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7 WILL SELL. AT PRIVATE SALE SO ACRES
of the North part OF my farm adjoining 81. Glars
villc which so is small house, stable stone
quarry, coal and wood Said tract is well supplied with
water.
For terms, enquire Of GEORGE BROWN,
de2S .. ST Clnrsvillc. Ohio.
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
FOR s ALE

SEVERAI. VERY DESIRABLE LOTS in the Center
~ Square oil St Ciarsyie, on part OF which is erect
ed a Two-Story Brick House
Also, vacant Lot alongside the above, well adapted
Tor the erection of business rooms.
Also, al excellent Back Lot 10 the above property.
For further riormaion inquire at this office, oil Mr..
Robert Thompson, half mile South OF ST. Cairsvile.
de2l-3w
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AIIcock,s Porous PIasters.

Druggist said the other day you have no need to
adVerse your Porous Pssters for every sold Ger
tainly causes dozen 10 be sold, and dozen sells a
gross, and 40 on: Youwl not be able to supply the
day.
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FOR 1866.

Eighth Judicial District of Ohio.
WYE Do HEREBY fix the times Of holding Courts
w Of the Eighth Judicial District of Ohio, for the
year 1866 follows:
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lands and Of eturhed delinquent by
ageaby contained and described following
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Nsw advertisements,
NJ. ID. KING,
Attorney at Law,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
School Election Notice.

w ILL practice sin Belmont gsnd ladjoning coun.
w ties All business promptly attended 10.
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f'Eufsks' Renovatihg Fluid.

FOR ssIssins paint 'ar. 49,
:. :si i:si'' %SsF: NJ; n
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With much respect,
/ am, Dear Sir,
JNo. W. CARSON, Capt,
Co. &C." 9Sth Keg't. o. V. I.

THANKSGIVING SERVICES. We are re-
quested to announce that, in accordance
with Gov. Breugh's proclamation setting
apart Friday, the l4th inst. as a day for
general Thanksgiving to Almighty Gsd for
the signal success Hs has vouchsafsd to re-
cent army operations, in the capture of Rich
mond and large portion of the insurgents,
thus giving good promise Of an early ter
Dination Of bloodshed and war, and Of
speedy restoration of permanent peace to
our nation, there will be religious services in
1 he NJ. L. Church of this place on Friday
m, srning, at 10l o'clock All who can re-
joic e in the prospect of an early termination
Of the war are cordially invited to join in
the exercises of the occasion.
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NOTICE.

- Is unknown will take nece thst the under signed,
on the 7th day Of February 1s65, filed his petition
IN me Probate Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, aedgng
that the personal estate OF said deceden is insufficient
to pay his debts and the charges of administering his
estate that he died seized in fee simple OF the following
described real estate IN said county, to wit: roods
and perches less OF land in Kirkwood Town.
ship in said county particularly described in the petition
That Ph9be Greenelch widow OF said decedent is
entitled TO dover in said premises and that Nancy At
khison, Wm. Nj Greenech, Thonasy. Greenelch, Nancy
L. Armstrong Eizabsth ]. Greenelch, Martha E. David
GreenelchHudal II .Greenelch franklin W.Greenelch
as his heirs at law, hold the estate of Inheritance
therein The prayer Of said petition for the assign
ment OF dover to said widow, and fer sale Of said
premises subject such dover estate fer the payment
OF the debts and charges aforesaid. p s
Said petition will be for hearing OH the 18th day OF
May, 1865 be he ard
JOHN SHEPHERD, Admir-
Of James Greenelch, decd
D. t. CowES, petis Atty
April 10, 1e65-4w ... -. -....
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WheeIInr VhoIe,aIe MarLe,.

TUEsDAY, April II, 1865.
FLOUR Demand, fair aud prices firm
at 81 5O(dl0
WHEAf--In demand at 81 s09s2.
OATS-Active at 70c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request a
o0(Dt1 90.
BIRLEY-Sells dull at 81 25
SUGARS--Dull and little doing, Porto
Rico 20; Choice Yellow 2lc Crushed Pow.
dered 25c; Coffee Sugar 22(D23c.
M0LASSES-Nsw Orleans 81 25
SYRUPS-New York 9oc.; Baltimore
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at S9C94oc.
OlLS-Firm ct 81 10 for Lard: Us for
Carbon, and 85c for lubricating.
SALT--Ohio River 90 SO; Table Is.
BUTTER--Dull at 18(g20c.
POTATOES--Not much doing: prices
range from 81 30 to / SO.
APPLES Firm at SO 50(d4 90.
EGGS--Not much doing at l2(gI3c.
CHEESE--Steady at 22c -........
LARD--l9@20 in fair supply.
HAY-s25 pcr ton iJoso. IT
SEEDS-Cloyer SO so; Timothy SC 90;
Flaxseed in demand At 81 rs. :
FEED--ln fair emand at $30(035 per
BROOMS--r mmon SO 75a4 so; Fancy
s. 25a6 90. ~ a- - r. u
TOBACCO-Dark los is 75aS5c; Spun
Roll 90a95c; Bright $lal 25; Common
Twis 4Sc.
SOAP-Cincinnati German Ice; Wheel
ling do SC; Family soap l4c.
CANDLES-M Mould zoe.
classified demand. Market firm;
8 by 10 No. !, IS IS; No. 2, $5 40; 8 by ii
to 10 by l2,No. ], Sc 10; No. 2, IS IS; by
l3 to 10 by IA No, /. $6 81; No 2, Sc 10.
LEATHER--Sole4 43a46c per tb; Oak
sole 55c per ID: upper $4,000 per doz; calf
skins 81 per ID; harness leather 4sa50c
per ID.
wHlSKY-Steady; commsn 81 25; Rye
SO O0a6 90
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NOTICE,

MORGAN DoNOHUE in the State of West yir-
A'A ginia will take notice, that J. H. Sullivan VIM g.
Barnard and b. r, Cowen, Of the County OF Belmont
One hied their Petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas
said Morgan Donohue, defendant setting forth that they
are the owners Of three several promissey notes dated
OIL gu day oi October, SIS, with interest from date
made ami signedby said Morgan Donohue, amounting
at Tune oil the hny of said petition. both Of S3l2
20 ana claiming Judgment for the further of S7g
for damage for the performance Of a certain agree
mrnt attached 10 their petition building house on
Lot That the said petition filed prays for judcne at
against the said Morgan Donohue for the sum OF S3s2
70 with interest from fleng of aud for an order of
sale for Lot six of Block II OF Beare City and for
order of attachment, -es -s " - =
JOHN II. SULLIVAN & et ais, Plas
.,,oo,, by j. b. SMITH, their atty
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TIE BEE,Krrpra's TEXT Book, sivin

The BEK7KErgER's TEXT Book, giving
tAiauts directions for the management Of
Bees, for every msnth in the year in both
comncn and movable comb hives, by N.
Il, & II. A. King, Nevada, Ohio. This
very valuable and interesting book has been
placed in our hands BY the publishers, and
after carefully reading it we are prepared to
say 50 far rs We are qualified to Judge, that
II is the most concise, practical treatise tor
every day rsfer>nee that we have yet ssen'
and should be in the hands Of everybody
who has anything to do with Bees. Price,
bound in red muslin rs cents, in paper cav
era 40 eents. Address H. a. King q Bro.
Nevada, Wyandot Co., 0.
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Belmont Common Pleas,
NOTICE.

IN ~
Thomas Day, Plaintiff, 1'HE defendants Benjamin
vs. l. F. Simpson and Lewis IA.
Rachel n. Simpson, Gratsny, are hereby notified
and 'ohers defendants that, the 18th day OF March,
A. b. 1865, the plaintiff field u petition IN snd Court
against them and others, praying the Court direct the
heirs OF William p. Simpson, decd execute quit
claim deeds 10 the plaintiff Tor their interest in the prem
ises hereinafter described nnd for other proper relief
the ground that said premises purchased by SAID
plaintiff aud said decedemt in psr.ne r>hp that said Day
paid or has assumed 10 pay all the purchased money
therefor and all the taxes and for a the repairs thereon
aud that the amount by him expended far beyond
the value of said premises Said premises described
as oilows: Situate in York Township in said County,
and on the Ohio river, aud running from the home farm
oi the PiainH, the South about l-2 miles up the
river 10 the lands oil Horalio Mclane and Joseph Nc
Lanss heirs oil the North, and containing in the ag
gregale abouni 26 12 acres, and particularly described
in said petition. Unless said defendants appear and
demur said petition by May l3, 1855, SAID
petition will be TAX en rs confessed by them
j. F. CHARLESWORrH Clerk.
y. $. ID. ID. 7. CowES, Atiys. for ilE
March IA IaG5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

!, Pser. SAMUEL HARPER OF Pennsyl's,
mia, is delivering course Of lectures on
chemistry at the Court House. His lectures
and experiments are very interesting, and
We would be glad to SEQ better houses than
he has had 30 far. Farmers, in particular,
will Get great deal of valuable information
from his lectures, and we are surprised that
mora of them de not attend.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

. TEE County Treasurer is now receiving
the second isstallmsut Of taxes for 1864
He desires that the taxss bs paid promptly
before the Goth of Juse, as the delinquent
cies for the entire year will be to collect
5then, and will be sent to the collectors i'm
mediately after the Goth, to whom penalty
win have to be paid "Gresnbacks," Ma
tlopal Currency, and the notes Of all solvent
banks of Ohio will be received for taxes.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
Belmont Common Pleas.
March 80. .-3w
DIVORCE.

Mary A. BaughmanS TtlE de 3deiendant non resident
T a 8 ~ h OF this State, will take notice
David Baughman, that on the 25th day of March,
1885, e plaintiff filed her petition In substance that the
plaintiff and defendant led about eight years
ago Jefferson Coz State Of o. aud that they lived logeih
wife about 1--WE years when The defendant
finally de- serted her, aud now resides In Armstrong
County, Pennsylvania. The petition prays, for a di-
vorce for three prime pa extreme cruelty, gross
neglect Of duy, and habitua drunkenness for three
years last past The defendant is hereby notified that
The said will be for hearing the 18th day OF May
1885 day after that day during the of tho
Court commencing ON the 9th OF May, 1885.
..1sa.l-. ~ J. r. 0HtRLESWoR Clerk.
March %, tss6-sw, ~ V'f w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

DuklNa the past week We have received
from the Office of the Second Auditor of the
Treasury Department at Washington, GER
tificates of Bounty and Back Pay due, in ia
vor Of Henry, Mccoy of Hunter, and Thom,
as McKrahan of LaMira P. o. q"
Persons having Pension, Bounty, Back
Pay or other Claims against the Govern
ment, can have them promptly secured by
placing them in our hands for collection.
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
senied to the County Commissioners at their next
regular session, asking for review and location Of
road, commencing at the County bridge across Nc
Mahon's Rum thence in Northerly direction through
The lands OF Randall Austin, Jacob Rodefer. Jacob
the hillside and terminating the street in South Bell
Creek T.nfa n,
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Certificate of Authority.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

4
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1865. J
XHHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented 10
w the undersigned il has been made to appear that
The First National Bank OF Barnesve, ia the town OF
Barnesyie, in the County OF Belmont and stats OF Ohie
has been duly organized under and according the
quremenis of the act OF Congress, entitled
provide National Currency secured bya pledge OF
United States bonds, and 10 provide for the circulation
and redenption thereof, approved June O. 1884, and
has complied with all the provisions OF said Act required
to be complied with before commencing business Of
Banking under said Act
The office of Comptroller of the Currency being va
cam, now, therefore, l. Samuel T. Howard do here
by ceitify that the First National Bauk Of GAINESVILLE
in the town of GAINESVILLE in the County OF Belmont
and State OF Ohio, is authorized TO commence the busi-
ness OF banking under the Act above.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF Office
this 18th day OF March, 1865
IL. 81 (Signedl SAMUEL I. HOWARD.
Deputy Comptroller of Currency.
Under The authority above given this bank will com
mence business on Monday the 3rd day OF April, iet5,
in the West room OF WIN. Lockwood idec ased,) brick
building, OF Arch and Main Streets in Barnesvie
JOHN BRADFIELD, Prest. {
WILLIAM c. Wilson, Cashier
March 30 1855 low. et 2.
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.asgs,si,,sstrator's .Nssfce.

In for Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned was ar
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate Of
Madison Scales, deceased, late of said County.
All those indebted said requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them for setilemsn
within one year from this date.
April o..aw. JOHN SCALES, Admr
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators, and Guardians
have hled m my Office their accounts and vouchers
for settlement, 10 wit:
Ihos. A. Thompson Ex'r OF Thomas B. Thompson
decd II. n
Isaac Holloway, Guardian of Flemming Rsteif
lssac Holloway, Guardian sf John Il. and Joseph
Hoge. .,-a a--a.,. s-h .f 2
John Lisle, Admir- of Matthew shipmsn decd
J. Swaney, Admir- OF Isabella Neiswnnger, decd
w. A. Talbot, Guardian Of Med. L. Koontz
Geo. Thornborough, Admir- OF May Shepherd, decd.
Joseph Green, Ex'r of William Green, decd
Joseph Iashey, Admir- Of Joseph Lashley. de cd.
Robert Warnock, Admir- OF Alex. Porterteld decd
John Dent Guardian of Joseph and Mary A. Calvert
Josephus Bishop, Exr OF Josephus Bishop, decd.
Henry Heberiing, Admir- Of Samuel Richards, decd
Joseph Meholln, Guardian of Thos. l.. Hewetson
The seven FIRST named will be for hearing and settle
met on the 9th, and the last the 10Th days OF
May next
DAVID HARRIS
..-.,.. ..-.. Probate Judge
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{ WE direct attention to the advertisement
x DR.. Alexandc-'s celebrated horses, in an
iher aoiana. These horses have taken
.em, aus, We believe, at all the fairs
M :. .p;ob = they have been exhibited, and
49,, - 49, 40 O. III knowS to the people Of this
uy .n1,,y .hst q Is \, Unnecessary to more than
o.iI attention to Them.
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~ MR. GREEN, who was banished from Rich
me I'd because of his Union sentiments, has
been returned to that city as United States
Postmaster. Mail communication with the
late rebel capital is to be established
Immediately.
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SEE Advertisement Of DR.. Estsp in to-
Ssy's paper. The DR.. has had practice in
) the army ss Surgeon that has, no doubt,
7 been Of great advantage to him, and added
to his former experience. and successful
nr.st;oa shsald be sufficient to guarantee
him : large practice within this county IS
Surgeon.
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New Adrertisemsnts.
.adas.t taststr~fo,,s .N,ofice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Cour fey
Y Belmont County, Ohio the unde rsigned was ar
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the Of
James Hanes, deceased, late of said county.
All those indebted said estate are REQ 1ested TO MAKE
Immediate payment; and those having claims agains,
sad estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date
JOSEPH HANES, Admir-.
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A NEW gunpowder is said to have been
in Germany, which has three
times the explosive force, and costs only
half as much, as the powder now 10 use. =
The principal materials are rosin and chic
rata of petash,
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Local Matters.

~ NoTlcEro SUBsoRrBERs. Al Of our
'''oscrases ,oho find their papers marked thus
u on 'Me margin, dher their noma, oiU
unde'tsnd that their HuJsoiptiens are about
cut, and Mot they are requested to reney.
Hpapos are stopped when the subscrip.
tion erp,yss.
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Executors Sale Of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance Of otder Of the Probate Court,
will oder a, public sale, on the premises, at o.
clock on
THURSDAY, May 4th, rs IS,
the following Real Estate, situated n Belmont County
in the State OF Ohio, aad in the Steubenville Land
District and being the North part Of the South East
quaftsr OF Section No 81, in Township No TO- ei
Range No. O, containing bundled acres, and being
The entire tract Of land. which Achilles d. Johnson.
died seizsd Of
GEORGE H. HRBERLING.
Executor OF Achilles D. Johnson, dee'a
April 0, 1855 4w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

THE entire Radical ticket for city officers
has been elected at St. Louis by 1900 ma
iority. Dayton and Evansville have both
chosen Union city efhcers.
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To THE boys who were engaged on Bat
urday night last in throwing stones at the
omnibus containing those who wers display
ing the fire works on that occasion, and the
young men who tore down the flags from the
houses Of Union PEOPLE whils they were en-
gagged at the Court House, celebrating the
Nations victories, and those aoho encouraged
them to do these things, we would kindly say,
the time has come when these demonstra-
tions Of treason and rebel sympathy will no
longer be tolerated, even in st. Clairsville.
If YOU will not display the American Flag
from ysur ewn houses, you must nos attempt
to pull them down from the houses of your
loyal neighbors, or you may find them ready
to enforce the order of JOHN A. DIX to the
custom house officer at New Orleans.
The conduct of these cohorts of treason on
Saturday, was the offspring of deep-ssatsd
hatred for the Union, the Flag and the sue
cess of the Government, and can come from
AZ other source.
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NOTICE,

pATRlCK JAYCE, will take notice. that O petition
L was filed against him aud others on the - day of
April, 1865, in the Coutt Of Common Pleas, within and
for the County OF Belmont Ohio by AHtony Idon aud
is now pending, wherein said Antony Lidon demands
partition Of the following real estate, beng Lot S. Of
Block 1s OF Bellare City, and that the next term Of
sald Court the said Antony Lon will apply
tnat partition may be;made of said premises.
ANTONY LIDON Petitioner.
BY j. b. SMITH, his Atty.
April 10, 1865 CIV. -''
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Adm issstrasor,s .yoftce.

NoilCE is hereby given that the Probate Ceurt or
4 Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was so.
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the esn, Of
george Z. Bethel deceased, lste Of said county
All those indebted 10 said estate ar. reo1os,e1 IN mai.
lmheuiaie payments and those having claims against
s,d estate are nouhed to present them for settlement
Within one year from this date
April 10, s55 -.Jy. ' ''
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DR.. William Estep.

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired from Military
~ surgery, Will perform every variety OF operations
Skull in compression Of the brain, from any cause re-
qulng such operations, amputatiOn of upper or lower
exIenltes at any point Exsecton OF Jons or portion
oi Shafts OF Bones straishen Cross Eyes, Club Feet
remove Cataract remedy determines OF the Eye Lids
improved principle. The insertion no, causing pain and
VIII have the movements and beauty of the natural eve
Exurpates enlarged tonsls in two seconds Operate
on hair Lip and other deformitics OF the mouth Re-
move all tumors mot malignant) Unsighlv mole Of
the face removed without leaving a scar.
All operations performed without pain.
Leydsville, Ohio April 6.-2nls
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Taken Up.

ON the premises of William Grard, on the "Aut.
~ father farm i'll Riehland Township, ON AIonl ay,
March17, 1855, large white bullock weighing about
1000 bs cross on right scolep in left ear and wide
hsrns
The owner will call for him prove property, pay
charges, and take him away; or he will be sold
WILLIAM GlRARD.
April O. 1865. .-5ws
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TIERS is an armed organization in Jack
sen county, Illinois, to resist the draft
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

On Tuesdays and Saturdays you will al
ways fnd a nice article of Fresh Meat at
Heugh's, 1t
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WIN. ASKEW g. co.

nEALERs in every description of leather. such a.
- harness. bridle cali and kip skins upper and shoe
hndilg of oil kinds Best Spanish sole constantly OF
hands. mar. 16.
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l..
The DEMONSTRATION ON SATURDAY
NIGHr.-We had another glorious demon.
.stration in town on last Saturday night
1t was the very best purely local demonstra-
tion We have ever had, although there were
no notices whatever printed for it. The
people just poured out to Il spontaneously
s,, A great many flags were out during the
day, but we arc very sorry to say that, with
n single exception, none Of the so called
Democrats hang out any. They seemed to
be rather displeased at the good news, and
the majority Of them were unusually ven
omous.
AT dark an omnibus, which had been
, procured for the purposspof showing the
: fireworks off Of started down town, and be.
fore it had moved n rod a shower of stones,
clhbs, and other missiles were srained upon
Il from the streets and sidewalks by pack
of boys, who are 10 a fair way of ending
their, days in the pentsntiary or upon the
gallows. Many persons in and on top of
athe omnibus we're struck, and the arrange
ments for. showing the fire works were soon
knocked to pieces, and that part Of the OK.
ercses had to be abandoned.
Soon afterwards the old Court House
was literally packed with people; indeed we
saw some ladies stand during the whole of
the exercises.
Capt. Tallman called the meeting to or
der, and on bis motion Judge Cowen was
: made Chairman. The Chairman made a
few appropriate remarks on taking the
chair, which we're well received. .Revs. J.
M. Thoburn and J. B. Johnston, and Capt
,Danford and @. L. Poorman followed in
short addresses.
Revs. Thoburn and Johnston were pecu-
liarly happy in their remarks, and frequent
ly brought down the house in prolonged
cheering, ...t.a
The eexercises of the evening were inter-
spersed with some excellent singing by
some ladies and gentleman, which added
very much to the zest.ef the occasion. Mr..
Cochran also sang song, a part of which
he composed aftersthe meeting commenced,
which brought down the house by its many
good hits.
Although il was then very nearly II
O'Clock, the people were very reluctant to
dispersa Ii was a grand, glorious occasion.
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.astacgss,se sesss.Vettce.
p. Shaver & Co., Plaintiff

p. Shaver Co., Plaintiffs
...
John H. Bunedidge, Defendant
DEFORE A. w. Anderson, J. p. of Puney Town
- ship Belmont County Ohio, on the 18th day of
March, A. 1865 said Justice issued an order oil At
tachment in the above action for the sum Of eighty
three dollars AID costs of suit.
April 6.-3t P. SHAVER & Ce.