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Baltimoge iREeEisi9n, Market.
1.

La. FEBRUARY IL
Fair supplies ofbalk shoulders and sides
have come forward; during the past week
from the West, but reeeipts2flara and ba-
.cop.spd bartaled .mi u; ;sSh iAus very X ght.
and the tendency of prieesi is still upward,
though the demand is cSn699sd alpost ,en,
contracts were awarded at, this point BY the
-Uohiniisssiy Department. 900 barrels
prime mess pork at $2l AZ; $40 barrels do
" ~ A, end zoe barrel, ,ds. at$2l 40
!, r4sPn rBss9np5 ahsectioass q yins I'D shoulders
eSU hhdss ipchsjSe, sou hkfs go be dsliv-
cred in Philadelphis at prices ranging from
!St(99c Sngar-cured hams are also IN de.
mand; sales of, f,l00 tierces unsoyersd at l4j
{Si6tc, tho outside figure for fancy brands
Sss sfs sSs!s ssssEai 81 s 10
stblQa( On lQ4csaoh aides ct 4ll tsa uev
o. ssiS9!sss plaia haEs n Es9 lsis
= HasA sAh4 vs. uU in ~
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N{AE5aS

'CorTS-IA Morri.town on the 18th
inst by Rev. D. r Campbe. Mr.. Isaac Cots. Of
Wheeling aud Miss Letia inishley, Of Morris,own,
: Ohio. - ." -
HANDiE,-ELIIS.-On the 2ith ult, by Rev. q. C.
Sedgwiek. Mr. Abraham H. Handle, Of Co. D. AID
Reg'L o. v l., and Miss Laviia J. Ellis, all of Bel
moit County
TANDY-DAvIS-On the 1lth irst. at the National
Hotel. st. Clairsville, by Rev ID. Campbell. Mir.
Jas srandy aud Miss Cynthia A. Davis all Of Bridge
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An Entertainment at Kinsey's Mills.
EDITOR CHRONICLE-Sr.:P Please insert
a request in your next issue for all the Vet
eran Volunteers of the 18th and 25th Ohio,
TO attend an entertainment for their benefit,
to be given at kinscys WOODEN Factory on
next Tuesday evening, Feb. 23i, 1864, at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. nm Vyrttr TT
The ladies are invited to attend. .,.,,
BY order of the Committee. u
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e climate?" ~ ,tsW-

A COpPeRHEAD stumper, while making
a speech. paused in the midst Of it and
exclaimed: Now, gentlemen what do you
fhink3' Instantly man arose in the as
'sembly, aud, with ono eye partially, closed,
,modestly replied, Il think, sir-I do indeed,
sir-1 think if you and were to stump the
country together we could tell more, lies
than any other two men, Ia tho country. sir:
and I'd not say word during the whole
time, sir."' 'lAs- ~ = = Se..si yaH7
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Peter Shaver. Alexander vi. Shaver, TOHN HOB
and Andrew smith. plaintiffs - son wilt take
notice that q peii-
John IIotson. defendant. tlon was 6led a.
ganst him the l2ih day Of January, A. D. 1874, in
the Clerks office Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Bel
County, Ohio. by the above named plaintiffs, and
is pending wherein said plaintiffs demand partition
OF the following premises. situate in said county of Bel
Being pari Of Section a. Range 2, Township 2,
bounded Oh tie East by the OHIO River; on the South
and West by lands OF Benjamin Robinson and the
North by lands of David smith; containing 10 acres,
less Also all coal and mine rails Of every
kud lying under the surface o the original OF land
owtied by Willinm Amber and decided 10 C p Anshutz
containing ~ acres more less Al the next term OF
snd Cour application will be made by the said plaintiffs
for order thai partition may be made of said premises
and other proper orders ID. d. T. COWEN,
Au'y for Petitioners.
Jun. -, I56i.-6w
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Ayers sarsapzrilla

Is compounded from the most efTsctuai ssx.
dotes that medical science has discovered fox
this affecting distemper, and for ths cure Or fhs
disorders ii entails. That IL 10 far superior to
any other remedy yet devised is known BY all
who have given It trial. That II does com.
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class Of complaints, 10 indisputsbly
proven by the great multitude of publiclv
known and remarkable cures IL has made OF
the following diseases Kings Evil OF
Glandular swellings, Tumors, Erup.
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Ery.
sipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whols
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
Of the blood. Minnie reports of individual
cases may be found in ArER's AHERrcAr
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
70. gratuitous distribution, wherein may b.
learned the directions for its use, and some Of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases are purposely taken from all see-
tons Of the country, in order that every reader
may have access TO some one who can speak to
him Of its benefits from personal experience
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
leaves its victims far more subject to disease
and its fatal results than arc healthy constifu-
tons. Hence il tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life. The vast importance Of these considers
tons has led rs to spend years in perfecting
remedy which is adequate to its cure. This
we now offer to the public under the name Of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, although It d COM
posed Of ingredients, some Of which exceed tho
best Of Sdrsaporila in alternative power. By
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge out
the foul corruptions that rot and tester in The
blood purge out the causes Of disease. and
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func-
tons, and thus expels the distempers which
lurk within the system or burst ont on any
part of it.
We know the public have been deceived By
many compounds Of Sarsaparil2a, that promised
much and did nothing but they will neither b
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question of its surprising excellence
for the cure of the affecting diseases II is in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is a very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and i
far more effectual than any othex which has
ever been available to them
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d, ", OAMPBhLL
"a ST. CLArRsvILLR. Feb, 9th, 1864. 3.
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- AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy AoS
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
IN advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been SO long used and 20 sAivev.
sally known, that we need do no more thss
assure the public that its quality is kept up -
the hest IL ever has been, and that it may b
relied on to do all il has ever done.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AVER & Co,
-..'. Practical and Anaiytioal Chs@;snI
Lowell, MaAA
ssld Ly all druggists s~srywhsrA
For safe by weiday q Coleman, In. Wss' -
and !. H. Patterson.
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Farm for Sale,

IN Lawrence County, ohi. eon,sinpg two hundred
L and forty eight acres. ridge farm; one hundred
acres under cuivstion ~ good repair. aud wsiefed
bearing fruit enough for any family. The State road
Iuns through It, The ssd farm lies sI mites fro'n Mil
st,port, Town on the Ohio River. Price sis par
For furibsr information call on Mr.. Umbvnhour, in
Loydssille. Belmon, County, Ohio.
felt-jws .y .... ,i. VINCENT DILLON.
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.appgSc9tiose for. Pardon.

A application will be made 10 the Governor Of the
IA state for the pardon Of GEORGE ID. MePHER-
SON, who at the Spring Term 1853. OF the Court OF
Common Pleas Of belmont County. Ohio was convicted
Of MI assault and shooting Caihnrne McGBnis with
intent to kill and sentenced confinement in the Peni-
Tertiary ior three years LEVI MCPHERSON
Ti Feb ~! lSiI4 3Sys ,i. -its T - 7tSF- 80
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Administrators Sale
Bank Notice.

TIME BELMONT BRANCH Of the State Bank oi
Ohio, Mt bridgeport will from this dale, cease dis
counting and receiving deposits, having transferred its
entire business 10 the
First National Bank or Bridgeport, o.,
which is prepared to receive deposits discount pa
per- and do general banking, exchange, and collecting
business. -, ii, y, - VI e = : ~ .,'I7'
Business hours from A. N. to Q p. N. s#.t.
WM; w, HOLLOWAY, Prest
JOHN G. TALLNAN, Cashier. 30 o , - y s''fI' .
Feb ~, 1854. .H' ..'. .ih feiS 2m
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In psrsoanes Of an order grained by he Probate
cegr Of Ben'on, County, Ohio viii Offer for sale,
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Farm for Sale,

I OFFER for sale my Farm, containing o5 pcres-5;
acres cleared; all weIl set bi grass, and well water
ed 'fh--farn is situated IN a good neishbor fz1sa
hood. nenr Pleasant Grove. on the Bridgeport S4ZE
and CadiZ Plank Road. miles from bridegroom,
miles from Harrsville, and miles from Mt @.e-
Pleasant
For further particulars enquire the premises or o
the subs, piber al Martins Ferry, Ohio
ju2t-;lws JAMES KERR.
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AdministratoE's Sale

.r or REAL ESTATE.
Tn pw.osnes Of an order grained BY ,he Probate
cngn o. Bsln'on, County Ohio, viii ohsf Tor sale,
Of public sue,or, on
Friday, Pebrnary aath, 1894,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~ and o'eloes
~ o. ssid day. on the pfemises The following described
Being d. on. uuavid.a h.l Of e,r.,n use. Of land
being snd yins ~ ,ss seh half q tn. ssuhw.s qusf
70 rGmn.s,P and nsnf.s o. We
corner ~ SD sechon as 4 ssiiom No h.ses South
with sad scsiion IIns ~ 7aIOo poes 10 station No 2
se .sss sassSS ys.. .t,s... .y .,.su e ss so,
thence Wsa 1880 100 roles the place Of beginning
ecnsling isysniy sefss ihres FOODS and i~sn'y one
xiso ils o'is udiyfed hsif n e.ran o,h., s,, Of
land being and Jybrr IN tbe N. w quarter Of section
No ~, Township and Range b, ginning or he .ssss
Of said section, a station No. thence South ~
poles station No 2, 80 rum thence 3 with said run
'1i deg. 12-iOo poles 10 station No yj 1,enee II
deg v. ~ fg.IO6 poles 10 station No thenre 45i
deg f. 10 a. iS0 pole, 10 rss,ion No 81 tbenee s4A
deg. r. 10 poles 70 station o. thence N - Deg z %
7o,iOo poles 10 sisliol No thence N. ~ deg T. "a
station No. s; ibenrr w. viii, said boundary line 20
y G-iOO poles ihe pinee ~ beginning containing Is
acres, rood aud 70 poles, more o. lees.
Aso the undivided half Of 10, No co in the iown
All the foregoing real estate b.ng sud lying in the
County OF Belmont and state Of Ohio. and will be sold
John Thompson. deceased. Said real estate being the
premises Of which John l. Thompson, isie Of Bel.
mont County. Ohio, died seized.
TERMS OF SALE One.uiIrd ~ hand; oneAhird in
year. aid one-ibird in Two years Deferred pay
mets bear Interest from day Of sale and 10 be
cured by mortgage on said premises. sf --
y, ltact appraised si''''''''..''''.''''"slo %
3d ."...........,...... 10 70
WILLIAM SMITH.
hAgnus,strs,or Of John !. ThymPson, deed.
A.. 4
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BRIDGEPORT-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF the CURRENCY.

TKEASUKG. DEPARTMENT.,
OTFIcK CoxPrRoLLER THE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, January rs. I-6l !
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented TO the
unde rsned il has been made appear that the First
National Bank Of bridgeport, la the County OF Belmont
and State Of Ohio, hos been daily organized ud r all
according the requirements OF the OF Congress
entitled An Act TO provide National Currency, se-
cured by pledge OF United STATES stocks. and TO pro
vile for ,e circulation and redemption thereof hp-
proved February 2j 1865, and has complied with all the
provisions of said act required be complied with be-
lore commencing the business OF Banking
Now, therefore, ], iiueH Mc>uLLocH. Comptroller OF
the Currency do hereby cerly thnt the First National
Bank Of bridgeport. County OF belmont aud Slate Oi
Ohio, is authorized comnence the business of Bank
ing under the aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hlid and
s. seal OF oice, this twenty -hith day OF January,
([s }isa. HUGH McCULLoCH
~ mo 2i4 Comptroller Of the Currency.
fe Dw
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BANK NOTICE.

'dNHE Stockholders in the First National Bank OF ST.
Cairsyile ar. notified 10 ray 10 II. C. Welday,
Cashier al least 20 per cent OF their subscribed stock
aud much more convenient, by Thursday, llth
ist im u 8. Notes Bonds by order OF the Directors
fe4 2w n. C. ,WELDAY, Cashier.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court for
IN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate Of
Isaac James deceased, late Of suid County
All those indebted said requested to make
immediate payment; und those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within year from this dale.
Feb H. 1884,
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.AAv.s s,,tseyafer,s NOTICE.

NIoricg i.k.lsby ti.sA inst 81 the Prob.,. cdup
IN for Belmont couHiy, OHIO The undefsjgned N.s sp
pojp,d aud qusfs4 - Adminisirsiof o. the essle d
Bsnj. miu kslron, tsestsesi, lsts OF said County
All those indebted 10 ssid sasie requested 70 make
inmsdiste payment and those having elsns sgsinst
said ssists no,ihsd 70 pr-sest them fef sswsmsm
T"P T' ''rlf'~ JOHN rrLsos, Admn
Feb. Ne, 1854
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90, Hon. and Con. Robert Toombs, late a
Senator of the United States, since Secre-
tary Of State to JEFF, Davis, was receu ly
arrested at er near Savannah for travelling
on. train without a pass. He was probably
misStskenyfYr ? fugtivsslsye9 T{3
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State 0fOhiO, Belmont County,.
Probate Court.

Milton McConaughy. Admir- lnNTHURSDAY,t the
OF Joseph McConaughy, dee d. ~ 10Th day OF March
lueXt, 4 will in Dursu-
IebeccaJ j. Conaughy ct al ance pf Az order of the
Prohne Court offer for sale, OIL the premises House
aud Lot situated The North side OF the National Road
at the West end OF the town OF Bridgeport in sail
County. beginning for the "a III. ~ h. corner of
said lot Mt The intersection of Coal Street and the Ma
isna Road thence West the North side OF said Ma
ionul Road sixty feet: thence North aud parallel with
said Coal Street 15i feet thence 60 Street;
thence s with said Coal Street the place of T.
IN the s. = quarter OF Sec. "a, Township L. aud Range
2, upon which there is a nodous Frame Dwelling
Honse nearly new, gool well OF wafer mud a gosd
sinle and III good location for private residence
Appraised ut 5000.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash in hand one-ihird in
year and one. third intwo yrars--with interest on
deferred payments from day of sale
MILTON McCONAUGHY,
Admir- OF Jos. McConaughy, dec d.
February 4. 1864
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contamination is variously csi,ssd By msrcurial
disease, low living. disordercd digestion from
unhealthy food, imprrs air, Glt6 and hlthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, By
the veneresl infection. Whatever Be lie origin.
Il 10 hereditary in the consultation, descsndise
from parents to children unto The third and
fourth generation !" indeed. Il seems 10 be the
rod Of Him who says, will visit die iniqui
lies Of fhe fathers upon their children" The
diseases which Il originates tsks vsrioss names,
according TO the organs Il attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces ,ubercles, and finally
Consumption IN the glands, swsllings which
suppurafe and become dlcerohs sores In ths
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion. dyspepsia, and liver com
plants; on tho skin, eruptive and cutaneous
Affections. These all having the sams origia,
require the ssme remedy, viz. publication aud
invgorstion of the blood. Purify the blood.
and these dangerous dissempes leave yea
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood. you can.
not have health with that life II the heah =
healthy, you cannot have scrofu'ous disease
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pELI4AiIsfn IsoCALs.
" '"~BELLMRs Feb. l3tb.ls64.
@orbppv ro,,ttr lsntpoxo

oPhF W fsb btto'
The people Of Bellalfe gave a splendid
reception to Co. A, 4sd Ohio Vol. Ippy,
oh. "Wednesday evening, jan. 20h. u The
reception speech was delivered by Esq.
Smith. iu avery happy manner. An ex,
ccllent supper was served up to the soldiers
and their friends in Armory Hall, after
which ball was given in Central Hail.
Rigby's baud was present. DR.. Junkins
was Chief Marshal of the occasion, and ac7
Quilted himself with credit and satisfaction.
EuUOP OPRrsBYTEH IAsrrrsnvAL
u The Bresbytcridos gavs supper the 2Sth
ult., whioliiwas a financial success.
RECEPTION or THE 77TH VETERANS.
~ Capt. Thos. Garrett and his company, Of
the77lh Ohio Veterans, arrived in Bellaire
a few days since, and The Union loving por
tion OF community took immediate meas
ures to give them fitting welcome home
Said reception was given Friday evening,
9th inst. WIN. G. Barnard. ESQ, was
Chief Marshal of the evening, and sue.
ceeded admirably. The supper, which was
splendid, was given in Central Hall. J. B.
Smith, Esq, delivered the welcome home
in few patriotic and well-timed words
Eloquent addresses were also delivered by
Esq Grimes aud Dr., Junkips. Miss Fannie
Stuart sang " Red, White and Blue" and
other patriotic airs, with fine effect The
Heatherineton family sang the Star
Spanglcd Banner, Y and did it we'll. David
g. W. Campbell favored the crowd with
some lively airs. After supper cotiilion
party was given in Armory Hail. Hess
cotillion band was present. -. .t
SUPPER TO BE GIVEN THE 6lsT VETERANS.
D., When Capt. John Garrett and his COM
pany Of the 6lst arrive, Beilaire proposes
to give them supper, &c. .,-...-....,.
,.ts.r, .. VOLUNTEERING .r.,,...lsf
Is pretty brisk in this Township. Capt.
Tom Garrett has secured quite number of
recruits. Tom is good fellow to volunteer
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LegNg Notice,

TOSEPH w. MOORE. who resides in the State of
u Iowa, Libtala Moore. who resides in the Stale OF
Indians, aud the unknown heirs OF Almra Young, dec d.
whose residences are unknown, will lake notice that J
ii. .t;roves, Administrator Of the Of VIM Moore
deed, the 10Th day Of January. I.64 filed his petition
in the Probate Court within and ior the County of BEL
and State Of Ohio alleging that the personal estate
Of said decetent is Insufficient to pay his debts and
charges of administering his That he died seized
in lee simple OF the following described real estate sit
uuie il said county, TO wit
First tract Being part of the S. w. quarter of Sec
7, Township o and Range L. beginning a., a stone at
thence N 60 poles; t.cmce H. 25 polcs thence 5. 100
poles TO the place oI beginning. containing p acres
Second tract. Being part OF the n, T., quarter of
Sec. l2, Town ship vld Ralge &, OF Belmont Co,IIv
Ohio, bounded as follows Hegnniug at the ~ Il corner
oil said section running w with the Township line 90
poles TO stake; theuce South 90 poles; thence r. 90
poles: thence NJ 90 poles 10 the place Of beginning
Third tract described as follows: Being par, OF the
| N. w. quarter of Sec 0, Township 9 and Range =
County and State Aforesaid Beginning for the same nj
the n. w. corner Of said SECTION; thence s. 100 poles
thence F. so poes thence ~ 100 poles TO the section
line; thence w. with said section line 80 poles to The
place Of beginning containing so acres.
Beginning at the 8: w corner post aud running N 6t
poles; thence g. "a deg T.. 1s0 poles; thence 8. ia
poles; thence w. with Township line 9si poes-con
tanning % acres rood and ga poles
Also, one lot in the town of MI Ovet, Belnont Coun
\ ~, Ohio and known as Lot No 05. 81 y
r. That Ellen Moore, widow of said decedent, Is en-
\ titled to d, wer in said premises. -, 7.
The prayer Of said petition is for the assignment
dover TO said Ellen M0ore and for sale Of said prem
ses subject such dover estate for the payment OF In,
| debts and charges Aforesaid. 10, go. .'ll
/ Said petitioR will be Tor hearing on the 9Th day O
March, 1854 or us soon thereafter al. council can b,
heard. 70 J. H, GROVES
tl Administrator OF VIM. Moore, deed.
February 4, 1s64-5w. .'.
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.aeI,,, ,,,isstsfr0tO,'s 2 .VUftce.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont county the undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate o
RoLer PsuuL deed. 's,e Of Bedmonf couniys Ohio.
All those indebted Il said estate requested make
said estate notified TO present them for settlemen
within sssvsS fo@ ,eisdssis; sv n v.r,o,y
!. .sssa ,s& issla 3Af IN MUfeIN
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= NoTIcE The public are notified that the
Bible Depository, heretofore under the care
of Welday 4 Coleman, is removed, and is
now Kept BY Nagle & Frint, at their .cleth-
ing Store. aiii Is ;. sss1,.I
.r..,-a isH DR. Campbell, Sec'y.
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FEVER AND AGILE.

rerssnt expsfl ~ the u,lari, Of Ague. or IL seissd
with Chills and Fever, III ind positive Anidlts aud
Cure IN Railways Ready Relief les two tea.poonsfal
sf the Ready Relief IN wine glass Of watsr. Be taken
getting Of bed In the morning, and however 81
posed 70 malaria you will escape.
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eln.tststrato,as ..sottce,

NOTICE hereby given thsta, the Probate Cour. Tor
lN BeIhonf Cohhy, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed mud qualihe,l rs Administrator III the estate Of
James Dunfes. decd, late Of said County. =
An .sose istebledfo sidrsrfs f1tsees,ed to make
aid estate are notified to present them for sseuen,
within year from this date.
r.xSsL,SS ssAs WaissBtfepAN, Admir-.
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.AA,nia.strs,or Of John l. Tbympson, deed
jan q. 1a4. = itA tl1.f =
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.nottce--.Spyis.g TERM, lse4.

fHHE Ohio Legislature having changed the time Of
j. holding the Spring Term Of ths' Court OF Common
Pleas in Bsmoat County for Is64 tlle said Term will
commence on Tuesday, February 23d. ts6i instead Of
Feb. s5th, Ei.Ii JgF cHARLESWoRfH,c ciesk.
Feb. IS,l68l.1to -.1s.p@ ~ e'l-' tl'V
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= sr0pA. 'sib4cribefs Il Alias r. ::ol in
this eounty, complain that they do not re.
q@ss shsif papasssposhl alsasaisyshould.
We know the connections at Bellaire, bave
!. been very irregular but are afraid the
. trouble lies beyond that, We hope the
Postmaster at BareesviIle will, notice how
= our m papers get to that Office, 50 that We may
learn whether the deficiency lies beyond that
Office, or on this side We are afraid II is
beyond there. Atall events, we are deter
mined to ferret it out. Our papers frequ
entity mis-. going 70 Alta, alQssthsr