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will run no ctnli1lte in the hl Of 81,
but give all her votes to tho ,ndda tes
offered in Carroll county! or viii she run
her own candidate? and count but half
the votes given in Columblana. Eilher
Of those plans will answer our purpose;
(fthey are lawful, } and any thing else
is Unfair. But vas this plan lawful, 90.
Iumbiana would not consent! | speak
with certainty oflhe future from The past.
Many effnrts have been made by tho ciN
sens OF that part Of Carroll detached from
CoIumblana, to elect representative in
Their wn immediate neighborhoodS but
they never succeeded, Notwithstanding
The many pledges to that effect from CO..
lumbana. She had the power and also
took good care to use il her men are
always better than our men : Of moro lal
ents more integrity and 6rmness than
those Of CARROLL But would observe
here, that there are scores of men in Car
roll, that will never envy the representa-
tiVes Of Columbisna, for any oFtheir qual
ifraiions for that business. And as A,
b. G, rest with confidence that the pen.
pie Of Carroll county will reward the for
The pains have taken in this matter, 50
| rest with equal confidence that the
people Of Columbian will punish them
tor the injury they have done us, the dis
grace brought upon themselves and the
injury done to the cause of Democracy
IN general.
G0I1AT RIEHTG
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CarrOlItOal Hall.
9ROO RBIlNSa

CAtIett a. HeatOn
II AVE just received from New Or
II leans
7J Barrel. Molasses ..
100 Havanna Sugar
30 Now Orleans do.
25 No. 3 Mackerel
- Tanners OIL
20 casks Sweet Malaga wine
3 SciciIy Madeira
8 Lisbon do
8 Tierces fresh rice from Cincin
90 Kegs assorted tobacco
100 600 Com. Srgars
l20 B xes Mele do
sou d z. cut and dry tobacco
200 lbs. scotch snuff
100 rappee do
ALSO. from Phi .adeIphia via. the CO.
MI.
II crates assorted Queensware
AIlei which we offer on accOmmoda-
Ting terms.
CATLETT 4 HBAlON.
WellsUUe. April %, lS1i.
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SHERIFF SAFE.

BY virtue ola writ of Fl ia 1t lev ia is
sued out of the court of Common Pleas iu
and for the county of Carroll in lhe State
Of Ohio, and to me directed, there viii be
sold at public sale, on Saturday, the 30lh
day of April next, at lire door Of the Court
House, In CarrUlton, Carroll county o.,
between the hours Of II o'clock A, M
and 2 o'clock P. M. all the Right, Title,
Interest and Claims Of Alexander Mccoy
in and to an undivided tract Of land sltda
ted In East Township, Carroll county, Q,
it being the South East quarter Of Section
10, Township IA. andRa nge 4-selzed
and taken In execution as the properly Of
Alexander Mccoy, at the suit of Andrew
Sweany, Administrator of the estate oI
Patrick Dixor, deceased.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff,
Carro'lton, March ls 1885.
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NOTICE

is hereby'given to all persons inteteS
ted, that at my instance a @rlE Of attpCh
ment was Ibis day issued by James Fl
Ross, a Justice of the Peace of Washing
ION Township, In the County Of Carroll,
against the Goods, Chattels, Rights Cred
lis, Moneys and effects Of David Patton,
"'' DO' ISAAC JACKSON,
ono efMe Trustees ofthe Methodist EPis
copal Church at CdrrOlltOn,
April lstj 1886.
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ISAAC ATKINSON

IN AS just received, and offers for sale
IN the following goods, at small ad.
vance on the Eastern Prices for cash, or
prodace 10 hand.
Low. middltng and Sdperfine cloths, Blae
Black, Green, Olive and Mulberry.
do do Casnets in great variety,
Twil'd and plain summer cloths,
Canvass and Padding superior quality,
MarSailIes FestiDgs striped and printed,
Fine and Superfine Valencia do.
Plain and Fig'd Silk vesdngs,
do Velvet, DO
Brown and blea'd Drilling for pantaloous
MerInoes assd coiofs,
French, English, German and Domestic
prints,
do do Painted muslius,
"A 4and 6 4 Cambria and mulL
Plain and Fis'd book muslins,
do do Bobbinett,
do Grecisu, do
Laces, lootings and edgings.
Bro @n, Hollands and ca 3 nnslins,
Beavertt ems aud table covers,
Buttons OF every description,
Cotton and linen thread.
Mexican stripes and mixtures,
New style, low priced, pantaIoon stu(fs,
Brown aud bIea'd goods,
Checks, PIaids and Stripes,
heghorn, straw aud Tuscan 6onhets,
French, Italian and INDIA silks,
hardware and Cutlery.
Groceries and Qroensware,
Iron and Nails, &c. &c.
Carrollton, A April 20, 1886,
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S. C. MARKER begs leave to inform
his customers, and the public generally
that he has removed his E.
GROCERY ST0RB,
to the building one door West Of "Cal
roIIton Hall, ,"-where he has for sale, a
very reduced prices for cash or approved
country produce, we'll selected assort'
ment of Groceries. &c. DC, He respect
fully solicits the calls Of purchasers.
CarrotIton, April Is, 1885. ...-
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cA7E05aToE EA..,

TIME undersigned has resumed the
Il business Of 'rayern keeping in his
buildings. on SteubenviIle Street., Carroll
ton, o., at the eligible stand known as
The ...
CafrOlItOil Hall.
This establishment is we'll calculated
for PubIic HoESe; and, with some
slight repairs which are nearly compile
ted, II will, for general convenience. com
pare with any other House Of the kind in
This part Of Ohio. The Bar and BOARD
will be supplied literally, and every at
tertion given, that may contribute to the
comfort and pleasure Of those who 81 ~
Patronise the Hall.
GEO. BEATTY.
April %. 1896,
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N'OtfC6

I Shereby given that a, my instance, a
writ of attachment was issued by Wm
Wuhsrow, Justice of the Peace, for Foa
township, in the county of Carroll, and
State of o., OH The 4th inst, against the
goods, chatties, rights, credits moneys 4
effects Of Wm. Graham, an absent debt
or. ......
A. +. MARKLE.
Ap:il 22d, 1886.
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A Ia meeting of the President and di
IN reclors Of the One Leg Navigation
Company, held, pursuant to arrangements
al the house oi Benjamin Heacock, OF
the 22I day OF April 1886 Amongst 9th
er business, i, was Resolved that books
for the subscription Of stock ia said Com
pany be opened ou The Goth Of May, lis .
and TO remain open Sundays excepled)
until the let Of June following. Under
tho direction and agency Of the persons,
and ut the places hereinafter mentioned,
viai I'uscarawas county, Zoar, Lewis
BIrk, John Frederick at Andres Mill,
Alexander Scott of Fairfield Tp,, Mai :
thew Croft Of New GumnerIand, William
RiggIe al RiggIe's Mill, Charles Sherod
Edward Richardson, Carroll county, Ben
iamln lleacock, 0oorgc Davis, William
Pollock, Eli Whitman Of Lecsburgh,
John Booth and Samuel Dunl,Tsof Ila-
gersrnwn. IN RumIey and Ir The vicinity
Joseph RhuIcr, Joseph Masters, Henry
L Turner, Jacoo Vmhcs, John Vert aud
Henry Ford, Brce W. Vicrs Of Hanover
John Amspokor and Johu Gruber of JET.
ferson, Alexander Patterson and Joseph
Boyd Of Annapolis.
BY order Of the board nf Directc~.
i. 4. SHARP, Sec'y
April 90. 1880
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Fox THE IMPROVEMENT OF
THE BREED OF SHEEP,

Commissioners Office Carroll County, o,
TUESDAY, MARCH lOh 1886.
THE following Resolution was consid
cd and adopted by the County Commits
sIoners of Carroll county, for the improve
ment Of the breed Of sheep In said coun
ty.
RCSOlDcd, That the act entitled "an Rct
to improve the breed of Sheep" passed
January 18th 1920 be, and hereby is adopt
ed and declared in force in the county Of
Carroll, and that notice ofthe passage oI
this Resolution be published in the Car.
roll Free Press, for thirty days, previous
10 the frs; day orJune 1896.
GEO, BEATTY, Commissioners CI'k.
by order of The Board
April lst 1896.
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ADMINISTRATORS .yOT7CR
PUBLIC SAFE

"tLL be sOld at the rcsIdrure uGrA.
w braham PItiehgvr, drrsasvd. ,u
Monroe Township CutrUi couhIy ,uhiu,
Oh Friday, tho 29ih inst, horses, rattle,
sheep, hogs, household aud kitchen lurni
ture, Grain by the bushel, and grsiO IA
the ground, fnrimins utensils, &c, ,uge,h.
er with a great varl ~ oT other articles.
PETER PlTTENGER J ,I.
WILLIAM DAVIS, "
April Is, 1886.
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A LIST OFLETJEI;B

Remaining ia the Post Office at CarFulI=
ton, CdnoDl ep,nty o., on the first day
Of April, 1896, aud if not taken nut by
the GrsI Ol Ju'y next, will be srnt tn
the General POsl Ulfice as dead Lett
tcFs,
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ToENsToN + PaAEca

A RE compelled to call again Upon
IN those who are indebted 10 thetr as the
late publishers of the Carroll Free Press,
to make settlement with ]. Pearce, with
out further delay, They hope this no,
lice will be sufficient.
CartoIItou, April %, 1896,
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leClluU OF
DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part OF Fms aud SnperIine
Broad Cloths, Cussinp.s,
FtdRnel8, Assorted color.
cd SAks for ltGies dresses, Calticoes of
tie latest stylr, Rroma mGetias, "A yards
l2s, Cotton and SM hdRdkSs, Cotton
Yarn, Cotton Batting, Sc.
Also, fresh supply of groceries, FISH,
sugar and nIolasses, a good supply OI
Drugs and Mediciness
All Of which will be sold lower lnT
Cash than any goods ever of red in Au-
gusta. he subscribers solicit the atten
lion ofIhe people ofAugusta, aud else.
where, who may wish 20 purchase goods
cheap and get good prices for their pro-
duce, TO call al the subscribers store in
Augusta, where they can be accommoda
ted on The best terms.
LIGGEF e. CUNNINGHAM,
Augusta, April p, 1886.
N. B All those who are indebted to
II. II. Ligget, Of longer standing than 8
months are requested TO cal and dis
charge their accounts.
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Augusta. April 10, 1896.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,

A LII persons indebted TO The estate Of
N Thumss Miller, late OF Union TT.
Carroll roen,y, Ohio, deceased, are here.
by notified that they are required ia make
immediate payment 10 the undersignedI /
and those wkU have claims against SAID
es'nte, will present them legally proven
for settlement, within twelve months from
his date.
JOHN PEARCE,
WILLIAM M'HUGH,
Administrations with The will annexed.
April Is, 1886.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
ALL persons interested will take no.
tIce, lhab at my instance, a writ of at.
tachment was On the 2Sth day Of March,
1886, issued by Charles u. Hays, E.Q.,
Justice of the Peare in Augusta towil-.
ship, in The county Of Carroll, and Slate
oi o.; against Tie goods, chalIles, rights,
moaeys, credits aud effects Of John Ghl,
an absent debtor.
r. II lIGGET,
Augusta. April 10, 1886.
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Tie Stase Of Ohio, Carroll COsHty. SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
May Term, A. ID. 1886.
Notice is hereby given that Isaac
B rown, John BLAIR, Jams WaHsce and
Henry Sluller have applied for the ben
eft Of The "Act lpr the reliei ul IiIsolVeaG
debtors" ard will present their petiilOrs
10 said COu IT al said term
VIM JOHNSTON.
Commissioner Of iasOlr.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WILL be sold al the residence Of
w Thomas Miller, late Of Union tP.
Carroll county Ohio, deceased, on Tues
day the 10Th day Of May next, the follow
ing property, viz:
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Grain in the
ground, One horse - Cattle, Hogs, House
hold & Kitchen furniture, Harness, &c,
&c. &c,
Sale to commence n! Il O'Clock OIL said
day, when terms Of sale will be made
JOHN PEARCE,
VIM. M'HUGH,
Administrators with The will annexed.
April 22d, 1886.
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80 Barre's New ORLEANS Molasses-s
ust received and for sale by
CATLETr g. HEATON.
Wellsville, Nov, 20, 1885.
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CSI1lPAN U.

SNa.EG NAVIGATION
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
PRESIDENT,S MESSAGE.

4 We publish, this week, the whole of this i'm
.poEtant and interesting document. Its great
length, must, necessarily, rrevent us from giving
our usual quantity of original matter. II is un-
usually well written, and we like the toDe and
spirit with which the leading topics are discussed.
That part of the message devoted to our rcla-
tons with France, sums up, with ability, the
history Of our diplomatic intercourse with that
government on the subject of our claims upon it /;
denies, with becoming spirit, the right of any
government u HeIfere with the constitutional
action Of any Branches Of our own contends
that the voluntary explanation to the French
Minister should have been taken as ample repa-
ration for any fancied wound to the French
pride and Fredch dignity and, that, satisfied or
not, they win get no other apology.
We have said that we approve these views;
Md i our own construction is the true one, and
the administration majority in the lower house
OF Congress act in accordance with what appears
on the face of the messageSwe have good reason
20 hope that this protraoted difficulty will be
brought to n fortunate termination.
The principle feature in the message to which
VIC object, is the unmeasured and uncaled-for
abuse which is heaped upon the already pros
tFate bank Of The United States. Alter an in
stituton has been crushed beneath the weight
of Executive infuence; after its business has
been concluded or is being rapidly brought to a
close, we do deem il indelicate ndimpropcr for
the Chief Magistrate Of the nation to appear,
opeply and in the face Of the world, struggling 10
disturb the popular repose andFekindle the fire
of partisan frenzy by reiterating the slang winch
has ceased to be applicable, and the dialect ot
demagogaes when the terms are unmeaning. II
is truly unfortunate that snch an able aud elab.
crate document should be SO dis6gured But the
notitsis Obyiohs--it is scheme % keep up no.
littsl axcitement and aarty organization, that
tie tsnpborters Of Gen. jackson may be trans.
erred as stock at par + Mr.. Van Buren and the
TapPan faction. Itall win not do, however -
she highlminded and patriotic citizens Of the
South and West viii not risk their property and
their liberties to advance the interests Of The
New York pretender.
Thereader viii also perceive, (notwitbs.and-
ngthe eonciIiatory Mne Of the Message,) that
the President stili enteftains some apprehension
Of collision with France. Ills suggestion to
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01

F.
Id EHAINING ia tha Pos on ef RoFtsr
IA aiss-, on 3lsi Decsabsf is5s aFieh ifn6r
taken out before lsl A ar.i assg win bs rsrt fo
The General Post QAceas Dead LaIers.
A.-Adair, William; Adkins, Elifabeih,
Auter, Capt. Anhef, Samuel
B.-Bfiscoe, John; Bass, Eliast BoHs. M.
Bolden, Mrs NJ Bhscoe, r. Bf6Ele, E. MI;
Burns, Iamc7i BcaVCT, 2. D.. Bad, 8. Il;
Brown, Edward; Butler, Mace; Bowen, AG:
Bolden, n II Bass, Elijah Boone, g; Bieller,
Jacob; Beck, 4 W Bailf, II l.
} CA-CFow, Thomas; Coleman, Isfael, Conn
.oH, J A, Gamphail, Mrs q Ef Campbell, A s:
C0mptaB, VIA t'EPeey, Jahns Crnhlrae. mos;
Cooper, J r; Geman, Ms ElizaF Crockett,
W-Ks Compton, Stephen; Coubee, = 3; Cara
dine, r r. Crow James Cable, lanes Cras-
B.-Dart, C. DeaIe, waiamI -Devehn, M,
Dawson, W P r.; aANIrlPss,, r b .Dobbins, r
II Dogganr Thon Davis WI; Daniel,
Sc QHne, X } sc.
+ E.-Edmondson, Williams Ellis,.J y Ellis,
Jackson r
F.-FrisbY, Daui > aFreelaua, Mrs; Foreman,
Doct J H; Ford, J n; FraakIR,S G.; Frizell &
Scoheld; Etzhugh, E c; Freeland Thos; FRS
BY, Aiyas Fitzhugh, Wesley.
G.-Gibbons, Thomas; Green sc; Grove, G
W. 7Galaheg, q; GOHloh, ] Gj GreeVes, J s;
Greenwof,d, tyfgs4s..
H-Hinds, GeR. Thos. Us, Lewis; Hart, Jas;
Harper, Joel; Higden, r; Hills, T {: Hyde, E
Harris, VIM; HiBkley, w Halmes, X II; Han,
n p; Hall, w WsHanisOn, MSS
J--Jones, Geo; Johnson, Geo; JordOn, s.;
Jordan, e. Jerehe, o. ,n
K-Keith, J H NBian, Gi King, W; Kinna
& Cora.
Is-Ldm, E ,Iee, CsfLittle. R /; Lewis, Hugh,
Long, A. Long. b; Meyoy, Jos; Mcdonald
Miss RI Mcdonald, Willis;s Morton, Jas; Mar
TIN, Rieh'd; May berry, Abraham; Mckee, II j;
Miller, Jer'h; MeHurster,, R; McKoy, f r:
Morgan & Co; Miller, F, Minter, b w NJ.
Malone, G W. Moon, William; McGih, Mrs P;
Matthews, Johns; Montgomery Jas.
N-NeEil, Miss Eliza; Netherly, ? w; Nor
man, James.
o-outten, w c !; Owens, Walter.
Price, L r.; Pehrice, J S Pitt, Robert
'R-ROwan, J J !; Royston, J II Rnssum, w p;
Ross, | a B; Ross, Il F Ross, Isaac H.
SASanfOrd, W T b. Seagrist, J Skinner, A;
ley, J d; Scott, R b; Schoheld, ii; smith,. w 81:
Scolen, j; Scott, T B /; Smith, Follv.. ~
T-Tery, Stephen; 1orbert. s; TilIs. s
Taylor, S G; Taylor, G c.; Tompsou, S; Thorn
las, Samuel; Taylor, Doctor; Thompson, A.Q !
Taylor, Bushrod-
W-Watson, Scott ,wolh, r; Watson, Jas.
Wilson, O; Wall, Devils; Walker, JAS; Whit
ney, JIM; Wadlington, S F; Wethany, II N; /;
Withers, Martin; Walters, G A; Williams, T II !;
Wilson, S.V; Wade, j.; Wcsf, j b; Wilsoa,
WINS Watson, J II; WOodhotsc, J (; Wade, J R;
Williams, S. -
e. A. NJ. KIRhER, P. M.
or Persons calling fer letters 10, the above
list, VIII please say they are advertised.
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01

guard laf iheir ragroi io elect tie highest
oiicon known 10 de Constitution, han is
contained in that sacred instrument as it
now stands.
his my duty 70 cali ihe particular atten-
tion ofCongress 10 the present condition Of
lbe District Of Columbia. From whatever
cause the great depression has arisen which
now exists in the Pecuniary concerns Of
the citizens Of this district, il is proper that
its situation should be understood, and sucn
relief or remedies provided, as are consis-
tent with the powers Of Congress. /
saroestly recommend the extension Of eve
'ry political right to the citizens Of the Dis
trict, which their true interests require, and
which does not Conflict &ith the provisions
Of the Constitution. tIt Is believed that the
laws for the government of the District re-
quire revisal and ndahendment,nnd that much
good pa.' be done by modifying the penal
cod TO give uniformity to its pro-
wise ~
Your attention is also invited to the de-
lects which exist in the Judicial system Of
the United States. As at present organiz-
ed, .the States of the Uaiea derive UNEQUAL
advantages from the Federal Judiciary,
which have been 50 often pointed out, that
| deem it unnecessary to repeat here.
Il is hoped that the present Con ess will
extend to all the States, that equality in res
pect to the benefits of the laws oftbe-Union,
which can only be secured by lie uniform4
ity and efficiency Of the Judicial system.
With these observations on the topics Of
gguefai interest which are deemed worthy
consideration, leave them to your care,
fling that the. Legislative measures they
for viii be met as the wants and the
interests of our belged country de-
NJ,
AArENras7zzKrs I ATtK SON
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
NOTICE

A Ii PERSONS in any way interested
IA in the estate of Thomas X. McAlister
of the Parish Of Concordia and State of
Louisiana, nre hereby notified that, shall
appear, and apply to the Probate Judge of
said Parish on the first Monday in February
next, and make final settlement Of my
Administration on the above estate: at
which time and place, all persons interested
will please appear and make known their
claims.
A. G. BOWEN, Admir-.
January lst., 1886. Al
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.

The last Natohez Courier says, that it has pos
tive information, that Mr.. Barton, our Minister
to France has forwarded home to our govern:
ment, dispatches, which contain the inlorma-
ton that the French government had perempto-
rily refused to pay any part of the indemnity,
without full and satisfactory apology from
Gen. Jackson--and that it was the undivided
opinion of all that war was inevitable.
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
NOTICE-

NHE CITIZENS of Township No. 10,
:sango ] East arc hereby d fed that
the Annual Election for Trustees 81 Schoo..
and School funds viii be heldatthe Fellow,
ship Church near Mr. REM Z. : 'Watlins,onr
Sainsd2slhe 9th january al the usual hour.
Those holding certificates Of Tuition will
please.hand them to the Treasurer on that
day. $500. JAMES H. WATSON,
Fres'ta of the Board.
Dec. 2s,tlsS5. A.
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

FENilE undersigned Administrator on the
en- estate of REUBEN GoODRUM, deceased,
will sell to the highest biddeD at his late
residence in.JefersonaC County, on Tuesday,
the goth day Of January next, all, or a part
Of, he personal property Of said dcceasa
consisting Of Horses, Hogs, Sheep, loi ii
Corn, one Wagab Household and Kitchen
Furniture, ReehiveSaand variety Of other
articles too tedious icularize.
~Sa q take place sVhin the hours Of
ten o'eis a. NJ. and Our o'clock, 2. NJ
Terms Known on the day Of sale.
DC. II. GOODRUA, Stdm'r.
Dec. 2S, 1885. 47-3t.
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A t the next February term of the Pro-
IA bate Court for the County of JefTer-
son, the subscriber as administrator Of the
personal estate Of Samuel Goodale decea-
sed, will present bis account as administra-
tor, as aforesaid, for final settlement and al
lowance, at which time those interested will
please to attend.
ISAAC McCLUTCHEE, Admir-.
Fayette, 2Sth Dec, 1885. At
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01

appropriate tbe surplus. regenuei {a1cr.Fli ue-'
reary expenses Of tlie Government are aeiruye-
ED to the certifying and projecting our sea-
board, is sufficient to induce Us to believe that
there may yet bssame diaieaibss 70 encounter,
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01

BY the above notice it will bencn thatI have
purchased the interest of Mr. d in this
establishments tha that it will hc. ortb be un-
der my sql Erection and control For The last
eigliteea mi haze been, virtually, the prin-
cipa ID The concefn; and, for the labors bestow-
ed, An happy to say, liberal compensation
has been awarded BY The public. 1t would be
needless to say that the Telegraph win pursue
the saine.oourse which has marked its career
throhghout-that it will dbnAipbe to maintAina
bold aud decided stand for the rights and IibA
ties or our whole Union-and that, having OPEN
n ayOweda preference for Hugh L. White as
esident OF these United States, il viii leF-
siAt ilugiving its himble an AID pasepce %
~ sadvs. q r,iIlse.s I say,
- pleedless, blss ~ lEtii Is IhtiifiS-
ang being plain and beaten track, I'M
ebstf by the thorns and stumbling -bloeks
Of PaftiAanism, or the bribes Of demagogues, its
readers need expect no deviation.
THOMAS B.. PALMER.
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration on the
estate Of Isaac X. Thomas, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned, at the No
vembet term of the Probate Court, 1885,
Jefferson County,--Notice istherefore here
by given toall persons having claims against
said estate, to; present them, legail,s anthen-
ticatcd, within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will beforeyer barred: and allper-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
call and settle immediately. a
THOMAS s OSTEEN, Admir-.
Jefferson Co, Dec. 10, 1885 5.aat s44-5t.
Southern telegraph., 1836-01-01

On the 26th inafsaltcr q serious illness Bf bot
six hours, JAMES, only child Of J. D. Warren,
aged two yeHFs sne month and thirteen days--
He was tie pride and boast OF bis parents and
Justly the theme Of al their hopes, and aItheiT
aspiTations But in thalidnight Of their suffer
inghfroE this unex pected and cruel bereavement,
they have this one and only lasting bright con
solation len THAT though bis hodyretaFns 10 its
mother dnst hisspirit hives and viii add lustre u
thebriliancy Of The kingdom Of Him who gaTeit
The soul OF orig re-
Gods glorious ed from clay
In Heavens etd here shall shine
4 Star Of dag.
The Sun is but spark Of fire,
A transient meteor in the sky
The soid, immortal as its sire,
Shalt never die.