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Belmont Common Pleas
JosLua PRYOR dcmandunt


Joshua Pryor dcmandunt,
Susannah Pryor Thomas Carleton and Margaret Carle-
ton his Matthew Porte rfeld and Levnn Porter
field his wife, William Por,erheld and Susannah Por-
teheld his wife, Selden George and Elizabeth George
his wife Nicholas Wilson and Eliza Ann Wilson his
vile. Thomas Foster and Louisa Foster his wife, FL
wood Evans and Selah Jane Evans his wife, Eli
Long and Sarah Long his wife, and Lucas Pryor, de-
PENDANTS.
'NHE above named defendants will take notice that
| petition was filed against them, OH the 3d day OF
March 1854, in the Clerks Office of the Common Pleas
Court of Belmont County, Ohio, by the above named
demandant and L. now pending, wherein the said de-
mandan demands assignments oil dover to said susanna
Pryor in and partition Of the following described real
estate, particularly described in said petiton
l. The 5. w. quarter OF Sec IS, TIP. 9, X 4, contain
ing 15s acres more or less, part of small meeting
house lot being excepted from said quarter.
.. About 45 acres in the N. w. quarter of Sec. as
Tp 6, r 4, conveyed TO Joshua Pryor by Stephen b
Wilson and wife, by deed bearing date March 10, 1s44
and recorded in Vol 25 pages 34l2 of the records OF
deeds OF said county.
g. 50 acres oil the North side of the N. w quarter
with the North boundary OF said quarter
4 The w. half Of the balance of said last mentioned
quarter, containing SO acres, more or less.
s. Lot No IL in Block 6, of Rodefer's Isl addition tC
the town OF Bellare.
G. Lot No Is in said Block 6.
Being the real estate of which Joshua Pryor ST., lat,
Of said county, died seized s...
AT the he II term of said Court, apple alton will be
made by the said demandan for order that partition
may be made o said premises and for such other order
may be authorized by the statute provided for suc
cases JOSHUA PRYOR.
ID. D. t. CoxEs, Auy for Petr. -, r7.E =
March II, tso4.-6w ts
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NEW VOCAL MUsIc.-"Land OF the Brave a.S
IN Free" Rev. q. 5. Plunley Your Fortune is
small ior Me-. Comic Song, Maurice; Il will wait q
the Gate for Thee, L. Holden; I'VE Parted with Cheer
fu Smile NJ. Kelar; -One by one the Stars of Eve
nng,n The Flowers Bloom in Linden Vale" 5. Law
renee; 'Ihe Morning is Dawning, H. ). Leland; rhers
is Beautiful World" shall we Meet Beyond the Rver
The Angels Hoverng Near" The Year oil Love-
How Softly the Bruised Heartm Mrs. PsFkhursI;
kindly Words and Smiling Faces J. r Thotnas For
the Dear Old Flag Die,T sob. why am so llapPy'n
c. Foster; sabbath Beiis, Chime On Lowry. % Gems
each mailed flee.
New INsrRuMENrAL usIc.-"ldlcwd," Polka Co
price, by VI. kear ''Mornng Prayesn by w f. Mulicr
summer House oil Roses Gallcp, by airs. Parkhurst;
lie Piri Polka; West Point March 25c each; "Omeeps
Wa4tz1 ''lArmetee Waltzn "Frederck Waltz J. o.
Bernard, 40c each. I'VE Are Coming, Father Abraham'
always Look the Sunny Sidr,n brilliant Varia-
tiomsr by Charles Grobe, so ceuis each. "Shnll We
Rnow Each Other 1herer for Guitar. by Boomer, 25c
sunny Sde OF 20 easy arrangements or The plane,
10 by James Belak and 10 by Mrs Parkhurs i5e eaeA
Mailed Tree.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, No. +sl Broadwsst
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pg-GoNE TO THE FRoNr.-The soldiers
of the 18th and 25th Infantry and lst Yves
Va. Cavalry have again gone to the 'front.'
after enjoying their furloughs among their
friends. The boys were pretty thoroughly
Eted while hoinei The best luck we can
wish them is that they may thoroughly
thrash ou, the Rebels this Summer, ar
may soon be permitted to return to their
homes, to enjoy-what has cost so much
blood and so many savrifces-a restored
Union, and Good Government.
They carry with them the prayers and
benedictions of all our loyal people. God
shield them in the hour Of danger!
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THR HORACE WATERS MPznnnoNs ANr
HARMONIUMS,
THE DAY SCHOOL nB1.L.

1000 aoaies issued. now Singing Book 6py aelpels
and seminsrles. called the Day School Bell ID hog
ready. u contains about 200 choice songs, IouBdA
catches duets. uos quartets and ohoruses. many 81
Them written expressly for this work besdes % pages c
ue Elements o. aiusie which easy aud pfogressiv
ioUnd. Uncle Sans SCHOOL, Do Mt ysu hear the
children coming; " Always look on the sunny side,
Tile little lass, and Little I.adn "Oh il wen q
lltue brdn Bird OF beauty Pretty pair tresn "Anvh
Chorus Meet me 6y the running brook,n 30. Il Y
compiled by Horace Waters author Of "Sabbath Sohae
Belin Nos and 2 which have had the enormous snb
oil s2jOO copies Pnees-pApsr covers rs cents tssso
per hundreds bound, 20 cents, S25 per hundred oloA
bound, embossed gill; 4U cents, 935 per hundred. Is
copies furnished al the 100 pnGs Nblsd Vi ths Esssh
prics.
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lgTHE annual election for officers OF the
Belmont Independent Agricultural Society
was held at Belmont on the 10th Of Feb
ruary, 1864, and resulted in electing the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Pesident-Thos. A. Fred, Belmont
q Wee -President-A. J. Ewers, Hunter
iSecretary-A. P. Miller, Belmont.
1reasurer--T f. McKisson, Belmont.
Directors--Wm. Armstrong, Armstrong s
Mills Elihu Broomhall, Morristown; Benz.
Bailey, Somerton A. G. Danford, Wayne
Township; Sol. Bentley, Union Township F.;
VIM. T. Kinney, Goshen Township; John
w. Bradfeld, Barnesville; Jas. b. Richie,
Unontown; M. L. Cunard, Union Town
shin
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Obituary.

Died, Of age and inirmity, on the 9Th Of
March, 1864. Mr.. II. Parks, sr., Of Coleran
Township, Belmont Co., o., in the s7th
year OF his age. .Err
Born in York Co., Pa, losing his father
by death when eight years old, he lived with
his mothers relatives--the Whitfords, who
resided in Harvard Co., Md-till he was
ready for a trade, which he finished in Bal
timore. In June, 1904, he came to Ohio,
and purchased part Of the land on which
he has ever since lived and died. He, as
the eldest son, by the laws of Pennsylvania
then, Inherited his fathers landed estate,
but he gave it all up without dime to his
mother, sisters and younger brother. He
cleared his land and sunk his lanyard when
there was no saw mill in the county Trying
bachelors hall and boarding, after few
years he married. At this early period they
connected with the A. r. Church, of which
he was member till it and the Associate
Church United, forming the u. p. Church,
and in its communion he died. He raised
nine children, six Of whom, with his aged
partner, who shared with him the joys and
sorrows of the married life, survive him. -
His business was extensive, having dealings
with all kinds of men, yet he died almost
without having law suit for he was very
averse to lswing and them given to it, He
was a peace-maker in the neighborhood,
and when difficulties occurred he was often
applied to by both parties for advice and
personal effort, and seldom failed, if the
difficulties had not worked themselves into
public notice, after which they are always
harder to settle He never sought but al
ways repealed office in both church and
State. He was one of the few who started
the A. r. Congregation of St. Clairsville-
literally supported it and regularly attend
ed it while able. He was elected ruling
elder in it, but meekly declined acceptance.
BY industry, integrity, and economy he soon
came into easy circumstances yet he was
no speculator-o loaned money without
interest, and in one case rejected it, though
several hundred dollars in amount. He
long doubted whether it was right TO take
'use for money, and nothing could induce
him to take moro than lawful interest -
Though he was never loud in the expression
of his hopes and assurances there was a
regular, uninterrupted calmuess about him
that showed he was animated by the cheer
ing hopes of glorious Immortality beyond
the grave. Thus this once poor, orphan
boy, lived long, glorifed G d--henetited
his brother and provided for himself. Hi
end was peace.
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More Incidents Of the Late Cav
airy Raid.

A special to the New York Tribune says;
From returned Richmond prisoners we
learn the following incidents connected with
Fitzpatrick s raid:
When informationreach Richmond that
Fitzpatrick had crossed the Rapidan, most
rigorous orders were issued respecting pris'
oners. The prison was mined and 200 kegs
of powder placed under it, and every pre-
paration made to blow the prisoners into
eternity. Ignorant that the prison wal
mined, a plan was formed to attempt t.
Join our fsrces when they should get to the
city. On MOndsy only sh0ss bringing 70
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1HR AruEN.s .suN COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of lunes and hynaa
and old, OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance prayer, and
The music in this book has e and animation in it, like,
Shining Shore,2 Rest for the Weary, Shall know
each other there'n "Shall meet beyond the River!"
There is a Beautiful World kind Words,n Sweet
Hour OF Prayer There is Land OF Love- "Sufer
little children come me,n God the Nation" I"
&c Prices single copies bound 65 cents, SIS per 100
cloth bound. embossed gilt IS cents, S55 per 100 Mailed
the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Ag'L
45l, Broadway, New Yesk
Publisher Of The above Books.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

PMTITION FOR DIVORCE
Johu A Davis THE defendant Nancy Davis, us here
by notified that the petitioner, John
Nancy Davis. A. Davis, on the 18th day of March,
1854, filed in the Cerk's Office of the Common Pleas
Ceur OF said county charging that said defendant has
three years. praying for divorce for that reason.
Said petition will be for hearing at The term Of
said Court. ID. d. Il. COVEN, .
March IL, 1S6i-6w Atty for petr.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.

FINHE SUMMER TERN OF this well known InstiIu-
i tion will begin on the
First Monday of May, 1864,
and continue FIVE months
The College Buildings are undergoing repairs, and
will be thoroughly refed before the beginning OF next
Session. r.l- ..l ,s.H
The vacancy in the Mathematical Department has
been recently filed and we confidently believe that no
Institution in the country affords better facilities to
Students.
UTSrnd for Circular.
BY order of Board JAMES DAY, Sec.
New Athens, o., March a. 1864. mrl04w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-17

g@MARRIED.-Mr. A. w. Campbell, OF
the Wheeling lntelligencer, was married on
last Thursday evening, to Miss Annie W.,
daughter of Capt. Richard Crawford, OF
Wheeling
Capt James Dean, of the lst West Va
Cavalry, was married on last Wedbesday
10 Miss Annie G. Wright, of Utica, Licking
County.
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC Foa rHz N1LLIoss

Arranged solos, duets QuSretls and choruses, fos
musical societies choirs Sunday schools, public schools
seminaries, etc. SHALL we know each other tlere,"
Don't you hear the Angels colning7n "Shall meet
beyond the rlver?n Be in tige,n There is beRuful
worldn Where Liberty dweils is my country Free
dom. Truth, and Right 1--WE coming, Father
Abraham six hundred thousand more . There is and
OF Love- sorrow shall come again more,n Heaven
y Home,n Come sing of Heayen,n Land in sights
I'VE will love Sunday school, "Our God is march
ing en- God the Nation Whitliers song Of This
Plantation Negro,n Fair freedoms Nom has dawned
at LAST Over the mountain "Liule Ella an Angel"
"Winis 5 gone 10 Heavenn "SuEer liule children 70
come unto ne,n ''Bnry me in the morning. Moiher.'
Come thy resln Sweet hoar OF Praysf" DC Pncs
3 cents 50 cents per do1sn. a. per lOOi postage eeH
each. In sheet FORM with Piano aecomla Ii'nent p 0s
Pabh.A.d BY HORACE WATERS. Ast
Ne. 4e1, 6rcA4vRy, New foen
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p0-THE l5rH OHIo.-This gallant regi

prTHE 18TH OHIo.-This gallant regi
ment has returned to the field nearly or
quite full. Adjutant Dubois informed US on
Sunday that Company q (Capt. Danford)
has the maximum numer-l0l men; Com
pany K-Capt. Carroll-is also full. Com
pany F did not do so well. Adjutant Du'
Bois also informed us that he had reports
from the other companies, and that they
were all doing big business at recruiting
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
In Executors, Administrators. and Guardians have
filed in the Probate Court their settlement accounts, to
wit: 'f
John Twinem Guardian 8. NJ. u. A, and r. J. Green
Swariz 4 Forney, Ex'rs Frederick Oriof. decd
ID. q. Neiswanger, Admir- Jacob Neiswanger decd
r. r. Evans, Guardian f. and nj. F. Clark
James Nuzum, Exr Joshua Nuzum decd.
seldom George, Guardian Joshua Pryor.
Isaac Iiams Exr Samuel liams, decd ,,,r.-.
James Alexander, Admir- Hugh Gifin, decd. T
James Kelsey, Admir- b. Newly,
WIN. J. Kelsey, Ex'r Mary Leyngsion .f
Samuel Warlon Guardian William West.
The first Eve will be for hearing and settlement the
9th arc. the last six on the 9Th days OF April, :,
Msrehioy yisss IifFIt M
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-17

sa~CLEvELANp AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ReAD-President j. N. McCullough'havng
accepted the situation of General Super
intendett of the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, the Board Of Directors
have appointed Mr. j. F. Clark as Presi-
dent. and Mr.. j. H. Devereaux. as Super
iutendent Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-17

Hs-G. 4. FAwcErr, ESQ.,, the gentle;
man connected with this paper as Local
Editor for the past FIVE months, resigned
his position on Saturday last to accept the
appointment of Local Manager of the U.
s. Telegraph Company, with his beadquarr,,
ters in this city. With Mr.. Fawcett's well
known qualifications as Telegraph man,
we feel assured that the Company will be
we'll represented in Columbus and vicinity
and that they are to be congratulated on
their selection. Long may Fawcett wave
-[Columbus Express.
Mr. Fawcett occasionally wrote letters to
THE CHRONICLE. He is ason Of our good
friend, Tho.. w. Fawcett, of this county
He is a good fellow, and has our best wishes
in the new and responsible position 10 which
he has been chosen.
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The Call for 100000 More.
WASHINGTON, March Is. The following

WASHINGTON, March Is. The following
is the order 100000 more men.
General Order No. 100.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
March l4.--In order to supply the force re-
quired to be drafted for the Navy, and to
provide an adequate reserve force for all
continuancies, in addition to the 500, 900
men called for February lst, 1864, the call
is hereby made and draft ordered for 200,-
600 men for the military service, army, navy
aud marine corps Of the United States. The
proportional quotas for the different wards,
toSns, townships, precincts or election dis
tricts or counties will be made known through
the Provost Marshuls Bureau, and account
will be taken OF the credits and deficiencies
of former quotas. The 5th day of April
1864, is designated as the time up to which
the numbers required from each ward of q
city, town, &C., may be raised by voluntary
enlistment, and drafts will be made in each
ward Of a city, town, &C., which shall not
have filed the quota assigned to it within
the time designated for the number required
to fill said quotas. The draft will be COM
menced as soon after the 18th of April as
practicable. The Government bounties as
now paid continue until April lst, 1864, at
which time the additional bounties cease
On and after that date 500 bounty will be
paid as provided by act approved July -,
1861.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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PabisA.d BY HORACE WATERS. AE'L
Ne fsl, 5rcadvRy, New fotk3

XITATERs CHORAL. HARP-A Sunday
w School Book. OF 100 pages oil beautiful liy mas
and Tunes IL contains many gems, such as shall We
know each other there.n -Suer little children to come
unto me," The Beautiful Shore,n oh is gionousN
leave wuh my mother" "Iie leadeh me beAide si
waersn &e. Price paper covers, 20 cents sl5 psr 90
WATERS, Aulhor oil sunday sehooI Bellsh Nos.
and which have had the enofn,ors sale OF over egh
hundred thousand cepies. Justpubilshel by
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sABBATH SCHOOL RRLL, Nc. z

10 work Of 1872 pagss and nea ry aes se4s
and hymns Nearly one million Of thess Bsiis
have been issued ans ungng through
this and other countries Among the mary
choice pieces may be found, Shall beyond tho
Rivern There ia Beautiful Word,n sorrow sLaH
again more" DO nit you hear the Angels
ns'n 'Thoa God. sees me :" "Sabbaih Bells chime ons
&c. Pnees Of Bell No. are same Bell No .. Both
numbers be obtained in volume price, bound
copy 90 cents s35 per hundred eoth bound embos1a6
@ 90 eeuts, s45 per 100 % copies furnished st the 100
pEes. Mailed al lle Ee-lll p..Ss
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BRIDGEPORT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

oTrsE oF CONrrHoiLER OT THf CGRsgNeY
WAsBiNsToS, January 25. fsO4 \
Where's, by satisfactory evidence pfsssrtea Ia Tho
undersignsd has been mfde TO appear that The First
National Bank OF bridgeport in the County OF Belmopt
and Sste Of Ohio has been duly organized undsr and
according 70 the requirements ot the Of Congress
entitled "An Act 10 provide National Currency. se.
cured BY pledge OF United State, stocks and 10 pro.
vide fof the circulation aud redemption thereof " ao.
proved February 25 1865 and has complied with all tie
provisions Of said set requred 70 be complied Win be.
fore commencing the business OF Baiiking3
Now, therefore, ], HUoH MeCcELocn, Comptroller Of
The Currency, do hereby csrify that the Firs, Nsona
Bank Of bridgeport County Of Belmont and state oil
Ohm, IL authonZed 10 commence the busHess Of Bank
ing under the act Aforesaid.
~ IN testimony whereof witness my bsnd and
- lisa HUGH McCCLI.OCH,
- mo. 2l4 Comptroller OF the Currency.
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tions called in, and they refused to converse;
the guard was increased, and strict orders
given 10 shoot any one who should approach
the windows or stairway.
Three officers and 100 men from Kilpat.
rick's force, were confined in the cells aud
fed only on corn paste and water. y"
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THE Boston Journal says Boys made
their appearance in Philadelphia on Satur.
day with bundles of groen mint, the first of
the season, and the air was sufficiently bslmy
to siys the editors pleasant antiqipations Of
apriug lamb, and mint sauce. We shall
have to eat mutton in this city some time
longer, what ofthat2 There are naval
oficsrs in Charleston karbor, have lived on
= issssasa ram nearly 8 ysst.: s-,.l ~ .,fa
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SABBATH SCHOOL DELL. NO. l.

contains 1 pages and nearly on0 tunes aud hyrnna aud
is ths popular D. s. Book issued. Among ~
popular pieces are "Kind Wordsn Eden AboveS
Christian Hero" "Besutfal Zion" Il ought 70 love my
Mother "fhe Angels told So" In the Lightn "Re1
for the weary &c. Prices-paper covers, % esIis
each Si5 per hundred; bound IS cents pehunl
eIo'h bound, embossed gilt, 30 cen,a s25 pss 100 ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-17

HSrTIoKETs FOR THE SPRING ELEc-
TIoN.-We will print sufficient number OF
tickets fer the Township elections for 20 so,
for each Township. Orders should be sent
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For the purpose Of raising funds to give
the soldiers supper and welcome, l, al
agent, duly appointed, collected by sub
scription from the people the sum Of sl42
25, and expended for provisions and labor
the sum Of $ll3 5O-lcaviDg balance in
my hands Of 500 IS, which will be diStrib-
uted,. in proper proportion to the families
of soldiers now in the service, upon appli.
cation being made to me.
"". JoHN DARRAu.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, March l4th, 1864.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-17

D~CoLLKcToR HOWELL requests US to
say that he has received the December and
January lists, and that persons who owe
u. 8. tax should call and pay it at once.
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asrTnr Yolksfreund, the Democratie

a. pTTHE. Volksfreund, the Democratic
German paper at Cincinnati, which sup
ported Vsllandigham for Governor, came
Out in ito issue of March 18th with pro-
nunciamento in favor Of Gen. John U.
Fremont for the Presidency. 1t is very
severe ON the Copperhead leaders; de-
nounces them as the allies of the Rebels /;
and regards Mr.. Lincoln as unequal to the
task of suppressing the Rebellion, The
Volksfreund will not do for Internationally
loyal Germans to tie to; but its course
shows how rapidly what is left ofthe Dem
'ocratic party is falling to pieces. In Hamil.
ton county the organization is nothing, if
shorn of the German vote.' ....
On the other hand, the Volksblatt, the
German Republican paper of Cincinnati
disapproyes Of the action Of the st. Louis
Germans in nominating Fremont as an iH-
dependent candidate for the Presidency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-17

pG-THR Union men of Pease Township
nominated ticket on Saturday last. We
have not heard whe were nominated.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby yvsn lst a. the Probate court 10,
~ Belmont Co0nty. OHIO. the undersigned was ap-
pointed snd qualified A. Administrator Of the estate OF
hIehtelT. Stonebresksr, deed. late o. said county
All hose ndeb,ed 10 ssd estate s- requs stsd 10 a ke
immediate psynen; and those having claims against
SAID estate are nothed To present then for seemsnt
within Que year from this date
:. b. HoLLINGswoRTH Admit
Feb. 25, ISS4.-.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thEt al the Probate Court of
In Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigneu was up.
pointed and qualified Administrator oil 'ne estate OIL
Moses Travis, deceased, late oi said county
All those indebted TO said estate are requested 10 make
Immediate payment aud those having claims agains
said estate aro notified 10 present them TOT seenenl
within one year from this date. ~.
FEB %, iest.s 's1i 80
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG noox

contains 90 pages Of songs Duets and chorases bob
sacred snd seeulst, including - pages oi prayers h
Ii is well suited for ocal singing, as well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found. "Where liberty dwe.ls is my country The
Christian Hero Three Cheers for our Bannern "Come
sing 10 of heaven "Colnba the Gem OF the Ocean,
-Freemans Galherng,n -Columbias King forever"
marching Alonyn &c Prees-paper covers Is esl.ls.
$40 per 100. Mailed at The retail prics-
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ErHoN. CoULsoN DAVENPORT has
again placed US under obligations for favors
from Columbus.
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sETTLB UPI

trHE undersigned having sold out their Drug store 70
,hs arm Of W.T. x j. Pickering, ana being anx I
on. IN close up t,sr business by the list Of April AL
,s,sons Ino,yng them indebted To them on book
~sSy ovy - IT WELDAY 4 COLEMAN.