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Rebel NeYYs.

Late rebel papers have good deal
TO say of Grants movements. The Rich
mond Sentinel OF the 3lst pronounces them
unaccountable. 1t recapitulates his frequent
changes of base, which il thinks fearfully
surprising, and says. "He has been Offering
fight when we thought he was retreating,
ard retreating when we thought he was
offering fight; he has been advancing when
he was aswhirped, and heading upstream when
he had every reason to hurry down.. lie has
gene by the rule ofmilitary contrariness' and
has always disappointed US whenever we
supposed that lie was acting senSbly or
consistently with himself" IL then des-
cribes the position Of the opposing armies
which, on the 29th and both, were confronted
on opposite sides ofthe Tolopatomy creek.
their lines stretching across the Central
Railroad. The Petersburg Express OF he
Both says the newsis Of the most encouraging
character. No one estimates Grants losses
less than IS 900, while many estimate them
at 30 600. The desertion and struggling
from his ranks are without precedent. Gold
has gone up per cent. in New York. and
general decentralization pervades the Union
ranks One hundred Union officers escaped
from the cars on the Charlotte Railroad on
the 2lst ult., between Charlotte, N. c.,
and Columbia, s. G. Llvacco, Texas, il
reported to have been set on fire on the 9th
oil May, by the Union forces. Several blocks
were consumed. Governor Brown, Of
(ieorgia, has ordered into the service in the
most peremptory manner, all the civil officers
of the State, except Clerks of Courts,
Sheriff., Tax Collectors, and officers over
80 years OF age.
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The New Churn Dash.

e-,cIENcE. sooner or later wins the day! The re-
= mark ably simple and yet truly scienuhc Invention
Hamilton Altnospher,c DASH is ior sale at iia'ns
Tin Shop ~ CiaiFsvile. aad at d. T.. Howell sons
Hardware Store. Bridge port aud il will also he dsir'h
uted throughout Belmont County by cniiSassers or those
who own may purchase rights oil tue several TOWN.
shps Ii has been so frequently tired here, and It's
merits have been so fully tested that it no longer he
REGARDED even by the ncrdulons, as an exper
ment; but il must be received great success II Is
durable In make, economical in use and philosophers
in principle saves labor and lime and BUrrEh IL
used in the common ehurn; and or those wishing 10
purchase is only necessary 10 measure the op oil ue
eiHirii aud bring the requisite ~.
Rights OF the four Northern Townships OF The County
and also of the four Southern for sale on terms &c
reasonable as 10 afford a chance TO mike money.
For further particulars address or call upon.
jei8.3w A. RIFTENIiOUSE ~ Clnirsvile.o.
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ESANIrARY FAIR AT WHEELINe.-

EESANITARY FAIR AT WHEELING.-
The people of Wheeling propose to open a
Grand Patriotic Festival and Fair, in that
city, on the 2Sth Of June, in behalf OF the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions. The
commodious passenger depot of the Balti-
more g. Ohio r. r. has been secured, in
which to hold the Fair, and will be boarded
up. Mayor Crangle is President, and VIM.
Tallant, Esq., Chief Marshal e
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illu
animated and profusely ornomented with
evergreens, flowers and drapery, and decor
ative gas, and water, and rock work. Re-
freshments, boquets and useful and fancy
articles will be offered for sale. a capaci-
ous stage will be erected and recherche
amusements aud entertainments of various
kinds will be introduced each evening. All
will bo made redocnt with perfume Music
and melody will abound, and everything
possible will be done to make it worthy the
sacred object whose cause 1t pleads s.
Contributions money, goods, useful and
fancy articles, labor, fruit. flowers, curiosi.
ties, national relics, &C., &C., are solicited
and will be thankfully received by any OF
the officers or committee.
The Committe has issued a stirring ap-
peal to everybody to come forward and as
sst in the good work
We would like to see Old Belmont spread
herself at this Fair Won't some Of our
patriotic people take hold Of it, and give
our royal old county the position she ought
to occupy at such place-at the head of
the heap2 We can take the socks off
them all +" if we try.
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Letter from BarneSViIlc--Th
Odd Fellows Celebration, SC.

GAINESVILLE, june 18th, 1864
EDITOR CHRONICLE. The highly respect
able Brotherhood of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows held celebration in this
place to-day. The morning opened beauti-
fully, and as the day advanced it continued
to be an exceedingly pleasant one.
The early train coming from the East
brought many of the Order and the later
one from the West additional numbers.
Both trains had also large number Of visi-
tors. Early in the day the citizens of the
surrounding country came pouring into the
town, in carriages, on horseback and on
foot. BY noon the town was well filed, and
great curiosity was excited to sec the pro-
cession, which formed about two o'clock
p. NJ, under the Marshalship of Robinson
Mclean. ESQ, and preceded by superior
Band from GAINESVILLE supposc) marched
through the principal streets, the observed
of all observers, and terminated its march
at the Presbyterian Church, when AN elo-
uuent and entertaining address was deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr. Sedgwick of Martins
vile, porGrayng the design and benefits OF
the order in mastery style; concluding
with beautiful and grand euiogy on 0nr
country, recognizing to the fullest extent
the hand OF God in our na,ional strife. and
looking forward when the Nation owns His
hand in our affairs and bows to His will, a
happy termination to all our difficulties
The Rev. gentlem, n was peculiarly hap
, py in this part of his address, and at the
conclusion was loudly anplauded. The
Band struck up several airs, and amongst
them the Star Spanglod Banner and Yam,
kee Doodle.
After the Oration, the procession again
formed and marched to McCartney's Ware
mouse. where sumptuous repast was pre-
pared for the Order, and all others who
chose to partake. The proceeds to be de-
voted to the benefit of soldiers families. -.
The supper was literally patronized, and
taking the whole affair together, il was
quite success. The Order will be better
understood, and more highly appreciated
and respected.
The Regalia ef many of the members was
strikingly rich, and showed much elabor
ate workmanship and design, and added
much to the interest OF the occasion.
The members here speak gratefully of th'
turn out from other LODGES, and particu
larly so OF that OF GAINESVILLE. ai.. f.
There has not occurred any unpleasan
incident to mar the pleasures of the day.
There is to be Strawberry Festival her
on Friday evening next.--the proceeds Z
be applied for the benefit of the Sunda
School Library -''"'.1.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16

HoN. A. II. CRAGIN, of Lebanon,
N. H., was nominated for U. s. Senator
from New Hampshire, by the Union caucus,
on Thursday evening, 9th inst, to succeed
John p. Hale, whose term expires on the
4th of next March. His principal oppo-
nent was Brig Gen. Gilman Marston. Mr..
Cragin was nominated on the fourth ballot,
and was doubtless elected because resident
of the Northern part Of the State which
has bad no Senator for several terms. Mr..
Cragin has served two terms as Representa-
tive. Mr.. Hale was a candidate for re-
election, and received thirty-fye votes.
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~THE CrRous AND MENAeER

~THE CIRoUs AND MENAGERIB.
-"All the world and the rest of mankind"
should bear in mind the fact that Thayer &
Noyes and Van Amburg 4 70. will be here
with their great show on next Friday. The
wagons, vans and carriages of this company
are all new; and then among the other at
fractions Of the procession through the
streets, will be the monster elephant
Hannibal" the largest elephant ever
brought to this country. The circus troupe
is composed of some OF the most celebrated
riders, voltigeurs, acrobats, and clowns in
the country.
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Farm for Sale.

WILL. offer at public sale, to the hghes, bidder on
l. FRIDAY. JUNE 2i at 4 O'Clock P. N. OH the
premises Farm situated four miles from The city of
Wheeling on the National Road and two and one half
miles OIL The Hempfeld Railroad from said city.
Tie place contains s3 acres. Of whIch DC acres Is
good hotlo,n land located between the National Road
and Wheeling Creek well adapted for Garden aud Vin--
yard purposes and desirable place for country resi-
dence
The remaining portion of the land IS located OIL the
Hempfeld Railroad. aud contains excellent coal.
which there is good apale orchur-also wet adapted
for IA Vineyard.
The above two porS pf la"d will be offered for
sale separately. "
For terms OF sale, &C.. enquire of the undersigned.
TlIOS. CLARK.
An Excursion Trnn will leave the Iempield Depot
n, ~ o'clock =. NJ to accommodate those desiring 10 at
tend the sale ieD-id.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16

EEIMPoRTANT TO MEMBERS OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD.-Provost Marshal Gen
eral Fry has decided that members of the
National Guard who may be drafted, can
commute or furnish substitute at the end
of their present term of service, and that
District Provost Marshals will give reason
able time (say 10 days. for them to do it in,
after the expiration of their hundred days;
or, if he goes, he getscredit for his hundred
DAYS, service. l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16

GyWE have examined copy Of
"Schonberg's Standard Atlas ofthe World"
and feel free to recommend it to all lersons
who contemplate purchasing an Atlas,-and
everybody should buy one-as the best
work for the price, ever offered. This At.
las contains over ono hundred well engraved
and highly executed colored maps, besides
a great amount of valuable statistics, and
is sold for the moderate sum of six dollars.
Nj. John Mlholand is the agent for Bel
mont county, and will call on the people,
to sell them this excellent Atlas.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

TTNIiCNAS MALONE aud Mary Malone his wife. Of
i tie State oi West Virginia, will take noice that
Rrbrcca Seals. of the county OF Belmont III the Stale
OF Ohid did on the 18th day OF April l-6i file her Pc
ton in the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county BerIoni in said State OF Ohio against the
said Thomas Malone and Mary Malone his wife, de-
PENDANTS. setting fo,h hgt abont the first day OF De-
cenber 1863. the ssid defendant. Mary Malone maci
ously spoke and Published certain false and slanderoas
words concerning The plaintiff TO the plaintiff damage
s200 Aud the said defendants are notified thai they
required appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the t day of July IT.
REBECCA SEALS.
ID. T. CowEy 4 r. H. COCHRAN, Auys.
June 9. 1864. .-6w
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%WE call the attention of our read

EN W Z call the attention OF our read
ers to the advertisement OF the new Churn.
Dash. We hail this invention as real
improvement, coming at the right time
and in the right place. Churns of compl-
Gated machinery have been laid aside, the
dash is the peoples favorite, and the dash
is now so improved that it makes quicker
time, and requires less labor than the pat
ent churn. The mere saving Of butter is
now quite desderatum. The atmospheric
dash is already gaining quite celebrity
here, and we, too, like almost all the rest,
have bought dash. F..
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TUESDAY, JULY 5th, 1854,
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate Cor lo'
IN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
ponled aud qualified Administrator, wah the wl an,
ne xed Of the estate Of Isaac Patton, deceased as OF
said county. a a.. - n.
immediate payment; and those having elauns agalhsl
said estate are notified 10 present them ior seemeh'
within Que year IRON thus date .,-rso>, .a.,.
Ma N i9s4 with the will annexed.
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ErecwtOs,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court tor
IN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was up,
pointed and qualified as Executor oi the estate oil
Henry Furhey, decd, late Of said County
An those indebted 10 said estate are requested 70 make
Immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them ior see"eh'
w''n" '"' ''A' wv" ANDREW SMITH, Executor
Lime la-3Ys. -----
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Administrator's Notice.

NrOTICE n, hereby given ihal The Probate CoaH Isf
N Relmont County Ohio, the undersigned WAS up,
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate oi
John l.. Titow, deceased, late OF said county,
XII tho,e indebted said estate are requested ia
inmadia,s payluent; and those having claims asAns
aid estate are notified presen, than for settlement
"sa,a n,ns 1ee M yss' ysyr "' JOHN Isle, Admir-.
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HWE are under obligations to
Auditor Clark for the use Of his abstracts
of Assessors Returns, from which We have
extracted the Statistics found elsewhere in
to-day's paper. 24t.a2a "a raN
The abeve was written and should have
appeared in last weeks paper, but was mis-
laid and omitted
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-16

ALBANY, N. Y, June LII is rumored
in political circles here that the National
Democratic Convention, called to meet at
Chicago, July 4th, will be postponed. 1t
is understood the National Democratic
Committee have the subject under oonsid-
Grafton, and will arrive at some definite con
clusion before the Goth. -s.--.
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Erec,afor,s .Anffee.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the Prebsie csur for
IN Belmont County. Ohio. the undersigned wss sp.
pointed and qualified ss Executor Of the estate Of John
Dnne an. deceased. late Of said county.
All those indebted 10 ssd estate requested make
Immediate payment; aud those having claias sgBins
said estate notified To- present them for settlement
+, WIN. ALEXANDER, EIseu,of.
May 20. 1904.
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Total State & Co. rs Total :" e03
The following townships have made levies
for the purpose Of paying bounties to Vol
unteers under the last calls of the President
Colelain, Goshen, Richland, Smith. Som
erset, Union, Warren, Washington, Wayne
and York.
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= n0-THE ADDITIONAL DRAFT-The fol-
lowing names were drawn, by Capt. Ready,
for Richland Township, on Tuesday, 10 take
the places of those who were drawn at the
former draft and exempted:
George Etsler. Brook Barker NathaH
Dunn, Moses Kline Basil Bentley, DaviG
M. Davies, George Gable. o. j. Swaney
John Mitchner, Martin Fink, DR.. Y. Fl
Jones.
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svFnoM THE 48p Omo.-Mr. Basi

EFFRoM THE 43D OHIo.--Mr, Basil
Simpson, of Co. D, 4Sd Ohio, writes under
date of May 80, that Lieut., Milo Wilkinson,
tson of our County Commissioner was
slightly wounded in the head, in the fight
at Dallas, Ga. He was the only one hurt
in Capt. Williams company. Bas. says,
.'The Rebels charged our lines five different
times. but were repulsed every time, with
terrible loss. The Stars and Stripes still
wave triumphant, and they iUiH still wave. "
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HPaoMoTfoN OF BELMoSR CoUN-
rY OFFICERS. Lieut.. Israel White, 25th
Regiment, to Captain; Lieut.. Hiram j.
Craft, 9Sth Regiment to captain; End Its.
Reece G. Lewis and Chalkley Thsmas, 9Sth
REGIMENT 10 lst Lieuteuants. a
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Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE p hereby given that at d'e Ptobais coun for
~ Belmont County Ohio. the undersigned wss ap
goinsd and qualified ne Administrator of the estate Of
Rhoda Trife, deed, lnie Of sHid County IA L
All thoss Indebted 70 said estate are REQUESTED 10 make
immediate payment and tbose having claims against
said estate are notified 10 present them for ss'!smen
within one yesf ffom this dse. .-If.
NICHOLAS COOPER, Admir-.
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Belmont County Agricultural
Society.

There win be meeting Of the Board
Of Managers of the Belmont County Agri-
cultural Society, at St. Clairsvlle, on Sat
urday, June 25th, 1864, at O'Clock p. IN.
By order Of the President. r
.UIs u. JNO. DUNHAM, Sec'y. /
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Assistant Assessors N0tice.

NruTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 vi who's il msy
IN eoneen thai any person residing IN the Tsw nshlps
OF Wayne. Somerset warren Goshen iuts Sosa rIusA
fo9 any OF the trades business, or oecnpass requiring
license heruiore under tie Excise Law, can be 40
commodated by ststng in letter the oeeusiio or bnsi-
and nature OF such for which lhey may desre bcenss
and will k blank APPLICATION, and seno The g. nns ~
malt for lhef signature, which they return b. nall
/" o''"''"7 ALoNZo P. MILIHn,
Assessor ID DIVISION, i0lh Assessascai Dssl chs~
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The people of Philadelphia have
presented Mrs. Gen. Meade with furnished
house in that city.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of n deed OF trust executed by Hugh Nieh
Is OILS on the l7th day OF March: ls9S Of recotd % ~
by other deed OF trust dated on The I'D DAY o
Ami iss6 and OF record in said county aud STATE VIII
o1rr for sale. the front door OF tae Coun House, III
the city Of Wheeling, OIL
TUESDAY, JULY 9Th, 1884,
IN, following property, vz Lot No i2i and half Lot
NJ ia OH the East side OF Market Square, and hall
ot No ia on the West side Of Market Square in the
second Ward d-and, also, the Msrinsvie Ferry hish'
Aay Of the above property will be sod at private sale
Terms of sale cash. ISAAC cOTTS, Trustee
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EFTAx LEvIEs FOR 1864.-The
Commissioners of Belmont County, at their
June session made the following levies:
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COURT

NOTICE ia hereby given that the following named
IN Executors. Administrators. and Guardians have
filed in my office their ana vouchers for settle
David conrow, Guardian Of Thos aRd Rebeecs w.
Hoge, . - x-,
James Kinney, Guardian OF S, J., H., s. and w. VIII
son. -,
christopher Gallagher, Guardian OF Z, D. aud W.
Gallagher.
John Morgan. Guardian OF James IT, Rusk
Vim A. Talbot Guardian OF Mcdowell koon:L
Asa Garreison, Guardian of Elizabeth Stanton
William Irwin Admir- Of Nancy Irwin decd
William Alexander Ex'r of John Duncan, decd.
Wfn. Wilson, Guardiun sf JosEh and Lawson
Bowles.
Samuel II Nossel. Ex'r Of David Bailey. deed.
Lewis Barge. Ext OF Robert Barge, deed.
Wm McFarling, Guardian OF Henry, VIM. and Geo
Bright -, ~;
Baruet Philips Gsardisn ef VIM, Elmors, and Benz
Pool , , .,,,.
The seven FIRST named win be for hearing aAd see'e,
ueut sn ,bs Ist sna the last six the ~ Gays OF
| July next DAVID hAhhS' r'S'" 's~
| June Q, 1884.
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ALL citizens Of Belmont County,
who desire to maintain against all their
enemies the integrity of the Union and
the paramount authority Of the Con
stitution and laws of the United States,
and laying aside all differences and po-
litical opinions, as Union men, anima-
ted by q common sentiment, and aim-
ing at common object, to aid the Gov
ernment in quelling the Rebellion now
raging against its authority, and in
bringing to the punishment due to their
crimes the Rebels and Traitors arrayed
against it, are invited to meet in Mass
Convention at the town of
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October Election.


FDrToR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name OF w
ROSS RiTTS. OF Richlnnd Township as a sul,abl,
candidate for office OF sheriff OF Belmont County
subject to the decision Of the Union Convention TO b'
held at Belmont on the 2d day OF July.
RiruI. n ToIyNSIIrp
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i, IN. buildn g Immediately West OF the Post Office
S'r CLAIRSVILLE, where ne will be happy 10 Aeeo
Tuodate them with anything in his line OF business
rra sohable terms feT HU0H HARM
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On the sth inst. by Rev. Jas d.
Fitzgerald ut the residence OF the BRIDES mother. in
MoundsvIlle. West Va Mr. Lamoiiic Mott, oil Barnes
willie. Ohio, and Miss Gertrude Anshuz.
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1ied.
6O

WESTON Saturday. June .ith 1sG4, George Web.
ster youngest son OF DIR. Henry and Agnes West aged
10 montus.
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Belmont, on Saturday, July I'd,


at IL o'clock A. NJ, and there select
Is delegates and 16 alternates to repre-
sent the various Townships of Belmont
County in q District Convention, to be
held at Cambridge, o., on the 10th of
August, for the nomination of a candi-
date for Congress; and four delegates
from each Township to represent them
in a Delegate Convention, which will
meet at o'clock p. NJ. of July I'd, at
Belmont, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for the following
offices, to be filed at the ensuing Octo-
Der election:
Sheriff.
Auditor;
Commissioner; and
Infrmary Director. ....
The Delegate Convention will also
select six persons from the various
Townships as delegates at large to the
Congressional Convention, and six al
ternates; and Union County Central
for the ensuing year.
D. d. r. CowEN, Ch'm'n,
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Union
j. B. SMITH,
S. B. WEST,
J. w. HlGHLEYMAN, Central
HENRY +. ODELL,
SAML. BRANsoN,
SAML. LEWIS, Com.
| JOHN LIPplNCoTT
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TAXES.

yNAX.PAYFRS are notified that the June payment OF
Taxes will close OF. the 10Th inst. Those vino have
paid half TAX will govern themselves accordingly.
leo p l. "A PATTERSON Treasurer b. c.
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NEW TIN SHOP.

THE undersigned informs the public that has open
l. ed a new
Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron store
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Local Matters.

The Largest Circulation Of my paper
pubiished In Belmont County.
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Honey.

GLASS for Dee Boxes, cut 10 sizes wanted. a.
VI tmylg 4wl PArrERSoN'S Drug store.
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Ngw PHnApELFHfA, o., June oh, ltoi
NOTICE II hereby given. 70 oil whom dinay concern
IN that the Hsts valOsuons snd euuiDefHuons, nsde
Cocetion district Of Ohio will remsin open for exam
nation oil persons concerned therein, NJ the PAGES
herein named for the term ~