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SPECIAL rfltsr,a TO Im new vsx MaAls.

vienna, August 10. 1866.
II IL now believed thai II ~ not Prague
but Paris which IL the proper place for the
peace negotiations between Austria and Italy.
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between that Power and Prussia. In the
new organization Of Germany by Prussia, and,
ss . means OF preventing further war in the
German States, reform will take place in the
military organization TO the standard which
has been 50 fully tested and justified BY such
brilliant results as have been obtained. +.
but will treat separately as to The portions Of
the monarchies which ara soon to be united
TO the Prnssian kingdom The future frontier
line Of Prussia will he such as to constitute
guarantee Of her security, as well ss insure
her position as great Power, and also
- she IS a great Power should conclude under
the glorious sccptre Of her royal house. Prussia
win advance to The fnlalment Of her mission.
Herr Forchenbice has been elected President,
and General stavenhenger First and General
BONN Second Vice President Of the ChaIsber Of
Deputies.
Prince Yezenbnrg has gone on an exsraor-
dinary mission from Berlin to the Queen Of
Hanover. W aN
BERLIN, August ii, 1866
The object Of Prince Yestenburg's mission
is to inform the Queen Of Hanover not to ex-
pecs success in her efforts for the indcpend-
ence Of Hanover.
BRussEIs, August II, 1866
The National Bank of Belgium has fixed the
rate Of discount at four per cent?
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIvBaPo0L, August ~, 1866.
The sales Of cotton for the week have been
$1,000 bales. Prices have declined one-half
penny per pound on the wees. Middling up
lands is quoted at 1874. To-day's salcs we're
5000 bales.
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QuEESs HorEL,
LONDON, Thursday, August 8, 1866.
Received Sunday. August III
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the LATEST MARKETS.

LONDON, August ii, 1866
United States Gye-twenties sixty-eght and
one-fourth. @
Illinois Central ssvsniy five and one-bsh.
Erie forty and one-hsIr
- LONDON, August LIP. NJ.
Consols were quoted at the close of busmess
to-day ST.. for money.
United States nve-twenty bonds we're
quoted at the close Al 6si.. IA.
Illinois Central shares 55llss n
Erie Railroad sssa. ss.sszsys
LivEHrooI, August lL-r. n.
The cotton market Was steady to-day, with
sales OF 10000 bales middling uplands al
thirteen and hall pence.
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EUROPE
Special kilograms tothe
New York Herald.
News by the Cable to Satur-
day, August II.
Propagation Of the British
Parliament.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
~~~~~~~~>~N>~~~~~---~-~~
vktoria Advocates English Men
traity and Peace. ,a
Thanks to the United states
Government.
VAR PREPARATIONS IN FRANCE.
Napoleon Demands the Rhine
Frontier from Prussia.
n 49, ,-~o~~~~~-,~~ss~..>-~~~-' '''
Great Excitement in Berlin and Decla-
H ration Of the Prussian Legislature.
us A --~~--~~~>---->>--~~~-
TIE United States Squadron at
Cronstadt.
/ o&SfNN
~ ns -~--~~---~-~.-->---->- ' '.tF tFHt.
|vht d the Gar Alexander, 4 Splendid
Banquet, and Imperial Toast 10
The United States.
March Of The Italians from the Tyrel
and Peace with Austria Expected.
Victor Nmanuel and Napoleon in Ac-
cord Relative to venstia.
NBtETn TO Be cEDED TO ITALY.
fmtsy Approves the New Government
Of the Roumania.
Revoft Of The Christians in Gambia
Against the Sultan.
THE RUSSIAN MARCH IN CENTRAL ASIA.
The Londsn and Liverpool Mar
kets Of Saturday. !.
%. 90. &C.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
s~.---->~--~~-~<----~~>~
CAUSE n THE DelAy or eua DesSAreMs.
NE following dispatches were received u vdsnta IT
iae hour the ssh 70 be the cable
ssst day, and consequently ware transmitted until
abe 10th IN The next place that should
have brought The across he Gulf Of So Lawrence
wss detained Aspy Bsy BY heavy storm. snd
ynensiy did arrive back until yesterday Sunday
QuEESis HorEL,
LONDON, Thursday, August 8, 1866.
Received Sunday. August III
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

nished mo with tho sane; and iaasnuch ~ 70
1. lnipsaribic FOR me- 20 make q GatsAetoy
application thls government on oohaf o Apy prsonss
for whom csnnot produce proof of naturalization,
think night therefore 10 axaln draw your Atisntfon
tho matter and axpro~ ths hops that yon win
abed 70 supply Tie neoossary evidence ~uh,pl much
farihcr delay Believe me " remaln yonrs ysry uuly
6#Nl N WILLIAM n WEgf Consul
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Additional Bounty.

BY recent decision Of the War Depart.
msnt the Additional Bounty provided by
the act of Congress approved July %, 1866,
will be paid to all soldiers who enlisted for
term OF three years or during the war, un-
der any law giving but 500 bounty, and
who were discharged by reason of the te,mi.
,aation of the t1ar, as we'll as to those who
,aetually served three years. This construc-
tion of the law gives the bounty to the men
,of the 50th, SD, 9Sth and l26th Regiments,
and all others who enlisted in three year or
CARNATIONS in which they received but 500,
aud served three years or were discharged
sooner on account of wounds, or the termi
nation Of the war. This bounty will now be
paid in the order in which the claims are
presented, and weadvise all soldiers entitled
to Tito proceed at once to have their claims
presented. Ss
1t is not necessary for you to come up tc
St Clairsyille to make out your papers. L
Seu will send your certificate of discharge te
g. L. Poorman, st. Ciairsville, Ohio, wht
has presented and collected more soldiers
claims than any Attorney 10 this County, be
will fill up and send to you an application
that can be signed and Acknowledged befor,
aJustice Of the Peace or Notary Public i,
your neighborhood, and ysu will thus saw,
the expense Of trip here.
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The SOCIETY OF FRIENDS have changed
the time Of their Yearly Meeting, SO that in
the future it will not interfere with the vo.
ters of that society attending the elections.
We are exceedingly grati6ed at this change.
The Friends vote, almost without excep.
ton, on the side of Liberty and Union. We
presume enough of them we're detained at
Yearly Meeting this Fall to have changed
the result in this County, and thus give the
Union Party clear majority for the whole
ticket.
John G.. Whittier, one of the most hon.
ored and gifted members of that society, at
one time, after the Republican ticket had
swept Massachusetts by an unprecedented
majority. wrote stirring poem, entitled,
''The Quakers were out" The so,cailed
Democratic party Of Belmont County will
be apt to think so, when they look over the
returns from this County at the election
hereafter.
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Commercial Mattsrs.
Cincinnati market--Octouper is,

| BUTTER. There has been supply about
equal to the demand during the week, and
choice qualities have sold readily, closing
firm at 30(932c for Central Ohio, and 35(G
36c for Western Reserve, but inferior
grades remain dull at 20(@26c per fb. ac-
cording to quality.
FLoUR.-The market during the week
has ruled steady, but prices have been rath-
er easier, closing, however, a trife frmer.
Super6ne is in moderate request at $40 rs
oil 20, the latter rate for choice brands
of city and country. Extra is held firmly
at $ll 25@l2 so for good to choice trade
brands Family is steady at $l2 1908
so, and fancy at $l4 000l5 90. Stocks
are light for the season of the year, and
holders are not pressing sales. About TO-
600 brls we're sold during the week within
the range Of our quotations Grades below
good request all the week at Sc 85(07 90
per brl, closing firm at these prices, with an
upward tendency.
FRUIr. supply Of apples has in
creased, but there is good demand for
good to cnoice qualities at SO 1904 so per
brl; inferior qualities are dull. Lemons
are scarce, and have advanced to $12 500
IL per box. There are no oranges in the
market. Dried apples are dull at 9(0loc
per fb, and peaches at 14(9l6c for quarters
and halves. These prices are for Southern
fruit, the only kind yet in the market
Foreign dried fruit is steady except M. R.
raisins, which have advanced.
Hoes. The number offered during the
past week was much larger than that of the
previous week. The market, in conse-
quence, has been somewhat dull. and sales
hard to effect at decline of &c per fb, as
compared with former quotations, the
prevailing figures being 81 so to SS rs per
100 Tbs gross. Operators appear to have
but little confidence in future prices. In
other words, there is much anxiety to sell,
aud very little desire to buy for future de.
livery. Total receipts of the past week, 9S7
head. Of which 429 head were shipped to
New York. ..r.s t....
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BURGLARY AND LARCENY. On the night
Of Friday last, daring burglary was per.
petrated in the town of Somerton in this
County, by some unknown persons, by
which pretty serious loss was sustained by
Messrs. Hogue and Tomlinson, merchants
Of thar place. Sometime during the night
the store rooms of s. Hogue & Go. and Mr..
Tomlinson we're broken open and the safes,
in both establishments blown open and
riAed Of their contents. In the safe of Hague
d 90 the burglars obtained some $250O,
In cash. and in the safe of Mr. Tomlinson
about $1,000 in money, and between two
and three hundred dollars worth of silks.
tors had been discovered.
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Baltimore Cattle eMarket--SaIes
at the Live stock sales.
THURSDAY, Oct. IL.


CATTLE.-Offerings of beef cattle at the
State Live Stock Scales since last Thursday,
amount to l.O2O head, against l,2S0 head
last week. OF the above some 80 head were
not offered, but shipped to New York, to-
gether with so head purchased for that
market The remainder we're principally
disposed oft Baltimore butchers at the
following range Of prices. viz: Scalawags a
lot of which came from the counties Of the
State by boat, 81 IS per 100 lbs gross; in.
ferior cattle, SIS GO to Sc 90; common do
So 00 to Sc SO; fair and good do, Sc IS to
81 IS, and prime do, So O01o So rs. The
market closed firmer than for some time
past, with a good inquiry frem the butchers
Hoes. The supply has been in excess of
the demand, and the market heavy for thin
hogs. Good hrgs brought $l4 90 to Sl5, 90
per 100 lbs net, aud light thin hogs $l2 SO
to $l3 SO.
SHEEP. Market fully supplied and
steady, sales of fair to good sheep being
made at 81 to Gle per ID gross
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CARB.
Misses S. e.. L. s. & s. Nc.

70 Misses s. e.. L. s. d s. Nc. y "a
Your beautiful boquet was received
through the kindness Of our mutualss ssfriend,
John Mitchner, ESQ.,, for which permit me
through this invaluable paper to tender my
heartfelt thanks to you, and through you to
the loyal ladies of Loydsville, Ohio. for SO
beautiful q present. l am not, however,
vain enough to suppose that this magnif
cent present was given for any personal
merit Of my own. but was beautiful tribute
upon your part to tia great Cause had the
honor to plead before you. shall ever
bold in grateful remembrance this token of
ysgr love for the great cause Of human pro-
gress. justice and universal freedom And
/ beg Of you. ladies, not to relax youflabo
in behalf of our bleeding country, until We
see Her ttiumpb, and peace glorious peace,
shall once more spread her wings over our
much loved country. And l entrsat .yos to
constantly bear ID mind that the land where
freedom loves to dwell is paradise on earth.
Aesls, ladies. permit me 10 say thank you
for yoar beautiful present.
Your obedient servant,
PETEs TALLAAE.
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MI a r r I z D.

PATTON-DUNBAR On the 4th inst, at the resi-.
deuce of the BRIDES father, in Cnioniown. by Rev.
VIM. Wishnrt. MIR James Patton and Miss Elizabeth
j. Dunbar, both of Belmont county
LODGE-DUNB \R.-At the same time and place and
by the sauit minister, Mr.. William Lodge and Miss
Margaret Dunbar, both Of Belmont county.
GREGG-HARRiS-Om the I'd inst : al the residence
OF the brides father, by Rev. DR. Drummond Mr.
Arthur 5 Gregg and Miss Sarah Harris, all of Bel.
mont county. '.-
CRlSWELl-COSS.-On the 1ith inst. by Rev. & w
ChaifaI MIR. John Criswe OF Bellaire, and Miss
Flnniine Coss, of Martins Vile
MAXWELL-RUSSEI.I.-- the 4th inst by Rev
X. Cartwright, MIR. James X. Maxwell and Miss Emily
Z. Russell. all OF belmont county.
NACf-ElLIS.-On the 4rh inst, by Rev. DR. Drum
Inond Mr. Villa NJ. Mace and Miss Florida Ellis
both Of Barncsvilc.
MlLNER-BE BERRY.-On the 10th iust in Morris,own
by Rev Joseph WoodIofe Mr.. Jesse Miner and
Miss Mary f. Berry, all OF Belmont county.
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MR. EDlIos: see in your issue Of last week notice
from Mr. James Pollock. waTning the pub!ic against
trusting m- Oh his account. left his residence. but
surely not without camse,n he asserts. Mheu /
eit my mothers TO asstrn new relation Of lie, did
80 wh an hottest determination to my duty as far
a. my ability would permit; nor 10 think failed
iuhl my duty until inuid was to have none OF the
privileges that believe 10 he the natural ght OF ever,
humah hring-r"ceiyin- noIIns bat abuse, without =
kind word or look This bore loug az my mental
and physical ability woaid permit Nothing but gloom
seemed IN store for the future, without any nope OF
amendment then returned 10 my former home, where
] expect to remain. As TO his warning the public
against 'trns,ing Inc Oh his account" he could have
done 80 only TO give to his malice thus hrapng
insult upon iujnry-for he knows very well | ne yer
uade any demands ui;oI has liberality sill, h pub
lshes me IN tue County paper futher 10 wound my al
ready much inlure feelings, ay holding me up before
the public. But sill ask the dispas.nnae judgment
OF community and the continued friendship of my Tor.
mer friends. believe did well any one could
have done. situated as was ORPAn.
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Notice in Partition.

MARY A. PRICE julia Nj Price, Frances A Price
Ifl aud RoSanna Todd will lake potlcc that on the
l2lh day of September 1866 George a. Price fl d in
thu Court Of Common Pleas OF pelrnpt County, Ohio
his peton asking that dover be Assigned M tln tol-
lowing described real estate situde la said County TO
the defendant Rosanna Todd, as widow OF FTancs
Price, deed, aud subject iherefo. demanding partition
OF said real the frs tract being pRrI OF section
10, Township 10 of Range beginning al the Northeast
oi the West half ofthe Soulhe quarter said
Section, themes 80 deg 25 min. w las Lion perehes
along the North boundary of the Souta half OF said
section, South deg West 10 6s 100 poles thence
South 20f deg East 10 32i00 poles. thence South 2Oi
deg. West 81 2SlOD poles thence South 30 Wesl
50 71-100 poles to the South boundary OF said Secon
thence South SO deg IS min East Isl 32 100 poles along
said South boundary thence North deg, Easi 62 40
100 poles TO the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 15 72lOQ acres
The Sc ond tract beginning at the Northwest corsr of
the west half OF the Northwest quarter of SectiDu u,
Towustip8 Range g. and rnnninc thence South D. min.
WestS2 JOi00 poles, thence South 10 deg a5 min Esi
~ 20iUO potes thence North 54niH Easi 50 n0les
thence North 32i deg, West - poles ihruee Nortlr
deg, Wes, 81 72-IOQ thence NuElh 10 na, Ess' rs 6e
400 pses thence North 50 deg 25 mn W-st 4 ;s-lt
poles TO the place oi begniing-coasbdngs - 4l.ls
said tracts adon aud eoplai together lgJ a lUC
and that the OF said COHri application W.
he ma 70 by the said George Price ior nr order th
partition be made OF said premises. or. If partition Gu
not he maoe then tha, the same he s'ld
GEORGE A, Price
By So. CLAN KELLY bis Attorney.
September 20 iS6G6w
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STATE EAG;X OF OHIO.
Notice TO Note Holders.
OFFICE OF TmE STATE BANK OF ONO.

NFrIN" Ut NFfFD. I
Coli aBus. Nov. 81, i-Gj
A = THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK Will. tx
IA TIRE "m the f'>t day OF May nrNI. the MsaHgers
ars desirous oi taking up Us Circulating Notes a. fast
possible.
All persons holding said Noes of the State Bank Of
ONO are requested a. present the any oi the
Branches without reference the particular Branch
That Issued the sarr. gid they vii! be promptly
deemed IN U. :. Legal Fender NOIeS
When presented in suns nj Eve hundred dolnTs and
over they will hc redeemed. desir-' in srhi drafls
on New York at par and express charges pad by lac
Brunch to which such package are sent.
by order oi the Board Of COntr9l.
J. ANDREWS, President
The Notes of any NJ the Branches OF thu SLATE Bshk
will ie redeemed state n The above notice of Pres
ident Andrews At hr Office OF The Firt National Bank
OF bridgeport, Ohio.
de2i-ti join G TAILMAN C9Shl-r
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate,

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER granted by the
Probate Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, will oder
for sale, al public auction, on
Saturday, November ~, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 A. N. and p. NJ, upon The
premises the following described rea estate situate in
said County Of belmont The 6rs tract being part OF
the N. w. quarter OF Sec. rs Up. r S. beginning 81
The Southeast corner Of said quarter and rua thence
Noflh IS polesi thence Yves, 20 poles aud ~ fee,
thence South S. poles and thence the place of be-
gipninxj CONTAINING lu acres less. The second
tract being lot No. is in the Town OF New Castle.
The Sssi appraised at $i0o; second tract Al $40
Tenaa- Dawn, and balance in year, with
interest from day Of. sale, =, -, PHILIP KING,
.SOcsobsr 10 1865 -sw Tlg-I' II ~
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THE Union people of our town had a
jollifcatioh on Saturday night, ever the
victories won at the polls. Brief speeches
were made by Gen. Weir, Judge Cowen,
ST., L. Danford, r. Fl. Cochran and G. l.
Poorman. Mr. Cochran sung a song,
which contained mahy palpable bits at the
Copperheads. 1t was roundly applauded.
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viii attend at the place OF hold ug elections in each
Township, for the purpose et Tsc-ying Taxes a. fo-
lows:
StnitlI-Mobday, October I Mesd-Tuesday, Oc,o.
ber - fors-N ednr >day. October 3; Washington
Thur-day, October 4; Wayne friday. October ; :
Somerset-S iUrdhy. October O.. Cpierain-Monday
lco'es - Wheeling-fue sday. OcoDer 8; Fushing-
"Wednesday. October Ia KIRK YoVd--Jhursday. Ocio-
Der u Unon-Friday October ~; nosien -Saiufday
October 10; Warren--ho,iti1y ana Tuesday. October
- and l6: Pdiusy- WELng day and Tbur,dav Octp.
Der Ia aud - P-sse-Iridsy, October 10; Brids opuu
saturday, October ~;
Aud from the last named dat Until the 2Oh OF December
al my Office in II ClsirSyiiie
TIE law hxes peuslty Of per OH all taxes not
paid by tue 2Uih D-cein!er
urrency ai Ohio aud Nsiionnl Parks in good
standing and u. : Treasury Nole5 sit tecey,d ior
taxes. BARLEY CODPFR
TreasHrrr belmont Couhiy, Ono
81. Ciair-vlle, Sept 20. ieG6.
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SOLDIERS yoTEs. COL Mitchell, Clerk
Of the Courts, has received returns from a
poll opened at the Ohio State Agency, in
Washington. The soldiers voting law ex-
pired with the war, however, so that the
votes cannot be counted The poll book re-.
mains sealed in the Clerks hands. We
learu by letter from Washington that the
votes cast we're all for the Union ticket.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Jane A Spencer L6hRL isi;As Spencer. sup 'o:ee
Albert Spencer, Slate of West Virginia is Notified
u'n Jane Spencer did the i;ih day Of September.
1906 he her prlllion in the Office ct the Ci.r. Of
Court OF Common Pleas within aud 10. the County OF
Belmont aud State Of Ohio. charging the said Albert
Spencer with gross neglect Of duty aud fraud in Tue
marriage contract arc for the aforesaid prsys
divorce ana hat her be changed iroa Spencer
10 Stewart her maiden name aud or gli,nony out OF
the estate Of the said Abrr and that said petition will
he heard al the next term OF said Cour Of Common
Pleas JANE A. SPENCER
BY P. TALLnA, SOY Au'ys for plalniI
September 20 ie66-Og
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Partition Notice.

OLIVER p, SMITH. Elizabeth Il. smith, William
VIC miih, Leyica Smith Isaac II Smith and Nathan
l., Smith will take notice that petition this day
fled IN the Court of Common Pleas OF Belm County,
Ohio demanding partition of the following described
real estate situate in said County Of Belmont aud being
part OF the ;, + quarter OF Sec s, Tp of Range 6.
ter thence South with the East boundary of the quarter
l23 100 rous 10 stone thence South l6t deg West Is
rods to post thence North 10 deg West 40 sOi0O rods
thence Norln 40s deg Wes 26 rods thence North 22s
deg West 54a rods thence North deg West Il 2el00
rods to post the West line of said quarter thence
North deg East 35 100 rods to the N w. OF
said quarer thence South 50 deg East l63 SIU0 rods
the Notwithstanding 75 acres, less; and
that at the Of said Couri application will BE
made said George for an order that partition be mad
OF said real estate or III the same viii! partition
without manifest injury that i he sold.
GEORGE. f. SMITH,
BY Sr CLAIR KELLY, his Attorney.
Sept q, 1860. CIV
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8elmunt Chronicle.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, g.:
Thursday, Oct. 18, 1866.
Local Matters.

-ES-NoTIoE TO SUBSCRIBERS of
oar subscribers ,oho. find Their paper marked
thu on the ,gin, after their names,
ioiH understand that their subscriptions are
about ont, and that they are requested to
reneto.
AL papers stepped ,ohen the subscription
e1pires.
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fExeemsos.,s .yOtSce.' :

NOTICE is hereby given that 1.-THE Probate Court Tor
In belmont County, Ohio, The undersigned was up
pointed sad qualified Executor Of ihe estate OF
Sarah Brewer, deceased, iale Of said County
All those indebted raid estate are TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims agains,
said estate notified TO present them for seuemen,
N''lt', iH' WM ALEXANDER, Ex'i.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS. s.--We are in
debted to Col. Mitchell, Clerk, for the fol-
lowing lists of Grand and Petit Jurors, for
the Fall Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas, commencing Tuesday, Nov. 6.
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Notice.


amos - curry The Court of Common Pleas OF Bel.
Ann C,r,v mont County, Ohio.
THE deposition of Mrs. Mary Burdit will be taken
l. la this action by the plaintiff the house Of Rezn
Burdit, IN Kirkwood Township, County OF Belmont and
State OF Ohio, OH the - day OF -, 1896, between II
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p.
~ sa JAMES O. CURRY,
BY o. 8. HOLLOWAY & @. w. CARRoLL,
October ls, 1885, Att'ys for Pltf
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.7ts,s is.ist,.sstol .V0tice.

NJONCE is hereby given thsi nj the Probate Couu
In for Belmont County, 0hs' the undersigned was
appoii,ied and quail 6ed Adnnisraor OF the estate
of Rachel Berry, deceased, late OF said Couaty
All those indebted Ia said estate requested Ia ma
immediate payment; aud those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them for setteiel
within one year fron this date. ..l-..- 80,
oe,ober II, 1860, t.I
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION on Saturday,
October 9th, at the Usual place, at 9 clock
precisely.