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UNITED STATES TAXES
OTFIcE OF COLLECTOR oF INTERNAL REvENrE I

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE
CAMBRIDGE. o., August :, 1864. I
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessors Annual
1N List OF Internal Revenue Taxes for the year 1874.
assessed in the 18th District OF Ohio has been received
at this Office, and is now due and payable.
All Taxes OH said list remaining unpaid after MON
DAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. Is64, will
be charged TEN PEE cESrUM additional, and costs of
collection.
Government money and Notes Of National Banks
alone will be taken in payment of taxes.
C. J. ALBRIGHT.
Collector 10th District, Ohio.
The above named taxes assessed in Belmont County,
will be paid at the following times and places:
Mondays and Tuesdays August I'D and 23d at St
Clairsville; Wednesday, 24th Unioniown, nn noon
afternoon Of same day at Flushing; Thursday, 25th
and Friday 10Th until noon Morristown Friday, 2sh
afternoon and Saturday forenoon, at Hendrysburg
Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 3oth Barnesville
Wednesday forenoon, 3st. at Somerton-aflernoon al
New Castle; Thursday, Sept !. At Belmont; Friday,
I'd. at Amblers School House Mead Township IA tur-
day, 3d, al Besire Monday, 5h at Cenirevie Tues
day 9th, Armstrong; Mills "Wednesday, 9TH, Pow
haitian.
will also receive taxes my office, in Bridgeport
until Saturday, the 20th inst. ID u. HOWELL.
Dept. Collector, LIST Division, 10th Dist
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fvHox. JonN A. BMoHAM's MErr.

EEHoS. JoHN A.. BINGHAM's MEET
Ysos. we attended, with Mr.. Bingham,
the Barpesville and New Castle meetings,
on Monday and Tuesday OF this week, and
we're really gratfcd with the prospects Of
success indicated by the large turn out, and
the general good feeling and enthusiasm
manifested. The GAINESVILLE meeting was
one Of the most enthusiastic meetings We
have ever attended, and the people after
listening sttentively to Mr.. Bingham fer
nearly two hours in the afternoon, insisted
upon night meeting, which was almost as
large as the day meeting. The prospects
for the Union party are Aattering, in War
rem township, and the body guard Of j.
w. Okey, who wrote to tile Gazette that
Warren Township would give Ceppcrhesd
majority this fall, will ind that he has ut.
tered lie even more ridiculous than he is
in the habit of uttering.
The New Castle meeting was a grand
success. Long before the hour Of meeting
the people hegau to gather in large crowds
from all directions, until about halt past
two o'clock the little town was literally
crowded with men, women. and children,
when procession was formed, headed by
band of martial music, which proceeded
to grove about half mile North of town.
where a regular old-fashioned meeting was
held. Mr.. Bingham in his happy and elo-
quent sty le held the audience almost spell
bound, and when he closed the crowd.
"6ve hundred thousand strong" rose to
their feet and gave three rousing cheers for
John A. Bingham and three more for the
Union. We followed in halfhour talk
when the meeting adjourned, everybody
feeling confident that Wayne Township
would give Copperheadism dead shot next
October.
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EENExT MONDAY is the day fixed

EgNExT MONDAY is the day fixed
for the draft. Pease, Warren, and Goshen
Townships are all paying large bounties,
and perhaps other Townships are. These
Townships, we think, will get clear of the
draft, and Richland Township conld have
done the same thing if eur Trustees had
levied the tax and the Copperhesds had
helped a litte and contributed their proper
share OF money. But as it is we must put
up with the draft, and make the best Of it.
Ifauy persons should receive call from
Capt. Elerick one day next week, with an
invitation to step over to Uhricksvile and
don suit of blue, they can thank the Cop
perhead leaders for the courtesy. These
gentlemen have been teaching their delu-
ded followers that the Government would
net dare enforce the draft; but now such of
The leadersas are liable to military duty are
busy hunting substitutes, and their poor
deluded followers who are unable to buy
substitutes will be compelled to step into
tho ranks. This need not have been. The
Union men OF this Township were anxious
to fill the quota by paying liberal bounties
to volunteers. They subscribed their mon
ey literally for this purpose, but the lead
ing Copperheads were determined tbeil
- party should not aid the Government even
that much, and upon them rests the re-
spensibility of the draft.
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issued:
"HsIpquIrrKrs NorrHrrr Dr,IsrNx,T, !
CoLUMhUs, o, Aug. ~
General Order No. 53
During the ensuiag sixty days no fire.
arms, powder or ammunition Of any kind
will be received, transported or delivered by
any railroad, express or other forwardini,
company within the States comprised with
in the limits OF this Department, viz: Ohio,
Indiana. Illinois and Michigan, without
permit from these Headquarters; from Gen.
A. ]. Hovey, Indianapolis, Indiana; Gen.
4. H. Paine. Springfield. ILL.,; or Leuten-
ant Colonel B. II. Hill. Detroit, Michigan,
unless shipped by or delivered to an author
lied officer of the United States Govern
nent Dealers in these articles, or others
having them in their possession will, in no
event, be permitted to sell or deliver them
during that time. Its the duty Of oil mil
itary commanders and all Provost Marshals,
and their assistants, to see that this order is
enforced, and to seize all such articles as
may be clan1estinely sold, shipped or de-
lvered in evasion of it. Such property
will be at once reported to these headquar-
ters for the decision of the Commander as
to its disposition. Forwarding, selling or
delivering such articles during this time, if
now intrdnsitu, excepting that they may be
forwarded by such railroads as now have
them in possession for safe keeping will be
considered an evasion Of this order. The
facts of such forwarding will be reported to
these headquarters
By command of Maj. Gen. HEINrzEL.
MAN.
G. Fl. POTTER, A. A. G..
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Gen. Sheridan in dispstcb dated ysaer.
day at 2: 40 o. IN. reports The enemy left
my front last night, falling back 20 Smith.
Geld or Mid1lewsy. We captured l0l pris-
oners yesterday. and inflicted . loss Of $50
killed and wounded. There have been q
few feints to cross the river by their cavalry
At Westport, but there was ne strength
shown. The indications today are that
they will fall back out of the vslley. Other
reports state that the enemy Is leaving the
Shenandoah Valley.
Nothing has been received from Gen.
Sherman for two days.
[Signsdl f. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ Executors. Administrators, and Guardians
have filed in my ofce..iheir accounts and vouchers
for settlement wit:
Jesse Barton, surviving Ex'r OF Robert H. Mill
decd.
- II Hill, Admir- with the will annexed OF Elizabeth
Manahan decd
Jesse :. Bevan. Ext of Michael Pasco. decd
Lee Evans. Guardian OF Thomas T. Mays
Austin q. Brown Guardian OF S. NJ, &c 4 D. T.
Wmrod.
Guardian OF Mary A. and Fletcher.
$, b. West W Wallace, Exr Of Henry Schachta-
beck. deed.
Harrison Mas.ie. Ex'r Of William Blan. decd
William Lucas, Ex'r OF Enos Lucas. deed
Joseph Hoover. Admir- OF Elizabeth AduddelI. decd.
The five first named will be for hearing and settle
ment the 9th, and the last four the 10Th days OF
September next DAVID HARRIS Probate Judge.
Aug Il. 1864.
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Petition for Partition,

Eai Socun, plsiaiih, lI'HE shove ns-
Il med defend
ssnue w. Yocun. Mary Yocum ans will tate no
Sarah Miller and Joseph Miller her lice that the above
husband Elzabeth Clark and Josiah nsmed pointifon
Clark her hn band (sdnsj Of Bel the 23d day Of Au
mont county Ohio, and wiiIsm w. gust Is6i fled
Yocnm, susshnsh n ~. Yocufn. g. petition IN the
g. Yocvm Painter 3. Yocum Ps'ience Common Pleas
y. Yocum. and Reece H. Yo, Uni. Coun OF Belmont
norsl Of Monroe copnty Ohio. County. O., which
IL now pending. wherein the sad platif demands par
trion OF the following real este The y ar Of Sec
ZIP O. in said County, except 7aeres rood IS 90
poles IN the ". w corner of said quarter
A. the term Of snid Court order OF partition
will be applied for. b. s. ID. d. r. COwEN,
August 20, 1s64-6w Amys for PHI
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PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE " hereby given thsi The following named
~ AdmniSfsisfs and Canadians have hlsd In my
ofet their neeouns and vourhers for settlement 10 wit:
Thomas NJ Niehol, ousrdan u W. N. NJ A. and n.
Thomas L. Lindsey 0psrdisn Of william L. Esnp.
John Mosesn, Gusrdian of NJ. N. Rssk
james J. Muspbey, Adm'f Of Henry Miller, deed
John ~ yeaeris, Admir- of fEed'k Gardner, deed.
John G. Brown, Admir- of Jsbn Brown decd.
Ross J. Alex andef Admir- Of Peter AleSandef deed
David Drselms, Ousrdisn Of " =. Bethel.
" w. James, Admir- De bonis non with the will an
nexed Of Nancy n. 1naey.on, decd
g. FouIks. Guardian OF John B Powell
Ross J. Ae1 aideT, Adm de bonls non with the will
annexed Of David l. Jennings deed, sbo was Guard
ian Of ". J, J. A. ard 3. Walker
David n knvlor. GunriiaDi OF MARY T. Kooutz.
Jesse Thornss. Admir- OF Robert Wilson. deed.
The slx bfst named will he fer hearing and selurfnso
on the 18Th aud the last fe Tih days Of Sep
'emeer neri DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
Angus, 25th. it6t
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s@Rr1uns1sa FROM THE wAn.-sev

= s@REIURNINa FROM THE WAR.-Sev-
eral OF our ysung who have served out their
three years have returned from the wars. y
We met at New Castle on Tuesday, Mr.. H.
j. Danford, son of Emmor Danford, of Wayne
Township, who after having served his
country faithfully for three years, has re-
turned safely to the family circle. We wei.
come these returning braves, and say TO our
citizens give them honor. as the defenders
OF the Republic. -ie-
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To U. s. GRANT.
secretary st.,nton's Dispatches.

g WASHINGTON. Aug. 27--IO:2O A. M.
Gen Die: On Thursday Gen. Hancock,
who was South OF Reams' Station, was at
tackled several times during the day, but
repulsed the enemy every time.
At 5: 80 combined assault was made on
his center and left, which, after one of the
most desperate battles OF the war, resulted
in the enemy s Withdrawing, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field. y
Official details are given in dispatches
from Gems Grant, Meade aud Hancock
We hold the Weldon railroad.
In a dispatch dated 8 p. m. yesterday,
Gen. Grant says that their loss Of this road
seems blow the enemy can't stand. L
think don't Overstste the eneny's loss in
the last two weeks at 10000 10 killed and
wounded. We lost heavily, but mostly in
captured.
Grant also makes the following report
On Thursday morning the enemy drove
in Buffers line Of picket guards; they soon
rallied and drove the enemy back, and re-
established their line. ..
We lost oae killed, l6 wounded, and IA
missing. Two commanding officers aud 81
men were captured from the enemy.
[Signed] H. Nj. STANTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
To Maj Gen, Die: A dispatch from
Gen. Grant, just received, states that the
Richmond papers of yesterday, the 9th
announce that Fort Morgan 10 in our pos
session. 1t is not stated whether the fort
was surrendered, or whether 1t was blowr
Another dispatch gives the following ex
tract, from the Richmond Examiner oi
yesterday. -. 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

~"REAsoNs FOR ABANDONING THE
DEMoCRATiC PARTY" ."-On the first page
Of this weeks CHRONICLE may be found a
letter under the above caption. to which
We direct the attention Of every one, and
which We hope all cur readers will give a
careful and candid reading. 1t is fulland
concise statement ofthe whole matter, and
as such should have thoughtful reading
skthe hands Of every patriot, We know of
no better document to circulate among the
people than this letter, and we hope every
reader oftho CHRONICLE, after they are
done with it, will pass it over into the hands
ofsome one who may not otherwise have
an opportunity of reading it.
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Union Meeting at Court House,
"a Thursday Evening, Sept. 1.

Hon. b. s. COWEN
and others, will address the people, at the
COURT HOUSE, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, Sept !. at 81 o'clock.
The people-and especially the ladies'
are earnestly invited to TURN OUT.
1t is expected that Hon. JOHN A. BINa-
HAM will also be present and address the
meeting. ~,
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EEecssf0p.'s Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that si The Probate Cour'
y iof Belmont county the undersigned wss ap.
pointed and qusiifed 80 EIeeuof Of the eaafe of Er-
sD.m Owens deed ste Of Belmont county, Ohio
All hose ndebed 10 said estate sre requested 10 make
nansnlse psymenii and those having claims seainsi
~ ease sfe Dotitsd 70 present them for settle
viulin one year from ths dste,
..,..,. JAMES msrAfdAAsc, Err
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.gsrnstntssraso,es .y-otfrs.

NOTICE h hereby given that st In. Probate cour, 10,
Belmont Coui'y, OHIO the uudrrsignsd ws. an
pointed aud quahrd As Adnuisrsts,r ysuh IN. ,.iil
snneisd Of ihe estate Of whasm Bradshaw, dseea.sd
late of said county.
All those Indebted 70 said rsss arr requested 10 mske
immediate payment; aud tboss having elsin, sga,ns,
said estate notified 70 present them for see,ne n,
within one year from this date.
J. ". FRASER, Adlr with III. will annexed
August - sjf
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Tobacco and Cigars.

T MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on handsat my
i establishment ia BrIt gepsu- Ohio all kinds oil To-
baccs and Cigars, OF the best quality which selling
al the lowest prices.
Merchants wishing TO purchase would do well TO call
and examine my assortment before purchasing, as am
pre- pared sell to them the best article, the most
reasonable terms. ROBERT ATCHlSON.
Bridgeport, August 3, 1864. 3m
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STOLEN HORSE.

CsTOT.EN from the pasture field oI the subscriber,
- miles West OF Flushing the road leading from
Flushing Mooreheld, on Tuesdi iy night July l9th a
DARK CHESTNUT SORREL MARE, blazed in the
face, 4 years old aud about Is hands high.
REWARD OF S35 will be paid for the recovery
Of the mare. Iiy2S 3Mtl ROBr w. WEBB.
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WILL be offered public sale. OIL 9Th day, the 23d
w of OH month 1854 the entire real estate Of which
James Mcleish, late Of Belmom County. died seized
consisting Of three Dwelling Houses. and lots Oh which
they are situated Shop Stable and other fixtures III the
town Of Buriesve and twenty mine acres of land in
the vicinity OF said town
Sale lie made or near said premises between the
ASA 6ARRETSoN, Ex'r
Of James McLsish, decd.
9Th mo 23d, 1854. sel.3w
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NOTICE.

HENRY OWENS, Of Polk County. lows, will take
notice thsi Jams Mcfarland Executor Of the last
will snd ie,tsment Of Henry Owens deceased on the
sh dsy o. August 1884 fled his petition in the Probate
tei u: real estate Of said deeedent Being the Y Of
lhe qf Of Sec. ~, TIP s. r. g. containing o. acres
In said will VIZ h"'''' '''''@''s"
Said petition win be for hesrng on the ID day Of octo
ber lo4 or ss soon thereafter counsel can be heard
JAMES MCFARLAND
. Er'r Of Henry Owens, deed
August rs 1894 .iw
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ETTHE MsErINe AT JAcoBsBuRe

EETHE MEETING AT JACoBsBURG,
on Saturday was very 6ne one. The
church was full of people, and many were
pnableto get in. Mr.. Bingham and Judge
Cowen made rousing speeches. Mr.. Bing-
ham and Judge Cowen will also speak at
Bellsire to day "Wednesday. Mr.. Bing-
ham and Capt Danford at Martinsville OH
Thursday, and at Uniontown on Friday.
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Administrators a Notice.

NOTICE y hereby given that At the Probate Couu M
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the endsfseueA was an
pointed and qualified ~ Admniafairx oi the estate of
Aamucl J. Evans decd lats of suid county
Az ihoss indebted said are requested 10 MAIZE
Immediate payment and tiose having claims seainst
sad estate sre notified TO present them or settlement
within one year from this date.
cARoLINE EVANS, Aam,t,.
August II. fe6t
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EreeUf0y.,s .N-oftec.

NOTICE IL hereby given that AT the Probate Cour foy
lN Belmont County. Ohio, the und.rsyfed was ar
pointed aud qualified Executors Of Tie estate of Jop
Mooney. deceased, late Of said coenty
All those indebted said requested TO maxi
imInedias payIneid and those having claims agains,
ssid estate are notified 10 present them Tor settlement
within one year from this date.
August II, $685.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

g HIMroRrANr TO THOSE WHO Fur
NIsHEp SUBSTITUTES IN '62.-Capt. Sinnet,
Provost Marshal Of the 18th District Of
Ohio, says he is instructed that, where
drafted persons furnished. substitutes ia
1852 for three years or the war, they shall
not be subject TO the impending draft.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

HGov. BRoUGH's PROCLAMATION
may be found on the fourth page of this
weeks CHRONICLE; also an interesting let
ter from;Capt. Hopper, of the 62d Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

The Chattanooga Gazette says there
is no use in administering the oath of al
legiance to rebels there until we can invent
an oath that will choke to death the party
who Violates it.
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.aeJ,,si,,istratOr's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont County Ohio, the undsrsgnsd was ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estate Of
Jacob Yoeum, sr, deceased, late OF said County.
All hose indebted said estate arc requested 10 make
Immediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
"''"'' ''' ~ sAML D. yocUM, Aams,
August y, issA.s y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

B@>GoLD has fell 20 per cent since oui
last issue. A fetal decline OF over 60 per
cent since Mr.. Fessenden took charge of
the Treasury Department.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Aug. 3O.-Gold continues
weak and depressed. The quotations open
ed at 1921, advancing to 234, declining ts
1924, advancing to 235, dscling to 2sib, and
closing at 234a(9235.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

. syPaocuRrxs SUBsrIrurEs.-M Many
Of the Copperhsads Of this County who
have declared that the Government weuld
nat dare 70 enforce the DRAFT are now pro-
-. !. .uSSstitutes, and We think there will
eaiseas & .'-A In this County.
bs No rssistsncs to the ars..
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Central Ohio Rail Road 70.
Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom il may
concern that any person residing in the Townships
OF Wayne. Somerset Warren. Goshen, KIRK wood, Flush
ing Union and Richland. desiring take a license
for any OF the trades, business occupations requiring
license therefore under the Excise Law be
commodaed by stating in letter the occupation bnsi-
and nature such for which they may desire license
and will fill blank application, and send the by
mail for their signature, which they return by mai
at Belmont, Belmont Co, %.
ALONZO p. MILLER,
Assessor ID Division 18th Assessment Dist Ohio
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Aew advertisements,
FARM FOR SALE.
COAL WANTED.

CEALRD tRUP, ,SAi > will be rrcesved ut the Au-
- ditor's Office, until Saturday,, Oct 18th,
la64, for furnishing the public buildings with Coal for
year from Nov lst, 1854 Coal to be OF The best
qualify six foot vein. Approved bond and security will
be required OF the contractor.
sel7w r. 3. CLARK. Auditor.
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Of the Com mmiSsioners.

THE Commissioners OF Belmont County will meet Of
their Office. in 81 Clsrsville, on the first Monday Of
september nert and request the Military Committees OF
the several Townships 70 meet with them al any time
during their session after the first day and have with
them all subscription papers and other evidences Of
scrbed to bounty Volunteers under the cali, Of the
President dated July 1s, and sept. list, Iss2
su252w n. s. CLARK, Auditor
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN
3 Per Cent. 1910 Bonds.
Interest ana Principal payable in C old.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsIfARY AND FL
NANCIAL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.


rNHIS Bank is the successor to the Belmont Branch Of
i the State Bank Of Ohio, and is now doing n gem
erai Bunk e. Collection and Exchange business. II is
a Designated Depostary aud Financial Agent OF the
United States.
ha. authority from the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions the 10 40 loan authorized by the
act OF March Sd. 1854
These bonds are dated March lst 1854, redeem
ape at the pleasure OF the Government after years,
and payable 40 years from date in cos with interest al
per cent. per annurn, IN COW.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
ms they may prefer. Registered bonds will be issued o.
the denomination OF $50, SiO0 S5OO 81 900, S5OO and
SOOOO-and Coupon bonds OF $50 SlOO $500 and 600
The in,e I on the $50 and 500 bonds-registered
and coupons payable annually on all others semi
annual
The bonds bear interest from March lst. and the
crued interest from that day 70 the dale Of substitution
must be paid in coin, in United States and National
Bank noes adding thereto so per cent premium until
iron the day OF subs rpon, at the option Of ,he sub
scriher.
Legal tender and National Bank notes. sight drafts
OH New York and Philadelphia, payable IN National
Currency, will he received in payment OF subscrpton
All bonds subscribed for at this agency will be dev-
cred at this Ban K free of expense
To Guardians aud others holding funds in hdueiary
capacity this loan furn'hes peculiar advantages II
safe profitable. The interest being paid in Golt
makes il equal TO an per cent investment.
Many persons obi eel 10 the time the bonds have Il
run 1his Is no objection. Their market value can b,
realized any time without the niervt niion Of Judges
Lawyers, Jures, Sherifs, &c, which often occurs il
the collection Of loans made on real estate rury
Come on then, with your subscript ons.
JOHN @. TALLMAN, Cashier.
Bridgeport, April IA, lS64,-tf
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Administrators a Notice.

NJOTICE is hereby given thai IN the Proba!s CouflIot
IN Belmont County. Ohio, the undersigned was AZ:
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate OF
Abner Moore, deceased, late OF said county.
All those indebted said estate requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them Tor settlement
within year from this date -, $500.
Sept 1, Is64-s.
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School Books.

McUhuef' Q EcIecuc kohdefs
Rays Arithmetic,
Rays AgebwA
Mitchslrs, Monfeth's and Camps Biographies
Pinnes'a and Clark's Gramnars,
Davis Legendre,
Bullions Latin Gtanar and Reader, and fnh ss'ofs
mens sf Seheql hooks, hnnk BookA and sisionagy, y
- WE6ars, Ops osiss Lewis bs>D9