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s%OFFIcIAL VOTE OF ONO. On our
first page we print the official vote, by coun.
ties, on Secretary of State. and the vote,
by Districts and counties, for Congressmen.
These tables were got up with great care,
and.are in iieat shape to preserve.
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.9tJsssi,sistrnx0r,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that at the Probate Court
ior Belmont County, Ohlo the undersigned was an
pointed and qualified AdTn TRAITOR OF the estate of
Parry Hulse, deceased, late OF sa d County
All those indebted said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
sau estate are olhed 10 present them for settlement
within one year from this dale.
JOSEPH HARRIS, Admir-.
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A Card.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: Permit me, through
your paper, 70 acknowledge very appreci-
able favor bestowed upon me in the form of
suit Of clothes, by my very kind friends
at Martinsville, as mark of respect.
With much perseverance, | shall delight
to do for them the work OF pastor.
Dec. 3d. 1864. n.
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s~OUR FRIENDS, in writing to the 43d,
SD, 9sth. or other regiments with Sher-
han. should diraet their letters "Via, Wash
ington City. D. c" II is good time now
% write to them. The boys viii be glad to
Near from home, VIXEN they get to the cad
" their march. Ths letters will Of course.
bs'iamediately forwarded from Washing
ton. sat aee r ntf75 BED. aa
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attachment Notice.

Samuel j. Ef' P ;s, svsm % 10 o!a.s as Dc;
Snmuef Hicks. Def. on the 10Th day of October.
l96i caused order of attachment be issued
him, before James Kelsey, Justice, of the Peace OF
S32 s8-amounl aud costs. J. b. SMITH
Nov. 10, 1864 -3wt Airy for PIfG
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators, and Guardians
have filed in my Office their accounts and vouchers
for settlement 10 wit: 80
Miller Burditt, Admir- of Hannah Patterson deed
Isaac j. Iaibert, Guardian Of Mary A. Tabert
Joshua Pgeo Admir- de bons non with the will an
nexed oil Samuel Dunn, decd. =.
Joseph Green, Exr Of William Green. deed.
. Mary r. Dawson and Eli Stanton, E1rs OF Henry
Stanton, decd
y g. Bolon Admir- OF James White, decd.
John Irwin Ainr of Joseph Robson, decd
David Deselns, Guardian OF George s Bethel.
George w. Ramsey Admir- of Maria v. Ko,n,z, dee d.
butler and II Beam, Admrs Of Bent Beani. decd IL.
u. Au and A c. Warren AJm'rs OF John AulL dee d,
Benz. Bailey, Guardian of s., r.. aud N. Hart
The SIX hrst named will be for hearE,: and settle
nent on The Gih, and the last ak the 27h days Of
December next. DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge
December 1, 1864.
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q Tuesday. October g. '''-'
Morgan. Tuesday, February 2: Tuesday. NAV O.
Wednesday, October II. 80 =
Muskingum. Monday. February is Monday MAY IL
Monday, October %. - - -
Monroe, Tuesday, February H. Tuesdnr Nav o
Tuesday October b. y =
a., Belmont Tuesday, February 81, Tuesday, May o,
Wednesday October II. - - >
Guernsey. Tuesday. March T. Tuasday MAY n ru.s
day October "a
Harrison. Monday, February c, Monday Mays, Nom
day, October 10 -
,Tuscarawas Monday. February 90 Monday, sIay q.
Jefferson Monday, May O. Monday, June S. Monday,
Done al steubenyile this 26th day Of September, 1904
EZRA T.. EVANS, 4 Judges
JOHN w. OKEY. J in said
GRO. W. MciLvAINE,} district.
tne copy by order Of said Judges
Attest: JANFs ETJTo1-r
Clerk oil the Court Of Common Pleas OF JeGerson Co O
CLEHx's OFYIcE- Sr CLAfssyLLE o.
,., La. October Il, 1854 (
cctly the above 10 be true copy Of the original
furnished this Office. J. r. CHAWi ,ESyyCRTH
Clerk oi tie Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont Co O.
November 10. is6i. CIV
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THANKSGIVING was not as pleasant in the
Army of the Potomac as was expected
The anticipated arrival of turkeys did not
take place till late in the day, and only
portion at that, the steamer on which the
remainder were transported having run
aground.
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Bellaire PROPERTY For Sale.

OTIS numbered sixteen (l6l, seventeen IN eighiesn
- !lol nineteen ll5l and twenty (20 in Block mum.
5ered twenty three l23l in the town OF Beliare--alI
fenced 10 ons lot with good board fence. and having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, thereon viii
be sold al private sale on application at this ofiss
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HENRY DUCoLoN, convicted at Toledo
of murder in the first degree, has been
sentenced to be hung on the 10th of January
next. ---.-..-e.
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OBERLIS CoLLEdE has 90l students, male
aud female, jn al its departments. prspar-
ssOtS sSllsVats .pd thsaojesl' q s ''..'8I lI'
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.aegsssisststr0ter's .yOttce.

NOTICE is hereby given that al the Probate Court Tor
In Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was sp.
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate o
John A. Work, deceased, late Of said county.
AL those debted to said estate requested 10 make
immediate payinenti and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present tem for settlement
~I. JAMES TALLMAN, Admir-
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SWwx call attention to theuotice Of the
q. 81 Tan Collector, 10 another columu.-
fhs t;me 10 short, and unless taxes arc
,ros..ady paid tAsn win W ten per cent.
.as-S f1ssll u haif = ss4SqfF tssN tof y
o0Qeos = Al x ,,isreisI tyr .ieea.ig tssa siiiI
sEjfsN uf1h <t'ei
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-08

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT was at New Orleans
on the q st ult.
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The town of Lincoln, in Vermont, gave
l. nooln 209 votes Mcclellan, none.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-08

The resignations of Gems McClernand,
Paine and Neal Dow have been accepted
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Probate Court, Belmont Co. o,

John Lisei Admir- Of Moses Travis, deed,
Robert Travis, Jonathan Travis Mary Ann C,svpeu,e,
pnd ThemHs CarpenU'r (hef husband Julia Aun Moore
9ud Joel Moore iier husbandl ia nes Travis, Enepe
Moore and Harrison Moore thef husbandL William
Travis John Tfsvis tadutsl and James v. r Travtl
John Travis. Mary 9. Trayis, Sarah Travis, Harriet
IieMs, Mary Gatien AID HuIdah Gatten, (rnnorsJ
FtNltE above nrIned defendants an, hereby notified
u that, de 2ist day OF November isGf the move
named petitioner filed petition in the above named
Court asking for authority IN convey on behalf Of said
defendants as hsirsatlBw Of said decedent 20 ssnssoo
Mhosn about three Of land nihe saute as ausr
ter Of Section l5 Township O. Range g. in said county
more particularly described in said peion in perform
ance Of the contract OF said decedent
Said petition will be for hearing the 2la day of
December, 1884, al 10 O'Clock A.
Nov. ~, 1854. .-3w
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School Books.

McGuneys Eclectic Readers,
e1Fr Rays Arithmetic, 81
49, As Rays Algebra
Mitchelrs Montieth's and Camps Biographies,
.s Pinneos and Clark's Grammsrs,
Davis I.egendre,
Buion's Latin Grammar and Reader and full assori.
ment ol school Books, blank Books and Stationary a,
< So WESTs, Opposite Lewis House
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that In the Probate Cour, for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was an
pointed aud qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of
Alfred Wayt deceased, late OF said county
All those indebted TO said estate requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
sai1 estate are notified TO present them Tor settlement
within one year from this date ~
WEsrWOoD CARTER Admir-
December 1, 1s64.-s
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Special Advantages ofNlisLOan

IT Is NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering a higher
rate OF interest than any other and THE BEST SECURITY
Any savings bank which pays IT'S derosliors IN q, s.
Notes considers that is paying.n the best circulating
medium OF the country, and it CANNOT in anything
better for its assets eheF in government
rites or in notes or bonds payable IN goveri pepper
1t is equally convenient d temporary pernhnDen
investment The notes always, be sold for within
fraction oil their face and accumulated and
the best security with banks coaieras for discounts
Convertible into a six pc Gent.
$40 q old Bond. ..
In addition 70 the yer, fibera interest the notes tor
three years This privilege OF conversion is worth
about three per per annum for the creni for
$50 Bonds is not less than nine per premium, and
before fhe war the premium six per u g stocks
was over twenty per cent It will be ser tlln the
tua profit on lis loan al the present market rate is not
less than ten per cent per annurn.
Its Exemption rom State or
Nunioip Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages have enume rated
special act OF Congress ALL BONDS NB TREAS
uRY NOTES FROM LocAL On the average, this
exemption Is worth about two per cent, per
cordng to the rate q taxation various spans Of Le
country. ftH.-@
1t is believed that securities otter great induce
men. 10 lenders those issued by the In
all other forms OF indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties, stock companies, separate comma
mites, only is pledged for paym Mt while the whole pro
perty of tie country is held the dscarge of
all the obligations OF The United States
While the government offers the raos liberal terms for
Is loans believes that ,he very strongest appeal viii
to the loyalty and paTelisIn Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The parry derosidng must endorse upon The ORIGINAL
eeh6cnIe the denomination Of notes required, and
whether they be issued H. blank payable
der When so endorsed i, must be eit with the officer
receiving the deposit 10 be forwarded to the Treasury
Department ~. ..f..
Subscriptions will be received by tie Treasurer OF the
United States, at Washington he several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Deposi'ariss and by Lls
First National Bauk Of Ds'' .epon, O.
ana oy su ~.lional Banks which are deposariss
public money and al'respscIable Banks and banAe's
,hrouehopt the ccuny viii give further ,niomauon and
afford even facility sasspscFbsis ~ @'S
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9r'l', advertisements,
NOTICE.

rTSHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the First National Bank
l. Of ST. Clairsyiie hereby notified 10 meet at
Banking House on TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
sleeiing FIVE Drectofs Of said Bank and transaclng
other business. n tfN4 a =. F.E I.4
des-4w = a sN- II G. wEI.DAY, Cashier.
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DEATETs-

ARMBRUsTER.--In ST.. Clarsvillc on the 2d inst, Of
TYP Old Fever Mr. John Ambruser, aged % years
9 months and days. - II
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Attachment Notice.

Peter Tallman )'I'HE defendant IL hereby notified
w 4 that the plaintiff. on The efjt
hnhanss Joe kson day Of November, 1e6i caused ar
ordsr o. attachment 10 be issued against him before
A'ores Alexander, Justice Of the Peace Of Richlah
iIo~nsblp, Belmont County, Ohio Ginning judgment
'"r e1o ~, snh costs y. TALLMAN.
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Belmont Common Pleas

5ohn III. Wiley Plaintiff 'I1HE above named defeud
VS. i ant is hereby fSo no'IGss
David Wiley Defendant that on the 29d day Of oe,o
Der 1904 the above named plaintiff fled petition Il,
said Court against sed defendant praying for iUdgn.
against said defendant for seven Hundred dol
lars, with Interest from April I. IG0, for moneys Of
the plaintiff be fore that time aud about the I2t day f
Sepembef 1850 collected and received by said defend
ant as aiorney in fact for said plaiinif. ~
January 81, 1865. y
JAMES r. CHARLRswoRTH, Clerk.
ID ID. 7 CowES, Any for PEE ~
Nov. "a, tsG4-6w
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HARPER'S
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.ltis the foremost Magazine Of the day The 6re.,a,
never lad more ltghful eoap .y,, nor be n,lio
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Observer ' VI"
we must refer in terms of enogy 10 tls high tone and
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with monthly circulation of about 10 900 con;es in
whose pages be found some of the choicest lpb
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FOR 1865
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
District uxz,

"E DO HEREBY fix the times Of holding Courts
w ~ ihe Eighth Judicial District OF Ohio for the
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From New York.

NEw YoRK, April l2-The Herald's Fortress
Monroe dispatch says:
daring attempt was made on Saturday to
destroy the Minnesota An apparently floating
spar approached her. and getting near was AS
certained To be boat with three men in t. The
lookout warned them of, but they pushed boldly
Tor the irlgate, and in few moments All explo-
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vessel shook MS il with an earthquake, and The
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When the confusion had suhsided orders were
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and the other tugs Oh picket too far off To
be oil use, 30 the tnarauders rapidly disappeared
IN one Of the creeks abouhdng IN James River.
The damage by the torpedo very tuting, aud
has been repaired
The Herald's Army of the Potomac dispatch
says
The bridges are repaired and trains this morn
ing leIt Cuipepper aud arrived at Washington at
IL O'Clock
The late rains will still further DELAY move
ments of the army Tor the present. The roads
are in hOrrIble condition.
Report SAYS that Bishop McClosky has been
appointed Archbishop OF New York. and Bishoy
SpAu'dlng Archbishop OF B,ltlmore
The Times has letter from New Orleans
uA'tu 'he ~ oi apil' reporting tnat the feDel
steamer Clifton. formerly a United States gun
boat of that name. while attempting To run the
blockade at Sabine Pas on the night of the 2lst
with over IOObaes OF cotton aboard, got aground
on the bar She was burneu 10 pre-, ebt her fall
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a rebel side wheel steamer with 1000 arm,
for the rebel government, got aground Va Vela-co
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A dispatch To the World says:
The SENATE Finance Committee asked Mr.
Chases views IN regard tO the amendments Oh
the bank bill. insisted OH by the House, Of allow
ing States to tax the National Banks
The Senate committee on Foreign affairs held
special meeting To consider the resolution or
Mexican affairs
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youth and maturity arising from the banefui habits
Of self-sbuse. To which is added observations OF
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

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lines or under will be charged for each insertion 81: II
e lines. cents per line.
Charges will he made FOR inserting the notices OF the
foIo~ing Orders Societies and Associations al the rates
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exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
Insertion: <ht lines this rate -
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached vi
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individuals or associations by churches. Of the regular
prices.
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ts be charged AT the rate Of t 50 for each n the
Daily and 81 Daily and Weekly, the same TO be- in
oil eases, paid In advance.