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New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

CONNECTICUT SKIS.
State of Connecticut six per cent bonds purchased
al par and interest by
LOCKWOOD & Co.. 9i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

City of Houston Eight Per Cent Market-Housc
Bonds, ut 90 and interest. for sale by
ROBERT WINTHROP & Co, Is Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

pkEA Ree ~ hhds n O. susn i7fs sta Silver Ore 800 phs,
tsh hhis bbi and Tobacco,
7Gt Lbla Whky, bales Wool 81 bbls oil zs3 Lead
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

HDESIhe demand FOR DR. HIDES cont gues Afy aciV o-, Dq
tied offerings The sales chiefly Of domestic h
he
Wet Sailed Hides GOOD
nest for both slaughter Guotons Foreign cnet
1t steady W. not of con f. 6. Cows a. l3
g notice II ether COWS Or
Bulaloes We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

TIE transactions at Clearinghouse for the past
pare follows with those Of the previous week
Clearnrs ending March l6 S5l - ~ ~
Clearng ending March 23 85Is. ~ 49,, -
ending March TO- l512-..' 45J- -
bslals es1Hg March % lJ1Z... <S44e11' -
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
90 OANDACCRUED INTEREST.

THE ROAD runs from Busao Detra, River connecting 'he'e
with the Chicago and Canaa Solher 5a built 20 Chicago ai
will thereby form tue
SHORTEST TRUNK LIsE BEwrET DCFFA ALO AND CHICAGO,
or in other words. the SHORTEST LINK Is THE GREAT
LINE OF TRAFFIC BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST connect
Ing til. GREAT SYSTEM OF RAILWAYS which dlrergs irOn
| BuRilo Toledo and Chicago
baaeh also rurs tm ST. Thomas 81 C who're ''Fn,
nectons with eaa; lumber mineral
| regions Of M.chigas.
THE MAIS LINE from Baralo miles long
The branch from St. Thomas shrough
| the great Canada oil region.
OF THR entire line C9o ues) Tr3 sHa-ai and .ry niles
sraa,d bridget anl ady r posu-re Tie remaining 70
under contract ready tie eafI IA tie
sgnmer.
OF TIE ooo ties required 500 COO hand and the remainder
coming daily.
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TINS Of rails are delivered and
paid for the balance contracted delivered early The summer
those the lie being srEzL, al co IL to sheyArd
ALL the materials stations part Of the equipment age
purchased.
TRACK LAYING vii BE- begra as soon frost out Of the
| ground.
The entire line will business before Dec 81 III
THE ROAD being by the Ipereaced railroad in the
county who are confident profitable business on the day Of
| m opening.
| TIE ROAD viii be
SO Miles Shorter than any other Road,
cootemplaton between Bafalo and Chicago
THE MAXIMUM GRADE line does exceed FTF
TEEN FEET mlsaad NneysE per Of tue road Is
| STRAIGHT
The Canada Southern ncuag is branch Of d miles to $. Car
Chicago Canada southern with their light grades direct
alignment being between Buffalo and Chicago T
admit Of the most speedy safe aas, aable for both
| passengers and freight
The a ~ cash subcOons ard the pro-
ceei, Of the bods nov will complete aul fully equip
principal bonds payable either NeNYork Lon
! don, or Frankfort
We have no hesitation recommending the bonds IS PERFECTLY
| SAFE as well As al PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER,
NO. 10 wALE-ST.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

The following i statement by quantities O ron steer,
AID exported from the United states during the
mori b~ already mentioned. These quantities cor
pond the values gwen opposite the same artI-
cies the foregoing table ~.o ace, ,s.o
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

HOwF.s 4 MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st.. New
York 0ner tbe same facilities 10 DepOsitors AS In
sorpOrated Banks and allow Interest Oh daily bal
snccs at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any pOsnt at current rates.
"ith Immediate returns.
special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, DC.
DC. for Investors.
The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKISG FUND BONDS OF
the L,gansport, Charlottesville and SouthW Western
Railway of Indiana, bearing per cent interest,
gold free Of Government tax, payable quarterly IN
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26


fair amount Oi acliFty IN Oh iu
- fr Connecticut MASSACHUSETTS Wrappers OaEf or 90
s.cn. and ", for DO ers l5aSoc for state soa lots ana
for Ohio aud Pennsyyans "rsPei Ao~
se ~ sys,sge lots l4dl6c. Fill~s and Binders
OW lsirly active AID steady; sales of OWD Bhs -
WHISKY armer dull q 200 bbs a. Sse ANl D" oos
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

Cale'ta Slaughter Cow. gold 20 al
Ca.cta Dead Green. gold l5s al
Calcutta, Buhalo......gold II! O IS
Manila Buffalo. currency 9 Il 10
Sirrapore Buffalo. currencv 10 al
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
SEVARD.

The death; of Ex-Secretary Seward
win create a general feeling Of sorrow
and regret throughout tile civilized
world. There was something In Mn.
iSewardseharacter that held him above
the cloud and gloom Of life and caused
him to look, at all times upon the
bright and cheerful side. DisapPoint-
meat was endured with a philosophy
without parallel. The grand old states
man outlived the bitter criticism of his
enemies and drew around him by his
personal magnetisms the most Proml'
nent nen of his time, to pay tribate to
his exalted genius, and genuine worth.
Mr.. Seward as Secfetaryof state during
the most critical period OF our history
Z + was the most successful diplomat ever
at the head of the Department of State.
Il While I'VE were busy in conquering a
rebellion Seward was holding the great
powers Of the. world at bay, thus eyine-
ing diplomatic ability equal to that OF
sRichilieu or Pitt. a nation mourns
the loss of a brilliant and pure states
gnx1. - tiaff.Fsfs =. avta ~ -S-sfi y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
What I'll. G.. Knows About the
Democrats.

ssThe essential articles of the Demo
traffic creed [arel 'love. rum and hatt
niggers.' The less one learns anC
knows, the more certain he Is to vote
the regular ticket, from A too lizard. .
l-HoRAeE GREELEY.
''Point wherever you please to an
election district which you will pro-
nounce morally rottOn, given up in
great part to debauchery and vice,
whose voters subsist mainly by keeping
policy offices, gambling-houses, grog-
shops, and darker dens of infamy, and
that district will be found at nearly or
quite every election giving a majority
for that which styles itself the Demo
cratic Party. Take all the haunts OF
debauchery in the land, and you will
find nine-tenths of their master-spirits
active part sans ofthat same Democra-
cy. .p-HoRACE GREELEY.
"a purely selfish interest attaches the
leWd, ruffianly, criminal, and danger
Gus classes to the Democratic Party
HORACE GREELEY.
EVERY one who chooses to live by
or gambling, or harlotry,
with nearly every keeper of tippling-
house, is politically Democrat. ~
HORACE GREELEY, January z, 1868.
"We thereupon asked our contem-
porary to i'state franklywbether the pu-
giiists, blacklegs, thieves, burglars,
keepers of houses of prostitution, etc,
ETC., were not almost unanimously
Democrats. .n-HoRACE GREELEY.
''The brain, the heart, the soul of the
present Democratic Party is the rebel
in fha South- with its North
en allies and sympathizers. 1t is re-
bel at the core to-day "-HoRAoEi
GREELEY, February, 1871.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
% .iTl7'7 z - Do. y 1l-Ef-l-. d . :
S. :.a=:.Pahtati0l BittBlS.
= -. i'.--lS60.--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
h sssl 1'cge il9A sas feeble aud de-
bilitated Asa foniJ sad cordial for the
tSA D E[f fetLg u
aged aud languid it has no eq1al among
stomaelItes.ssAs a re.uedy for the nerv
Gus weakness toiwhich women are es-
peciaiiy subject, it is supvrseding every
other stimHIant-- IN all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, 1T acts as a
speeifcs IN every species of disorder
whichunJermines the bodily strength
nd breaks DIVA he animatspirits.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17

i The acting CommissidHeEof internal
;Revenue,i in view of thedambiguity
af!a portion of section 13 of the act Oi
June 81 1872, iuhposing special taxes on
dealers II, malt 1iquor, and in view OF
thesupposed intention of Congress, had
decided that wholasale and retail liq.
iuor ordealersDuudei their special tax re-
ceipts as sdcfEwithoutb being assessed as
nnaltlliquor dealers, andthat the eollec-
tion Of taxes assessed as malt liquor
dealers, and thstttel collection of taxes
assessed contrary to that construction
shall be suspended until the question
can be brought before Congress, Pers
sons who sell only malt liquoas are lia-
biesonly TO the special taxes of $50 or
$50, according as they are wholesale or
retail dealers in malt liquors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17

A TALL STORY ABOUT DIAMONDS
The World publishes a sensation story
about the manufactures OF diamonds, at
a foundry In Brooklyn, by combina-
ticn of various chemicals. The author
of the story says fifteen hundred pounds
of diamonds have been made, and half
of them have been sold for $24, 900, 900.
The story has an icthyological appear
lance. 90 q ia IN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
Official Announcement of WIp. III
Stewards Death.

" iSCHd1EA . ~ CC<EhzAs Z 1
The following was issued this after-
noons - i:tli ii5
Oepartmest Of State, Washington, Oct.
IL, 1872 ~
The undersigned is charged by the
President with the painful duty of Sn-
nouncing to the people OF the United
States the death of an iilustrious eiti-
zen. William Henry Seward, distin-
guished for faithful and eminent SER
vice in varied public trusts during q long
series of years, died at, Auburn, in the
state Of New York, yesterday, October
10. Charged with the administration
OF the Department of State, at a most
critical period in fhe history of the ma
ton, Seward brought TO the duties
OF that office exalted patriotism, un-
wearisd industry, and consummate
ability. A grateful nation will cherish
his name, bis fame and his memory.
'The several executive departments
viii cause Appropriate honors to be
rendered to the memory Of the deceased
statesman at flome and abroad,
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Consumptives

The adv, rtiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dI cad disease, Consumption, by q
simple remedy, is anxious TO make known tc
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure, To ali
who desire A., he MIL Seuus Acopy ol the pre-
scrlptiOn used, Gree Of CHI rgeh with tue dITee-
lions for preparing aud using the same, which,
ASTHMA, BRGSCHITIs, &c. Parties wishing the
prescrlptiO.. will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l9i Penn. Street. Williamsburgh, N. Y.
oct26'7l-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17

Roll of Pupils Perfect in Atten-
dance: $3.50
~.@s. Room No. 1. fre
Clara Alexander, Iona Close, Jessie
Close, Mary. Clark, Emma Clark,
Minnie Darrah, .Effie Garrison, Lura
Gregory, Katie Johnson, BIanch Lauek,
Agnes Lauck, Mary Longley, Jessie
Nichols, Emma Rice, Eliza Troll, Lille
Taylor, Willie Webber, Harry Alexan-
81, Stoddard Colby, Charlie Carroll,
Sherman Doyle, Jas. Downing, Albert
Eerren, Halla Hewetson, George
HugeS, Lorain j Johnson, Henry Meyer,
Frank Oyerbaugh, George Troll, Frank
,,,.. ...s. Room No. 2.
d BERTHE Alexander, Ida Anderson,
Frank. Campbell. Ida Doyle, Eftie
Davis, Josie Hewetson, Jesse LongIey,
Emma Pennington, Amanda Rice,
Annie Troll, Ella Thompson, Annie
White, Harry Boroff, Chas. Clark,
Chasr Frint, Eddie Neiswanger, Rufus
p! Rose, Jessie Troll. Henry Pheis.
.sp Room No. 81
LurasAiexaHder, Jennie Anderson,
Josie Davis, Julia johnson, Maggie
Lochary, Cornelia Miller, Mamie
Thompson, Lula Woodroff Emma
Woodway, George Brown, Stephen
Downing, Willie Downing, Bennie
Faris, Albert Kennon, John Overbaugh,
Charlie Simpson, Eddie Umstead,
Daily Walker, Henry West.
Room No. 4. ;lssti.4a
ELLA Anderson, Lula Brown, Annie
Daniels, Maggie Earis, Ella Hewetson,
Lizzie Kennon, Sallie Lauck, Katie
Meyer, Flora Rice, Lille Simpson,
Emma Fink, CORY Amos, Duane
Cowen, Robert Collins, Iafeyette
Hatcher, James Patterson, Charley
Thompson, John A. Woodrof1, Park
West, lE
HIGH School.
Mamie Grove, Annie Fsris, Emma
Hall, Emma Hewetson, Bell Meyer,
Ellie Thompson, May Simpson, Mamie
Lanck, Emma Lewis, Chas. La1ek.
The item, called average number
belonging" is omitted and the per
cents sof attendance are based on the
enrolment. This does not make quite
SO fair showing as the old way, in
deed itmakes the amount of absence
appear farger than it actually is, but it
is nearer the truth.
Amount of hardness is larger than it
should be, for. while so many pupils
are never tardqs>some do more than
their shase III this line. One little boy
in the eGrammarS School has seven of the
sixteen marks of that department,
Another has three.T ~
tfho,fefbf nf trIaLr Lriner q raIl-of 4ordxy
pupils for this Report but win defer it
till rext time. .y
In the High School, the morning
session is chiefly devoted to the ecOmmon
school branches, affeisiiRg alfine chance
for review to those who had been Civ.
ing these studies arest.
We are but beginning onrfourth school
year, and l entreat parents, in the
maine afther children, to give. us their
earnest corporation. JAS. j., BURNS. 4
f.e ! l. .
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Beautiful Woman!
HAeAN's MAGNOLIA BALM give. to tn.

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the
Complexion tho Freshness of Youth,
HAGAN's MAGSoLIA BALM overcomes the
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue and
excitement. IL makes the lady OF forty ap-
pear but twenty, and so natural and perfect
that 40 person can detect its aPplitation. BY
cure radiant texture of youthful beauty, 1t
moves redness, blotches. and plmples. 1t
ontaIns nothing that will injure the skin jim
the least.
MAGNOLIA BALM isused by all fashionable
.adles in New York, London and Paris, IT
costs only 10 Oct Is per Bottle aud is sold by all
Druggists and Periumers.
( jail lo72lY
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TO y. w. shannon, George ii
- Umstead and Others.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: 1as- -I9si..tf1
On behalf Of che Republicans of The
County, and especially OF Pease Town
chip, do we extend our thanks for your
efficient labors in behalf Of the good
cause. 10 Shannon particularly we
are fafsbted In considerable measure
for oursplendsd victory In Pease. Shan
non was here for several days before the
election fixing things up,n and ss,hierc shsesrrsc;
Shannon spoke his little Upiece to lis
1tUH slUlH iHi1nite satisfaction, and Shannon
blowed Ibis horn with a, muchIy, and
Shannon bIoyIated two or three much
ly's, and Dragged Of 40 Liberals he had
the names or that were going to vote
the Democrowl ticket in Peases and
ShahnOn.told as of the hosts of crows
that focked to- hear him cav. and all
that, and also tell how the Republicans
"had forged County Bonds and blalaed
it ion the Democrats s'1anitaii thst, aud
every day the prospects of the, Repqb-
-lieaa majority increased, and when
election day came, it was found Sham
non had done the Republicans a good
thing, and Pease Township, like H.
Greeley, f'not desiring to be in any
Ethinga debtor to the copperhead party
returns an i,scredsed Republican major
.ity with her compliments to you, with
The wish that your mother knows
syeh're oit, and likely TO stay thsre.
Pease Township would most respect
fully ask MIR, George ,UInstead If he
would be so kind just to tell us what
Townships you were in following Re
publican speakers; inD, which as you
boosted here, yeu bOsted everything,
and turned every thing toward the
Democratic Pboftah fold, you know
you blowed a good deal about this
George down. here, and we would ike
to know where itiWss. sstdu tell, I guess
Eit MAS in, Goshen wasn't 1t ? then it was
in Pease? well then In QIevidsn or
Pease sure. George old Pease will give
Ry6r accent II you VIII sfell.1i'9 as.iTsis
5d1 hopeg thesr Republican Executive
Committee will employ these two fel-
lows next campaign and keep them on
the stump night and day, our majority
will be 10 Thousand In the County, with
Johnny Heaton; to keep them, and
this you may set down ina 5000 book
Johnlyi George let's, hear from you
and Shannon, Send US down list of
the 40 Liberal Republicans in Pease
anyhow, and much obiige. So baos
Il 4 Efr5atffae -....,fy. e,+fi OLD RHASE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
AREtEIAL.:
By tss President Of the United States OF
-4Hserica.

Il =
4 Freelamatsenf
| Whereas the revolution of another
year has again brought the tine wher
it Is usual toslcok back upon the past
and publicly to thank the Almighty fo
his mercies and his blessings;
Aud whereas if any one people ha.
more occasion than another for sucf
ilthankfulness, it is the citizens Of tn,
United States, whose government i;
theirefeatare, subject TO their interests,
who have reserved to themselves ample
civil and religious freedom and equality
before the law, who, during the lasi
twelve months, have enjoyed exemp-
tion from any grievous or general
calamity, and to whom prosperity in
agriculture, manufactures, and COM
nerce has been v0uchsafed
Now, therefore, by these considera-
tions recommend that on Thursday,
the 'twenty-eighth day Of November
next, the people meet IN their respect
I've places OF worship, and there make
Their acknowledgements to God for his
kindness and bounty. 1sa tfss7ss.s .
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and causedthe seal of
the United States to be affixed ra 81
Done at the city Of Washington this
aB eleventh day of October, in the
-afa year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two,
land OF the Independence Of the
saifa United States of America, the
ia ,jininety-seyenth.. Ese.
By the President: ,.Fs q. 8. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary ofState.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
THEP0WER OFTHEREPUBLE
CAN PARTY. FeAa


- "
THE WEIR OFTHE REPUBLE I
U1rvp4pTV sGH
-. : - -
Inc general resuits Oh tie eiectioh'
In September and October assure US thai
the ReDIblican party will be successful
A. +ha rroot tfast II, Novanohar
-IS--.,l- l,--s,:
As voted NORTH oaroilna, Maine
Vermont, Ohio, pennsylvania, 1ndlans
and Nebraska, so viii the great major
;tv of sf.tas. vote when thev corae. oncf
~ y s'ases soss, el,Sa ny so.-s s..es
tnoIe W c'aoeso lug eaiiei ,,a ie'Ae.'o ~
theNation, The ralIyingof peopleev.
erywhere to vindicate Republican prin'
ciples reveals a purpose which means
ahs,l,,,a t-;,,,.,ss -Tha oS,ast;on ,,or
a',,. - s., = = - .si IL
ee askeo WI why she ihssS's s.allu ny Ing
Republican party? What B the secret
OF power in that party? Isit numbers
eerta;nlv nat. for the marty orew mr.
49, r., :. -, y
HON an iiisls 7 iliceiis rev, was Pro
scribed and prosecuted until Il became
the great Republican party, the pride
fits frier,ds. and the admiration of the
- ,-IIJs,I.t.; ~ ,.oo-.t g..
"orlo. edten ae - iaos ~ .lo 0eetes iof ~
one time the DemocratIc party WELD.
ed all this, and yet it fell in disgrace.
IT cannot be BECAUSE ts1et Republican
-. .,f az, ,,.,,c.s ! -,
as lss. ,,p,,ssis 1rt,, -, -,
sne oa.e.al
w t,Ia er -;1,i IL, s,,se a s,sesss,,'
anu .s,s,,s..,,I ,,;,s,..,
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els 80
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neel III "a
Pom., s,ss ~.
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Wnic iel 'le opso sS
anu loss =. W.T. ~ Sssei PIP
saen7 as,a r,,. :, ,e tsiso aa.ea
OF prlncipae. hiis iils.oly u i,, ane plt
Iaily assesaS sa.e et.as @ III
INT o. l,a
anu aIe ~ sng p1tsys
ca tnai pfoilliei.ee tlIl9u saiolt a.,
nesIon niol "a q Ples az .ans
iouhuatlon t sne par pyel5ln '.4
= thfeateilsl 20 nioe ouez npeI.y. N I.7
alselp. ~ a.lzeu $500 "a a Rel 7
e .ne = lnssau 10y es.-
peIssou.e, y ssl.I ~ !
Seu sl,s s t1ss s,lS
solisIita = l,s. i s.,TeI' aisgI
snce into every m ~ nook and corner Z, Of
-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17

Farmers are sGketly like lfowls-
neither will get full crops without
steady industry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17

A punster challenged a sick mans
vote, on the ground that he was an H.
legal voter,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17

Iosal S'-''e- -
State OF Ohio. County vi Belmont, IS.
/. I, H. q. Welday, Casuire, Oi the First Ma
tional Bank Of ST, Ciairsvil =, do sOlemnly
swear that the above statement Is true 10 the
best of my knowledge and nclieL
fit H. @. WELDAY, Cash'r,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ms this the
l7th day OF Oct. 1874 -
Y lsit Notary Public,
Correct-AtteSt.
d, ID. t. COwEN. =
..-, GEO. BROWN, directors.
u BROWN, a
octl0lt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-17
Proclamation
FOR a y
Bla6ti0H

y URSUANT 10 a written request. of One
Hundred- lax paying ELECTORS OF RicEIand
township, Belmont County. state of Ohio, The
qualified electors of said TowDship are request
ed TO meet tthe usual place OF holding elec-
lions IN said IggnEhips IN st, Clairsvfiie, on
THURSDAY the 7th days of N0VENBER. A.
D.. le72, .RndfheH and these between the hours
OF six O'Clock forenoon and six O'Clock sfter-
noon af said day, determine. .6y ballot, zheth-
81 81 tne SAID Hsich!and township shall build =
Railroad beginning Fl the sastsgI beeAdaTy
line of said Township II or near the pciDa
where sstd-line crosses .Lltt.e &eMShanss
Creek, thence q N0rthWssterly direction
through said Township, hy the nnosi practicabIe-
ronte tsptle Town OF 81. i(ilairSv ilie in. said
IIwnshif; ana also 10 determine whether said
SAID Rat!tead, borrow the sum sf Eighty thou
sand dollars and issue the Bonds OF thu Town
saip for the pay Inent tine re0f as fogloHss Said
Boicis 10 De E<ty asyse 20 ----0r bearer. and 70.
more than one thousand 'ol;RTs each 4, bear
Interest at il5e rate of per cent JssR anulm
payable Sttnt siiisifuatiy, both principal and In
terest paraDle.atfli he. Isl aiional Bank OF ST.
CtalTsvilIe.- -Ohia; said Bonds 10 be issued in
sixteen series oialsiye thousand dollars, each,
with interest coupons attached, conditioned
for the payIssItOf said 5 per cent interest. the
first OF said series 20 be paid in five years from
the date o. theiF issue, the second series In six
til all of said 8oiisis are paid; said Bond TO be
sign ed by she Trustees and attested bF the
Clerk Of ssia E9Ysnsilip, and issued in al re-
Assem- bly, OF thestate.of Ohio. passed April 3,
1872, entitled - y act 10 authorize coCuties,
cities, Incorporated villages and townships to
onttd "a Aailro''ds and to Lease Frd operate the
The opinions Of said electors shaii he ex-.
pressed on their ballots "Railroad Yss," or,
~Railrnad No. 7sistiLA
Given under our hands o:fic.ally this sSth day
- - - = ALEX1SpER sTITT,
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