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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
New advertisements.
NOTICE.

L Beech PTss.sSEsAsMSTc SssS ,, Common G % S,dsr s.:. 2!
mnde at The Fall Term 1905, the undersigned will offer
at public ssfs, on The pfemiseSon
Saturday, u snusry 18th, 1900,
between the hours OF 10 A. and .. n, the follow
ing described premises situate in Washington Town
ship. Belmont County, Ohio snd lsely owned Wy Ros-
well Beech aud by him devised 10 Lucas Beech during
his natural life aud sfer hs death 70 the heirs OF bis
nring part Of Sections ~ and 20 OF Township No
and Range Beginning for the same at the :. Il. cor
nef OF the N. r. quarter Of Section a. Township O.,
Range thence N. with the Section line until tcrosses
thereof with the meanderings thereof until reaches
the W. side OF Pney Fork OF Captina Creek thence
acrsss said Creek in Southery direction so as to In.
clude said Piney Fork, with the meanderings hereol
qusrer thence r. with said Southern boundary line 10
the cenier Of the Southern side OF said quarter 70 the
dividing line between lsiIds lately owned ny Henry
Rector and Milton Danford thence South with said di
Section; thence T. with said Southern boundary line
81 ~ poles q post the boundary line between lands
lately owned by Henry Rector aud Henry Lamp, said
post being in the center Of the Woodshed Road the
poles thence n 80 deg T.. 90 poles; thence Q! deg "
Is poles; thence n "a deg. T. 43e poles TO- post on
said road from which ash tree IL inches IN diameter
bears N IA deg. ~ lnks thence leaving said ROAD
~ 73i deg f. rs 90 poles; 'hence N so deg poles;
thence N. a deg. Y. 1899 polesj thence N 50 deg H.
- poles TO post IN Section 2s thence N 80 poles
the Southern boundary Of the N. w. qr Of Section
rs and thence w 80 poles to the place Of beginning
Containing ia acres, more or less. ,
Sed premises to be sold 10 o~ ned ahd
held by Samuel d Talbot and A. H. Caldwell.
TERMS: Cash in hand or one third In hand, one
third in one year. and one-thrd in years, with inter
est on deferred p'y"eo'i at option OF HN Isle
neceyrlsr 81 4 a65 -gvv -4--... 81 y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

saa MARRIAGE LIoEKcEs. Probate
Judes has issued during this year, up to
Dee. ls, so5 Marriage LinOenoes. There
In se probably, 20 moro issued before the
sst Of Jspp.ry, making for tbsysar, s2b'
This is a greater number than has been Is
.nsa in any one year since 1855, "a u
During the past Ave years the issues pave
'ssea as follows, in 1850, 22s; in 1891 2ao "a |.
!, sssa 2ss; in 1868, 245; in'lse4, 2os
M /. 1855, s25. The largest number Is
t.nsd in any one month was A. in ssptsm
ber, 1858. H., s'..G aeels
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

Ii. a. BAD HuMoR. The editor OF the
Gazette seems to be in bad humor, end in
his last issue il "sloshing" around at won
derfdl rate. He, fes, gives Thanksgiving
days round, then the Preachers, then the
Religious s,-reccommendipg T. n. Y,
.Bay lBin6k, Goiumbas Crisis and Cincin'
\, natl Enquirer for true religious 'cuding -
Then attempts to prove the Almighty was
not on our side during the recent war; and
finally recommends the meeting Of revo-
eIutionary Contress to take thep ont OF
the hands of the Congress elected by the
people, as, he says Il i@no more the
Congress under the constitution than that
: organised: by John Brown in Canada. "
The poor fellow seems to be in trouble and
fhs does not get relief soon will certainly
need. an application of Lunatie Asylum
We would kindly suggest to him, however
that his proposal to assemble his Congress
is not 10 order. as the Government has jus
got through disposing Of the last Democrat
ic Congress, at Richmond. II ,7
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n. TIE TtxpsaANcs ASSOCIATION or Sr.
IAa oGn

o. TIE TtxpEaANcs ASSOCIATION or Sr.
CLAIRsvILLE is fully organized. Its ON
GERS are as follows: arlp
., o ,Ptesident-Hon. VIM. Kennon. Sr.
sii Vice. Presidents Stephen Gressinger,
Mrs. VIM. Kennon, ST.
.2~oO Mrs. George Brown.
O.. ~etary-Ross J. Alexander.
~-H. G. Welday.
NJ .s.. 'an holds weekly meetings
and there is CROWNS "'ess. s.. @ shon. en,
sout the community in itsls.~ ~ oon
hundred persons have subscribe % '' '''
-stitution.
Iii proposed to have public lectures DO
a;vered occasionally. Rev. DR.. Drommond
i, expected to lectare on next SATURDAY
evening. tla .--A. .,Ll :. 70
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

CRIME: rrs CAUSE AND ITS CosT.-We
have been furnished by r. II. Cochran
Esq, with the following statistics Of crimes
prosecuted in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Belmont County, during the year ending
Now i, 1865. ~
Indictments found ,oithin the year, muir
der, l murder, 2ud degree,il; manning, Ii
burglary and larceny, 2; grand larceny, 81;
assault to rape, stabbing, 2; horse steal
Ing, /; mule stealing. !; robbery, l; en-
bezzlemeut, 1; assault and battery, S; vo'
ting under age, J.; assault. 3; petit larceny,
B.; selling liquor, l; keeping room where
liau6r Is sold, g. Total, SO.
; !Coamicaions burglary aud larceRS, 2;
grand larceny. 2; assault to rape, | /; stab
hing, /; horse stealing, /; mule stealing, i;
Z assault and battery,s4; assault, I I; petit
larceny, S; selling liqour, ! /; keeping room
where liquor is sold, &c. 6. Total, rs.
Sentenced to the penitentiary, g.; county
jail, S. -.
Costs of prosecutions, $l,4ll rs; costs
. collected. $6l s5; paid by the State, $9ls,-
3o by the County, sl.032 GO.
Fines Assessed ault and battery. 5000
90; assault, IS 90; petit larceny, 1920 90;
selling liquor, SIS 90; keeping room where
LIQUOR is sold, 5000 90. Total $s40 90.
Fines collected-assault and battery, 500
90; selling liquor, SIS 90; keeping room
where liquor is sold, $500 90. Total, $335 90.
Coses resnltins directly or indirectly from
int6nicating liquors : murder lst degree ]
murder ID degree, 2; manning, l.; burglary
and larceny, | {; assault to rape, stabbns,
2; robbery, l; assault and battery, /; as
sault, 2; selling liquor. keeping room
where liquor is sold, 49, Cost of these
cases 1856 81.
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Probate Geurt.;-

NOTICE is lereby gassd that he following named
IN Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
filed in my office their hceoupts and vouchers Tor settle
John Harris, Guardian of William Levi Wells.
H. B.&'5. A Atkinson AdIn'rs OF Richd b. Akm-
son, decd --Aas -
Robert McKelvey, Admir- OF TheoPhilus Rohy, deed
Isaac Holloway, Guardian OF Ann and Nancy Todd
Joseah Harris. Admir- OF Parry Hulse. decd.
John Burgy GuaIdan OF Charlotte Jene whine.
westwood Carter Adni'r Of Alfred Wayt decd
westwood Carer, Guardian OF Sarah and Athena
Gregg.
c. Davenport, Guardian of Fielder L. Tro't
Joseph ]. Taggart Admir- of Henry Stoke, dee d.
John w Cater, Ex'r of John Cater, decd
samuel Wilson, Guardian OF Mary E. Groves:
The hr six viii be for hearing and settlement on the
10Th and the last six the goth days OF Decemef next
DAVID HARRIS
Nov "a ,sss Probate Judge.
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LegaL Notice.

eph p Arrick. Administrator de bonis non with the
will xed of Nathan Shepherd senior, deed, Pltf
against -,
Dr. Nathan Shepherd, William Shepherd. John Shep-
I. herd, Isabella Armstrong and John H. b Armstrong
her husband Asberry Shepherd Joseph Shepherd, Jr,
Elber n. Caldwell and Joseph Shepherd. sud Nathan
q Shepherd, Isaac Sheppard, William SHEPHERD and
Episcopal church OF the Pittsburgh Conference, The
Church al SandhlI, MARSHALL County, Virginia) and
the unknown heirs and personal representatives oil
each OF the following named persons THORNTON flem
ing, deed, OF Sam, black man. oil Sarah Dent, Decd
and Of john Calvert deed, and others, defendants
F,HE above named defendants will take notice that
i on the 26th day of August, 1865 the said planud
fled in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County
Ohio petition against them and others legatees named
in the will and codcil Of Nathan Shepherd, ST. decd,
and hers and representatives. Of such Of the egaees as
construction OF the will and codicil of said Nathan
Shepherd ST. and for order and direction as TO the
payment OF legacies ,hereunder, ard among other
things to exclude the said DR. Nathan Shepherd Wi,.
liam Sheppard, John Shepherd. Flber H. Caldwell, and
Nathan, Isaac. William and Francis sons oil Joseph
Shepherd, The Methodist Episcopal Church, The Churcf
at Sand Hill Marshall Co. Va, and the heirs and rep
resenati yes OF tn rnton Fleming. Sam, black man
and John Calvert from any interest in the estate OF said
Nathan Shepherd Sr, deed, in the sum Of money ir
the hands of plaintiff his Administrator, and also
therein by OF the beqlest TO him as Executor
Jointly with others Executors, and OF any interest BY
reason Of the legacy build meeting house and iron
any and all other interest j6sEPa .5!s %Tds ARRIcK,
Exf OF Nathan Shepherd, decd.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Au'y.
Dec. 7, 1S65.+iw .- ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

In Kentucky, the State Senate has
passed bill removing any disability in re-
gard to persons who had engaged in the
Rebellion. The House has also pardoned
all who committed treason to the common
wealth. The Legislature also decreed to
vote an act which gave loyal citizens a rem
edy against the injuries done nv gnerrillas
and Rebels. The State of X ntucky is
rapdly ''reconsiructing itself.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

School MEETING. "A public meeting was
held at the Court House on Saturday even
ing. to take into consideration the subject
of providing more and better room for the
pupils attending the pthliu schools of st.
Clairsville. Mr. John II. Heaton called the
meeting to order, and, on his motion, Hon.
B. s. Cowen waNselected chairman. MI.
r. NJ. Clark wss 'iAAas Secretary.
Several gentlemen addressed the meeting
in favor of providing better school rooms.
The house voted, with but one dissenting
voice, in favor of erecting new school build
ing Of sufficient dimensions to accommodate
the wants of the town.
Messrs. NJ. ]. W. Glover, Wa.aD. Maf'
tinr 4sisaa. Collins, o. j. sSwanosy and hea'
j. Alexander were appointed Committee
~ to report to an adjourned meeting, on Sat
,urday eeening, Dec. 80, plan or plans fo
shch building, and its probable cost.
o, The meeting adjourned to meet on Satur
day evening, Dec. 80. at 64 o'clock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
OHIO STATE JOURNAL 1866.
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
Make up Your Clubs for
the New Year.

The several editions Of the ohio Sate Journal are
offered 10 the pubc with the insurance OF continued
favor Our rapidly increasing lists give us confidence
that efforts ID ieke il acceptable TO our readers are
appreciated by the leading public. ,u
in the past the Political course OF the Journal wili
continue to be consistently and earnestly for the Con-
s,i,uou and the Union, this end will lend all pos
sibe aid tn the Administration In re-estabshng the
Of the late rebellieus States OIL SOUND
and equitable basis, forgetting that Treason Is one
OF the greatest Of crimes and that upon us perpetrators
should be visited the fullest penalties oil the law
The of Popular Education, the hsnd,srsis aus 2,
Husbandry, and all the improvements OF the Mechanic
Arts aud The various Sciences and Professions, VIII
each receive their proper share Of attention. -,
The choicest reading fer the Family Ci Gle, the once
the shop, the Farm and the Counting Room, will be
found in our columns. .
Il will be our constant aim to give full and correc
Market Reports from the East West, North and south
for the use of the farmer merchant and mechanic nnc
| the New York Caie Market for the drover and caui'
dealer keeping them fully advised OF the exact cohd,
lion of the market rates OF Produce Merchandise AM
| Stock. Ly =, .-.
and a telegruphic summary OF the doings of Congres
| will be found in columns. Also, the latest forelg
and Domestic news that can be obtained by Telegraph
| and mail, son. ...-. ".r.rtss.rs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrh as they, generally appear
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
to he changes OF temperature. In this condition, the
nose NAV be dry or slight discharge thin and acrid,
becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronc the discharges are IN quanti
W and changed In quai'y shey sre ii1w thck and
are Offensive causing a bad breath; the voice is thick
and harsh; the eyes are weak the sense Of smell is
essened or destroyed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom Of Catarrh Is
that The pstsonis obliged 10 clear his throat ~ the morn
ing Of thick shiny mucons which has fallen down
the pefson may be thai his disease b on its way "a
,he lungs and should lose time in arresting il
The above arc bnI few Of the many Catarrhal symp'
toms.
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: 4 as&faEDALL kOsS, I
Chaplain l5!h0, V. ". l.
TIE PaospEcrs BRIGHrENINa.- The

TIE PRospEcrs BRIGHrENINa.-The
Monroe (La.) Intelllgencer, of the 18th
has the following: =
We arc pleased to note the preparations
that are now in progress for the cultivation
of the cotton lands in this parish. The old
settlers srs all returning, and many Others
are making their arrangements to sojonrn
on the fertile lands Of the Ouachita valley,
and better feeling as to the prospect Of
securing labor seems to have sprung up in
the minds of our planting friends.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

MurrcpAI ELEcffoN IN MAnrtssvmLy.
--Martinsville, 10 this County, has recently
been incorporated, and en- Tuesday Of last
week held an election for municipal officers
The following officers were elected:
Mayer "A. d. Rice. 81
Recorder-Saml. T. Dean.
Counc,l-Wm. Wiley, Benz. Hoyle, John
Ryner, James Kerr, Jonas Romick.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

WE call the attention Of the readers Of
the CuRoSIcLs, to tbs advertisement in
another column headed "Estray Horse. y
This horse belongs to Capt. John Carlin.
who values him very highly for the reason
that he has gone through the war with him,
and on that account he is very anxious to
fin1 him, .s ft Don. .lPr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
Local Matters.

rNoTroE TO SUBSCRIBERS. .-AHofour
subscribers who find their papers marked thus
I'd on the margin, after their names s0ia
understond that their subscriptions are about
out, and thot they are requested TO rene'o.
All papers are stopped when the sabsrrtp'
zion expires.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE OAKLAND
l. MILL FARM, containing 50 acres, about is OF
which is good bottom land-siuated in
Wayne Township, II miles Souh Of a IA II
Hunter, in Belmont County-om which TVTTA A~,yO
there Is All Orchard a Two Story Brick ~ xEs1
Dwelling House, n good Store Room
and large Barn, suitably arranged
for packing tobacco together with Stable for six head
Of horses good Saw Mil, Tenant House, and Other
fxtures--a Of which will b. sold on reasonable terms.
For particulars enquire Of the undersigned or OF
de2l,f ALONZo p. MILLER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
STATE BANK OF OHIO.
Notice to Note Holders.
OFFICE OF TIE STATE BANK OF ONO,

OFFICE STATE BANK OF ONO, I
COLUMBUS, Nov. 25, 1855.
A THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL EX.
IA FIRE OH the frst day OF May next, the Managers
desrous oi taking up its Circulating Notes as fast
~ possible.
All persons hold ng said Notes Of the State Bank OF
Ohio requested to present the same at any OF the
Branches without reference TO the particular Branch
that issued the same. and they will be promptly re-
deemed in u 8. Legal reider Notes.
When presented IN sums Of Ave hundred dollars and
over they will he redeemed If desired, in sight RATS
on New York par, aud express charges paid by the
Branch to which such packages are sent.
By order OF the Board of Control. u, =.
g J. ANDREWS, President.
The Notes of any Of the Branches Of the State Bank
will be redeemed stated in the above notice OF Pres
ident Andrews atthe office Of the First National Bank
de2l-f JOHN c. TALtMAN, Cashief.
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Belmont Common Pleas.
RETITION for PARTITION.

lehols aud Abigail Ncholsths wiie)petitioners
.
Fefnah Hatcher. Maria Selhy (insapeh Mary Kban and
Joshua Kiban her husband, Joseph Hatcher, Samuel
Hatcher, Albert Hatcher Rebecca Alin Day wife. oi
Henry Day, Joshua q. Hatcher, Elijah Hatcher,
Phoebe r. Hatcher, Sarah Jane Close vile Of Henry
NJ Close, Joshua Hatcher, William Hatcher (son OF
Obediah) John Hatcher, Jacob Hatcher. Nlahon
Hatcher, Cynthia T. Hatcher james McKtrick, John
McKiurick, Mahon McKittrIck, Phoebe T.. formerly
Mckiurick ard her husband lhame unknownl, Eliza
beth Robinson aud her husband tnane unknown),
Thomas c. Hatcher, Delilah Davis wife OF Jackson
Davis. Letha Stnnbrock and her husband lname un-
known), David l.. Hatcher and Mahlon J. Hatcher,
adults, and William Hatcher lsDn OF Mahlon b.
Fe,uah McKiurick. Sarah McKitirck, Ann Hatch
er, Clay Hatcher, Webster Hatcher Elizabeth Hatch
er aud Mahon l.. Hatcher minors.
IIHE above named defendants will take notice that,
L on the 10th day OF December, 1885, the plsihtifs
filed petition in the Common Pleas Court OF said Coun-
ty where the is pending demanding pnrtiion
OF the tract OF land IN Richand IVwnshiP. IN sad
County of which Mahlon Hatcher, fte OF said County
died seized and which occupied BY him al the ume
OF his deathcona:ning las acres more or less, pio
pauIcularly described in the petition 1
said petition will be for hearing at the next term
said Court .-... D4D. /. COWEN,
Dec. 81, 1s65..0w stJE. Any ior fetrs
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STATE BANK or Quo. This Bank is
desirous of redoemipg its circulating notes,
as will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column. Its charter expires on the
LIST day OF May. .t..i i'r.. .FT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

rNHE MKT ANNUAL SESSION Of The BELMONT
IL COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be held
st bEIdAIRE, commencing CHRISTMAS DAY,
Ts. Eieeutve Co uplues have secured for ,hi. .es.
son NE ses corps Of Lecturers the Instuts has
r.s.iy.w Arp.Evs, Of M.u.u. College. subj.e,
Hon; y. VISITS, STAT. School Commissioner. Sub.
ket-DrOgraphy. w.
Prof AsD. Bosr1, Of Pia.bursA. ssb.e,-rssli.h
Proi.M ?. cowDrr1, sshdu.ty. sab,ee,--s,ho.,
Government
Prof A. A. OFirTrn, Illinois. subject-Elocu,io,
The above named distinguished educators will Ger.
isinly be ia ATTENDANCE aud Prof. Ropr. c.srY Of
Phtsburgh, Hon. w. 4. WmrE School Corn'f w "
AID Hnn JoHS A Noshfs, School Comir elect, eI-
pected. .'.I
The Committee have made arrangements 10 draw
from the County Treasury the fund that the School Law
directs sha be devoted 70 the maintenance Of Teaeh-
srs' Instutes This fund will be from $50 70 $500
and viii place the institute an easy financial basis
As far as Dossible. Lady Teachers will be boarded
and lodged free. Gents will be furnished board and
lodging at reasonable rates
This promises 10 be the best Institute ever he in ths
County. good attendance the part OF the Tescher
Of this and adjoining COUNTIES win in-nfe H.
Township and Town school Boards are respectfully
and earnestly invited 10 attend this sesssn OF the In
siitute. o'r JAs. r. ANDERSON,
sec'y Ex Com. q. c. 7. l.
Bellsire, o., Nov. 2, 1855. noo-4w
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ClydeshnieW ashing Compound
Notice.

ON the 9th day OF December, 1eG5 the Probate Cour
" OF Belmont County, Ohio declared the estate OF
Oliver NJ. sponser deceased, to be probably nsovent
Creditors therefore required TO present their csms
against the estate TO the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the time above mentioned or
they will not be entitled to payment -
- JAMES WI, ,HIGAigEYNhN,
Admri Of Oliver Ms ponsler, deed.
Dec. 15, 1e65-3w
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
FOR q A E.

cSEyERAI. VERY DESIRABLE LOTS in the Center
- Square Of St. Cisrsvilo, part OF which sercct-
ed Two-Story Brick House
Also, a vacant Lot alongside the absve, well adapted
for the erection of business rooms.
Alss, al excellent Back Lot 10 the above properly.
For further IL formaiio inquire al the office o the ST.
Clarsyiile Gazette, OF Robert Thompson, hall mile
South OF ST. Ciairsvile. ue2i-Sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

TWENTY clerks arc to be disposed
with at the Treasury Departments symp-
tom of retrenchmept recommended to the
other departments also.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
TUITION FEE NEVER CHANGED.
FORTY DOLLARS PAYS FOR
The Full Graduating Course

ryNIME UNLIMITED IN
L BOOK KEEPING. g..
BUSINESS PF.NMANSHTP
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS
EECTURh UPON LAW. ETHICS.
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. Re.
Other Colleges have either advanced their :uiion fee
10 $50, or charge $40 81 extra tor Penm.sslssr
Their Books end Sa,lonety, .also, eas irom ef2 to
e20-ours cost but S.. ~ -
DUFFTS ORIGINAL PLAN OF BCSINEssE EDy-
CATION. taught in this city for about tweniy-6v.
years from his o~n system OF bookkeeping. which
sanctioned by lRrAmeriean Institute and Chamber
Of Commerce. I'D other competent antIontes Of New
York. the most perfect system IN use, with w. H.
DUFF-S FIRST PREMIUM BUSINESS AND Or
NANENr Al PENMANSIP taught in
Day and Evening Glasses.
will be found by proper inquiry that this is the only
College OF the kind in The Bnon conducted by expe
renced Merchant, and whose Penman is a trained ac-
couniant 81
HI Merchants, steamers aud Bankers can always
obtain thoroughly educated accoaniaHts on APPLICATION
nj our office. ..
jlFThose desiring elegant new Circular, pp. rs
Containing outline of Course OF Study and Ptac
tee. with Samples of PenrRaHs Busiurss and Or
namental Wiring, must enclose Twenty-Five Gents TO
p. DUFF r SON, Piusburgh. Pa.
II We will mail any persone ne1closing US SO n copy
Of either Merc antile Steamboat Book Keeping
postpaid II ~ '3mT
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Attachment Notice.

William Armstrong. Plaintiff, DEFoRE L. Woods,
fD J. r. Of Pesse Tp F,
Elizabeth Armstrong, Def Belmont County OHIO
On the 2sth day OF November 1865, said Justice issued
an order OF attachment in the above action for the
OF $50 90. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
Maninsvile, Dec. a. 1865 dcl4-3w
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Bank Notice.

TIME Stockholders Of the First National Bank Of ST.
II Clairsville will meet al its Banking House in ST.
Clsirsyille on the SECOND TUES SDAY OF JAN
UARY, l9tlO at q O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose OF
electng Five Directors TO serve the ensuing year
de7 II. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
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MARRIAGES.

GAfLowAY-ABLEs.-On the Oil ult, by Jno. N
Hunt Esq Mr.. Henry Galloway and Miss b. A.
Abbles, all Of Belmont County ..,.. ..r..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

CTRAYED fiom the pasture Of the subscriber, smiles
- West of Bridgeport Ohio, on the Harrisville Plank
Road, n DARK CHESTNUT SORREL HORSE, about
IL hands high between six and seven yeas old, with
small saddle mark rgh side OF back and one
hind foot white ... .
Any person having said horse or any information OF
his whe abouts will he literally rewarded by sending
information to the subscriber nj Bridgeport, O.. or to
Capt Jehu Csrn, Quartermasters Office, Wheeling
de21-3ws JOHN F. SMITH