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Gen. Sam Wu1t, Adjt. Genl, Tennessee,

MA Gen. Sam HINT, Adjt. Genl. Tennessee,
,,,o, Capt. j.. VI. RUcRer, Mail Agent, on
steamer plying between GaIlipOlis Ohio and
petersburg Va also Capt Pitts Reynolds
ondT. Il. Mclaughlin, P. NJ, at Fayetteville,
Tsno. also Col. John J.. Douglass, P. NJ. at
zsDesyille, Ohio; also Liett, Jos, A. FEBRUARY,
Nashville also G. NJ, D. Brown, Chattanooga
.I,o Lieut.. Written, Liberty, Va1 and many
,,bo, friends have our thanks for faVOrs.
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(FrOm the Bristol NOws.) "a,
In Memory of Talbot Greene,

The suehcSS Of this memoir was q native Of East
fennessee-Aoyn and raised in JOnesbOrO. Bis early
education, ~eonSsPtiag 81 such culture a. was character.
istic Of the 6OssmoN country and Academic schools OF
his bOyhOod. Ia tAtse he gnve evidence OF a mental
type, which promised honor to himself, friends and
country. His aFst contributions to the press were In
1874, then In his eighteenth year, From that time, up
to within a few mnnths or his lamonted death, (which
occurred, June 7tlh lS57,l he was a irregular contributor
to the leading literary journals aud Priodicals Of the
United States and England.
Amer leaving cdiegn in lsSs, he devoted himself,
exclusively, to literary pursuits, and, with special
reference to AUTHORSHIP
His writings cOnsisted chiefly OF stories, plays,
poems, and sketches u k~yealities, Until, In 1850, when
he published +" The A~u'VrtcAn kSniEhssi a work PoPu-
larry and favorably known to the literary world.
Encouraged BY the aAttoring reception with which
his FIRST work was received, Ne p~Nblished, ia 1881 THE
Bivouc, or life In the Central Army Of Ky.h4'a thrill
ing and interesting narrative. He had scarcely conf
plStsd this volume when a SENSE Of duty 70 bis eoun-
try badO him abaAdon his cherished pdr.ults iof thcse
Of the soldier The dnties of the lattet he met with a
gAllantry becoming one Of such high and noble iIaPnl
ses, evincipg the same arior and zeal thateHef distin.
guished him rs a student, 1t was during the second
year Of this fearful struggle that no was wounded and
forced to retire from the field, Notwithstanding his
continued lndiapOsitiOn OccaslOned BY his disability he
prepared several novels II a hist6ric character fndhred
upon incidents Of the war In Tennessee. THESE VTihs
to their strong partisan character, could not he publish
ed in the United States, aud with several otheT stories
and interesting sketches, Of the same type, appeared
the past year In different london, (Hngo PeTivditess
These publications aliriled high conlrliment'frum inc
English prels--a compliment indicating his MERITS -
an author and Contributor % well A. the ptotlise ne
gave Of pre.eminence IN the helds Of lltetatare' Vnfof-
~lunately, for the proper Appreciation OF hs Merits, IN
Inc south "a a contributor 10 modern lltsratnrg, ffoin
considerations aforementioned hs Ablsst proddetiuhs
cannot be published: IN,
Though he has fallen early in the strip I hY stll
lives.r The scintellationa OF his bright aud, fsttilS gon'
lus will light upiliteraturo' . page when otnefe Fhose
memory have been forgotten. His death Is no ~oblitious
sleep. So long as literature Is appreciated ana nonor,
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1rnion Leagues.

e,oa m your delegates to the Convention
,bs 27.h inst, to nominate a Radical
,'.,on candidate for Judge Of the First judi
~, Circuit. Do not fail. Let the delegation
no large.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
va Consnmptives.

Tho advertiser, having been restored TO hesith IN :
fersd for several years with a severe lung Aaeeiioni
and that aread, disease, Consnmpt9n1s anAloas 70
make nuosa " his fellow -sndsfen mo hesac q eufe'
s~criplion used free Of chargel, With the directions ior
preparing and using Tie sau1e, which they VII and =
srRH cuRa for C~oNsuHFrfoS, AsrHsA, BRoeohiriss
couaHs, Colps, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The ouIy ua3ea o. no adrerlsst In ssufiog the Pre-
s~erip,isn 10 bsneht the %alictsd, and spfcadinforma-
tion uhfh he concsives 10 b Invaluable, and Ne
hopes even suRerr Wilt 4 his remedy, as VII eo.t
ing the preasfiYtion, TREf, By rniurn mall, viii pleaaS
address hEfsEDwAHD Aiw1LsnN,.
Niiiamsburg, kings Co.. New foff'
lssimlIleIla.MR.Aen
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M

UTILLIAM G. BROWNL0W, Governor Of
w the State of Tennessee. To the Sheriffs
of the counties of Hancock, Hawkins,
Greene, Washington, Carter, Johnson
and Sullivan, In said Stato--greeting;
You arc hereby commanded to open
and hold an election at all the places
of holding elections in your respcc-
tive counties, on Saturday, the 10th
day of October next, after having
given the notice required by law, for
the election of Judge of the first Ju.
dicial Circuit in said State, To FIJI
the vacancy otcasionod by the resign
alton of Hon, r. r. Butler, and due
return thereof make to me, according
to law.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand, and cause
II. g.. the great seal of the State. to
beafixed, at the Department
in Nashville, on the 9th day Of Sep
tembef, 1867.
By tho Governor.
W. G. BROWNTlOW
A. J FhbFUhEk, Secretary OF State.
Knoxville Whis, qreenville New
Era and J%onusboFU Flag copy till
election. m
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Moro AdYertigtna swindlera

CT. Shuts 4 Co. Advertising swindierD
Of TOY, New York, have proved to be tks
most extensive seoundrels in the Svindlius
business We know Of We can scarcely take
Up an'H'PaPer bu. we aud a couple Of col
uma' which they have imposed upon unsus-
p'eins publishers. They " TOOK q, Ia7 for a
hundred dollars worth Of advertising and we
u''n i our duty % notify the public Of their
operations, and 70 warn all Persons against
'ns's vile vrsiebss who are dsfsuding the
printer out Of bis hard earned dues.
Nsssk Publishers sSsrywhsro TO pass them
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Col. Thomas II. Reeves.

We see by a recent order of General Grant,
dated Washington, D. C., Sept. l4th, 1867,
that our friend Col. Reeves, now a Captain
in the Regular Army, has been granted an
extension to his leave Of absence until Oct,
18th. We are glad to have the Colonel with
na- -
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oNESBOR0Ue 9 al
FEMALE COLLEGE

WILL open on Monday September D. SEES
w sion ME- months Tutish per session:
Spelling ard Headingi 81 SO
The saS4e Ftlh RrihHaty GsSgtphy
and Arithmetic, II 90
An ststF branches. gteep, 4asie1 Is 90
Mnsie OH PisEd ard Guitar, 20 90
Contingent EAtests, - u 90
PEyt9ga! t5f haH session iAsafisbiy in ad-
vahCe.
No dedstti6H for absence except In cases Of
btotracted Illness.
During the present term, Boys will be nd-
mitted 10 I've lower etssses on the same ION
dition as 6iFts.
Board ID COED iapitss ftSAH 81 so to 80
90 per feeki
Musical Department EnGet cafe Of Profes-
sor GEARLEs D. btLLWosfs!
For partic d1afs, address
HENDERSON PRESattjb, Pr,adeuI,
lssiaugytE JohesboF6 Tenn
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A young couple were married IN
Gallatin on the 18th ult., and set out
Immediately on a bridal tour to Clarks-
villo. On the next evening the lady
was stricken down with applOPlexy,
and was carried back a corpse
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Lookout Mountain Educational
TnoNifs,fSnn0

Read the advertisement Of this most excellent and
healthy School, in another column. IT. situated ON
The summit Of Lookout, and Is coalucNd by Rev. O., y
=. Bancroft and ROV. G.. Q. Carpenter gentlemen OF
high literary and scientific qualifications, and Of uu'
Questioned loyalty. Send your children to lockout II
you desire them to have good health and a good and
thorough education. H.. r. ..H.
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business Behind.

n,,irc our absence a multiplicity Of letters
.,,o N hand which will require time to at
Nd ~ ard answer; also much other business.
o,, friends wild bear with US until we straight
=, things OGt-wheu all will move on as
,cuai.
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Religious Notice.

The last Quarterly mooting for this Conference year
in this station will commence Thursday night the 18th
inst, and continue over tho following Sabbath.
The Basket meeting at Brush Cresk, camp ground.
near Johnson's Depot, will commence Friday sePteul-
Der the 9Th and continue over the following Sabbath.
All are invited to attend. L. \. DBAKE.
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PRnaIAN POWDER.

The prescription has been pufshased OF 4
Pesian Chemist at a great cost. A Vial VIII
convince any one that IL win gfTs fellsf m a
short time. Cases Of ted years stahoihg
cured ID rom 10 10 10 days. One sase Of
I Years eufed in 0 days The PfopfsetorS
have sold 10 less thaa three rH5htHs BY let
ter, over 1850 packages, and aboat 300 e.r.
tifeates ard letters received CITING V the
creates, praise Of any medicines ser offered
70 the pdbtic-GH also Is creating. ths great
est sensAtioB aui0ng Dyspeptics that Eas sv-
or kuovh-teiief Is certaiH. Sent b rhail TO
any address hr 81 per p~uekags-,oue pack
ago snaicient for most any case. Addfess
p nILLEM 4 Co.
WILMINGTON, Delaware.
lssTseptt3ml.
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A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor.
STATE or TENNhsSBE,
ExECuTIvE DEPARTNEST,
NAsHvrLLE, August 20, 1867.

NASHNlLLEY august 40, loOis
XNYHEREAS, | HAVE BEEN oFFlClAt'-
w ly informed that an obstruction was
placed upon the track of the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad, on the
28d inst, near Richland Station, Ten
nessee, by some evil disposed person,
or persons, with the horrid design of
destroying the lives of the passen.
gers and the property Of the Railroad
Company -
Now. therefore, /, WIN. G. Brown
low, Governor Of the State of Ten
nessee, In discharge Of the d1ty i'm
posed Oh me by law, do hereby offer
n reward of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS for the a%pprehen1
sion and conviction Of the said evils
disposed pgrspns who placed said OBJ
struction on said railroad track. ,,.
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto set my official signature, and
caused the Great Seal of the State of
Tennessee to DO affixed, at the Ex-
ecutive Department, in Nashville, on
the 28th day of August, 1861. III
W. G. BROWNLOW.
By the Governor:
Az. FLETCHER, Secretary fStatC.
In addition to the above, the l.. &
n. R. r. offers $3.50, which increases
the reward TO Five Hundred Dollars.
ALBERT FINK,
Gen. sup't L. IN. r.. R. Co.
1S67sept13.
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Messrs. Fowler g. Gibbony, Bristol,
Tennessee.

We again call the attention of our readers
70 the advertisement of this enterprisiEg Hr'n
in auother column, They are selling chesp
goods,
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Paw Ue Your Taxes.

Sec TE Yesger'S tax notice. He has been indDl'
gent teyond degrees Ke must now resort to other
means II the taxes are not paid ap immediately.
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"DOS'r BR Foolish. You gah tiake, sb4 Dollars
rom Fifty Cents. Call and sxamihB VII lhteHff4n urg-
ntly needed by everybody. Or a sample sent free by
oft, ITO Chatham Square, New York. aag9Gayl
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THE UNION FLAG.
Jouesboro', Tenn, Sept 20, 1867,
LOCAL ITEMS.

40 Subscribers indebted To The Un'O"
r,ae are requested to come forward ant set
/, ,,.ir accounts Immediately.
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Tribute of Respect.

A. m.otinn oF tho phu.ioion, ~ Washt
nv mso'i"s " 'uo nysionaus v "'I
lngton County Tenn, held in J0nesborO
Sept. IA, 1867, DR.. Thos, I. Young was call
~ ~ CL.L, ii n n vrLaaI nnot,t
ca 70 tue OhairI anu Dr. " Wheeler appoint
ed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the
uoot;,.ta H. - ~ ~ avrraso;or 10 our
neVt'nB w ooto m"Ae "n eAp'u = ~
profound respect and Veneratlon Tor the CHAR
Acter and sorrow FIR the loss of our late be-
torsS go "a rsoSossinn. a hrothar nr g
lo'ou hieuu "nu 49,
b. cunningham. he theh appointed Dts.
Gibson. Kenney. LvOn, and Bowel a commit
a.. ~ &c D. II,tLons
'ee 10 u1"i' nesolusions
The COMMITTEE having rspOrISu Ino IOl-
tpwno resolutions they were unanimously
A1..,od, L'
"uoP'ou
WHEREAS, II hath pleased GOD " remove noa our
mld S, our SI'' bpStbsI b SRu s SISSyi. 'g n, CUSN stSgn aIp
WHOSE name and fame are held and ehefi,hod as a COM
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A Cash Job for 4 Wen digger

TFLUNsFORD, or some other experienced
Wen Digger win Apply to this once soon
tkey can hear Of . cash job. peF Sh
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DYspEpTtCs SUFFER no MOaE I.

DYSPEPSIA CONQUERED AT LAST,
TOY for DisPeptics-One of the creates!
pD cures Of the age sTet offered to the "Ofld
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several tracts Of iahd and town lots above
mentioned, Oh MSHdzS The 7th day of octO-
Der, 1867. 4 t,Rr.I. WY
DANIEL 5. NAVE, Bsssnus Collector
for Cater County, Tennessee.
Aug3O%4
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Indigo, Maddef,
Alum, COpperas
and Elk. lockwood.

I'm fact we havo everything usual
Y kcbs IN a first class Mercantile
Establishment. Wo respectfully in
vito tire p6bfiS 10 cari and examine
otf goods for themselves:
IA We viii pay the highest mar
kct prices fol incGrfent money.
Also the highest prices will be paid
for alf kinds Of Country PRODUCE.
HOSS, LAMPSON 4 co.
novlstf
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be large.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-03
Notice in Partition.

ERANCis BOGGS and James Boggs, ~hs reside in
Il Belmont County, Ohio aud David f. Boggs, who
resides in the County OF Davis aud State OF Missouri
will take notice that Margery Collins and James w
1861 Rie their petition in the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Belmont County, Ohio, demanding Partition Of the
following pre- misses in Belmont County, Ohio, 10 wit:
First Tract Bounded and described Us follows: Be-
ginning nj the w corner OF See. H. TIP Sand Range
thence with said Section line f. 1875 $40 perches 10
a post by the point OF rock thence N 10 deg. w.
IS Perehes 10 post near marked black oak, In the
line Of John Belts land thence W. 100 perehes 10
corner OF said Jshn Rels land standing in the Section
ne thence with said line South go poles 10 The place
Of beginningi containing i64 ares oi land, more
less. .e4.a
shin and Range aforesaid Beginning Tor The same nj
q white oak, standing In Aaron Newpon's line, near
his sprng run thence az deg w ~ poles 10 sugar
tree staining the line Of the above described tract
on the Fast side hereof thence 80 poles 10 q sugar
tree marked "B.h standing near stone coal bank !;
thence 100 deg w "a poles 10 a stake aud corner Of
land belonging Jacob LASH thence 81 perches TO
his corneri thence f. 10 $40 perches TO Aaron New
ports corner; thence g. 20 deg f. 81 perehes 10 the
place Of begnninsi containing % acres, be the same
more or lsss.
The above described tracts Of land heing the same
premises thai conveyed TO David Boegs by Sam.
bearing date the Let day Of April 1917 and recorded IN
Book sFn pages $40 and $50 OF the Records OF Deeds
Of Belmont Connty, Ohio, rsferenee being had thereto
will more fully appear
The said defendants notified that the February
Term. 1897, Of The Couu Of Common Pleas In and for
iloners-Margery Collins aud James w. cellins, hei
husbandwil ask that partition be made Of said prem
.ses. DANFOHD hENNON,
Dee. "a, fsa6y6w At'ys for Pe,lsisnsrs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-03
DEATH OF GEN. CURTIS.

. Major, Gen. Samuel r. Curtis died OF
appoplexy at Council Bluffs, Iowa, on
the 26th ult.
Gen. Curtis commenced life in Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, where his brother { H..
B. Curtis, a distinguished lawyer) still
resides. He graduated at West Point
Military Academy in 1881, but soon
resigned his commission in the army,
and remained in civil life until the
opening of the Mexican war, in which
he served as Colonel Of Ohio Volun'
teers. He was in Gen. Taylor's line,
After the Mexican war, Col Curtis
moved to Iowa, settled in Keokuk,
from where he was elected to Congress
for several successive terms. On the
opening Of our great civil war he
promptly rendered his services to the
Government, and was appointed Brig
adler General OF. Volunteers. General
Curtis had command at the great battle
OF Pea Ridge, one. of the most brilliant
victories of the war, and which won
for him Major Generals stars. His
career ranks among the most brilliant
of the war. At the close of the war
Gen. Curtis returned to civil life, and
was appointed one Of the Commission
ers on the Pacific Rail Road.
In personal appearance Gen. Curtis
had commanding presence. He wal
tall, with massive brow. deep. set
black, penetrating, yet kind eye; o
stern expression when his features
were In repose, bat animated and win
ming when In conversation. His man
ner was courtly and dignifed Hewa
aged 80 years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-03
Revolution In TeIegraphing.

The whole country with an united voice,
is rising in mighty phalanx against the ini-
auitous monopoly of tho present system. -
Since the big, f.h-swalow little fish process
of absorption and consolidation Of
most of the telegraph lines under one close
corporation with the name of Western
Union" with president named j. II.
Wade. the people have had just grounds to
put the seal OF condemnation on the whole
concern, 1t is voted, acknowledged nuis.
ance. and contemptible monopoly, alike re.
pugnant TO the independent spirit and pro-
gress of our age and country. Such mon.
opolies must and will fall, and with them
the selfish monetary Rluttons who filch lin
an honorable way) their millions FROM
the depleted purses Of the people. The
exorbitaut prices for dispatches charged by
the "Western Union" lines. the spirit oi
intolerant jackassism of the company's lead
ing managers. and the general disgust their
course has produced oil over the country,
insures. thank Heaven speedy dustin
up" of this unSiphtly monopoly. have
heard leading congressman from Ohio and
other States express their indignation In
terms more lorcible than elegant concern
ing this unpopular company. the western
Union" The introduction last week into
the HOUSE w tWO ttltSTupu UliiS WUuiu iu
dicate that Congress is thinking in earnest
Of taking advantage of this great and in
creasing means of communication. Mr.
Kasson's bill provides for the purchase oil
construction of line between Washington
and Boston, passing through New York
with stations at all the important points
The rates proposed are great reduction
from the present tariff, and the system !
to be part Of the postal management,
Mr.. Washhurno's bill authorizes the con
struction Of telegraph line from Wash
ington to New York. and is similar in it
minor provisions to that of Mr.. Kasson's
Tho tariff, according TO the provisions o
this bill, is to be ons-half cent per word
with two cents charge for delivery, eac|
message 20 bear a three cent postage stamp
Either plan would be Of advantage 10 tn
public, inasmuch as it would cause q reduc
tion Of charges by the lines now in opera
ton where the government proposes !
enter into competition. There can be littl
doubt, also, that such lines could be operate
with profit by theGovernment quite as greI
az that now derived from the postal service
The Postolhce Department cannot be col
sdered certain source OF revenue, Will
such government telegraph could sure
be made to pay for itself in few years, an
then be profitable Investment Wasl
Cor Columbus jour
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-03
obituary.
JAMES GROVE. sn.

DIED, on Monday morning, Dec. Oath,
James Grove, Sr., in the 6sth year Of his
ago. f..i..,,t.t issc.
Tho subject OF these remarks camo to this
county in bis tenth year. Settled in 1895
on the farm where he died, in Washington
Township. ~
Politically speaking, he was an old line
Whig, Tut after that party became disor-
ganized he found his way into the Republi;
can party. In his efforts to aid the cause Of
liberty and secure justice TO all, his so,s
were sustained and approved BY seven sons,
all makipga clean breast At the ballot-box--
one Of whom sacrificed his lite upon the al.
tar Of his country, But he has gone, and
this neighborhsod mourps his loss. His
widowed companion weeps over his depart.
ure and eight sneetionate children feel
that they arc bereft. of q kind parent. Tho
Church. of which be has been member
sinee 1855. has lost one Of its sincere snd
sealous advocates But Why mournf Dry
up those fountains OF tears. He .obeys the
mandate and followed the voice which said I:
Come hithsr, soul. ] am the way"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-03
ge9al 9otitss.
Times of Holding Courts
I'm the Eighth Judicial District
of Ohio, for the Year 1867.
Common Flcas.
FIRST SIIR.DIvISiDN

common I'lcnb.
FIRST SUBDIVISION. t
In Muskingum County: Monday. February IL, Mon
day, May q, Monday, Sepio NIB r. Both.
In Morgan County: Tuesday, March TO- Tuesday,
June 4. Tuesday. November ~.
In Noble County Tuesday, April o Tuesday, June
Is, Tuesday, November S.
SECOND SUBDIVISION
In Belmont County; Monday, February II, Monday,
May 81, Monday. November II.
In Guernsey County: Tuesday, March 8, Tuesday,
May Z. Tuesday, October ~.
In Monroe County: Tuesday, March 10, Tuesday,
May 2f, Tuesday, October is
THIRD SUB DIVISION.
In Harrison County; Monday, February T. Monday,
May 9, Wednesday. Oc,ober0.
III Tuscarawas County: Moudny, February IL, Mon
day, May 40, Monday, October 81.
III Jefferson County Monday, March 4, Monday,
June g. Monday, Novetnbcr4.
j.. r. EVANS. J Judges OF the
WILLIAM KENNON. IN, Court Of
GEO. W. NcILVAINE, }common Pleas
October 26 1866.
true copy. hy order OF said Judges.
Attest: Jso IooPks, Clerk Cour Com. Pleas, Mus.
kmgum Co. Ohio.
STATE Ono, County BE-Mosr,( raa.
Court W CoanoN PLEAS s. F.
J. j. MIrcBxLL fClerk Of the Courts aforesaid
within and fer Belmont County certify that the fore.
going is correctly copied from the oriri al copy now
file iu this oinc-. j.. Il. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Decemoefo o iSso' rs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-03
Probate Court.

NJnTIcE is .ereby gwen ths, the following named
IN Executors, Administrators aud Guardians have
fled In my Office, al 81 Cairsve, Ohio, their
and vouchers tor settlement, 10 wit:
G. @ Workman, Guardian OF Robt. w. Workman
@. G. Workman. Adsn'r Of Martha Ogtlhee. decd.
G. @. a. john Workman, Ex'rs Of William Work
man, deed. "a n
Thomas Mitchell, Ex'r Of Henry Amenne, decd
Samuel siarbuck aud John Mead, Adm'rs OF John
slatbuck deed.
William A. Wise, Admr OF Geo, w; Thompsondee
Thomas Edwards. Adm'r Of Jas- q. Edwards, deed
Nimrod FnzxelL Admir- Of Nathan Frizzell, decd
Lewis Meehem. Adm'r Of John Mechem, deed.
Joio, Ir~ln kdufs of David Cresmcf. decd. si p
Jamea Cox. Adni'r Of Oliver Crosby, decd
M Creighton. Admir- of WIN. b. Gallagher decd.
q O. Fowler Admir- OF Martin Reynolds, decd
John Hendersoa, Guardian Of Andfew.J. Henderson.
Mathew booth, Exr Of Elizabeth Heopa, dec'A~
Thsmas Majsr Ex'r OF John Mercer, deed.
Isaac Holloway. Guardian oi Lydia A. Bevan
The nine Area named accounts viii be fss hesrag
ana sstllsnent on the lsth end The lest six ls
islh days Of January next DAVID HARRIS.
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