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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

4 Runapdy Pink. If Mr.. Augustus
Ballou isn't good nalured pc rsonage, we
don't know who is. We should think, if
any thing would sour sweet disposition,
and turn the milk Of human kindness into
the bonnyclapPer Of snarlIng surlIness, the
lnhdeIty Of ones /" better half" would pro-.
duce that sour krout result. But not 50 with
Mr.. Augustus BalIou; he claps on his cap
of philosophy, and in his Tore correr thus
commuues with the muses., while he warns
the publlck agalns, harborng or trusting
his quondam spouse % tie worth OF straw"
on peril of loss:
NOTICE..
Whereas my pink my pretty toy
My wife my Ishabe
Has lett hur home and hur employ
And whe she has gon cannot tell,
Tins Is 10 forbid all persons not 10 harbor nor
trust
10 bur the worth of a straw, or lose it you must
/ or ! am determined not TO pay
cent Of her contracting in any way
Unless compelled b. law AUGusTUs BALLou
She IS old and ugly lli-natured and thin
/ or further particulars enquire at q. Aliens Inn
Enfield, Conn, March Il.
Narriage.-A good wife is Heavens
last best giit to man bis angel and MINIS
ter OF graces Innumerable; his Sal Poiv.
chresIum or gem oil many virtues his Pando.
ra, or casket Of jewels; her presence forms
his best company; her voice his sweetest
music; her smiles his brightest day; her
kiss the balm Of his health, the baIsam OF
his life; her arms the guardian Of hl. lnno.
cence, the pale Of his safety; her industry
ms surest wealth, her economy his safest
steward, her lips his fanhluIest councillors,
her bosom his safes. pillow, and her pray.
ers the ablest advocates Of Heavens bless.
Ings On his head, So if you prize pleasure,
marry; II you desire health, marry and if
you value money, marry.
F~iendship.-Monsleur de Sacv, in his
Essay on Friendship, says "The friend
ship which IS recommended, IS union of al. .
fectIons, sprIng,ng from a generous respect
to virtue, and IS maintained by harmony
Of manners. 1t is great mistake to call
Every trltlIDg commerce by this serious
name or to suppose that empty compliments
and rts'tS Of ceremony should pass for a
real and teeH.estabhshed friendship, when
no more is intended than to pass the time,
and show tue equIpage."
Curious Epitaph.--The following is in.
crlbed upon the tombstone Of Xanlppe
Thomas, wife of Andrew Thomas, who
coded herself to death IN the early part of
he last century:
Here lies the wife Of neighbor Thomas,
Whom death in mercy carried from us;
For, when alive, she vas 70 Old
So ugly, snappish, yuch scold.
That round abou: her for mile,
All things were in a constant broil,
I've known her storm at such rate,
That cen the chimney back would sweat;
Irammels, through fear, forgot to hold,
And red.hot chunks Of Ere grew cold.
Her husband never dropped tear
Till he had placed her body here, {
And then he Dlubbered like a tout, {
For fear she'd scratch her passage out. ]
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03
GDtt41NPS y HATS
N fNft
GROCERIES.

Superior Green Rio Coffee, Porto Rico Sugars,
Wines, holasses, Salt, Teas, Imperial, Hyson,
Gunpowdcr, and Black &c.
A good assortm't Of Saddles, Brides, Bride Bits
Martngacs
Rife and Sho, Guns, different qualities,
All the above articles we will sell as low as any
other Merchants IN town. We wish the people 10
call and examine our Stock of Goods
u A liberal discount to those rho buy for
CASH.
SMITH, WILLIAMS, & BOYD
dpa ], 1886.
Just received 1000 pounds Porto Rico
SUGAR, low for Cash,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03
SIGNIFICATIoN

OF some of the most usual Christian names.
Anna derived from the Uebrewl Gracious
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

Curious Epttaph.-The following is in.
scrbed upon the tombstone Of Xanlippe
Thomas, wife of Andrew Thomas, who
scolded herself to death IN the early part of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
FOR THE IMP PROVENENTOF OF
the BREED OE SHEEP.

ComnisstoneNs' O6lce CdrTcH Coantg, u,
TUESDAY, MARCH l0:h 1885.
THE following Resolution was cousfd'
cd and adopted BY the County Commits
sioncrs oFCarrolI county, for the improve
ment ofshe breed Of ofshscP in said cuun
ty.
Restsbe4, ThAttAe act entttNd san aeN
to improve the bTHed Of sheep" passed
january 18Th 1879 be, and hereby Is adOPV
ed and declared in force IN the county d
Carroll, and tAa, notice ofthe passage d
This Resolution be published in The Car
roll Free Press, for thifty Ssys, PFeSicet
10 the Hrsi day Of Juhe 1893. ,,.i.r,i d
GEO, BEATTY, Commissioner C4'k.
BY order Of the Board -
April lst 1888. ,.....
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes toseli his farm
tying on the waters cf ilttIe Connottcn,
on which there rs grist Mill, with
IN eighty Or ninety rods of ne dwelling
house, There arc about sixty Ave acres
Of CLEARED land On said (aEmj fifteen acres
Of which are IN grass on the creek bottom
There aFo on this tract a number Of hovi,
or failing springs, two dwelling houses
and double Blru shielded oH Two sides,
and ak covered with shingles.
Said farm lies within two miles Of New
HArsisbargb, and four from Connotton =
Adjoining with I,eonard Hersh Esq,
James Baxter and Others.
Information can be had as 10 the situa-
ton, and terms made known by applying
II the subscriber living OIL said land,
SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison TIP. Carrc!l CO. o.
March 95lh, 1896.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate of Abraham
Crabs, late Of Uulon Township, Carroll
county, Ohio, deceused, are requested to
make Immediate payment to the subscri
bers, and all who have legal claims a
gainsi said estate, will present them Iega
" proven for settlement within one year
from the date hereof. ....H -.
PHILIP CRABS, | Admire.
JOHN CLINTON, AO 10
Feb, 26th, 1886.
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COURr OF COMMJN FLEA s,
Vacation after Nop. Term 1886

Vacation after NOU. Term 1885.
sTATEo OF OHIO, =. /. p.,,;,;oo !, !, " ''s',
Katharine Brower,. widow Of, David
Brewer, HizaEsth Berleeae, John BTow.
er, Isaac BrowcF Peter Bro&er, Elleti J,
Brewer, and Caroline Brewer, heirs at
Law, o. dfe sind David BroWvr, deceased,
"IIl take notice, that peIitI0n was fled
agaInst thems on the iShI. day ot March
1855, IN he Court Uf Common Pleas .iIl
and for said cCuhy.uf Carroll, and, State
or Ohio, by Joseph BrO@cr, ana rs nov
pending; wherein said Joseph Brewer do,
maHds partition of the following real, .ss4
tate VIZ the South Fast quarter dissection
80, Township l3 10 Range 6; the South
West quarter OF section 30, Township Is
in Range 81 the East half OF the North
East quarter Oh section q, Township IL
in Range6; aud tie South hall Of the
E Of The n. E. q 'arier oC section 80,
Township Is in R 6,-that one sevsn'h
part of satd FFcthises beRaE1 iiioned a. get
off to him IN sevcraIty, and that her Dow
er in SAID lands be assigned the said
Kath anne Brewer as widow Of David
hFexer, deceased; and that at he uext
term of said Court, application will be
made by the satd Joseph B over for aa
order that partition may be mASe II said
premises.
Il Psarce, Slark%eather, g. JARVIS.
Attorneys for DcmandaDt.
March 18th, 1885.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to oil persons sntetes
ted, that al tAy instance writ Of attach
nent was ,Ais day issued by James II
Ross, Justice Of The Peace Of Washing
ton Township ia the County of Carroll,
against the Goods, Chottels, Rights Cred
its, Moneys and effects Of David Patton
au absent debtor.
ISAAC JACKSON,
oacaftAe Trustees efthe Methodist Epi'
eopel Church at Cdiro9ton,
April lst, 1885.
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c0Mston Pleas TacafioA utter M.
Term 1888.
Henry Dickinson }
vs. Attachment
Samuel HirsiN

All persons interested will take no.
lice, that Henry Dickinson on the l2'h
day Of March A. D. 1885 sued ont a
writ Of attachment from the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Carroll County,, &
State of Ohio, against Samuel HIrsf.
for the sum Of One hundred and sixty
two Dollars and Fifty cents which
writ has been served and returned, ., :
DANIEL M'COOK Clerk c. c. p,
Peayce, StGrkwe0ther, f. Jarvis
attorneys for Plaintiff. 49, FL:
March 18th 1886 ''" K.
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A CALL.

:. s.. DAVIS most eafhesly
solclts all who have accounts with
him, to call and make settlements
Many Of the acccunts on bis books are
Of several years Standing; andI having
himself Eot sfud'tHg 9E, hs
hopes this cali will be attended to, BY
all who sfe in any wsy intstes.ed.--.
CtrrOllton, March .li4h .lss6. s..
N. B. l.. NJ. Davis Is determined
to do work cheaper than ever it hes
bset done III CsffulItOn, heretOfOfe,
and in nsater and much better man!
ner than it can be done 10 any other
establishment Of the kind in the places
He has just received the latest New
York & Philadelphia fashions for the
ensuing spring sOd summer. Cash,
br produce; at 3 fair price, will re
taken in payment for work.
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Whole Sale Shoe store,
No. 81 WOOD STREET, P4TrsBURG II,
A3eaEz & cEtans

Are now receiving their spring sup-
plies consisting IN Partof 1909 cases Uf
BOOTS g. SHOES,
adApted 10 the approaching season.
ALSO, $50, packages Of PaIm.leaf
hats, beghorn Straw & Tdstah bonnets,
d various qualities: All Of Which they
will disl>Obe M al eastern prices, by pack
ages, Oh dozen. Merchants visiting Pitts
burgh, are respectfully fnvited to call =
examine their stock.
March 25th, 1885.
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HORSE OF HORSES.

ENARMERS now is your time, you
Il that want to raise good horses, call
aud see SIR WILLIAM, he will stand
at the stable Of Capt. VIM, Hodge, in
Ilurrisbughl the first three days, thence
at the stable of David Richards, next three
days; and the following three days at The
stable Of II. A. Slidger, in CarroIIton, SC
on alternately; for particulars see hand
bills.
JONATHAN COLBURN,
for II. A. S;idgor.
CarrolIton, Aprit7. 1886.
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FLASH, RYDER, & Co.,
Booksellers and pubAishsrs,
,NenIiHe

is here by given, that David Maple, and
lnnm Maple tave, this day, flied lheir
Final Account, as Administrators ol
Jacob Maple, dec. in tho Office Of the
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas iD
and for the county of Carroll, 0.
D. M'COOk, Clerk
AprR ist, 1886.
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hdehce, and merit general support In I
cuiIIng matter EOr the selected paIt Of the
Mirror, we shaft diligently ransack the
popolar magazines of the day, and the va
rious new books that are constantly issu. |
ing from The teening press, aud we sh all |
have, an especial eye 10 variety and IA
ciness, In the original department, we
have secured the constant assistance Ufsa
number ofgentien,en ofeducation, talent
and experience az writers. With us, one
important aim will be TO bring ont and
foster the tnknown unencouraged htera.
ry talent Of the West. The cause Of
Western Literature we have long had at
heart; and we have made some sacrifices
and labcrsd hard, and we trust moi inef
fectiveIy, 70 arouse sHumberiDg energies,
and elevate the character of the litera
lure Of this section Of the great Union.
AUonS nous correspondents shalt receive
from as respectful atteBtion as we
Intehd to make the CINcthNAT4 MtRRoE
a correct representative Of the LITERARY
Character Ofthe West, we mus, be ALLOW
ed tho privilege d rejecting common
Ptaco tateS, PVOsing essays, inSte verses
| and cfudiIfes Of ell kfHds.H ! :,..4...
Pie NEtangenHsnls witch have beer
entered into, wfi place she C4ScISNATl
A+ARoR Under better aSsPices, thaH have
:. ATTENDED Il al any time sance The periOG
Of its commencement. II Rih contain 1
larger quantity of fsaaihg matter thar
heretofore, and vail tepFfnted on superi
Of sapes royal paper with entirely nev
ibreyier type. Every nHuiber ~illbe fu
nshed with handsome cover; and III
twork will be issaed ruArtuaIly every sa
| urday nsorEing, and he sent by mail III
isa.ne day to dtstant sAbscffbers.
TERMS:-TbFee Duiiars per ann'tna
i # paid in advance, OF Three dollars an
FIFTY cenn,H payment be delayed sf
months.
FLASH, RYDER, & Co.,
Booksellers and pubiishsrs,
q Third st. near the Post Office.
N. B. The frst number of the fin vc
unIe ofthe Mirror was published on tn
y irst instant. ThUse persons who may {
der ire work, within two nr tht ,e month
will please say %hetherthey wish The nuI
bers from the beginning Of the voIum
Ia Aar1s3nfe and weii tlled cover Is PuI
, !ished win each number Between or
and two pages Of this is taken up with
:. Business Directory, in which may |
q found the d mes and locations OF The pri
5 cipaI business men ofthe city.
,s CiHcinne:i, February, 1896.
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Periodical, Literature.
CINCINNATI MIRROR.

OANONNLN ~ n J. MA - hAVs@S
Edited by " D Gallagher $T fl Shreve,
A NEW VOLUME jtBsT 6oMMENekD.
CIRCUMSTANCES connected with
~ Mr.. Mafshall's private arrange,
mcnts, having induced him to disrohtihNs
The Buckeye, that publication, in ac
curdahce with the wish Of a large TtiaIOrl',
~ oCIls subscribers, will be issued here
allet under its old title, the 'CtNstNNATI
MtRRoR.'
The undersigned, In becoming the pro.
prietors Of this extensively circulated pc.
riodIcaI, have The qualification Of stating
to the old friends of the Mirror, aud TO
the more recent subscribers TO the Buck
eve, that Messrs, William D. Gallagher
and Thomas H. Shreve will resume lis
editorial arrangement. In mentioning
the names Of these gentlemen, whose in
duslry aud literary qualifications are so
we'll known, the publishers deem 1t super
flucus To expalIate on the ittute ekarac@
ter of the work under their supetinten-
deHce the CINCINNATI MtRRon attained
its thousands Of subscribers, and was re-
rognised by most literary periodicals, in
the union, as inferior to none Of its COM
;emporaries ;--incontestiGle proofs of the
estimation oftheir merits, aud Of the aP
probation Of Western Literature.
D From tho 'Salutatory' of the editors, OF
4 resuming their duties, we make the follow
| ing extract; 'Gentlemen ofmcdas haVint
0 become Its proptietors, one dIlbcult.
which has always attended the Mirror
s. will hereafter not exist We therefor
i bespeak for II at this time, knowing tia
r il has suffered somewhat in public esllm
ton by tile seVeral phases which II hi
presented within few months, the Gttei
lion of the western community: 1t shO
be our endeOvor 10 inspire general con
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Nexsys. EsedNe J. ChrisIy.

Mess,s. Eedrce j Christy:
We have Seen ap--
poia%ed by en- Srs n the GearCNl Assem-
bly Of the State OfOhic, tOgethev with Ar
mold Barker, of this coHHly, Commission
crs to effect The sale or leasing Of the un-
sold part Of Sec 10, in Z. ~, Of R.nge
g, in Union township. And as it is made
the duty oflhe Assessor uf this county,
10 take the voto Of the electors Of said
township, we request yo" 10 publish for
the information OF the AssessO5 aHd the
electors, the following section oI the act
Sec. ID. That previous 10 such aP'
praisement, as aforesaid, the Assessor OF
Carroll county shall, between the lst
day OF March, aud the 25Ih day Of May
next, either in person or by deputy, call
on every person resident in said original
lv surveyed township Ia, hlvmg the qusI
i6ca,ions Of an eloctUr, and take his vote
for or against the sale Of said quarter oI
said section, in book 10 be by him pro
yided for tina, purpose, carefully noting
in one column those who voted in favour
Of and in another and separate column
The name Of those who vote against suiC
sale; and make return Of the vote so Ia
ken TO the Commissioners and AuditO
Orsaid county, Outke lst Monday otJun'
next" .'.
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j. pedrce, D. A. SturtWeather, i d.
JdrSts, ATTORNEYS AT Law,
TAVE fjrmed a Parthershlp In the
I'll prattice Of their profession. D
A. Starkweather and ID. Jarvis can bt
UotisdItsd at Canton. Stark cOunty, ahd
J. Peatce at CarroIlton, Carroll co. o.
Carrellton, Sept. 1884.
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ALIsT OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Carroll
Ton, Carroll county O., on the first day
Of April, 1880, and If not taken out by
the first Of July next, will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead let
tara.
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From the Stark County Democrat.
nORRID MURDERl

On the evening ol the 30th March last,
a man named John Gull, iiviHg near
Bethlehem, IN this County, went to the
house ofJacob Fisher a respectable farm
or. near the SanSe place, and stabbed him
YFisher) with a butcher knife, WhiIe he
WIS asleep. lie then went 10 BetAFenem
an ! aCeF attempting to kill several others,
one UC whom he stabbed with Me knife =,
but not daOgeroNSly was taken. he is
now in fail, is this place. 1t Is thought
that Gull was insane.
FiSher died on Sunday morning follow.
ing.
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MaTder. "A Brookville [indiAnAl
paper says, that a most horrible mar
der was committed on The 9Th ult,
near Liberty in Union county, Indi
ana. A man BY the name Of Isaac
Heller, murdered Ms tUye and sAree
ehildrxA. The fatal instrument with
which he perpsiFated the deed was an
axe. Al one blow he split his @l[e'S
head asuNder, and then deliberately
severed his chiIdren's heads from their
hOdiea The reason assigned for this
unnatural set, was that "lhey were
likely 10 eecCme tcNH,y charge and
tina, he would rather see them in their
present situation" He is now conf
ued in jail at Liberty 10 await his .ri
al. Tire man is supposed to be INSANE,
The circumstances attending this hOr
rible transaction, sHord a striking fac
Stmih of the tragedy recsnhy enacted
in Cincinnati by the murderer Cowau
who in the same brulai nAanNer de
stroyed his whole family.
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Dissolution OF Partnership,

TIE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Phillips Il Slemmpns,
has been Dissolved by mutual consent.
ALEX. PHILLIPS
JOHN SLEM MONS
N B Alexander Phillips will contin
ne the business ofBOOT& SHOE ma
king IN all It's varieties.
CarrOIItou, ApHA 9Th, 1885.
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soRaEaE .. sTt:M.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 Ihs
Electors Of the Borough Of Csrtollioii,
that there will be an Election held Al
the Court Room, oh the seGuhd MuR'
day (tith) Of April nexl, between The
houts of ii aud . o'clock OF said day,
for the purpose of clecting one Ptesi'
dent, one Recorder, Ave Trustees, ona
Assessur, one Ttpa>hfeF, one Town
Marshal, and uue Stree, Commission'
er, agteeAbIy 10 the Ac, lncotf Grating
the Town OF CarroIIton. ~.
THOS. Il. HARBAUGH Res'F
CatFoll,on, March llth, 1885.
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Rail Road .7ccident'-On Wednes
dav morning last an accident occurred
on the Lexington and Ohio Rail Road
by which two persons were killed and
several others severely wounded. two
Of whom are no, expected 10 recover
The locomotive with a train OF cars
precipilated by some as yet not known
cauSe 10 the bottom Of one Of the high
cst embaukmen,s, about 2 miles from
Frankfort. There was but cue pssseu
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TAILORING
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES

THE subscriber respectfully tnIbrms
the public generally, that he stIIl contin
ues TO carry on the above branch Of buSi
ness, one door east Of the Western Hotel.
and (like my cotnpetitor) will graduate
my prices by the pressure of the times,
not being willing TO surrender to. any
who may cut under, | will therefore give
statement Ofthe prices that will be re-
dNired Of customers.
Over coats, double stitched, 90 90
do single do. 2 90
Dress coats, plain, country
cloth, 30
do best quality 2 90
Pants, common, 6O
do fine quality, 62I
Vests al the ratio.
But being much thronged with work,
and unable 10 procure iourneymen who
will work for the above prices, customers
will be aware that they will have TO in
dulae me until am able to procure gen
tlemen Of the tack, who are willing tt
perform labor for the above prices, but II
case | am unable to do the work, haS'
onIt 10 cite them to l.. Nj. Davis, who's
advertisement states that he can do wOrl
cheaper than Il can be done by an,
other Of the honorable tack, In Carroll
ton.
s. Il. DAvATT,
Cdrrollton, March 2Sth, 1880.
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ger out Of fifteen Or twenty VINO eSca
ped uninjured. d.-CiTcinnGti Whig
Mayvh 2l.
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SBERIFFrS SALE.

Bf Vrtue Of a writ of Fl ia at lev ia Is
sued Oh, Of the court Of Common Pleas IN
and for the tounly of Carroll in The State
Of Ohio, and to ne directed, there will be
sold at public sale, on Saturday, the 3o'b
day Of April pest, at the door of the Court
House, in CarroIlton, Carroll county O..
between the hours Of IL o'clock A, NJ
and . o'clock P. NJ. all the Righti Title,
Interest aud Claims OF AieSander Mccoy
in and to an undivided tract Of land sltua
ted 10 Is ,st Township, CirIoll county, o,
Il being the South East quarter OF Section
10, Tosnship "A. and Range 4-seiEed
and taken in execution as the property Of
Alexander Mccoy, at the suit of Andrew
Sweany, Administrator Of tho estals Of
Patrick Dixon, deceased. ,sa
B GRIFFITH, sheriff,
Carrollton. March. l9 1885.
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The legislature of Mississip' adjourned
on Saturday, the 9th Of Fehrna:y, to the
frs, Monday IN January n9xt,
. The incorporation Of many banks and
rail roads were made during the session
in all to ,hs amount Of Seve"tecn mil
lions of dollars. OMe Of the most i'm
portanl bills passed is that establishing a
penIientiary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

Our Representative, IN Congress, the
Hon. John Thomson, win acCep. our
thanks for his occasional attentions in
extending to us the benefit of his frank.
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F;sboA M,ru
Fisher Joel

Fisher Joel Fishci Mary
GH
George Robert Gillian David
Gillespie Samuel Girres Lucinda
Haverstick Christian Hattery Thomas
Hin Elizabeth Harsh JoAn.
Hart John s. Harman LavintA
Holmes VIM. HarHnan Andrew
Hawk Michael Hewitt Samuel
Harsh George
IL
Jackman Adam Jackton John
James Thomas johnson WIN.
Lane Jacob Little John M.
Low htther
M MP
Miller Peter Miller Hiram
M'Ciintlck Elizabeth McEIroy E.
Murphy James Mcdowell Alex.
Meeker Henry2 Maple John
McGavran Thomas Martin David
Manifold BENJAMIN Morehead James
Maxwell Robert M'Caslin George
ANHHS DIViu IOLtS VWs
RS
Richardson SamHei 2 Rider George
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