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~ -, $40 COUPONS payable ,sps y Instant
Assistant Trrasurer L. \.
NOTICE.-An Adjourned Annual Meeting Of the
Y stakeholder, Of tL. UNITED STATES PATENT SKIRT
FRAME COMPANY ~il be held Jane 49, p the
OvncE o. PACIFIC MAIL ora. xsBR Cosr.sr
No 81 WslLst Hanover a.. New iofk May 49, led
NOTICE TO SCRIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hereby Owen that the Board Of Dirscto r sisted
k Ina O.. for az FIX cT a as y.b.
The lat dsy Of June 1903 be and tn, erry ride the
Books the day Of May l9S 3. being Finy Dollars
eco each share Issued under the ct u @ Increase tho Cap
Rd That said payments may uli inclusive OF
tse I day august Win Interest " pa ees from and
IN accordance with the terms Of the i sdp Sock the .,
Of Payment on before the said Let aAy Of August 1906
OF stock will be rssdJ for delivery payment aud
surrender Of The ceho.,ss Of scrip STOCK tbs Conpany Office
THEoE T. JOHNSON SECRETARY
- ksw.Yoax Jupe L. 1856
AN ELECTION for nine DIRECTORS of the
"a FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will be bed at
p WI 'pf' 'i' frch -r sse Gss
STATE o. iLrLsots. TnrAsuKsRY Oyros.
. srrlsauKLD, May 20. 1865. :
'INHE INTEREST on the PUBLIC DEBT of the
be- paid OCEAN NATIONAL BANK Of tb, Gu, 81 New
fort the second 10 The sixteenth dsy inclusive
JAMES II. BEVEblnGE. State treasurer
CHICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
Island Railroad Company lave resolved to issue the
Bonds Obligations ofthe Company convertible .oes
par The spporioned to tho.s
pro s who shall be es;ered such tho closing
The Of the Twenty Per Cent 9th par Of the Bond,
wb DAT ga. .H enS viz be- sy ~ s hs h day Of June
Ne Transfer Books will be eo.ed the day Of May aud rs
open, on the i2th Of June merit FRANCIS H. Tows SECRETARY
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Our COUNTY Fair.

The Eighteenth Annual Fair Of the Bel
mont County Agricultural Society, will be
held at ST. Clairsville, Ohio, on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday the Goth, 9th
and 2sth days of September, 1866.
The grounds of this Society have been
pronounced the most beautiful 10 the State.
No expense will be spared to make this
the best Fair ever held in Eastern Ohio. -
The premium list has been extended, and
the premiums greatly increased.
Everything Of an agricultural nature has
been strictly adhered to, and the Managers
request the cordial support Of the ugrcul.
turalists and manufacturers Of this and ad
joining counties Floral Hail. under the
supervision of such competent gentlemen
as Messrs Ross j. Alexander and Robt II.
Cochran, will he suitably decorated, and
prepared fer the exhibition of all articles
that the ladies with their usual lberality
will furnish.
The Ring is now being extended, and
when completed will equal in size any in
this part of the State.
Ali persons desiring to train horses or
this track have the privilege of doing So
The Managers have offered purse OF
ttoo hundred dollars for trotting. and the
fastest horses Of this State and Pennsylvs
MIA are expected.
Come one, come all, and let this bc {
revival Of the olden times, when all met fol
mutual profit and pleasure.
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something Grand and Exciting.

Som ethinE eiruu0 ana ENCiting.
40 arrangement has been made for q
Grand Balloon Ascension aud Novel Exhi
bition Of American Sports and Grecisn Fes-
tivities, to be held on the Fair Grounds, at
St. Clairsvie, Ohio. on the 18th day Of
September next
The mammoth balloon, Union the
largest in the world-will be inflated in 40
minutes, and ascend with the daring AFRO
nauts, w. j. Shots and j. W. Hayden. -
This balloon is capable Of holding 100, 1000
feet Of ascending power, and is so feet in
diameter and 95 feet 10 hight when Inflated,
In addition TO the magnificent Ball oon As
cension, thcre will be an exhibition of
Musket and Bayonet Exercise by the cels-
geant j. Ii. Childers, the best performer
with the musket and hayonet in the world
Everybody, and particularly the soldiers,
should see Uhilders in his lightning evolu.
tious with the musket, in which no chal-
lenges the world to produce his equal.
American Sports and Giecau Festivities,
copsistiug of the aughable Wheelbarrow
Race, Climbing for Prizes, Great Bag Race,
Lsughable Pole Feat, Great Foot Race, &c.
Premiums will be awarded as follows :
For the handsomest Babies present on the
Fair Grounds on the 18th of September,
from the age OF six months to two years,
the manager offers the following splendid
prizes For the handsomest Baby FROM six
to twelve months old, beautiful Embroid-
cred Dress; For the heaviest Baby, same
age, Beautiful Dress For the handsomest
Baby between enc and two years, splen
did Embroidered Dress For the heaviest
Baby, same age, a similar prize For the
handsomest child, from four TO six years
old, Beautiful Dress The dresses are
made Of the finest material, by Rushton,
COS Broadway. N. Y, and are valued at
from $l5 to $50 each. To the haudsomest
Young Lady superb set of Silver Ware,
or Silk Dress. To the handsomest dressed
Lady Splendid Present. To the Ugliest
man, splendid Tin Goblet, Two Dollars in
silver, and Leather Medal. All the pre-
miums to be awarded by competent com.
mittee, in manner that cannot offend the
most fastidious.
$500 worth of Splendid Presents will be
distributed among the spectators.
AT night there will be magnificent ex-
hibition of Fire-W orks.
The price Of tickets to the Great Festival
has been fixed at SO cents. which admits
the holder to the Fair Grounds and entities
him to one of the prizes, or admission to
the Fireworks Exhibition at night.
Doors open I'd Fair Grounds at 10 A. N.
Sports to commence at IL. Balloon Ascen-
sion at 81. Admission to FREY Works for
those who do not obtain ticket or prize,
SO cents.
Come Everybody. Bring your baskets
with you, or if not there will be plenty of
refreshments on the grounds.
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Opening Of the Can,as..

Msssrs. Danford and Cope will open the
canvass at Hendrysburg and @. i. Poorman
aud others at Martinsville this evening. Il.
We earnestly trust our friends will secure
. full Turn Out to the meetings to be held
this week and next week. Upon the result
Of the elections this Fall depends the veal
Or woe Of the country. IF the hvbrid affair
organizing in opposition to the Union.P Party
(there is no Democratic party any more) is
successful, all the blood and treasure ex.
peaded in the late war will have been shed
in vain.
Again we say: RALLY THE PEorLE!
No question Of such vast and overshad.
owing importance has been presented to our
people since the opening gun Of the Revo.
luton. Rebels and Traitors, whose hands
are drenched 10 the best blood of the nation
backed by the President Of the United
States, are struggling to snatch from US the
fruits Of victory. Some of our,chosen and
trusted leaders are in the camp Of the enc.
my. Let us send them the same message
Grant sent to the Rebels in Fort Donelson
"We demand an unconditional surrender.
We propose to move Immediately upon
your works "
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The Belmont
County Teachers Institute commenced its
SESSION on Monday, under favorable
auspices. 1t is stated that mora Teachers
are in attendance than ever before. woJ
Prof. VIM. T. Mitchell, Superintendent
Of the Public Schools of Columbus, address
cd a good audience on Monday evening"
He reviewed the rise and progress Of our
noble system Of .common schools, and point
yd oat what is yet needed to- elevate them
to q higher standard. The first great object
is Stste Norssal School, for the education
Of teachers. This we are decidedly in favor
Of, and we hope Prof Mitchell, and Others
like him, will continue to agitate the cub
iset until our State establishes one. The
lecture Of Prof M, evinced thought and
culture, and was listened to with great salts
faction by large audience. 5gaL
:. Tuesday evening was occupied by Prof.
Robt. Kidd, ;Elocutionist, Of Cincinnati in
fecitations: Kidd always draws big houses,
snd never fails to delight and oaptiVste his
auditors. 4r-r - .s.,.sg ~, ~
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New advertisements.
U. s. TaXes---NOtice.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
REVENUE. BRIDGEPORT, OHIo, August o. 1905
NOTICE Is IEREBY GIVEN that the Assessors
IN Annual List oil Internal Revenue Taxes for the
XVh District of Ohio, for 1856 has been received ut
this Office and is now due and pay able. r.t.-,
Each person assessed on snid Annual ist whose
Tax shall remain unpaid after SATURDAY, SEPT
l5ru, is66 will be served with notice demanding
payment of said Tax and lee Of twenty cents; which
Tax. il paid within ten day from the dale oil said
demand notice, will be charged ten per cent additional
as penalty and mileage.
Payment OF Taxes for Belmont County may be made
at the office of the Collector in Bridgeport, in Govern
nem money or the noles,of National Banks, at ANY
time prior the 5th day OF September, or 10 The Col
ec'or the times aud places sp eGed b. low: 40
ST. GAINESVILLE, Monday. September Sd.
UNF)NTOWN, Tuesday, Sept 4lL until noon
FLUSHING. :" ~ So % aflernoon.s
MORRIsTOWN, Wednesday, Sept. 5th
IENDRYSBURG, Thursday, Sept 6th until noon.
BEIL.AIRE, Saturday, Sept Slh. .SYft~f,
BARNESVll.LE Monday, Sept. lOth.
SOMERTON, Tuesday, Sept. llth.
PoWHATFAN, Friday, Sept 18th. ,,r,
Deputy Collector First Division XVIII Dist Ohio.
au23
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Probate Court.

NOTICE; is l,ereby giyerthst the following named
lNSExeculurs Administrators and Guardians have
filed in my Office st. Cairsve, Ohio, their accounts
and vouchers or settlement, 10 wit:
Joseph Carle, Admir- OF Daniel Warren, decd.
A w. Anderson Adm'r OF Jacob NJ. Spnngler, decd
z John Hattery, Adm'I Of George - Mchlilleu decd
Mary A. Taylor, Admir- OF William Y. Taylor decd
l4emuel Dallas Guardian OF Sarah A. smith,
Thos. & Caroline Duff, Ex'rs o Wm. l.. Duff decd
Thos. Mitchell, Admir- Of Henry G Lighue, decd.
s2AsC Ramage, Admir- Of Asa McMeii, decd.
James Kinney. Admir- OF George Burns, dec'ds-
c, Foulke, Guardian Of GeorgN w. Powell
Joseph p. ArrIck Admir- OF Robert c, Botkip, decd.
Peter Bramha, Guardian of Harriet A. Lnishley.
tJane Jarrett Adnlrx Of lanes jarrett decd,
The seven first ndmed accounts will be for hearing
aud settlement the 18Th and the last seven on the
18th days of September next. DAVID HARRIS,
August 23 1865. - Probate judge
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T'as Dayton Journal Of the 10th fires a
tremendous broadsije into Vallaudigham,
on the occasion of his exclusion from the
Pbiladolphis Convention. We quote few
specimens :.
The leader of the Ohio Democracy accepts
an invitation ia, go to Philadelphia to meet
the Southern allies of the Northern Democ
ferring to associate with 'blus bellied Mas.
sachusetts Yankees" Fancy Valandigham
solloquizing--" Time at last makes all
things even" " ~
The Copperheads, Bread-and- Butter nut
Republicans and Ex- Rebels. are burying the
hatchet at Philadelphia. but they used a
shovel on Vallandigham, the Woods, and
Dean.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that "the
Conservatives at Philadelphia assembled
have branded Vallandigham as un6tto as
sociate with sthers than traitors" 1t is
worse than that. The traitors themselves
have kicked him cut of their company, and
the political leper is wandering about the
camp Of the followers Of Moses, with ashes
on his pate, bowling "Unclean, Uncleanl'
Just imagine Governor Orr, and his port
| ly colleagues from chivarous South Caroli-
ma, walking with true Southern stateliuess
into the Philadelphia Convention, arm-in
arm with "blue-bellied Massachusetts Yam
kees." Mr.. Valandigham, like "Chevy
Slime" is '.jist around the corner"
When Benedict Arnold betrayed his coun
try he went to England, and the British de-
spised him for his treason. When @. l.
Vallandigbam went to the Philadel phis
Convention to meet the Southern rebels
with whom he sympathised and whom b,
aided during the rebellion, thsy scorned hi
society. History sometimes repeats itself
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The Executive Committee make appoint
ments for Township Mass Meetings, with
the speakers named ass follows: tlsts n.
MARTINS FERRY, Thursday, August %,
I'm g. L. Poorman.
HgSDRYsBURG, Thursday, August 23
p. NJ u Dantord and Alexis Cope. f.
FLUSHING, Saturday. August 25, 7 p. NJ.
L Danford and G. w Hoee.
BELMONT, Saturday, August 25, P. NJ
Judge Cowep, Sr. .-,..
PLEASANT GROVE. (Colerain Township)
Wednesday, august 29. p. N. Judge
Coyen, Sr, and Alexis Cope.
S0MERToN, Friday, august 81, P. n.
Il. II. Cochran, q. L. Poorman. u
GAINESVILLE, Saturday. Sept. /, p.
NJ. O.. i. Poornap and r.. II. Cochran,
ARMsTRoNG's MILLS, Saturday, Sept.
l, 2P. NJ l.. Danford and Isaac Welsh.
CENTREvILLE, Saturday. Sept l, p.
NJ. j.. Danford and Isaac Welsh.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Sept, /, Up. NJ
G. W. Hoge and Alexis Cope.
The Union men of the various neigbbor-
hoods will make all necessary arrangements
for these meetings, and secure full turn
out.
Men of all parties-and the Ladies-are
earnestly invited to attend. rr .f.f
Additional meetings will be announced in
due time. r !. ,-g.t-t.....-
By order of the Union Ex. Com.
G. L. POORMAN, Chairman.
r. II. COCHRAN, Sec'y.
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,lmonts. Tue score was as follows:
27 2s
1st ad Sd 9TH 5th 9th 7,h a

is, % Sd 9TH 5,h 9th 9Th Eth 9th
ssir,'"......s ssimon, .......:.s is Gpa G
..Unp,re-c. H. Meclallen, Nassau Club Princ-,on.
MI Scorers-IIary List OF star, r. " Cochran Of
Belmont. Home Euns-Belnontt l.. Fly Catches-S,ar
~ Belmont =. Time-2 hours and 50 minutes,
When the result was announced, the
Stars gave the. Belmonts three cheers
The compliment was heartily returned by
the Belmonts. and three cheers given,
also, for the Umpire.
The Umpire, Mr.. McCsllen, gave entire
satisfaction to both parties His prompt
ness and fairness were universally com
mended. ..i
After the game was concluded, the Stars
and their friends were invited to the Ma
tional Hotel by the victors, and partook of
asumptuous dinner. Mr.. james B. Camp.
bell, of the Belmont Club, presided at the
table, and in a shert address welcomed their
guests to the creature comforts" provided
forthem... Mr.. Oxtoby, reporter for the
Wheeling Register, responded, on behalf Of
TIE Stars. The wine and other goed things
provided by "mine host" added to the CON
viviaities Of the occasion. Ja.lfs
The reporter for the Wheeling Register,
in his paper of Monday morning done oul
Club great injustice. He, attempted tO
tighten the fall of his friends by complaining
about the ground the trees were in the road
DO. The truth is no balls were caught from
trees The reporter says: "Owing to tht
disparity in grounds, the tive Clubs have
agreed to play the game orer again" OF
Wheeling Island, on Friday. Net wore
of this is true. A return game was agreed
upon. and hothi8g whatever said 6f "piayinl
it over" We think this poor return fo
the handsome manner in which thereporte
and his friends were entertained by the Bel
monts, and the magnanim0us spirit show
by the victors.
The Register of this norniHg makes tn
amcnde honorable.
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M a r r Z D :

GREENI.EE-RRoWN--nn the 9Th inst, by Rev. s.
II. Wallace, Rev. Andrew Greehlee and Mrs. Jane
H. Brown, all OF Belmont County. lf-
MINTIER-DAVIs.-on the 10Th inst, at tie residence
OF the brde's father near New Athens, o., by Rev.
w II. Morton, Mr.. James Mintier aud Miss Lizzie
A. Davis.
MoNTG0MERy-sHAW the residence Of the
brides parents, th 18th inst, by J. II. Drennen,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph T. Montgomery, Of Bethany, w. ",
aud Miss Sarah Shaw, OF Belmont County
OGLEVEE-hfU hfURRISs--on the l6ih inst !, by Rev. It,
r. Crawford, Mr.. Hugh oglevee, Of Harrison County,
and Miss Mary Z. c., daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Morris,
Of Belmont County. w. .s--..r
UTrON-ECKLES.-Atihe Frazier Hohse, 81 clairs-
Vile, the 2lst inst..by Rev. j. b. Johnston Mr..
Eli Sutton and Miss Bella Eckes, both OF Bel'noHco
wIsE-KEySER.-on the OH inst, at the residence
OF j. W. Keyser, Esq., by Rev. ID. Lavery, assist
: kiissJennie Keyser, oil Of Bslmoii couniy.n
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A MAroH GAME OF BASE BALL.-A
match game of base ball was played on Sat
urday between the first nine Of the Star
Club Of Wheeling and the first nine Of the
Belmont Club Of st. Clsirsvills. The chal-
lsnge came from the Star Club, and the
game was played on the grounds Of the Bel
mont Club. on the Belmont County Fair
Grounds. A large number of spectators
we're on the ground, about half Of whom
wers ladies.
The game resulted in an easy victory for
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE, O.:
Thursday August 90, 1866
2 Local Matters.

bB-NoTfus TO SUBsoRIBERs.-A oar
ssJse,ters ioho fad their paper, married. thus
N on the margin, after their names, ,oM
sndvstead that their subscriptions are about
e~t, and that they drs requested 10 rsneto
An papers are stopped ,ohen the su5scrip.
tsen erp6es. tsa
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Belmont Common Pleas.

FetItlon Tor I1artltiOn--NOfice.
Archibald Rask, dgnsudaut THE sboy. named
4 dPfsrdnlts yyto re.
Harvey A. Morgan and Clnr- side In Iisrdsol ourty
euce RMoEgoH trninorsl defs Ohio are hereby notified
mat petition was hed against them thr oih day o,
August. -15 Ia the CoIr Of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont Comfy OHIO by said Archibald Rusk and IS now
rrhsng. wherein s =aid Rask demands partition Of
the following described real estate situate in aid Coun-
" OF B-inort aud IN Up. :. f. The FIRST trsrt being
hc SOu gUBrer Of Ssction7 containing 1Gl acres
! ROOD aud pcrcnes except Is S5-l0O acre T the
NoTthwe-l corner O said ltGci. sDd By Michael lusk
william Patton. Tie $ec.ri tract being 10 IS lfp acres
IN e SolBesst par ..i the Sombeast gasret Of Section
-. particularly described ii said petition.
Al the next term of said Court application will be
made y the said Archibald Rusk for order that par.
uGlvI hc made Of ,1it premises.
ARCHIBALD RusK.
ID. ID. T Cawzv. Auiy foF Pel'r.
August g. l59s.-0
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All those interested in fhe welfare Of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School are requested
to meet at the house Of Mrs. ]. d. John
son, on Monday evening next, to discuss the
'propriety Of having Tableaux and Con-
cert fer the benefit of the School, and to
devise mesns'fsr bolding the same.
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HToTTGE

C,E6LED PROPOSALS will be received n, M. An.
- dtDfs O1ioe. by The Commissioners Of letnon,
County, until Saturday Sept sths st o'clock Tor fsr.
uishiBa sH the msierial and soInpIetng n buiidas on
tho County ln6fmnfy Farm. Said building 10 be brick
90 feet IN length by ~ n width Two stories high and 70
be completed according 10 tpseihcausns sOw IN the
Auditors Office or examination.
The comslssicnets reserve the right OF rejecting all
By efder o. conmssi yners
Y. s. CLARK, Auditor.
st. CisIrsyire, August 0, IG6.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
The Great Invention of the Age in
Ho OP s * IR i 8 e.
w. BRABLEY'S New Patent DrPLEX ELLIP
TIC tor doublel SPRING SliRr.

J. w. BRABLEY'S New Patent DrPLEX ELLlP
TIC TOR d0ublel SPRING SKIRT.
SI,IIIS INVENTION consists OF Duplex Tor two) FL
lipGc Pure Rehned Sleel SpIinss ngenously
braided tghily and frny toSver, edseio edge, making
the uughesi fexbis elasiIc and durable Spring
ever used They seldom bend or break, like the single
springs, and Consequently preserve their perfect aud
beaAdfuI shape than twice as lo1g ne any SGise
spring SkiIt that ever has eau he Made.
The won erful hexnbty aud great confoTl and
pleasure Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly n all crowded ssenl-
blies, Operas Carriages, RailIcAd Crs Church Pews,
Arm Chairs. for Promenade nus House Dress. rs The
Skirt can be folded when IN use 10 occupy small place
easily aud conveniently six or IN sin dfGss.
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, CoIn'ori and
Great Conv nvsnience OF wearing the Duplex Epuc Steei
spring Skn lor single day will never afterwards viii
ngly dispense with their use. For Chiidrsn, Misses
and Young Ladies they are superor 10 NIL others,
The Hoops covered with pty double twisted
thread and will twice - iors a. The singe yarn
covering which used On all Single Steel Hoop skirts.
The three bottom zoos every Skirt also Doabe
Steel and twice double cred prevent the
ering frorn wearing od the rods wh,. dragging down
Stairs Ioae steps, etc ele which hey are constantly
subject 10 when IN use. -
All are made OF the new and elegant Corded Tapes
and III hest qvalily in every pnr, giving 10 the
the most graceful and perfect shape possible and
are unqnesi ioaby the ghest most de rahe. comfort
able aud economical skin made.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY PropJietors' OF the
InveptiOn and Soe Mapaiaetnress ~ Chambers and
40 aid 81 Reade Streets New York
For sale in ell frst class sioses IN this, county and
Cuba, Mexico, South Ameriea aud tue West lndes.
s IpPIre for The paflex Eilipic tor doa' y sH.Ag
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House and Lot for Sale.

1 OFFER FOR SALE House and Two Lots ut
Glencoe, Belmont County, Ohio. The house is
new one-story iraine. with two rooms. Lots under
ience. Suitable Tor any perso desri, carry Oh any
mechanical BY ,iness, Terms S3t 0 cash
apr5-tf CHARLES Mccoy
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STATE DAEK OF OHIO.
Notice 20 Note Holders.
OTTIcE CT INK STATE D>yE os ONO,


OrTIcE CT THK STATE B>sH os Omo
- - 60 COIrNBUs, Nov p5 Iss5
A THE CHARTER OF THIS RANK WILL TX.
n FIRE on the hrst day of May next the Managers
as possible
A person, hold ng said Notes Of the state Bank of
OHIO are requested % present the same al any Of the
Hr8nches. without reieEsnce 70 the rartcnlaf Branch
that issued the same. and they will be promptly re-
d9-ined IN u. y Legal Tender Notes : -
When presented in oi five hundred dollars and
over they will he redeemed il desired in sight drafts
on New York at par aud express charges pad by Inc
Branch 70 which such p1ct ages are sent.
b order Of the Board of Control
J. ANDREWS, Presidept
The Notes Of any Of the DfHuyt~s % STATE Ra.iS
wili be redeemed sIse ~ the above notice OF Pres
ideHt Andrews at the ohce Of the Firi National Bank
Of Bridgeport, Ohio.
d-2l-tf JOHN C TALLNAN Cashier.
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MIR. Bingham's Appointments.

HoN. JOHN A. BINGHAM, Union
candidate Tor Congress, will address the
People Of Belmont County at the following
times and places:
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Monday Erening, Sept.
Sd, at o'clock. .,.l. tlt
MARTINS FERRY, Tuesday Afternoon,
Sept. 4th, at 2 o'clock. ,.s7. ....-....
BKLLAIRE, Tuesday EUening, Sept. 4th,
at o'clock. q,
BELMONT, Wednesday Afternoon, Sept.
5th, at 2 clock.
New CASTLE, Thursday 4 Jternsen, Sept.
9Th, at 2 o'clock
BARNEsvILLE, Friday afternoon, Sept.
tn, at . o'clock. r.#H
HENDRYsBURa, Friday Erehiag, Sept.
7tt, at 7 o'clock
FLUsnINe, Saturday Afternoon, Sept.
sth, at 2 o'clock.
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Notice to all Concerned.

A LII PERSONS knowing themselves indebted TO
N the late sMarin l5. Homer will please call and
settle the same with Mrs. NJ A Ramage, who is aathor-
lied receive and receipt for the anne
au23-3s THOMAS BONSAlI.