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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEpARrMBNT Jvt, "a lsat
NOTICE is hereby even that subscriptions will "
received BY tha Treasurer OF the Uned states IN.
several Assistant Treasurer and Desgnstcd prvo.i,s
mes efd BY the National Banks Designated aud qnsIIhea
- DepesHanes and financial Agents, Coz Treasury
Notes payable three years from Angus 49, ieeA bearna
Interest at The rate Of and hres-tehs per cent,
per Pnnun, with semi annual coupons aueehed paynb,
In awful money ~
These notes will he convertible Of The op,,on of the
holder at maturity into per gold bearing bonds
redeemabls after Eve and payable twenty years from
August 1J 1s07.
The Noes will be ,sued IN the dsnomin siion. o. sfv
one hundred, Eve hundred, thousand and thous
hnd dollars, and will be issued iu bauk or psyabs In
order q, may be directed BY The sub,efibsfs.
Al subscriptions must be for hity doafs some muI-
tiple Of fifty dollar.
Duplicate certificate, will be issoed f5f al deposits
The parry deposidng must endofse opou the oRforSlL
certihcate te denomination, Of hoJ.e required, and
whether thy tTe To- be issued III hank payable 10
order When soendofsed u mtst be len with the officer
reesiving @ sos 70 be forwarded % this Department
The notes wfl be transmitted 10 The owners free Of
transportation tissgess after the receipt Of the
srignsl Ceru6esfes of Depo, tey cah be prepared
Interest will ke sllpwes TO August 10 on sil deposits
made prior 70 thai date, and w Se paid by the Depart
IneIf upon receipt Of the original cenifcatcs.
As the notes draw interest from August u.s. persons
making dep s subseque' N that date must pay the in
terssf fued from dale OF note date Of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes nj M one time will be allowed
commission Of e-quartr Of Ont per cent, which
VII be paid BY this Department upon the receipt Of
bii for the amount certified 10 by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions
must bo unde from the deposits. 'i
Officers receiyiBg deposits will that the proper
dorsenents rnhde uron The original certificates.
All officers authorized receive deposits request
ed 70 give TO applicants all desired iBfomation and uf
w. r. FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
u = Subscriptions will be received blythe FIRST Ma
TIONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT, OHIO; also sub
scupons rsceivedio the Ten-Fory Five Per Cent Gold
Besiing Bonds. JOHN c. TALLMAN, Cashier.
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MAaAzINE.-Iti Is with more than ordinary
pleasure that we direct the attention Of the
public to the advertisements Of these ster-
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
4 Executors, Administrators and Guardians
have filed Ia my Office their accounts and vouchers
for settlement 10 wit:
McGesth, Admir- OF WIN Mckinley. deed.
David Gordon Guardian OF Enfeld X Baker
w Drennen and J. Thomas, Adm'rs Of James Dren
nen. deed.
. iirsrn D, san, Guardian Of C. 8, D. d. and J. A.
DANIEL Muuma- Admir- of David wsddeIl. decd
Rachel q. Chandler, ADMIR- Of Kirsey X Chandler
deed.
Rachel c. Chandler, Qua rdan OF Ira L. Chandler
II o. Morgan. Guardian OF Anna Shannon
j. r. Lyme and q. w. Mason, Exrs Of George Ma
decd.
u. X. Davis Admir- Of John Mace, decd
o. J. Swaney, Guardian Of w. 8. NeiswanSer
John II. Henderson, Admir- Of VIM. T. Henderson,
decd.
John =. Shepherd, Guardian OF Letitia NJ. Laishiey
Phllo Mead. Admir- OF Joshua Lamp. decd
The seven FIRST named will be for hearing and settle-
ment on the 4h and the last the 5h days Of
November neIt DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
Oct. 10, 1854.
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Common Pleas.

Common Pleas.
Noble county, Tuesday, January 81 ! Tuesday, May
2i Tuesday, October 8.
,MoIgnn Tuesday, February u Tuesday, May .,
"Wednesday. October IL.
Muskingun, Monday, February 70, Monday May 49,
Monday, October %.
Monroe, Tuesday, February IA, Tuesday. May O.
Tuesday, October q
Belmont, Tuesday, February 81, Tuesday, May Q,
Wednesday. October IL.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March ?, Tuesday, May q, Tues
day, October "a
Harrison, Monday, February 9, Monday, May g. Mcn-
day, October 16
fuscarawas, Monday, February 90, Monday, nIsy 90
Monday, October 30.
jefferson, Monday, May 0, Monday, June 6, Monday,
November H.
Done al steubenvic this 26h day Of September 1884
EZRA T.. EVANS, ! Judges
JOHN w. OKEY, in said
GEO W. .McILvAINE.) District.
true copy, by order Of said Judges
Attest: JAMES ELLIOTT.
Clerk oil the Court OF Common Pleas Of Jefferson Co O.
CLERKS OFFICE Sr. GAINESVILLE o.
October IS 1854 (
certify the above to he true copy ef the original
furnished this Office. J. +. CHARLES WORTH
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont Co. o.
November 10, 1874. .6w
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Mary Ann Embtee TEssR EsiBREr, whose place
Va sb Of reaiden,e n urkaovrn "a
Jesse Ennbree. thereby notified that Oh the 22d day
Of September A. d. Is54 Mary Ann Einbree fled Pc
ution ~ the CoUn Of Common Pleas Of Belmont Coun-
w. OHIO, asking for divorce, the cussdy Of her minor
children aud reasonable amony, for the Of said
Jesse Embrees wilful absence for three years Sail
petition will be for hearing nj the Of said Cour
commencing November D, 1854.
Sept. %. 1854. CIV
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Sale tf Valuable Real Estate.

E'oR SALE at public auction, on SECOND DAY,
l. THE 2iTH OF TENTH MONTH, 1854, at IL
o'clock noon upon the premises, the following DESERT
bed real estate situate in Celerain Township Belmont
County Ohio, to wit:
The Farm lately occupied by Jane Bailey. and own
ed by her and Richard Bailey jointly Said farm is ait
usted Two miles South Of Pleasant Grove, upon the
road leading from Pleasant Grove TO ST Clsirsve,
aud about four miles from ST. Cairsvie and contains
about 100 Being the Fast side OF the Southeast
quarter of Section 25, Township Range beginning
for It's boundaries at the Southeast OF said
to and running thence North I6] poles thence North
80 degrees 55 min Yves, gs poles thence South 1863 70
poles thence Fast 97.s poles TO the beginning
There are on the premises a Frame Dwelling and
Frame Stable. The land j. OF good quality, and lays
well pau OF tis well iInbered-princpaly with oak
Terms. Two hundred dollars are to be paid on the
day Of sale and the remainder OF half the price Of
the farm to he paid upon giving possession, which can
be done Immediately lexcept wheat field OF about
eight acresl The remaining half is 10 be paid lin enc
year from the day OF sale, with interest except sixteen
hundred dollars which 10 remain in the hands OF
the purchaser secured by mortgage, upon which inter-
est is 10 be paid annually during the life Of MARY Jane
Bennett JOSHUA MACLE
Ex,r Of Jane Bailey, deed, Agent for Richd Bailey.
Sept. ~, l16i-4w
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.fktaehassefst Notice.

Samuel Er. p = ,, gwen ,a, 70 s!ais hs Dc;
Samuel Hicks, Deh. } on the 18th dsy OF October,
1854 caused order Of attachment 10 be issued against
him, before James Kelsey, Justice OF the Peace Of
ruiiney Township, Belmont Co., o., for the sum OF
$50 66-amounl and costs. ]. Il. SMITH,
Nov.l0 1864 -3ws ~. Airy for PlrG
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80. eWPRoMoIED. Capt. G. w. Hoge. Of
- the i26th Ohio, has been appointed Colonel
. Of one of the new regiments raised in this
State. Serg't Barclay Cooper, of the same
regiment, to Second Lieutenant. Lieut..
Reece G.. Lewis, 9Sth Ohio, to Captain
Lieut. Vespcr Dorneck, 18th Ohio, to Capt.
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At WHOLESALE ONLY!
WATCHES & JEWELRY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
Lowest Prices for Cash!

A RkIY and Country Merchants Pedars Suffers, and
n General Dealers can make enormous profits upon
a small investment! .
Jewery OF any pattern or quality and in any qushty
made 10 order. Estimates for any class Of wark iur-
nished Particular attention paid to supplying Auction
eers. Pedlars, Indian Traders. and Army Dealers.
ANY style Of Goods manufacturers such as Inventions
etc. Al short notice, Good Cahvnssng Clerks, with
small capital. find constant employment! llusra-
ted Lists and full particulars free.
The profit 10 the retailer Is very large.
A wholesale supply eau be carried IN a knapsack,
hand valise OF carpet bag, and will be like books
bulky or incovenent to carry from place TO place.
Remember another thing!-ihi business 10 strictly
honorable! There is no need oil senng OF ex-
aggerailng Our Goods show for themselves and prove
IL is a business in which an ample and sat
isfacory equivalent is given for the money received,
and encouraging profit is pocketed nj tie same time
Il h an occupation in which person need be afraid
or ashamed canvass the field again and again,
for where once goods introduced, permanent
and continued demand is created
To Soldiers in the Army or those 81 home disabled by
the hardshps Of war; Ciegymen out OF health Teach
Postmasers or any person who wishes
or active occupation, ard one tina, brings with II
uny seldom met with. Try IL and see for yourselves
Carefully selected lots of Jevery, comprising our
newest styles snd most saeabe yatiey oi Goods wili
be seat snyyhete i the Loys slsss ~, a,S con, ni
sanily filing orders from persons leaving tbe cnolpe OF
Goods wholly with us. To sach we pfomse we oes'
exercise Of our and judgment sna rem our oig
experience can ensure saiisfaclsn we aN no phy II.
wanted and we will send The same and collect pay by
Express at the end Of the route ,
| God and Silver Watches, good movements and man
a u,css ~; es'' ilo% sio 70 ssso each Sen,
| .nyyShere--pay collected by Express Satisfaction
eusranteed An Watches al first prces they being oil
'ur c,cuI.rs S~h tres by N all Send Tor them hey
Y - +. 4 n. GAUGHAN, Msnuse,asen and
~,sso-aa Imsosterss no Brcsd'~sy, New yet1
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H%THANKsGlvING DAY. The various
congregations worshippingin St. Clairsville
will meet in the Presbyterian Church on
Thursday, the Oath inst, National Thanks
giving day. at I'll O'Clock A. M. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. j. NJ. Tho
burn.
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Excelsior Planning Mill

JAVING fitted up my establishment wrthe Latest
l. i Improved Machinery, 1 am prepared TO fur
nsh at my Office in BRIDGEPORT, 1.-THE same that was
formerly occupied by Stewart Keeline,) Rough and
Worked Boards, Flooring, Weather Boarding, Doors
SASH Shingles Shelving Cornice Boards, Shutters.
Mouldings Paiings, Panne Stuff, Frames, and building
Materials Generally.
All work delivered free of charges at the Cleveland
Pittsburgh r. r. Depot and also at the Baltimore &
Ohio aud Hempfeld R, r. Depo,s, excepting tolls
ID-Orders promptly attended TO.
GEORGE KEEIINE
Formerly Of the firm of Stewart & K-elinrJ
hHdgeport Belmont Co., Ohio. je16-ly
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- D0-By reference to the Time Table of
the Central Ohio Rail Rord it will be sesn
the evening train, going west, leaves Bell
air at S:45, p. NJ, instead, of 6:46.
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p@SNow. We had pretty good fall
of snow on Saturday night, and on Sunday
it showed quite hard. Young America" "
consequently, is in it's element. :.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Nottce.

NOTICE is hereby given that ut the Probate Court
lN for Belmont County, Ohio the unde rsigned mp
pointed and qualified as Admnstrsor Of the estate Of
those indebted 10 said estate are TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified 10 present them for settlement
within year from this date.
JOSEPH HARRIS, admir-.
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING eighty acres on McMahoni. Cps.t.
~ oHe-half mile below Lewis Mills Terms Gree1,
backs. Apply premises
iy25-Gms JNO. C. PARKER
DJ-Ihis Farm is not sold When il is this advsr-
tisernent vii. bs Withdrawn from the paper.
JOHN C. PARKER
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B%TEACHERs' EXAMINATION at the
usual place, Saturday. Nov. 26, commencing
At 3 o'clock, precisely.
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
o Fer Cent. 1910 Bonds,
Interest and Principal payable In cold.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DEsIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL
EAnCIAL AGENT or r
UNITED STATES.

fINHIS Bank 10 tie 10 the Belmont Branch Of
Il the stnte BaDk OF Ohio, and IL now doing O gem
ersl Bank q. Collection aud Exchange business. !; 10
Designaed beposhsry aud Financial Agent Of the
United States
has suihorty from ts Secretary Of the Treasury 10
receive subsc rpoDs 10 the 10 " loan auhofzed by the
act Of March 3D. 1884.
These bonds are dated March is, 1904. are redeem
HDle At the pleasure Of the Government after ten years
aad payable 40 years from date, in cois with interest
per cent. per annufn, in COW.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds.
A. they msy prefer Regsered bonds will be issued o.
the denomination Of $50 500 e5D ~ go, 5000. and
sIOUO-snd Coupon bonds OF $50, @lUO, 800 and 81 30
The int. I on the $50 and alOO bonds-regisiered
and eoupon-is payable annually on all Others semi
annuall'
The bonds bear interest from March ist aud the ac-
crued nleres, from that day to the date Of subscription
must be paid in coin in United States and National
Bank notes, adding thereto 50 per cent premium until
IRON the day OF subs, tpon, the option Of The sub
scrber.
Legal tender and National Bank notes or sight drafts
on New York and PbiladelphB, payable In National
Currency will he received In payment OF subscription
bonds subscribed for nj this agency will he dey-
cred AT this Bsnk free Of expense.
TO Guardians aud others holding funds IN hducary
capacity this loan futi shes peculsf advantages II is
safe profitable. The interest being paid In Gold
makes IL equal to an per cent investment.
Many persons OBJ ect 10 the time the bonds have 10
realized any time without the nterv. niion OF Judges
Lawyers, yures Sherifs, &c, which often occurs in
the collection OF loans made real estate se rhfy.
Come on then, with your subscrpt ons.
JOHN c. TALLMAN, Cashier.
Bridgeport. April IL, ts64.-f
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H0THE soldiers vote elects Mr.. Bing-
ham by about 800 majority.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate,

IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
L Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for sale,
AT public auction. on TUESDAY, THE 22D DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1864. at ~ O'Clock M upon the premises
the following described real estate situate in said county
OF Belmont. TO wit:
The Fast half OF the Southeast quarter Of Section %
Township s. and Range g. bounded the East by lands
of James Boyd aud George McHenry; OIL the North by
lands of VIM. Nichol, and on the West and South by
lands Of Andrew King; conaing 92 acres, more oress
Terms made known oil day OF sale.
JAMES MCFARLAND,
.....f. Ex'r OF Henry Owens, deed.
Oct 90, 1s64.-5w
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2 ~ = E s. = = CIscINNArI, Nsv. Is, F,
LieuteaSnt, Governor Jacobs, Of Ken
tucky, left for Washington tonight, in
charge ut United btstes oi1cors, ~ 4 pohti-
Sal pxD0Doys - sasss fi-ss 49, W .'ssss '''
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sUBsCRIPTIONS-rssS.

The Publishers have perfected system Of mailing by
which they supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY
promptly those who prefer receive their periodicals
directly from the Office OF Publication.
The postage on HAPPENS MAGAZINE Is "a cents q
year. which must be paid at the sui scribers posofce
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Special Advantages of thiSLOan

SpSShuh hu obhtet33 w Va ehAo bVNh
Ir isA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering n higher
rate Of interest than any other and THE SECURITY
Any savings bank which pays lis deposrou U. s.
Notes considers that Ii is payng-n the best circulating
medium Of the country and it CANNOT a in anything
better, for its eiiheg in government,
rites or in notes bonds payable government paper.
Ills equally convenient a temporary or permanen
investment. The notes awaysybe sold for within
fraction OF their face and accumulated interest," and
the best security with banks coateras for discounts.
Convertible into q SIX pc Cent.
$50 s4oid Bond.
In addition the vergibeu interes, the notes for
three years this privilege Of conversion is now worth
about three per cent per annum for the rate for
500 Bonds is not less than nine per PREMIUM and
before the the premium six per u :. stocks
was over twenty per cent, # will be seen tina, the
ua profit this loan, the present market rate moi
less than per cent per annum.
Its Exemption rom State 5y
Nlnnicip Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enumerate
a special OF Congress ExENPTs BONDS AND TEXAS
NOTES FROM LOCAL TAXATION On the average, this
exemption is worth about two per cent per snnun,
coring the u taxSon IN various .par,s. d the
country.
II is believed ht securities ofer great induce
ments 10 lenders those issued by the government In
all other forms OF Indebtedness, the faith ability OF
private parties stock companies, separate comu
nilies only, pledged for paym, while the whole pro-
perry OF the country is held the discharge Of
all the obligations of the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms for
loans, believes that the very strongest appeal will
to the 10y ally and patrloisn Of the people.
Duplicate GER .aes will be issued for all deposits
The parry deposling must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination Of notes required, aud
whether they TO be issued blank payable to
der When endorsed il must be left with the officer
receiving The deposit 10 be forwarded TO the Treasury
Department.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer Of the
Uniied States ut Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Depositares, and by the
Firs, National Bank of Bridgeport, o.
and by all National Banks which depositares
public money, and al,respectab!s Banks and Bankers
throughout the country will give further information and
afford every facility to subscribers. aull
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Belmont Co1ana0M Pleas
Petition for Partition.

Nicholas Cooper and Mary Cooper, his wife, plaintiffs
Addison Trigg. Martha Ramage, John VIM King, Jas.
+ King, Bejamn Consway and Ruth Ann Conoway
his wife. and Silas Trgg iadullsl and Martha Nick
OILS, Campsede Nickois, Elizabeth Nickols and Phoebe
Nickols (IninorsL defendants
TIME above named defendants are hereby notified
l. that, on the - day OF September, 1854 the above
named plaintiffs fled in The Common Pleas Colrt Of
Belmont County Ohio petition. praying for the parii-
ton of feet of the Fast side OF Lot No l. and 40 fee,
of the West side OF Lot No. 2, in Uiiontown. iii said
county. Said petition will be for hearing AZ the next
term Of said Court.
D. D. T. cowEN, Iu'y for p.tr
Sept 70: 1884 -6w
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Local Matters.

pWSYMPATHY FoR TIE SOLDIERS.
Jim, Charlesworth, the Copperhead Clerk
of the Court Of this county threw out or re-
jected the following votes given by Union
soldiers at the October election, because
the. Poll Book failed to say to what regi-
hfent the persons voting belonged:
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D. s. BONDS.
THE LIST NATIONAL BANK
OF ST. CLAIRsvILLE, OHIO,
Keeps on hand and ios ssIs
Three Year 7-30 Notes.
Alec, receives subscriptions TO the
1910 BONDS.
ocis H. c. wEl.DAY, Cashier
Brushes.

7 1T received, fresh stock OF Hair, Teoth. oss
- shoe, White Wash, Scrub and House Brushes Al
J. ". WEST Gov
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Administrator Sale of
Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of order granted by the Probate
Court Of Belmont County Ohio, will offer for sale.
at public auction on the 18th day Of November 1894
IL o'clock M, upon the premises, one undivided third
part OF the following de- scribed real estate suaie in
said county Being part Of fractional Section g. Town
ship q Ranges distinguished as Lot No.'f. in sub
division made by Henry Kennon, as Master Comns.
soncr in chaucery: Begipng for its boundaries ct the
n: T. corner Of said Section, the bank Of the Ohio
River, and running thence, 8. s7i deg w. IL poles
thence w. 10 Fleming RAM thence up said 10 the
North boundary OF said Section and thence East with
said boundary line to the place OF beginning Contain.
ing 17l less, and beng the prenls
conveyed by Thomas T. Rowe and wife 10 WIN. Porter
aud others, by deed dated Dec. II, 1876
Terms made known on day of sale.
DAVID L HOWELL.
-VL Admir- of wmi Porter, deed.
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FOR 1865.
r,f-rop- -D1S,,,-
District Court.

WE DO HEREBY fI the times OF holding Courts
Wv In the Eighth Judicial District Of Ono for the
year 1895, as follows;
DIurfot Cour{.
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Ofthe,e the Copperhead ticket received
81, the Union ticket l25.