, Aho was ous'u
ian OF N. j.. j. A. and $. Walker
David b Nuyior, Guardian OF Mary Il Koontz
Jesse Thomhs, Admir- OF Robert WILSON, deed
rhr SIX 6rs named will be Ter hearing aud Sc eItlemen
nm the l6th and the las, the 1ih days OF Sep
| temnsr next DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
| August 25th, 1904.
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Local Matters.
UNION MEETINGS.

Union meetings will be held at the times
and places designated below:
BELMONT WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Sept. q, 81 o'clock. Speakers-Judge
Coven, Col. Poorman, j. B. Smith, Esq.
MARTINSVILLE, FRIDAY EvENINo
Sept. 23, at 61 o'clock. Speakers-Capt
Il. Danford and others. 'f.
GLENCOE, SATURDAY, Sept. "a, at 2
O'Clock, p. IN. Speakers-Cspt' l.. Danford
aud others.
FLUSHING, MONDAY, Sept. 26, 81 o.:
clock, p. IN. Speakers-Capt. l.. Danford
and others.
FOWLER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, (Pipe
Creek MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 20, 81
o'clock. Speakers-Col. ID. ID. I. Cowen,
r. H. Cochran.
STEINERSvILLE, TUESDAY, Sept. p,
Ct o'clock, p. m. Speakers-Col ID. ID. L.
Cowen, r. H. Cochran, Esq
PUGH'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Wash.
ington Tp.) WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept.
%, 81 o'clock. Speakers-Col. ID. ID. L.
Cowen. r. HI. Cochran.
CENTREVILLE, THURSDAY EVENING,
Sept 20, CT o'clock. Speakers--Col. ID. ID.
T. Cowen, X. III. Cochran.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, FRIDAY EVENING,
Sept. 80, 81 O'Clock. Speakers-Col. d.
d. T. Cowen, R. H. Cochran.
EGYPT SCHOOL HOUSE, SATURDAY.
EVENING, Oct, l, 81 o'clock. Speakers
Col. d. ID. I. Cowen, r. H. Cochran.
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PROCLAMATION

rs HEREBY MADE to the qualified voters Of Bel
L mont County. Ohio that general election will be
held, required by law OIL the
Second Tuesday, being the 1lth day
of October, 1854,
at the several places OF holding general elections III
said County Of belmont, aud you will then and there
proceed to by ballot Tor
One Secretary of State for the State OF Ohio;
One Judge oi the Supreme Court OF the State OF Ohio
for full term;
One Judge of the Supreme Court of the State of Ohio,
One Judge OF the Supreme Court Of the State of Ohio,
to fill short vacancy;
One Attorney General for the State OF Ohio;
One Comptroller OF the Treasury Tor the state OF Ohio
One Member OF the Board OF Public Works Ter the
State of Ohio, full term; m
One Member of the Bonrd OF Public Works, to fill
| Vacancy;
One Repre sentative in the Congress Of the United
Satec. 6ih Distrctl composed Of the counties of Bel
mont, Harrison, Tuscarawas, Guernsey and Noblei
| One sheriff for the County of Belmont;
| One Auditor Tor the County OF Belmont;
| One Commis issiener for the County OF Belmonti
One Director Of the Infrmary for the County OF Bel
mont. .
The Trustees of the several Townships OF said Coun
~ are hereby notified that the following number OF Ju
rors are apportioned their Townships respectively
and that they required select the said number ant
make thereof TO the Clerk OF the Court oil Commo
Pleas together with the Poll Books within two w day
after the said second t2d) Tuesday Of October 1854
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Sheridan! !!
An IMPORTANT VICTORY.
2,5oO Prisoners, 9 Battl e
Flags, and s Pieces OF
Artillery Taken!
The Rebel Generals Cor.
don and Rhodes Killed.
.au the Eaenty's Kttled and
Wounded In oar hands.
CEN. RUSSELL KILLED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Gen. Sheri
dan transmitted to Gen. Grant the follow.
ing official report, which has just been read:
WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 20.-Ldeut.
Gen. y. S. Grdnt:-I have the honor to
report that attacked the command of Gen.
Early, near the Berryville Pike at the cross
ing Of Opequan creek, and after r,ost OBJ
stinate aud severe engagement, which last
ed from early in the morning until five
o'clock in the afternoon, completely defeat
ed him, driving him through Winchester,
capturing about $500 prisoners, pieces Of
artillery, battle flags and most of the
wounded. The rebel Generals Rhodes and
Gordon we're killed, and three other gener-
al officers wounded. Most of the enemy's
wounded, and all their killed fell into our
hands, Our losses are severe, among them
Gen. d. A. Russell, commanding the 9th
corps killed by a cannon ball. Generals
Upton, MIntosh and Chapman were wound
ed. cannot tell our losses. The conduct
Of the officers and men was most admirabe
they charged and carried every position ia
ken UP by the rebels, from Opequan creek
to Winchester. The rebels were strong in
numbers and very obstinate in their fight
ing.
/ desire to mention to the Lieut.. General
commanding the gallant conduct Of Gen 6
Wright, Crock, Emory, Torbitt and the off.
GERS and men under their command. To
them the country is indebted for the hand.
some victory. A more detailed report will
be forwarded.
lSigned,l P. H. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen1 Commanding.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON
Sept 20, 9 p. m.-To Maj Gen. Dix
The following is the latest intelligence
received from Gen. Sheridan: .
HARpBR's FERRY, Va, Sept. 20, 8 p
m.--Hon. E. NJ Stanton: The body O
Gen. Russell has arrived. AS soon a:
it is embalmed it will be forwarded to
New York. Gen. Mcintosh with hi
leg amputated has just come in, and i:
in good spirits.
Several officers from the front repor
the number of prisoners captured a
2,000 The number of battle flag
captured was fifteen instead of nine
All concur that it was complete rout
Our cavalry started in pursuit at da.
light this morning. Sheridan when las
heard from was at Reamstown.
l sent forward this morning ampl
medical supplies. Full subsistence TO
the entire army goes forward.
, If you do not hear from me often
2 will be because of the distance we al
D from the scene of action, and becauf
= 1 only send you such information as
d. deem reliable.
! [Signed,] JOHN D. STEVENSON,
). Brigadier- General.
Gen. Grant has just ordered the a
k my under his. command to fire salut
y of 100 guns at 9 o'clock to-morro
morning, in honor of Sheridan's gre
victory.
A dispatch just received from &c
:, Sherman at Atlanta, says everythir
u continues well.
s [Signed, E. M. STANTON
'f Sec'y Of War.
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Additional Meetings.

Hon. B. s. COWEN and Col. G. L.
POORMAN will address the people, with
out regard to party, at the following times
and places.
BELMONT MEETING HOUSE. Mon
DAY, Sept. 26th, at O'Clock, p. m.
MORRlSTOWN, TUESDAY, Sept. 9th,
DUNN'S School HOUSE, TUESDAY
EVENING, Sept. 9th, at Ct o'clock, p. m.
GAINESVILLE, WEDNESDAY, Sept.
2Sth, at Ct o'clock, p. m.
SOMERTON, THURSDAY, Sept. 29th,
at l o'clock, p. m.
BOSTON, THURSDAY, Sept. 29th, at 81
o'clock. p. m.
HUNTER, FRIDAY, Sept. 3Oth, at
o'clock, p. m.
BELLAlRE, SATURDAY, Oct. 1st, at 81
o'clock, p. M.
The citizens will please make the neces
sary arrangements for the meetings.
The people-and especially the ladies'
are earnestly invited to turn out.
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EyWE spent most of last week m

EE-WE spent most OF last week ma
king speeches in Jackson. Vinton, and
Washington counties. of this State, and the
signs are really encouraging in that part of
the State. and no one there apprehends any
difficulty in electing the Union ticket by
increased, rather than diminished majorl-
ties.
Messrs. Jas. R. Morris and Wells A.
Hutchins, who misrepresented the people
of the districts to which these counties be
long, will certainly be beaten this fall by
maiorities ranging from 1000 to 5000
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ryMEErrNG AT THE Court HOUSE

Ey-MEETtNG AT THE COURT House.
We hope the Union people of St. Clairs-
vile and vicinity will turn out promptly to
the meetings held in the Court House on
Friday nights, These meetings will be
kept up each Fridiy night until the cleo
ton, and every Union man and woman in
the neighborhood should make it point to
be present at them, giving aid and comfort
| to the good work.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

EESELLING OJr.-Afr. Lambert
Pond has sold his Farm, which has been
advertised in the CHRONICLE for two or
sbree weeks past, to Nr. John Marshall OF
Ohio County. West Va. Mr.. Pond intends
the remove West, and will sell his live stock
furniture, hay, wagons farm products. &c.'
at public sale, on Thursday, the 9th OF oe'
: tober. a 4-
Parry Hulse. ESQ, has also sold his iarn
to Mr.. Paxton of Wheeling.
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Petition for Partition.

Eli Yocum, painid, lt'fE above ma
vs. Il med defend
e,,.i w yocum Mary Yorun ants will take NO.
Sarah Miller and Joseph Miller her hce that the above
hushaiid Elizabeth Clark and Josiah naIned pialnuhof
CLARK her husband adullsl OF Bel the I'd day oi ha
mont county. Ohio, and William w. gust, lSol hiea
Yocen, SnsHnrah X H. Yocum :. tpeuton IN ui'
c. Yocnm. PanerS 5. Yocum na'ience common fiea
z Yocum. aud Rrcce L.. Notu lmi- Conr of belnoni
noEsl of Monroe couuty. Oh o. Couily, u ~nci nc =
is now pending Wherein ths sa rlainlih demarus par
ttion OF Ike following real tstie; The : t. or OF - @
TIP T. R. 6. in said County except acres, rood'"'
noles m hle N. w corner oil said quarter. O., s,,;,
Al the ne II term OF said Court order o bnsuo'
WIZ hnans, y, "rJ Js IsSa .su; Au'ys for PIN.
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NOTICE.

TrENRY OWENS, Of Polk County lows, win take
III no,iee that James Mcfarland Executor OF the last
will and testament OF Henry Owens, deceased on the
10Th day Of August s6i filed bis penon In hs piooa,e
ali ,hs resi estate OF s,d decedent Being the oi
he 3 r. or. of See 20, Up s. r. containing s2 acres
more or less, for the payment ot the egacies
in said will. "a 4. . -, oao
oe' ''0'' - JAMES MCFARLAND,
Ex'r OF Henry Owens, decd
d.. T. CowKs, kuy for pefr. g..
Arigust rs, ld64-4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
UNION MEETING,
Friday Evening, Sept. 23d.
Col, C.. L. Poorman

will address the People at the COURT
HOUSE, on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept.
23d, at 81 o'clock.
The People, and especially the Ladies,
are earnestly invited to turn out.
By order of the Union Central Com.
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Special Advantages Of thisL0an

IrBA NATIONAL SAVINGS BAsx, offering higher
OF interest than any other and BEST SECURITY
Any saving. bank which pays ns deTofiioy IN u 3
Noes. considers that il is payingan the hest circulating
med dium OF the country and II pay in anything
better, for its ether in government secu
rites in notes bonds payable government paper
It is equally convenient a temporary OF pernanen
investment. The notes always be sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest, and are
the best security with banks coatsrss f disacpnts.
Convertible into - six per Cent.
SEQ Gold bond
In addition to the verysber interest OIL the soss for
three years this privilege OF conversion is now worth
about three per cent per annum, for the current rate for
$40 Bonds is not less than nine per cent premium, ann
before the the premium SIX per cent U. = socks
was twenty per cent Il will be seen that the ao-
tua profit this loan at the praeIn market rate s not
less than ten per cent per annum.
Its Exemption from Etats or
MunieEpa Taxation.
But aside from the advantages have enumerated
special Of Congress ALL BONDS AND TREAs-
uRY NOTES LccAL TAXATION On the average, this
exemption is worth abou, two per cent per annum. 40
cording 10 the rate Of taxation in various pas Of ths
country.
1t is believed that no s~sudhes offer great induce
ments to lender. those issued by the government II
all other forms OF indebtedness. the faith or ability o
private parties stock companies, separate commu
nites only is pledged for paym mt while the whole pro
| perry Of the country is held the discharge o
| all the obligations Of the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms fo
is loans believes that the very stronges. appeal vii
to the 10y atty and patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
Tie party depositng mus, endorse upon the ORIGINAL
| certificate the denomination OF notes required, AM
whether they 10 be issued blank or payable TO or
der When so endorsed it must be left with the Office
receiving the deposit to be forwarded 10 the Treasur
Department.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer Of tn
United States, at Washington, thf several Asss,ai
Treasurers and designated Desosaries, and by tile
First National Bank OF Bridgeport o.
and by all National Banks which are deposi,aries
public money, and all'respecsble Banks and Banke
throughout the country will give further information al
afford every facility to subscribers. aull
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NOTICE.

IN the 10Th day of September, 1894 the Probate
" Cour, OF Belmont County Ohio, declared the estate
Of James Eaton, deceased, 10 be probably nsoveni-
Creditors are therefore required to present their claims
AGAINST the estate, the Undersigned fof allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned, or
"''' "' AARON EATON,
Ex'r OF James Eaton deed.
sspt o. 1884 ..sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

krMARaIEp.-On On Tuesday, Goth inst
nv Rev. j. B. Johnston, at the parsonage,
Lieut.. Samnel Hills late. of the 18th Oh'o,
Vol. Infantry, and Miss Lizsie N. Lee, OF
Loydsville.
Lieut.. Hills, it is suggested has done
better than any of our Gensrals-he hat
captured Lee. The pafties will acceIt o
our thanks for supply of delicious cake.
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@. q. r. r. TIME TABLE,
School Books.
FOR STATIONS IN BEl'MONT Ooe
KIa,x Il

McGuhey's Eclectic Readers,
Rays Arithmetic,
.r- |..H.. Rays Algebra,
Mischeirs, Monieth's and Camps Biographies,
Pinneo's and Clark's Grammafs,
Davis Legendre,
Bulon's Latin Grammar and Reader, and full sA.on
neat al sc hooi Books Blank Books, and SationaIf
-''' = ~ wESrs. Opposite Lewis Hours
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COAL WANTED.

c,EALED PROPOSALS will be received At the An
= ditor,s Office, until noon on Saturday, Oct ibih,
ieei for furnishing the public buildings with Coal Tor
odsli,y siI foot ysn Approved bond AND security will
6e reauired Of The contractor. Ayll- lf
seir7w ,... ~ CLARK, Auditor.
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STOLEN HORSE.

c,ToIEN from the pasture field OF the subscriber 3
- miles West OF Flushing, oil the road Leading from
Flushing to Moorehed, on Tuesd " night July ieh,
DARK CHESTNUT SORREL MARE bazed III INC
face wears old. and about is hands high
A REWARD OF s35 will be paid Tor the reco'very
Of the mare. Uy25 3w'l hobi W. "rDD'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

sw-JoLLIrrcArroN MEETING ro.SIoHT,
In front Of the Lewis House. over SHEh.
IDAN's SPLENDID VICTORY. Good
speaking and music
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WILL be offered a, public sale, on 9Th day, the g,d
w OF 9th month 15Gi, the entire real estate Of which
James McLesh, late OF belmont County, died seized,
consisting OF three Dwelling Houses, md lots which
they are situated Shop Stable and other fixtures In the
of Baresville and twenty mine acres Of land in
the vicinity Of said town. -s-
Sale be made ON near said premises, between the
'N - = ASA GARRETsoN. Ex'r
sta- of James McLesh, decd.
sth mo- 23d, 1884, sel-3w
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Tobacco and Cigars.

T MANUFACTURES and keep constantly on hand.rtms
bacco and Cigars OF the best quality, which am selling
al the lowest prices. -
Merchants. wishing to purchase would do well to call
aud examine my assortment before purchasing, as am
pr, pared to sell to them the best article on tne nos'
easonahle terms. ROBERT AIChisoN.
bridgeport, August 8, 1854. Bun
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Erec,sf0r,s Notice.

NJOTfCy is hereby given that 81 the Probate Cour
IN Tor Belmont county the undersigned was hp-
pointed AID qualified sEIeeuof oi the estate Of fJiz
abeth Owens, deed, 'rie Of Belmont comfy, Quo.
All those indebted 10 said requested aks
irnmedinis payment; and those having claims sgsns
said erste are notihed 10 present them for ssusmen
"' ''''' "- -" JAMHs MCFARLAND, RI'f.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
Union Party Arguments.

Sherman's capture Of Atlantal Farra-
CUTS capture of Forts Morgan, Gaines, and
Powell Grants capture of the Weldon
Railroad! Sheridau's victory in the Shen-
andoah Valley Vermonts 10000 Union
majority! Maines 1900 Union majority !!
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. july 2j 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII be
received by the Treasurer OF the United states, the
several Assistant lreasurrrs and Designated Deposia,
and 10y the National BHuks designated and quaihed
as DepesitarIes and Financial Agents Tor Treasury
Notes payable three years from August ID l-6i bearing
interest at the rite OF and lhreeeHtls per cent
per annum with seni-alua coupons Attached pay soie
in lawful money.
holder maturity, into per cent gold bearing bonds
redeemabs after i've and payable twenty years from
August Is, 1c67. ,,.-
one hundred. Eve hundred thousand, and i've thous
md dollars and will be issued ia blank payable to
order as may he directed by the subscribers
All subscriptions must be ior MY 1oafsi OF soe nu-
DUlica,e cerieare. VIII be issued for all deposits
Til. party deposiIing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination oil noles required, anu
whether they are to he issued in blank payable 10
odef When endorsed II mus be eil win tue ohce
receiving the deposit to be uIwaried ths Oeparheh'
The notes will be transmitted TO the ownrrs iree o
transportation charges after the receipt oil th'
original Certificates OF Deposit as they can be prepared
Interest will he allowed 10 August 10 on all deposit
made prior 10 that date aud will be pad by The ID par'
ment upon receipt OF the original eeulhcales.
As the notes draw interest from August 10 person
making dep ss subsequent To that date must pay lhe III
terest nc C rued from daie OF to date OF deposit
Parties depo.iIing twenty-five thousand dollars am
upwards for these notes Al AIRY one time WIZ pe aoMe
! a commission OF one quart oi one per cent, wig
will he paid by this Department upon the recyp. Oh
hi for me amount &C rtlfed 10y the ocer win wio
rhe denosit was made. No deductions Tor commission
must lie made from the deposits; -
Officers receiving deposits will sec thai the proper en-
| dnrsrments are made upon the original certificates
All officers au horized receive deposits are reques
ed 10 give applicants all desired rornauoh, anu
ford every facility or making snbseIntiSns nI,rnrN
| Secretary Of the Treasury
| Dsubscrptions will be reeeiyedby Ihe FiRSr NJ
| Ti0NAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT, OHIO also su
scrpIions received TO the TenForty Five Per Cent 50
EeaIing Bonds. JOHN C. TALI.MAN, Cashier
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

sGTnE FAIR commenced here on yes
terday. The attendance on the first day
was slim. We hope to see good crowds
bare to-day and tomorrow. The Fair will
eloss tomorrow ,Thursday) afternoon.
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xEA VOTE was taken one day last
week on the train from Columbus to Bell
aire, on the q. D. r. R., With the follow

,yere Williams of the Monroe County
Spi5ia of Democracy was on the train, and
when asked how he voted said: for JEFF.
Davis, ,aad when again interrogated by the
person taking the vote exclaimed loud
enoushtto be heard all over the car, put
me down for JEFF. Davis" This is the
same iuaieiasai who few weeks ago was
ventilated by the officers Of the 25th Ohio
Volunteers, to which Regiment he was
nominally attached during his connection
with the army.
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.qA~sSn ~sSnSsfresor's Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby siven thst si The Probate ceur'
IN fof Belmont County, Ohio. hs u1def.igned was ~,
pointed snd asalhsd ~ Administrator Of he esfh~ o.
Jacob Yocurn. ", deceased, isis Of said County.
Al those indebted said estate are requested 70 mhks
immediate payment; sn5 thooe having claims eghnsl
said estate notihed 70 pressn, them foe settlement
'''''' wv '''' "O'" IS sXML D. YocUM, Adm'r
AnQus. aS fsSxs
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Petition for Divorce and
AIimOny.

Naomy Harper NAoMY HAMPER caused her pc; pe;
J 1N utoh 10 pe hieu Ill inc oiHce VI
Hiram Harper the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Belmont County, ONO, June -, 1904 ~ the
above named cuse, asking divorce and allmony lrsn
" b. s. CoWEN, Au'y for Plth.
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
) Per Cent. 1910 Bonds.
Interest and Principal payable In Gold.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL
kANCIAL AGENT OF II l.
UNITED STATES.


TINS Bank Is the successor to the Belmont Branch Of
l. the STATE Bank Of Ohio. aud is now doing q gen
eral Banki z. Collection and Exchange business. IL is
Designated Depositary aud Financial Agent OF the
United States
# ha. authority from tie Secretary Of the Treasury 10
subscriptions the 10 ~ authorized by the
act OF March 80. i-'I
These bonds are dated March LIST. 1894 are redeem
Hpe al the pleasure Of the Government after years
and able ~ years from dnt= III with
per cent. per snnurn- in cmS.
Subsc rIbers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
as they may prefer Registered bonds will be is.u-d o:
the denomination OF so. SlO0. $50 slOO0. s50. and
SO O-8nd Coupon bonds ol $50 SlUO 500 and O. 100
The Inie I on the $50 and 500 bouds-regl stored
and coupons payable annually all others semi
| annual
The bond. bear interest from March isi ard the &c.
crued interest from that day the date Of subscrDon
must be psid in coin. IN United States and Natona
| Bank NOES adding thereto 50 per cent premium until
further notice bonds will be issned drawing iteres
iron the day OF subs rpon At the option Of the sub
scribrr.
Legal tender and National Bank notes sight drah.
| on New York and Philadelphia payable IN Naiiona
Currency, will he received in payment OF subscript OH
All bonds subscribed ior this agency will be deliv
| cred at this Ban free Of expense.
| To Guard uns and Others holding funds IN fducar-
capacity this loan fur shes peculiar advantages IL
safe a d profitable The interest being paid in Col
| makes it equal to an g per cent. investment
Many persons oh ect 10 the time the bouds heve
run. This Is no objection. Their market value can
realized al any without the nterv Btion OF Judge
Lawyers. 1urIes. Sherids. &c. which often occurs
the Election OF loans made or real estate Sc rurty.
Come on, then, with your sub. eript ons.
JOHN C. TALLMAS, Cashier.
Bridgeport April IA, is64.-tf