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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-21
sa-TuE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. The pub

D0-THE Tribune ALMANAC. The pub
fishers Of this valuable Almanac will accept
our thanks for copy of it for 1864. 1t is
an invaluable article to professional men,
public. officers, and politicians, especially
1t contains complete astronomical calcula-
tions for lSe4---the United States Govern
ment, Executive and Judicial. Ministers.
Envoys, &C., to Foreign Courts -XAXV.
IIIth Congress- politically classified
Wholesale Prices in New York for II years
Acts of Congress passed from December
1862, to March 4, 1853, carefully condensed
Cost Of the Government for four years,
Army, Navy, and Public Debt--Shrinkage
Of the Rebsllion--Alnnesty Proclamation
N6te for Speaker, and on Arming Negroes
The Rebel Government--Finances Of tn.
Rebels-Enormous Prices in Richmond
State Election Returns for 1S63-Vo.es o.
u. 8. Soldiers in 1861, 1862. and 1868
Presidential Vote by States for 1856, 1850
&c. Price Is cents. Address-The Tri
buns, New York. rt
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BH-THE Gazette of last week had along
and brutal attack on Lieut.. Pittehger, be-
cause, in the course of his lecture at the
NJ. e.. Church, he took occasion to dehouuce
slavery. The Gazette's article will have
one good cffect---it will make Lieut.. Pitten-
gers book sell well and persons will see
why he, and our soldiers generally, abhor
and loathe the institution of slavery.
We have ,nislaid the paper, and cannot
now, even if we were inclined, undertake to
reply to all the false assumptions and reck'
less statements in it. But the editor talks
glibly of WASHINGTON being stakeholder.
WASHINGTON declared, in letter to Robert
Morris, that there was no man living more
of an Abolitionist than himself. Here it
is: "There is no man living ,oho ,oishes
more sincerely than l do to see some plan
adopted for the Abolition Of. Siarery."-
This quotation must be familiar to the
writer Of tho Gazette's editorial, as it is to
all intelligent Americans.
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Trustees Sale.

pY vIRTuE Of a deed Of trust executed By IIpsh
y Niebos On tbs i7h day Of Msrch, i-5o and now o
"a page s72 aud also by otef deed Of trust date
=. d a Az Of 3g ig an AID Of ',eori IL oO sSsay
ing, at t. trout docf Of the cour House, on the lrd
Monday ~ Jsnsafy u th lsct the following properly
y5 Lo. Nc 20 le9 q. no ~ and p feet oi e, No
eli IN the First Ward Of The ci,y of Wheeling.
Aud al The ssins time aud place, piece o. ground
Of Union street. Oh the wharf, forIa ry known ~ the
AI,o, At the same time and place. the following pro
perry. in Grsham's Addition TO hs cily Of Whseiny on
Quincy street par Of .. No. - being 50 feet mors OF
less, par Of Lo No 2s being D feet. e.s on
the Fat side. and the West half Of lot No % Cen
street which is well improved and present oeea-
pied By Mrs. MeCqlough, and also ia East Wheeling,
Norh half Of Lot No 20 hall Lot No ss AND Lot No
ALo at the same time and ace piece Of Land con-
tanning " acres surface, with coal privilege Of % acres
Said md is bounded The North Gy Coal Run ard on
the West by lands OF the Crescent Mill Co.
Also the time and place. ~ sharos Of s,ock
n the Belmont Bridge Co. and IL shares Of stock ia TIE
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia.
will also sell under the same deed Of trnst, or the
fourth Monday IN January. "a IN the Town OF Mounds
vile MIrslall county. State OF West Virgins, farm
known as the ''Socknan Place. situated ia said Mer
shall county OF the wsters Of Fish Greek, cosnin9
05D more less Said farm is miles from
Glen Easton aud eight miles from Cameron. Said fanI
will be divided in parcels to suit purchasers.
will also sell Under the said deed Of trust Wednes
day. the y7h day Of January. l-64 n the Of Mar
tBsvle, State OF Ohio, IN Belmont county. the Martins
Y lie Ferry right and Boat the Cottage lo,el, with two
Lola Nos 135 and l also Lots No Ig9 ~ aud 81, all
located in said Town OF Marinsville.
Terms OF Sae-OBe thIrd in Cash the bali anos in six
twelve and eighteen mouths with interest with approved
security. and title retained until the money is raid
Any Of the above properly will he sold al private sale
All persons indebted the estate OF Hugh Nichols by
notes look accounts rents. Otherwise the 6nr
OF J. VI Todd Co. viii call and settle the same. ant
any person having claims against the OF the sait
Hugh Nichols OF the firm Of j. NJ Todd Co, will pre-
| seat the ssms for settlement
ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
1,sac Cots is fully authorized settle the estate o
| Hugh Nichols. deceased or 10 sell and convey any o
the above described property either al public priva
1 sale, and has my full consent thereto.
wM. NIcHQIS
| yVhsano nea dellLta
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mn AAx scnoar. r..I.

<nboo sepis. issued. A nsw Singing Hank fs nsAenip
and Ssmnsr'es. called the Day School Bell, Il now
ready. u contains about 100 choice songa peuads,
esIches duets. tTios qusuets and shorusss many Of
them written expressly for tins work bedes ~ psgss II
the Elements OF Music which easy AID progressive
AfRong the large number OF beautiful pisces nay no
found Uncle SANS School" Z" DO M ysu hear ths
children eslning." Always look on the sunny side
The lIttls lass. and Littls lad,n oh IL wsrs a
little bird" Bird Of hsauyn "Prsuy pair uss~ "Apvt
Choru.,r "aieet me by the running brook" 10 II "
compiled by Horace Waters author Of "Ssbbsth sehoal
Bellr Nos ! and y which have had the enormous teis
Of $4,000 COPIES. Press-pspeI covers, e5 cents 80
per hundred bound 20 oeuts, SIS per hundred, ole,h
copies iafnishsd al he 100 pso& Maed at the rs,ss
prIpn-
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aarNEw YORK MUSICAL PIONEER, AND
PIANO AND ORGAN JOURNAL. have
received tho January number of this peri
odical 1t has several pieces of fine music
in it, both instrumental and vocal. The
Pioneer is conducted by f. j. Huntington,
and the Piano aud Organ Journal by John
Zundel, Organist OF Henry Ward Beecher';
church. They are published together. The
price Of tho two il rs cts. per annum-issued
monthly. The address of the publishers il
434, Brooins street, N. Y.
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~ONE or two persons have sent us
81 so. and requested us-if we could not
send them The CHRoNIcLE tor one year
for ito return them the money. We can't
undertake to do any such thing, and it
seems to us rather an unreasonable PROPOSE
tioa 10 expect Us to do this, and furnish the
stamps to return it. We have placed their
names on our mail book, and marked their
papers to be stopped at the end Of the time
paid for-nine months That's the rule
we are acting on now with all our new sub
scribers--stop the papers when tho sub
scriptiou expires; and We believe it will b'
the most satisfactory to readers and pub
Usher.
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Farm for Sale.

r WILL s. II my Farm, oil Bogg's Fork oi Saltwater
L in Flushing Township, Belmont, County, Ohio, nd
oining the Harrison county line, about miles from
Moorefeld, and the Clay Pike leading from Cambrdgs
to steubenvle and immediately on the road from RoeL
Hill 10 Moore deld ....., . ,-
for a division into farms As swhole IT IL
amongst The best grazing farms, ,of the county About
3o acres are upland well nberrd and the residue hrsi-
cass bottom well wsierd aud well adapted 10 farming
or grazing, good steam FIGURING and Saw NH
ioips the premises t -. .l,- ,,z,l-.s r.,
rlushing, o. tks undsisisaed, =. BIidssPSr 2SlS;
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eAsaA9a sdHooL BELL, san .

il an antse new wsrk Of ias psgeA and aAAsy Us xpee
and hymns. Nearly one million Of hss ss1}
have been issued and are now rngisy tbpoags
cnoics pieces may be- found shall beyond taS
Rivert' There Is o Beautiful World" "6oIrow shau
come again no more,n DO nit you hear the Angels
ing.n .'Ihos God me- 5abbsih Belle chime oR,s
ke. Prices Of Bell No are same as Bal Ne Bota
numbers be obtained in one volume, price, aouna
copy 40 cents S35 per handred solh bound. emboSsed
gill; 80 cents ea5 per 100. Is sopss fupsixsd al us l
Iries. Aalsd q iAa Retail phe&
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sw-DEproArIoN AT BELLAfaE.-We arr

nW-DED1CArIoN AT BELLAIRE.-We are
requested to announce that the new NJ. E.
Church in Bellaire,. will be dedicated to the
service of Almighty God on the Oath Of
this month. DR.. Z. A. Holmes, DR.. J. G.
Pershing, and Dr.. 8. II. Nesbit, are ex
pected to officiate on the occasion. The
friends of Methodism in ST. Clairsville and
surrounding country are respectfully invited
to attend the dedicatofy services, whief
will be quite interesting
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Probate Court, Belmont 70.

SthL1oh " >oDhpActc 1ttAl NontI8oL
Chslkley Dawson, Admir- I'LL B. DAWSON aud
OF Joel Dawson, deed, T. Jesse Dawson, Of full
age, residing In the State OF
Eli d. Dawson ct sl. Iowa, sarsh Dawson, Henry
Dawson, Anna Dawson, Mira Dawson and Sarah Louisa
Cendenon. granddaughter. minors, residing in this
county will take notice that, the 18th day Of Novem
der, 1s53 Chakley Dawson, Admir- OF the OF Joel
Dawson, deceased filed in the Probate Court OF said
county a petition alleging tint the 10th day Of May
ls the said Joel Dawson, then in full life. did certify in
writing that he had sold to jonathan T. Echolfeld tn
angular 10, OF land containing eghy6ve and six-ten'hs
poles OF the Northwest conner Of his farm aud deser.
bed ss follows: beginning at stone the North bonn.
Diary section g. township in range and 32l00 poles
Fast from the Of said line thence south i5l deg
L. Is 0Ol0O roles 10 sonr; thence ~ 25i deg East
10 "a 1T p1-s 10 stone the said North boundary
aud thence West II 40100 poles 10 tho place OF bogn
ming containing IS Clio perchrs That the said Jona-
than r. Schol6ed paid 10 said Joel Dawson In his life
time, the full amount OF the purchase money
The prayer OF the petition Ia for suhoriiy make
deed 10 SAID Jonathan T Scholed in behalf of the heirs
st law and legal representatives Of said decedent.
said petition will lie for hearing the I'd day Of Jan
usry, tSG4 soon thereafter leave OF hs Couis
can be obtained. CHAlrIrY DAwsoS
Admir- Of Joel Dawson, dso'd
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NIEw VOCAL. MUsIc.-"Iand Of the Brsvs aaA
IN Free Rev. G. $. Plumley; Your Forums is 80
small for Men Comic Song, Maurice Il will walt a
The GAZE for Thee r. Holden; I'VE Parted with Cheer
ful Snlen NJ. Kelari "One by one the stare OF Eve
ningr sThe Flowers Bloom in Linden Vale.- e. Law
renee; .rhe Morning il Dawlngn II. s. Leland "rhers
i. Beautiful ord" shall we Meet Beyond the River
'Ihe Angels are Hoverns Near" The Year OF Love.
How Sohly Oh the Bruised Heann Mrs Parkhursi !
the Dear Old Flag De,n "Oh, why am ] so Happy!' =
c. Foster "Sabba,h Bells, Chime On Lowry. ~ seas
eat h, mailed Tree.
NEW lSsrsuAESrAL MrGc-"Idewild,n-Polfa o..
price by NJ Kellar; "Morning Prayer" 6y W. Aalss
Piri Polka; West Point March; 25e each; 'Oms,sps
Waltz" "L;Armstee wahz,r "Frederlek Waltrn J. o.
Bernurd, 4Oc each I'VE Are Coming. Fahsr Abrshsn,
,ionsr BY Charles Grobe, SO cents eseh: shall we
Rnoyy Each Other There for Guitar by bioomsr, 7ss
Sunny Sds SET OF 20 easy arrangements ior the plane
10 by James Belllk and 10 by Mrs Pakhurst ise each
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, Ne. III nsssAwse
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Marritd.

HAZEN-NIcKEI.vEY.-on the 3eth ult by Rev yno
B. Graham, MIR. John A. Hazen aud Miss Ellen Me-
Kelvey. -
MARPIE-MAKINsoN. On The 18th inst, by Rev.
J. NJ. Carr, air. Joseph Murpc aud Miss Margaret L.
Makinson, both Of Belmont Co.
The marriage Of Geo. w Edwards aud Anna
Greenlee should have been the i7h ult instead o
the 10Th ult., as published.
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s@-THE GID RE-ENLIsTED. We have
received the following letter from Capt. s.
D. Hopper. conveying the gratifying an
nouncement that the veteran 62d is deter.
mined to see the war through:
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, s. c., |
Jan. 9th. 1864.
Ed. CHRONICLE 1t might be interesting
to your readers to learn that the 62nd Rcg''
of Ohio Volunteers has re-enlisted in the
Veteran service, and will be at home about
the first of May. Over three hundred oi
the old remnant have re.enlisted. We are
all vain enough to anticipate good time il
Ohio. Shouldn't wonder if there'd be som'
f1in's for us when we get there.
SAMUEL ID. Hopper,
.,.s.. Capt. 62nd Reg't o. V. l.
Comd'g Go. Il.
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sale of Real Estate by order of Court

ON SATURDAY, THE I3rH DAY Of FEBRUARY.
~ lsoi. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock on the premises, will be sold the high.
est bidder the following real the properly Of
John q. Davies, deceased to wit: The West halt Of the
Northeast quarter Of Section 15 Township aud Range
in Belmont County, Ohio. containing 90 acres more or
less Subject 10 the dover of the widow OF said dece-
dent in much Of said tract is contained in the fol-
lowing boundaries: beginning al the N w. corner Of
said tract and running thence south 100 rods; thence
East 40 rods thence North 100 rods thence West 40
rods To the place OF beginning containing rs acres,
more or less: subject also to the incumbrance OF a
homes for the family Of said decedent m much OF
said tract is contained in the following boundaries
commencing the =. w. Of said tract aud
ming thence Eas 20 rods thence North 30 rods thence
West ~ rods and thence South 20 rods the place OF
beginning; contaiBing is acres. o. -
Appraised subject 10 said incumbranees, at 81 200.
Terms made known oil day Of sale.
..... ... ALFRED DAVIES
.. MARY j. DAVIES,
Ex'rs Of John c. Davies, decd
Jan a. 1904 -5w f
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Jan. IA, Is04.-6w
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DWLEvI BAILEY--an old darkey who

I0LEvI BAILEY-an old darkey who
has been living around st. Clairsville for q
great many ysars--died last week. From
time immemorial Levi has subsisted him
self by doing chores for families in town.
BE was patient, devout old fellow, and
win bs missed by many who have been &C
customed to have him perform his daily
round of duties about their dwellings and
gardens.
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NOTICH IN PARTITION
Peter Shaver. Alexander NJ. Shavsr,l TOHN HOB
and Andrew Smith, plaintiffs, y son will take
VS.. .-.. ~ notice that petit
John Hobson, defendant uon fled a.
gainst him the 12th day of January, A D. 1884, in
the Clerks Office OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bel.
mont 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 part Of Section 2. Range 2, Township 2,
bounded on the 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
or less. Also, all coal stone aud minerals Of every
owned by William Amber and decided to C p Anshutz
containing 30 acres, more less AT the next tenn
said Court application will be made by the said plaintiff.
for order that partition may be made Of said premises
and other proper orders o.. ID. d. T. COWEN,
Au'y for Petitioners.
Jan 13 1s64.-6w
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Saa Nxw pATRIone sos,a aaax

0orIians 90 pages Of songs 6ue,A aud shspaaA hsee
sacred and secular including IL pages OF prayes -
sic and dying soldiers and soldiers seiptuns hsnual
II is well suited Tor sonin singing, well ss Sabbath
worship Amoug the many beautiful piesss may DO
found. "whers liberty dwe.s is my country" The
Christian Hsro,r Three Cheers for our Banern Scons
sing OF heaven" "CoiumLis The Gem OF the osean
aFreeman's Gathering" "ColuInbiss King forsvsss
Marching Alongn &s. Pncss-papsr eevssH 10 ssuiA
slo psf 100 Mailed si lhs retail pnss.
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SWPuB. Docs, Hon. james r. Morris
win accept our thanks for copy Of the
laws and Resolutions Relating to Direct
and Excise Taxes" and for the "Act amen
dstory to tho Internal Revenue Laws" T.
Hons. John G. Jamison and Coulson
Dayenpor. will also accept our thanks for
the reports of our different State institu'
tions I no.
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rHa ArHrNEUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages OF tunes and hynaA
new and old OF the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school revival missionary temperance prayer and eos.
ference and all kinds OF sacred and social msenngs.-
The music in this book has lie and animation in IL like,
shinn,g Shoren Rest for the Weary Shall We know
each other therer' Shall meet beyond the kysr'"
There /. Beautifnl World" "Kind Wordsn Sweet
Hour OF Pray err" There is Land OF Love- "sahsI
xc Prices single copies bound Is cents, SIS per lss
cloth bound embossed M IS cents, sss per 100 Asiie6
-'N HORACE WATERS, Aga
4sl, Brosewsy, New SsA4
publIshef s< sAs ssovs Doeka
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n~OUR BILLs.-All of our subscribers
who are indebted to us for nine months aud
upward. will find their bills in this issue,
r and we earnestly ask them to settle up. All
who cannot como to town can send in the
amount due us. either by some of their
neighbors or BY mail. Come every body
pay upi
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Every thing else has gone up, during that
time, in the same proportion; and yet some
persons are inclined to grumblc at us for
advancing the subscription price Of The
CHRONICLE. .r,f.
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svAr HokE.-Ths boys Of companies
A and D, l3d Ohio Regiment. are now at
their homes in this county, on fuslough.
with their big bounties iu their pockets
, In company D, all but one man re-enlisted
The boys are all looking remarkably WE'LL. a,
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ssrGov. BRouaH's IsAuauRAn will be
found on the fourth page Of this weeks pa
per. It ia an sbls document, and we hope
every ono of our readers will give itssars'
ful reading. rrr
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pI-THE ELECTION IN WHEELING. =
Next Monday Is the day Of the charter cleo
ton in Wheeling. The Union men Of the
city have an unusually strong ticket in the
field, headed by Henry Crangle for the May
orally, and they should not, through supinc-
ness, suffer il to be defeated.
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Pocket-Book Lost.

nN Friday evening, Dec. 1s,h, ] lost pocketboo
~ between Lewis Mills and East Hehiund Meeting
House. containing bstweeu $500 and e6Oo six SO Gov.
srnmsnt bills, and the balance ON whssng snd Bridge
"A lib.r.l reward wiz " yssa u. Under -
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= p~A Coon LITERARY. PApfn. We
have received two numbers Of "The Union
Banner" an excellent literary paper pub
lished at Chicago, Illinois. The Union
Banner is filled with choice original and se-
lected matter. 1t is, in our opinion, one of
the best journals Of the kind in the country.
The great West ought surely to sustsin IL
literally. Its price is $500 ayear, in ad-
vance. Address W. s.. Spencer & Co.,
.Uufon Banner" IS CLARK street, Chicago.
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Administrators Notice.
Jan Il, 1854.

NOTICE is hereby given that athe Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was sp;
pointed and qualified as Admlnstraior Of .he estate ol
All those indebted said estate are requested To make
immedsls payment; und those having claims agaiiisI
sAid estate are notified 10 present them Tor settlement
within one yeSt ftomthis dais 49,; a,
jan q tests ---..-- - ~ o.
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s@-THElecture by Rev Jas. N. Tboburn,
on last Friday night, was decided success.
The receipts amounted to $3l 90. All who
we're present are anxious that Mr.. Thoburp
should deliver smother lecture.
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s&-AsepHER HEAVY Snow SroRM.-
Another severe snow storm set in on Mon
day n;ghr. II showed hard all day Tuesday,
and altogether It was the most disagreesble
day within the memory Of the oldest in.
habitane" Our New York and Cincinnati
papers of Monday fkilsd to come to hand.
We presume the railroads. will again b
''blockadsd." .....-
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Sale of School Land.

THE following described land. siiusted in Section "a
| Township 4, Range B. Belmont County, containing
1872 acres more less. divided into two lots, 70 lows
Commencing where Run passes into the land oi sam
uel Groves thence up said Run with lhs neanssrings
thereof 10 William Cordell's line.
The West tract being appraised at twelve tf21 dollars
per acre and the Fast tract al ten tl0l per acre.
Notice is hereby given thai will offer said descfibed
land for sale the door OF The Court House in st. Cair
willie, between the hours OF ~ and O'Clock p ~. on
Saturday the 3oh day oi January 1854 nj not less hAA
the appraised value thereof One Twelfth Of The paIehase
money 10 be paid the day Of sale. and the balance in
eleven annual insiauTens o equal amount wIh annual
inter thereon r. s. CLARK.
deIOtz Auditor Belmont County.
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sA-nBABu SCHOOL EzLL. 10 1,

aonsins ia pages, and neahy 400 tlnss aud hYuns sad
is the popular s. s. Book ever issued Among the
most popular pieces are Kind WordLn "Eden Above,7
christian Hsron ~Beautifu zons Il ought to love my
ioahern This Angels told So" In the Light" "ReS
for tbe Weary &e Prees-papes covers, % cents
each SIS per hundred bound rs cents so per bgldSed
elosh bsaud. euabossed gill, % esnAs ses Es-s io9
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Jan. 81, ls6t-!
Belmont Probate Court.

Petition to Complete Real Contract.
Caroline p. Fowler, Adm. OIL HE above named de-
Neholas N. Fowler, decd. L iendaiiis W u take
VS.. notice, that oil the 10Th
Charles c. Fowler Samuel day OF January, A. d.
A Fowler. Mark NJ. Fowler, 1864, the ubovs named
Thomas Fowler Rachel T.. paimth field in the Pro
Campbell with james L. pale Court OF BelI1oni
Campbell her husband. County, Ohio, peiiiion
slledsns that the 2Oth day s February, A. D. e63
the said Nicholas NJ. Fowler then IN iul life entered
into a contract in writing with one r. c. Holiday or
the ,se of divided hall nj the following descrb-
ed estate IN said county purl OF scclon H.,
Up 4. r. g. Pipe Greek in Mead Up. in said county,
containing 81 ucres rood and 1850 perches now oc-
Gu led by one James Holiday aud particularly de
scribed in said peon for the Of 3o7 5O m different
payme"ts. That said Holiday has made the istps,men
Of SILL 49, and /. ready and willing pay and
the hsauce according 10 said contract 50 soon as.
valid deed he made TO him, and thai said deio ndai'
with the petitioner the decedenrs heirs Al law.
The petition prays iOr authority TO make deed tt
said r. C. Holiday upon the payment and securing o
the balsnce Of the purchase money, and Will be 10
| hearing the i3h day OF February. A. U. la8t.
/ CAROLINE +. FOWLER, Adm. OF
| Nicholas NJ. Fowler, decd
| d d. T. CowES, Alty tor petitioner.
/ Jan. VI, IS6t-Iw.