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9qu Orleans Daily Cygeateut.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %, 1866
Interesting Trial.
BOLD ATTEMPT TO DEFRAuD AN INSURANCE COM
PANY BY NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE.


Correspondence of the Chicago Evening Journal
ROCKFORD, ILL., Oct 10.-A suit has occupied
the public attention here its progress before the
circuit court, that is Of great Importance to in.
surance men and the public generally. The pecu-
liar closing of the case makes il fit, nerhans To
give an outline of the case and testimony. Leaving
your readers to form conclusions for themselves
referring them to the more elaborate record Of
testimony winch the company will themselves
publish for additional details and opinions.
In November last, couple were married in Be-
loit Wisconsin, one morning, under the name Of
D. ID. Sargent and wife, Immediately after the
marriage, the groom called upon the agent of the
travellers insurance Company, in great haste, for
an accident policy as he was going off on the next
tram. Being strapped, he pawned his watch to
pay the fees. About one month later the good
people of Pecatonica ILL.,, upon information of
henry j., Allen and others, who stated that Sar-
gent mad that afternoon come in on the train, and
had been drowned while skating, searched dill
gently for the body, and continued cutting ice and
looking for him for two or three days later. A
few months later the BeOit agent was notified by
the attorney here, of Sargent's DEATH aud the for
malites Of the proof were finally completed. Gen
Julius White, at Chicago, representing the ives
tern interest of the company, suspected from the
looks of things something wrong and at first sup
posed the man Sargent to be reality, though
doubtiug his death. The company delayed pay
ing till they could satisfy themselves. Meantime
suit was brought against them by Mrs. Sargent.
The case was called up at the present term of the
court. The prosecution put in evidence that one
day last December, John H. Sargent, the husband
of the plaintiff, came to Aliens on the afternoon
train and then going skating, fell through an air
hole and was seen no more. The Witnesses testi
fed explicitly as to their position at the time and
to the position of the air hole from such points.
The witnesses for the marriage, and the minister
who performed the ceremony, testified to their
belief that John II. Sargent and man now called
Henry }. Allen, were one and the same individual.
The insurance agent who issued to Sargent (so-
CdllCd) policy, and two clerks, testified that q
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0rRICEAL.


STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE pElARTnEHr,
New Orleans, September l4th, 1866,
EHT REREAg, II. B. witt haS applied to III e
w for the canceiing of his official bond Clerk Of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans to.wit
bond, dated the I'd Of November 1861 for the e
$5 signed by s. Witt principal 4nd secured by special
mortgage his property described said bondhe said bond
being conditioned for the faithful performance BY said p s.
Witt Of his duties Clerk aforesaid
to show In writing the Office Of the Secretary Of state
within ninety days after the last publication Of this advertise
mtnt why the said bond should be cancelled and aunued
Gven under hand and seal Of State above and the in
dependence Of the United STATES the ninety first
J. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA, DBP4RTEMENT DE- L'ExKcUTIF,
Nouvelle Orleans lie IA septembre 1866. !
TTENDU gu'applacthtSOn etc fAfte u mol
n par s. Wltz pour la cancellation de son obligation
ohicee grefer de Ia Deuxeme Cour de District dc
Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datee du noyeInbre $780, pour la gomme
de 5000 sgne par P s. Wiltz principal ct tenue par
hypoheque special proprete decr dams la de obga
ton la de obligation etan cOndonne pour la dee
cution par e dit r. g. Wilt de dey0irB gTeer
de Deuxieme Cour de District de la Nouyee Orleans
dit
consequence toutas les personnes nte
aire Eat dams les 80 jours qu suvon la dniere puoca
on de cete proclamation rasons pour esquee 10 dit
obligation ne serait pas cancee ct annulle.
UOnne signature ct lie de pEat, la date
cdessus ct la 9eme de Independence Flats Unis
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par le Gouverneur:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretaire d'Etat
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sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER In FROM e TO DAYS.
| Important Invention for Seasoning Humber.
1t will Lumber average cost of 81 per 1000
1t will Lumber thoroughly and check II eR
than any other process
1t is safer does the quicker cheaper and better thar
any other process.
The expense Of Kiln Right Is within the reach Of
| every one.
It costs dry the Lumber than to haul
twenty miles.
| NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the ready be worked i'm
| mediately.
The cost OF changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln of erecting Kiln and the price of Right,
often saved in year by this process
No need OF keeping large stocks Of lumber hand 1t COST
less dry this process than the price while
drying III the air.
Carpenters Coopers CABINET Carriage SASH Door AND
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession of the
Right to this invention
A Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
This process is use in the Gar shops of the Pennsy
vana Central New York Central Atlantic and Great West
Lo1is Illinois Central Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash Sundusky Dayton and
the manufacturers OF Cars CARRIAGES Sash Doos and Blinds
Agricultural etc. throughout the United States
niGEAISS FLOUR, MEAL FEgIr, YEGGETABL LES
| substances dried by this process.
of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right by
| paying for the drawings and specifications.
| For further Information, address
JOSEPH FRY,
I 20 2023. PostOfice. New Orleans La.
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BY the Governor
COTTON TIES.
RUrLER's PATENT OOrTON TRl

RUTLER's PATENT OOTTON T6N
-
The undersigned sole agents. have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use with the buckle firmly
tachsd end ofthe hoop This Tie recommended
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and th
great with which be adjusted to oats any sSs
1t has been used BY large number o planters since 1872
their entire satisfaction
oEdera will be received at eur once,
R. gLEAKIEY CO.,
ana 4 PnvdrnA s+yaat ctrTer of Tchoun,+crlaa
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RUSS, RUSS
RUSS RUSS,
gt. Domingo Bitter
RUSS, RUSS
ut. Domingo Blttersr
st. Domingo Bitters,

Ono of the most valuable combinations of useful medicine
and agreeable beverage that has been offered the
public Millions of bottles sold throughout North
during the last four years. and wherever introduced 1t has
proven addition the nvaids table, the family
circle and the bachelors sldeboard
Ladies' strength and appetite and suffer from
nausea, vomiting and vertigo
Gentlemen who dont feel very we'll inst before breakfast
dinner whose stomach is of order system
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Travellers who have occasion change their water and
All who live in malarous distcta and subject mias
Influences will find valuable tonics and
nyigorAtors that can be taken, in
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THE POPULATION OF PARIs.-AGcording to the
census recently taken ofthe city of Paris, its pop
ulation, exclusive of foreigners sojourning there
is about ], zoe, 900.
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COOKING STOVES
THE CHARTER OAK
KING STOVE.

In recent advertisement, Mr. Perry asse.ts that The
CHARTER OAK STOVE does not differ from the Old
Hathaway" Stoves and possesses" no merit over he
Stoves he sold twenty years since.
We would simply state that if he Ia s selling the Stoves
he sold twenty sin he isus twenty years behind the
age and that he devatng from the truth when he
the CHARTER OAK differ in its construction from
the Stoves he offers for sale.
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From the Washington Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, Feb. l6, 1856.

From the Warrington Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, Feb l6, 1864.
To VIM. Keller, Esq, Constructing Engineer:
Strive have two of Bulke's Lumber Dryers in operation
In this yard have made thorough of the process
1rber, viz: Five White Pine Planks:
No Weighed in 81 lb;, weighed out So lbs; gauged III
No. g Weighed in 81 lbs; weighed olt 81 bs; gauged
Ii 3l6 inches gagged out l3M
No Weighed II 8 ~ weighed out 81 S gsused in l5
No Weighed IN 2 bs, weighed ont 81 MS gauged in 1871
~ Wsghed il 3 bs weighed out 81 ns gauged ia l5
No. s. green black Walnut board weighed in Is s out
lbs: gagged in II BIG inches, out lbA.
No 7. a black Walnut board weighed in ~ bs, out &
bs; gaugedin l2h inches, cut ll7S.
Ar Ash plank inches yseEs in yard, weighed III
No o. Pine plank S6 inches yesis in yard, Weighed
In IS BIS, out 81 gagged in l5}S inches, ont l5.
ID. An old dry board gagged in 9A inches, gauged out
No IL An old dry board IA inch thick gaagsd in I2a
inches gauged out l2A inches.
pieces the pieces taken each day One PIECE
1914 inches vide hrunk Of inch IN 43 hours Ahf
piece which under fire three and half days shrunk
than the one which was in tue kin ouy - hours
The shrnEage be taken by the superhetea
steam before the moisture II all gene
bright and full Of life as thebest dried lumber.
We these Klns great advantage this yGrd
believe process just what have long needed Ii
j. n. DOWNING, Master Joiner.
| G. L. WILLIS Foreman.
L. A. TUEL. Quarterman.
believe the set forth in the above
ton to be correctly stated and the to have been
| complete success. S. p BhOWh, Navy Agent.
The results the experiment above reported satssc
tory and we believe them to 9 G correctly ESI stated
Chlefof Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks
W. p. S. SANGER,
Engsneer-inc hiefof Nsyy Yards and Docks.
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JEWELRY.

JEW ELRY
6 BEER.. .............................@. h1gR
No 30 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
Jevvelrg, Watches, Silver and Plated NNarS
SOLE AGENT sOK--
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Zine Colo Watches Hunting Cases diamond mounted and
snragsd best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins
in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and E:ruscan Gold
Is karat Gold Guard and Chains pRttsns Sleeve
Buttons and Studs every variety and workmanship
GsnB Scarf Masonic Pins various dssigns Silver
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons, Cups Gobe
Napkin Rng Castor etc. Pocket snd Table Cutlary, bfg
makers and superior quality.
Clocks
9nee and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood,
BDectnelea,
Cola, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The lar attention OF those needing helps
rasnectuy solicited to semInons Brazilian Pebbss tho
only glasses that should be uaed New Pebbles reset m
old frames Psrteusrattenion paidto repairing wAchss
Jewelry the best being employed.
Rayaazrher. 20 CAHP STREET. un6gr the City Hatai
STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
ToaN n. MYDE az oO.-GoHN E HYDE, ED. j
RooKKRJ
! STEAMBOAT AGENTS
General COmmIsalon and Forwarding MeI
chnnts,
70. us COMMON STREET,
New Orleans, La.
Particular and personal attention given to shs collection
freight bills.
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PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.


Ny Button Tie the FIRST offered for any in
the South and has been BY thousands Of paner with
universal approval have made valuable Improvement
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which for simpl
city facility and expedition ofedustment to bales o!
to any offered to the public
The advantages of iron rope for balng cotton
UNIVERSAL acknowledged It holds the bale much smaller
compass is applied and fastened with much facility,
ports immensely the risk from re stronger
strength not impaired by time and that
This last advantage has strkngy manifested during
Thousands of bales of cotton have been lost by the
ro hoops 6@o been used In addition to this il can he
nhed nearly fifty cent cheaper than rope The derange
ply of hemp prices unpre
cedentedly high Indeed suiciency bang moderate
have ayran yed for the Importation large quantity
Messrs Chambers Latting for the sale and delivery ny
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans July 7, 1859
-1n January your press 1899 bales
your Iron lie safely arha che cotton bouu
vas received in better order than generally
The cotton when discharged from the ship in Liverpool wa
in better order than the rope bound It highly pre-
erabe for ground tier the damp arising from the bas
that denpness win rope bound can confidently
co1meud Your Iron Tie took this lot for oxpermen
and carefully watched it. both in loading and dschargng
= - - JOAN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned, Fire Warden and Fire Inspector
New Orleans Insurance Companies o. opinion that
Iron Tie affords protection against FIR
J.YoUENEs, Fire Warden.
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department,
CHAMBERS s LATTING,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
AND
DEALERS IN BAGG1NG, ROPE AND TwrNE,
81 Garondelet street, New Oreans
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made by Bulkley Patent Lumber Dryer: One piece
Pine board l2a inches wide IA inches thick weight n
and gagged ont Il 56, lost in weight This
dried in the yard three years and year
kim by Recommend this to all manufacturer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

DIAPER AND sTATIQNERx wABEaoust
Nos. Sc and 3 COMMON STREET.
We have in and extensive stock Of
Wrapping Writing Papers, Stationery Blank
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapted brancf
! ETEvsNs 4 BEYA0gE.
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From w. HI. Langley,
Manufacturers of Barrels, Gallipols, Ohio.
The Dry Kiln built under the direction of Agent fol
seasoning in USE and believe
performs work fully well you claim for it. would
about slaves those partly seasoned know
ing can in few days. small expense, have them wei
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J. GoNEGAL,s COLUMN.

20."".sT. oEAREEa srREBT......s1O
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FROM k&' A' az m WeDsLers
Manufacturers of Barrels, Eenburg Center New York.
We have use Bulkleys Patent Dryers They ar,
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers
interest alone each year one Of them.
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From Moore 81 Camplon,
PHILADELPHIA,

Test made by Bulkeys Lumber Dryer of pieces Of
Walnut boards II inches wide about half dry shrunb
ZIG inch width 10 inches wde dry it could
made INK inch in width In opinion, this process
dnna1nn in trait
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY.

GREENBACKs ARE coon.
BUT
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made shrunk inch in width In opinion this process
does not iniureit. -
Te,ts Made at the shops OF the Psnnsylxania
In make Bulkley's Patent Lumber Dryer
the Kiln filed with cherry ash Rop pine oak and baek
Ths iooEins kfnds Of lumber weighed and
inch pine plank weighed in 2 ns weighed out IS s
nd pnnf &c. weighed out 50
gagge!d in " inches gaIg ed ont l8 = g.
56}5 Ms gauged in TX inches, geuged ont AZ
piece e oak weighed IN 1888 MS, weighed l57 MS
gagged in ga by 9l6 lnches gauged out 60 by ZIG.
@ s SSG oa Il ySs n tgsnt5 S SO Ts
came from the kiln ready to work;
j. p LEVAN, Superintendent Car Department.
JNo, P. LAIRD, supt Motive Power and Machinery
The practical operation Bnkleys Lumber Dryer hae
to b 2t forth By TIE
| "a p"N''-'N' THOMAS A. SCOTT. vice President
From G. f. Allen,
Superintendent of Work and Car Shops Chicago
g s "Rs 1ds It F4 hs Of sEev
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
the lumber safety from fre small amount Of ue easily
further to that the lumber dried
used per day the lumber dried four wesks
and the lumber was more thoroughly than any we
have dried heretofore and that too without any checks
From William johnson,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops, Auburn, 7.
It has help Iconsidet the best mode OF
| drying lumber nowin use
From 8. j. Hays,
VS Central Gent ne Rsqad
| another kin, and shall build several more.
From s. G. Case,
sgperintendent Of Car Dept OF Michigan Central Raread
If w an
mend this as the best in sse
From Barney, Smith a. Co.,
I9,,sa n
We deem the process equally well adapted to soft and hare
ssf Ct * e5 ns Ne n 4
From Dean 81 Eaton,
Oar Builders, Detroit Michigan.
Some 81 by Il inch green OAK for trucks dried IL
d the air. We have horouES
find lumber does not shrink particle after coming ou
1 From Russell IL Co.,
Car Builders and Manqfactnrers Of Resper Mowers Ho
The nnbsF comes from th s sp al ready to work From
the lumber before the moisture is all OF tn
wood remains firm and tough and susceptible of
lent finish We convinced that 1t is the best only
of thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From Sanger 81 Casey,
far exces all other modes fdryng lumber thai nave cam
under observaEonin regard to simplicity eheapnes
the center sndinan almost incredibly short space eftme
From q. Aultman az Co,
Manufacturers of the Buckeye Reaper Mower Canton
We haze eS a I6 %5 P5pT ash 81 and walnut in th5S
are fally satisfied with the process.
From E, Ball,
Manufacturer of Ohio Reaper and Mower, Canton Ohio
than cord and halt of wood, we opened the kiln Aitt
tperieety seasoned.
From Y'homas Mast q Co.,
8 suf BasSfHs an RT t FSo Cider
We have used the process between two aud three yesr
vcton nr lumber is tn as srGng as when dried n the
| in Me- il han
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BUAKAnH'".. nUhRa.HH's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM e TO 4 DAYS.
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which at the top of the Fire Chamber,
passing down behiRd and forward underneath it and then
down the front end Stove the front end Of the bottom
Of the Oven to point which, being srthest from the fire.
necessarily became less heated than any other part and
to remedy this difficulty equaize the heat in the Oven
the HOT AIR FLUE was invented by its operation
the intense and sup Csing 400 dcgee that
radiated through the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-05-31
Meeting of the Central Com
mittee.

The members Of the Union Central Com
mittec are also requested to meet at 81.
Ciairsuinc, on Saturday, June 9th, for the
purpose of agreeing upon the time and
place for holding the Convention to nomi'
nate a County ticket, and transactiug other
important business.
A full attendance is desired.
The Committee is constituted az follows
Coleraln-B Ellis Dsngsn; Flushing
DR.. j. sgd. Baily; Goshen-Janes Tall.
man Kirkwood-R. w. James Mead
Chss. @. Fowler; Psase-,Noah Scott
Pultney-J. s. Crafty RichlandEECoL. q.
L. P~oorman; Smith-Hon. A. G. Ramagei
Somerset John Mead William
Hogue ; Warren--Benj. Davenport; Wash
iugton--Hon. Isaac Welsh Wsyne-JobI
Lisle Wheeling-John Henderson; York
Lewis Boyer.
By order.
HENRY WEST, Chairman.
J. B. LoNaGLEY, Sec'y.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
SATURDAY, june 9th, 1850.

The Union voters Of Belmont County are
requested to meet in Convention at st.
Clairsvills, Saturday, june 9th, 1866, at
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting
Seven Delegates to represent Belmont
County in the Union State Convention, to
be held in the City Of Columbus, Wednes.
day, june Goth, 1866. ...
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
BY order of the Co. Union Cent. Com.
HENRY WEST, Chairman.
j. b. LoNaaLEY, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-05-31

INSURANCE. Since the fire, agents of
foreign Insurance companies have been
driving q big business in our town. Why
cannot we organize a Belmont County Mu-
Itual Insurance Company Here in this
County, where We scarcely ever have a ere.
We are sending pat our money to foreign
~ssmpaniss, and paying the losses on the
great fires in thscities. Insurance Compa
niss could not live six mouths ifthey insured
satirsly 10 the cities. We could undoabt-
sdiy get our insurance cheaper through .
home mutual company, and We think il
. ought to be organized This experimsn,
was tried successfullyin Monroe County ant
up in Columbiana. Belmont is a weather.
County than either Of those, and We should
organise such . company at once. z's
3 What say the people?
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HENRY WEST Chairman.
J. B. LoNaGLEY, Sec'y.

TIE LEWIS HOUSE. We direct atten-
ton to the advertisement of this House, in
another column. Mr.. Frazier ha, greatly
improved the character of the House, and
persons will now find as good accommeda-
ton there as they have ever found at any
hotel in the County. Mr.. f. and his clerk
are assiduous in their attentions to guests.
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s6-NeTroE TO SUBSCRIBERS. AL ofour
subscribers pho find their papers marked thus
ID on the margin, after their names, wiH
understand that their subscriptions are about
sst. and that they are requested to renetO.
AL papers are stopped ,shen the subscrp-
ton expires. of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-05-31

EDITOR CHRONICLE: Permit us to tender
our most grateful thanks to the citizens of
town and country-especially the ladies'
for their kindness in removing our goods
out of the reach of the destructive fire, on
Tuesday Of last week, By their untiring
efforts nearly all of our goods were saved.
We are incapable of commanding language
to express our gratitude for the favors shown
US. WATSON & GREssINaER.
Sc. CyatrsviMe, Nay 80, 1866.
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M ID.

CRAIG-PERRY On the 23d inst, by Rev. DR.. Drum
mond. Mr.. Ezra Craig, Of Woodsfeld. Monroe Co.,
and Miss Vileta +. Perry, Of GAINESVILLE.
WHITE-JONES.-On the 24th inst, by Rev VIM. II.
Morton, MIR. George White. late of the 9sth lnf'y,
Ohio Vols, and Miss Maggie A. Jones, Of New Athens
sHIPMAN-PLUMMER.-on the 2i,h inst, by Rev.
r Cartwright. Mr.. Hugh NJ. Shipman and Miss Ada
line Plummer, all Of Belmont County.
CRAIG-wALTERS- On the 9Th inst by Samuel F.
Davies, Esq, Mr.. Benjamin l.. Craig and Miss Mary
E. Walters, all Of Belmont County.
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NATIONAL TAXES.

1 A Ii. PERSONS INTERESTED arr hereby notified
IN tbatI will be al the following places, al the times
named, when
Returns of Income, Applications tor
License, and other National Taxes,
NAV be mader-oiherwise they will have to be reporte !
a At ~ osles r sMEETiEG HOUSE, 'Itflu.hinss Town.
ship1 the 3isl day OF May.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 7lh and sih days OF June
BARNESVu.E. 13h TAX, ti4uh aud 18Th OF June.
10Th and 7Oth days Of June.
NEW CASTLE, as and S2dldays Of Jule
And al my Office in Belmohton hiondsys nhd Sa'aF
days OF each week, 70 receive lists.
oler appointments for other townships whi DC made
y ALONZo p. MII,LEa. ASH Assessor
my1o Rms sd DIVISION io" os' d o"''
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A Gard.

We embrace the first opportunity to re-
turn eur heartfelt thanks to the many
friends who SO willingly and industriously
aided US in saving our property during the
disastrous fire, and also to those who have
since shown so much kindness.
JNo. JEPsoN & Son.
st. CzairsuiNe, May 80, 1865.