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a TEACHERS ExAMlNATIoN,Sa Saturday April
7th, at Q o'clock, precisely, at usual place.

MAzNNI has written letter in which he
warns the American people to give no Gre
dence to Louis Napoleon's promises Of with.
drawing the French troops from Mexico. =
He says that the seventeen years spent by
Napoleon's soldiers in Rome must serve as
. warning TO US. The Mexican invasion is
case Of evident French Intervention, be-
cause. III even the regular army were with
drawn. there would remain always sort OF
masked protecterate. In the face of the
declarations concerning non-interventi0n and
neutrality. the United States would resign
or occupy subaltsran position, If they should
tbSa SSlaU1 a e tes p,SaIpss Ct
s-s--i .~hlisaaiAm. ~
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR APRIL -
This magazine contains several articles Of
particular interest The first article is an
account Of the venerable poat, Walter Sav.
age Landor, by one who knew him intimate
ly. Passages from Hawthorne Note Book
are continued John Flster Kirk, author
of Charles the Bold, |" contributes an es.
say on Sainte- Bcuve, editor of the Revue
des Deur Mondes. one of the prominent lit.
ersry men of France at the present time. Un-
der the title "A Struggle for Shelter. Miss
Y. P. Hawes discusses the tirbulations which
beset all who live in these times Of high pri-
ces. Rev. G. Reynolds, 10 a paper of re-
markable power, sets forth the caucus which
inpelled the recent outbreak in Jamaica,
and vividly describes the horrible massacres
which followed. Mrs. Stowe, from her
Chimney Corner, diseourses on the ropriety
of dress. On the political situation the At.
lantic has a word to say, and 10 paper of
no little pungency, discusses tho issue be-
tween Congress and the President 1t takes
the side of Congress. For light reading, il
offers the continuation of DR.. Johns and
Griffith Gaunt, and Madame Waldobor.
ough's Carriage, by j. T. Trowbridee.-
Longiellow, Holmes and LELAND furnish
poems of characteristic excellence. The
number contains sixteen extra pages.
Mr.. w. d. Howslls, of Ohio, recently
Consul to Venice. aud author of =" The
Pilots Story" is now editor of the Allan
tic. f
Published by Ticknor 4 Fields. Boston. =
prica Al M n vaar
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be rrseiv-d By il. uH-
~ dersigned. al PICKERiNG'S HOTEL. in 81.
GAINESVILLE, Oil THURSDAY, the 3GrH DAT "
APFnl 1876 between ihr no, rs no 4 n. and p.
N. oi said day, lcr delivering and breaking LINE
STONE Oh the lGe of the National Read between the
isi sd 3Ulh miles, numbersd West irun Whseling.
The amonIL 20 be delivered Oh the different miles 10
fuows: ,in mile No. Z, ~ rods on miies 4. q, T. g.
10 H. l2 - and IA 20 rods each Is TO- ~,
- bHd 10 10 rods eachi miles TO- IL -, Is, ~, 20
nnd ~ ~ rods each.
BIDDERS nust state the price per ROD Of 10 rube feet
The stnu- TO be deliverc ul such places tie differ
er iies the Resident Bl sinr-r may dessnss, and
70 b" broken 10 q size not exceeding FOUR OUNCES
IN WEIGHT. Uids for hrsaking and delivering Bsust
be separate. The rishI 10 reject bids is reserved.
JOHN A. BLAIR,
Resident EuginusF.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

TN PURSUANCE OF az order granted by tn Pro-
bate Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, I will of-r fJr
sale, al public auction, on
Saturday, April III, 1856,
described real esia' 81 uate il tn County OF Belmont
and State OF Ohio. - wit: lying in Prasr Township
l., laid County; being part OF elton 81, 1p. Ra &c
.; containing acres. nore or less except tract OF
about acre. oil the North end thereof. which in 1868
was enclosed IN one held snd used as pasurs field
and which was sold by the undersigned May 10, 1863
TO Samuel Okscnbize. The tract rema ning containing
10 acres moro or less and being the tract now
occupied by the undersigned Said premises will be
so irce OF dover Trims mad" known on day OF sale
MARY Ann TAYLOR. Adm'rx
OF William Y. Taylor, decd
March %, lS56-5w.
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A MuRpERous AErhAY AT LoYpsyILLK

A MURDER0Us ArrRAY AT LOUISVILLE
ASSAULT UPON Da. EsTEp. -On Fri
day eveuihg, the 10th Inst, there was an
exhibition in the church at Loydsville, given
BY tho societies connected with Professor
Hsines' Academy. Daring the evening
there was some disturbances in the house,
and Professor Hainss requested DR.. VIM.
Estep, = we'll known citizen Of Loydsville,
to assist Ia preserving order. In a few min
utes the disturbance was renewed, where.
upon DR.. E.tep arose and requested that
srder should be preserved. At this juncturs
Mr.. WIN. H. Satterthwaite --whe formerly
belonged to the 18th Ohio Infantry got
up on bench and asked the Doctor if he
meant him. The Doctor said he did not
SsttsrthyAite insisted that he did, and iu.
vited the Doctor out to settle it. The Doc
tor repeated that he did not mean him when
he FIRST spoke, but that he did now, aud
gave him notice that the law would be %.
forced against him.
When the exhibition closed. Sattsrth-
wsitss friends kept him in the house until
the Doctor had tune to get home, and
thought there would be no further disturb
anos. But while tho Doctor and some Of
his relatives we're sitting around the FIRE in
his house, Satterthwaite opened the door
and sprang in upon him. DR.. Gstep seized
. poker and succeeded in striking him once,
but Satterthwaite soon got him by the hair
and forced his head down and proceeded to
punish him. The screams OF the ladies
brought g,ntleman from across the street
to tho rescue who, with the assistance of
DR.. E.tep's brother, took Satterthwaite off
the Doctor. and incsntinently threw him out
Of the house.
The attack is more aggravating and brutal
from the fact that Dr.. R;tep has had poo,
health for two years past, aud that he is
subject to violent heart disease. He was
sreatly prostrated after the. assault and was
confined to his bed.
The case had preliminary hearing before
Justice Neiswaneer on Wednesday evening
last, and Sattsrth~aite was recognized to
the present term of the Common Pleas in
the sum of $500.
Two young mon from Morristewu-Hogs
and Himilton-wsre charged in the affidavit
as aiders and abettors; but there was not
sufficient proof to recognize them. The
Justice said their conduct was very culpable,
and that il would give him great pleasure
to fine them, ii he had the power.
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= Report of the Cemmittee.

Report. of the Com mittee.
The undersigned, n Committee appointed by the Cour
of Common Pleas, within and for the County OF Bel
mont pursuant 10 the statute in such made and
provided 10 examine the report OF the Commissioner.
Of said County in the matter Of the legality OF their o-
ca proceedings and acts, respectfully represent that
they have performed the duty assigned them by the
Court, and ask leave to submit the following report:
And first, Specally-ln the matter OF contract with
making fill at the Iron Bridge over Wheeling Greek al
Bridgeport also the matter OF the order made the
9th day October 1864 10 issue order in favor OF T.
King for the sum of Twenty Eight Hundred Fourteen
t2Si4) Dollars. for the erection Of the above named
bridge, and the payment TO Shmitl Seibrighi .cnrn
for Mason Work for said Bridge for Five thousand
t60UO) Dollars, the TWO payments being in pursuance Of
contracts made before the commencement Of the year
embraced in this report with the contract above named
all TO the erection OF said Bridge, and nvo
wing outlay in the aggregate Of Eight Thous aud Two
Hundred Six and III 100 Dollars S-208l7!l The Com
m'ltee of the opinion that the action Of the Com
sioners was not strictly in accordance with the pruv
sions OF the Statute in that behalf fne Committee here
refer 10 the act ened An furher 10 plescribe this
duties of County Co,nnssioners,n passed and took
Statutes page $50. Said Statutes requiring thai before
Commissioners shall contract for lany public improve
meni, involving Ia expenditure than $50 o. thr
question OF the policy OF such outlay expenditure
shall first be submitted TO the qualified voters OF
County, &c, which has no, been done, as yoT Commit
tee issinformeu, and believes
In explanation OF the above transaction the Commits
tee is informed and believes, that the Commissioners
contemplated the erection OF said structure for much
less expenditure than that involved, aud upon estimated
less than s5OnO, contracted the work aud commenced
the same, but found during the pro oi the work that
the Masonry contemplated in the original estimate aud
contract wholly insufficient TO sustain the structure
aud embankmenls esse aIiai 10 permanent work-and
the same being public thoronshiare, found il ne
cessary 10 ,ush the same to completion additional
outlay, not ut first contemplated.
The Commi Tee also OF the opinion that the appro
pration made BY the Commissioners the ih day Of
April 1855 to assist in making stone Cuvrrl il, Tay-
lor street in the town of Powhatta without express
warramttof law.
III the other forth in the report OF the said
Commits ioners your Committee report that they have
substantially complied with the requirements OF the
statutes governing in the several matters therein set
forth.
Respectfully submitted
g. w. HOGE.
.., L. CHAMBERS
March 5, 1866. Committee.
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knowledge often saves Life.

Every living being has in his system IMPuRIrIEs.-
When these are within their natural limits. our hent,
is good; but when they are in excess, pains colds
rheumatism gou debility, cosiivencss, darrhea dys
entery cry sipelas, &c. &c. aiict US. What we have
10 do 10 recover Our health is 10 lake from the bowels
and e circulation the excess OF impuriiies This done
health follows OF necessity BRAsDREIli's Puts are
,he only medicine hht cail do this with entire safely 10
nil lie organs OF the body HUNDREDS OF TmousASDs
sre now living who have adopted BRisDRsrHs PILLS
as their OILY remedy for periods OF from hirtyto fifty
wears aud whose average health is excellent They
have always cured themselves, when sick, by using
these innocent and lnialble Pills. .r h., :
Principal Office, Brahdrch building, Nsy York,
sold by j. III WEST CO.,
r - ts'fr;s. ]. ia,,ya..,.. ,.,s 81 ClaitsyIe.
And By ali respectable dealers IL latdloliss'' o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
tHnent. |

Pint Bottles al nollar, for the cure OF lameness
scratches wind gals, spras bruises spis cuts collie
slipping she over heating throat, nail in the foe
etc warranted cheaper and better than any other
have been cured of the collie and over heating by this
l.lnimen; and hundreds that were crippled and lame
have be Ell restored 10 their former vigor II used by
all the hrsi horsemen throughout the States Orders are
constantly received from the, Racing Stables OF Eng
land Tor i sh supplies of this invaluable article Over
1850 testimonials have been received. Remember 81
laid out IN time may save the life of your horse.
Office 50 .Cortlandt street, New York. Sold by all
Druggists "a dec3s-lm
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Cosrs or Cemmen Pleas.
VERDICT or AcourrAL IN 1ns rrsrsoss

vvan,cr oy .courrrAt. =, 1ur xre,,at.
n n !, CASE. d I|IT
Judge McIl,aius gave the En,ineer case
to the Jury ON Wednesday evening, in q
chsrse rronounced BY those Who heard !,
fetnark ably CLEAR and lucid. The Jury 70
tired for delibera,ion about 5 O'Clock. When
Court called the following morning the Jury
came down for instructions. These were
again given and the Jury retired. and after
an absences of abou, fifteen minutes return.
cd into Oourt with q verdict of mot guilty"
The prisoner at the bar received the con
sratnl.tions Of bis sodd,si and friends. -
The verdict was received with satisfaction
by those who listened to the progress Of the
trial. 'ii tt.5 q. l .}Hs ..
TRIAL or WILLIAM HAoe, roe ARSON.
The cass of the State o. wi liam Hsgs
was taken up on Thursday morning. and
occupied all Of that day. Hays was ar.
raigned on the charge Of burning the barn
Of Michael G.. Oyerbsugh, North of St.
Clairsviile. last November. ''>
R.H. Cochran, Prosecuting Attorney,
and p. Tallman for the State: O. J.
Swsney for the defendant.
The Jury brought in verdict Of acquit.
tai on Friday morning, and the prisoner
was discharged. ...-....,..
The Court was occupied on Friday and
Saturday in the disposition Of civil cases.
Judge McIlvains went home Saturday
eveueng. .,
Judge e. e. Evans, of GAINESVILLE, ar
rived on Monday, and will occupy the bench
during the balance of the Term.
The case of DR.. Il, B. Winans Us. Putt
ney Township was taken up. DR.. Winans
sues the Trustees Of Pultney Township for
medical services rendered outdoor paupers.
j. B. Smith for plaintiff, M. j. w. Glover
for defendant. Verdict for defendant.
The case Of Patton Us. Rice Was taken
up on Tuesday morning. There sre several
thousand dollars involved In this case, and
il is Thought il will occupy about two days.
MISCELLANEOUS BUsIN .ss. liz
The following miscellaneous business has
been disposed of since our last issue:
Directors of Iufirmary o.. Moses Kline.
Verdic, for plaintiff, for sI5o
State vs. Samuel Martin. Selling liouor
to be drank whore sold Plea .u;lty Fin.
SIS and costs.
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RIcHLANp TOWNSHIP NoMINATroNs =.
The Union men Of Richlaud Township met
in considerable numbers ct the Probate
judges ofise on last Saturday evening, and
put in nomination the following excellent
ticket: 49,
Just,ce of the Race-Audrsw Porterfsld.,
Trustees Brown, JILL. ..s -.s ~ .r''
s,,----. Nicholas Cooper, I.n.t. .
Samuel Hills. ,,} aa
ClaEAGecrge- Jepson. -- So.
7Ssasurer-H. G. Welday. = "a ar
AsscssorA-C. Fl. Arick. '. 'a
Constablss --Wm. J. Psrterfell,
John Michensr.
The Coppsrheads held their Convention
o., the .sns day, and nominated tho fol-
lowing ticket: "a -.
.sstics s-Jaues King. ~-i 7d'g n'
frsstees es-Robt. Thompson, asa .s-a
Alex Patton,
-.ota,,,i Chas. Collins.
Cqerk-M Shannon. .s,
Ireasurer-Jas A. Rinker. ,,
Asscssor Archibald Gitfin.
Coastablcs-Alex Williams.
@ j. p. G. Alexander.
Supcrpisor Dsrrah.
Some gentlemen of I" Democratic 4" per
Snasion were very mad At their present As
ssssor-Mr. John Work-bscause he had
assessed them honestly, and accordingly
Mustered their forces to beat him. They
sYocssded in doing it. Owing to this fact
sheir convention was larger than it would
otherwise have been.
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Local Matters.
Time Table Of G. O. r. r.
G.. Sc I,.,ItAI. ROAD.
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY

s&r-NoTrCBro SUBSCRIBERS All Of our
subscribers ,oho find their papers marked thus
k'on the margin, after their na,s4s, piu
snScrstand that their subscriptions ar, about
s~t, and that they are requested to reneto.
ARpepers are stopped uhen the su6scrip-
hsn expires.
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Commercial Matters.
Baltimore Live stock Market.

BALTIMORE, March "A.
No essential changes since our last report.
The offerings Of beef cattle at the State
Live Stock Scales have been quite light,
footing up ouly 676 head, against 9I9 head
the previous week Included in the receipts
we're 234 head from Ohio, and 100 head
from Western Virginia by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; 80 head from Illinois
BY the Northern Central Railroad. and 1872
head from the counties of Maryland, on
foot. The cattle were mostly inferior. and
ment on former rates Of only l2l cts. per
100 TBS. an advance Of fully 37} cts. was
established, taking the difference in quality
into consideration. The receipts we're dis
posed Of as follows: 470 head to Baltimore
butchers; 100 head to Washington butchers
80 head to Charles A. Murphy, of Wash.
ington, for account of Government, and l6
head to Norfolk butchers. Prices ranged
Very best on sale, ss l0Oibs gross$s 5000 90
Second best do....... SO098 374
Medium Cattle do........ O0(07 IS
Scalawags l. old cows, do....... S 5o(96 IS
Average Of sales. do........ Z 62f
Hoas-With lighter receipts the past
week prices have favored sallers. Sales of
fair to prime live hogs at l3 to IA cents, and
choice at l4i cents per ID net.
SHEEP Supply and demand only fair
Rsaaipis have brought Ct to 3 cents per ID
gross, but one car load of extra sheep,
averaging | 10 lbs. was taken by Ulery &
SHINY at 8f cents, and small sales of the
same we're made at 9 cents
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
- MARCH %
BEEF CATTLE-Were very dull to-day,
and prices unsettled and lower About $50
head arrived and cold at from l4s to l5c for
extra Pennsylvania and Western: l2@l3A
for fair to good, and lO9llsc p tb for com,
mon, as to quality.
HoGs-Prices are unchanged. About
1910 head sold at the different yards at from
Sl3 00(@l5 90 the 100 fbi net
SuEEP-Are rather dull. 5000 head sold
at the Avenue Drove Yard at from 7(9Sc y
ID gross, asto quality.
COws-About 200 head sold at from
$50 90 to $50 % for springers, and $40 on
(975 p head for milch COWS.
Monday will hereafter be the market day.
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NEW SKIRT FOE 1885,:
The Great Invention of the Age in
FL ooP s x IR II s :
J. w BRAbLEYS New Patent DUPLEX ELLIP-
TIC Tor dorsiel SPRING SHIRT

Tic tor dorsieI SPRING skntr
'I'IIS INVENTION caasi,ts of Duplex Tor ,wol III.
l. lptic Pore Refined Se-l SPRINGS, ng-nIoUsiy
the uouyhes, flexible, elastic and ddTab!e SrinE
everusrd They s-hinm bend or break. Ike Tie single
springs and consequently preserve ui-ir perfect aud
b-autu' shape more than twice as log as any Single
spring Skrt that ever has or can be made.
Tie won nieTul Reliability aud great comfort and
pleasure tn aHy Lady wearing the Duplex F9ipticsr
will he experiences particularly Ia all crowded Assem-.
biies. Operas Carriages. railroad Cars, Church Pews,
Arm Chairs. for Promenade ~ House Dress, the
Skr can he folded whcu IN 20 occupy small place
MS easily and conveniently a SAX mss slim dress.
Great Convenience OF wearing The Duplex Elliptic steel
Spring Skn single day will never afterwards will
hngly dispense with their For Children, Misses
and Young Ladies they snperior 10 AL others.
The Hoops covered with ply double twisted
thread and will twice as long as the single yarn
covering which is used all Single Steel Hoop Skirls
The three bottom oos every Skirt niso Double
Steel and twice double vered prevent the COW
erng from wearing of the RODS when dragging down
stairs stone steps, etc ec. whlch they are constantly
subj ject TO when in use. -<
All are made Of the and elegant Corded Tapes.
and tn best quality in every part giving 10 the
unGu siionaby the ighte st. most de.rsbe comfort
able and economical Skirt ever made.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY, ProPrietors OF the
Invention and Sole Manufacturers, e7 Chambers and
70 and Il Reade Streets, New York. -,-., = =,
For sale in all hrst-cass stores In this County and
throughout the United Sisles and Canada. Havana de
Cuba Mexico South America and the West indies.
HrInquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor doubel Spring
Skirt. marss-3m
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.gd,,,iuissraf0y,s .vOfice.
March %, 1865.

NTOriCE is hereby given that At the Probate Court
IN for Belmont County the undersigned ap.
poin,ed and qualified Administrator the estate o
Samuel Harvey. decd lsie Of Belmont County Ohio
All those indebted said estate requested 10 make
Immediate payment; and those having claims agsinst,
aid estate notified TO present them for settlement
"i'ni' one ''.' 80" "''' JOAN HARVEY. Aaa.
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IT is stated that 10000 acres of land in
Southeast sissouri are being taken up every
month, under the Homestead act, and that
the extraordinary amount Of 10, 600 will be
reached by next May.
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sTORMING the sTRONGifOLDs
CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE

pursucs its march of success Like those OF the Union,
It's coors are the exposures every its victories leave
NO stain. Il turns thousands OF heads and charms in-
Vulnerable hearts Containing no causlc element, il
cannot njure the hair blemish the skin. Manu-
tacturrdby J. CRlSTAD0RO, No. o, .Astor House,
Dressers deco3-Im
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Executors, Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont County Ohio, the underslsned were
appointed and.qualifod Executors Of the estate OF
Daniel Alknso deceased, late OF said County
All those indebted said estate requesedio make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified present them for settlement
JOSIAH BUNDY, tr
JACOB MAULE, s
March e. 1865.
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,sKrRKwooD : TowNsHfr UNION TTcKEr -
fhs following is the Union ticket 10 Kirk
wood Township: s te. u. e-osj
sfrustees sADaniel Mumms,d .b
- John McKeever, '2
aSI-. 81 George Ward. ~. ,-gI
Elerk-William Copeland.
1reqGfS-John B. Ward q y
Assessor--Jo Josiah Jones.
Gsnstables-R Richard Ridgeway,
o. ~ Silas Taylor
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont Coun Y, Ohio, the undersigned
appointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate
OF George H. Lyles, deceased, late of said County.
All those indebted said estate requested 10 make
immediate pay ment; and. those having claims againss
said estate are Ioiihed present them for seuemen
within one year from this date.
NOBLE CARTER. Admir-.
March % 1866
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WARREN TOWNSHIP UNION NoMrsA

f WARREN TOWNSHIP UNION NoMNA-
HONS. The Uaionists Of Warren Township
have nominated the following ticket:
fs4ssseS S-JohA Howard,
go Nathsa Bundy.
D.. Mshlon Fawcett. m
Elerk-Reees q. Lewis.
Treasurer Hiram Hbbsrd.
Assessor--Jaco Hager. ...-
Cdaaa5les levi Mahsnah,
James McClain.
Sspupiior BarnesyiIls Dist. William
49, Fowler. ~
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A VERY destructive fire occurred at Cleve-
land on Friday evening The pail manu-.
factory OF Hcrvey. Bousfed & Co. was to.
tally destroyed. Estimate loss, SIS, 900.
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Ceptiua Petroleu um
l Coninany are hereby notified 70 meet at ARM.
SrRON[fS MILLS. Bemont County, Ohio to elect
Sven Directors Of said Conlpany, on SATURDAY,
MARCH 81, 1866 betwe n the hours of 10 A. NJ and
P. NJ. Stockholders may vote either in person or by
proxy and entitled to one vote for each share Of
stock held T. II, ARMSrRONG,l
q. A MOONEY,
NJ 8 HENDERSHOT corporstors'
March 1, 1896.
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THE recovery Of Senator Foot. Of Yer.
mont, is regarded % bopeless. Al ls.t se-
counts his death was hou'ly expected.
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THfs sesson, IL Is thought, the Virginia
tobacco crep will be about ono.tkird sfwbst
il was before the war. ....
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d.

MOORE-On the 2tth ct . At B-llsre. Susan Moore
widow Of Rev James Moore, deceased IN the I'D
year of her age. r ' .' tN.a
MILLER On the 2nth December. isG5 NJ pnsunonis,
Jos ph Miller IN the 4b year NJ h. are.
ilr died as he lved-n CHR tian-respsrtrd bonof.d
aud beloved by all who knew him. .-...-