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49, 80 sa.,- = - -. -
E , III NtNi' ~ ne toH Ufice at
X 4 I-traHoi. ONO ol, The list Of IuIy
1885,
AIatsgn Ayres, Wm Alien, NatkenieI
Brewster, Wln Buck, Marina Cfegg, Rob
oft Canp0cll, WIN Clark, Charlotte Den
avan, Aaron Elliott. B. NJ. Fisher, Iames
FerraIl james Henry, Mary Hunter.
George Hartman, WA Hood, Jesse Haas
., jonn lIar', Michael Haniae, Jacob
Hanes, Mary Joseph, frederick K eek
ner, Thomas Laua, George Miller, y, 81
II. Mseker, Conrad AlniIlog, Jacob Nil.
ier Carstophe: Marks, Margaret Nc.
Nul, James McMaster, James McCdrrel
Margaret Mcfarland, George McCasksy
David Norris, John Oilers, Abigail Prrcc
Paul Preston, Thomas Piper, Joshua Rice
Wm Randall. George Rider, Thos, Rice
2, Thomas Riogand, George Reynolds,
Griffin Soaiwood, Soel Sackett 2, Daui.
eI Stout, Benjamin Sells, Peter Slagrr,
Joseph SnIvely 2, MdhIon Stewart. Wm.
Walker, Charles Wilson, John Wyant,
Sarah Wisely, Sarah ZoIcrs.
SAMUEL STERLING, p ".
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.
I'D Z virtue Of writ Oh Ii la ct lev ia
Id issued from he Court of Common
Pleas, in and for she cou0ty Of Carroll,
and S ate Of Ohio, and 10 me directed
there will be sold at public Auction on
Monday, the first day of August next, at
the House Of d ,viI Richards, in Lee Il
Carroll county, Ohio, commencing at | /
o'clock A. NJ. the following property, viz:
? Mich Cows, = Calves, 10 sheep,
light wagon, J half patent Plough, . Kit.
ties, Clock, i Logchane, l Rife Gun,
Loom, Crosscut SIw, set Ilorsegeers
/ Bed and Bedding, with a number Of
other articles. taken as the properly OF
Ben amin Dave! and Henry Guycr, at
the suit Of Daniel M'Cook.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Car9llt0n, July %, 1896
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Ia houdcn Township, Monday, Sept, II

| will also attend at my Office in Car.
rolIton, during the months of October d.
November to receive the Taxes due from
those who have not previously paid
Those who neglect to pay within the time
specified in this notice, may expect to
pay costs in addition.
The following is the amount of taxes
charged On each $lO0 dollars valuation
for The Year 1886.
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Falg ,EaTa 4'sln Z Machine.

~ - = a EAR = "a .aGn 3eNs
T. O.. Q - 80 l.J 1r,r~:z.
z"lHG uoJrrs,lned take tho a..hoJ Of
y. maong known to the farmers "
Carroll and Iuscatawas Counties. that
they have purchased the ri2ht t. use aud
yend S. AIIeq's new pateut Tnreshipg
Machine. The right for Carroll county
IS owned By Danial Vanhora, John Dun.
lap and jacob VInhorD, Of Lee township,
The right for Tuscara vas county Is own
ed Joseph Wolf, Of said Lee township
10 Carroll county This Machine may
be seea in operation, at any tipe, at the
residence Of Capt. john CassIl, one mile
from CArroit0n; nr at the residence Of
Daniel Vanhorn, Of Lee Tp. 1t is porta-
bic and convenient, and may De moved
from place to place, easily, IN a common
tarm wagon with two horses. 1T can be
kept in successful opperation by the pow
er Of one or two horses aad four or FIVE
hands. 1hosi who have seen it in oper
alton acknowledge that it will hull more
cIoverseed -thresh IN re Wheat, Rye and
Oats, than any other machine in the
West. The undersigned respectfully
ask Farmers to give Ita fair trial; and
they are satisfied, 1t will soon b. general.
ly used,
N. B. Township and individual rights
can be had on fair terms, and Machines
if desired.
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FAanroN.-Leghorn fats are coming
into vogue very generally at the east,
and The Dnnstable bonnet, which. for
six years, has been at the head oil Fash
ion, is now no longer considered tom
The flats IAN appropriate rame for the
wearers as we'll as the bonnetS) are
made with small crowns, and brlms
the width of an ordinary umbrella
There is a bride pendant from them
in front, with which the wearer man.
ages in passing another, TO give the
flat an oblique direction, so that the
two can, without much difficulty, &C
,uaIy pass on the same sidewalk
Much dexterity is required in the use
of the 'bridIe,' and II is thought that
schools will be established TO teach the
navigation of the streets upon plan
entitled 'ihe new oblique principle OF
pedeslrianism. Gin Post.
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MUsTAcHIos. -Commodore Elliot
and his officers, during his cruise in
the Constitution, touched at Havre,
and allowed many Of his midshipmen
TO visit Paris. On their return, they
all busted themselves in cuItivatIng
musiachios. The Commodore was
vexed at discovering their mimlckry
of the French dandies, but was not in.
clined 10 speak to them on so tTtiIns
subject. He sentf for his steward, and
ordered him 10 follow the fashion OF
his middies. In week the steward
had far surpassed the officers in the
luxuriance Of his friDges, and they
indignant at Lis impertinence 10 da
ring to initiate them took him TO ac
count in no very gentle manner. But
when the grinniog blackee told them
that it was no fault of his, but that he
acted under tie orders of the Commo'
dore, they pushed to their quarters
and shaved off the filthy appendSges,
and the stewards mus'achios were
left 'aIone in their glory. ."-Hdrt
ford Times.
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SHERIFF',S SALE

ID Y virtue o(s writ of fl ia ct lev ia is.
ID sued out of the Court OF Common
Pleas, in and for the county of Guernsey,
and State of Ohio, and 10 mo directed,
there will be sold at public sale, on Tues
day the I'd day Of August next, at the
Store Room of A. Mcdowell, in Carroll.
ton, Carroll county Ohio, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 5 O'Clock
Z. M. large quantity of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardtcare,
QMeeaswGre, Cutlery, DrugS,
Paints, P0tmettIe, Books,
Store DrdWerS, and DTicd Fruit,
together with an assortment of Merchan
disc, seized and taken in Execution, as
the property Of Daniel G. Middleton, at
the suit of Beard, Leavltt, & Co. Itsaid
goods should not all be scld on the said
ID day Of August, the sale will be contin
ued by adjournment on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 3d and 4lh days Of August,
commencing each day at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and adjourniug at 5 o'clock ?. M. un'
Ill concluded.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
July 90, 1896,
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The Richmond Compiler positively
AYERS that Santa Anna was IN the United
States in 1929, at Washington and an In
mate with Gcr. Houston.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
William w. McKaig,
Jacob G. Willard,
George McCook.
Fisher A. Blocksom,
William D. Ewing,
Representative.
Isaac Atkinson,
John Pearce,
Commissioner.
Wm. Wilherow,
Charles H. Hays,
John Shober,
William Champer,
Recorder.
John Pugh,
Joshua D. Patton,
Thomas r. Harbaugh'
John Mccormick,
James HaiZlett,
James Gallaher,
Surveyor.
Jacob Champer,
Van Brown,
James McCulIy,
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4Fs = SS-p TPqNY@@s
~fs - =. JSs-A ~ 1nS ~
& 'ER brought 10 this section Of the
"A cuuufyi among which can be found
CLOTHS,

LLO ! lis,
Black, bIne ana brown, mixed, green
md grey, mulberry, urab and olive, SAT-.
ITS Ot every color and gtade, casitneres
OF different stripes aud cuiors, summer
cloths ofdifieren. textures, Pltisburg and
bangup cords, drIllngs, hemp and cotton,
nanksUus, stripes and coltous, mersalIIes
and vaIentIa yestlngs, caIIcoes IN great
variety oI different shades and patterns,
glnghatns, French and American. silks
tor ladies' dresses, ol every price and col
or, meflnoes, double and single width, OF
various coiors and prices, bonIbdzines,
both course aud fine, ratinetis and clrcas
SLAMS, drmiiy skirts and waddlngs, cotton
piaids and ticking, checks and cotton di.
apar, brown aud bleached muslins, buck.
ram, canvass and padding, sewing silks
aud twists, glazed muslIns and linens,
ioolings, edgngs & insertiogs, Irish linens
& aces, pIalu and figured swiss mu uslins,
DO do book 90
do do bobinett do
do crossbar'd crmbricks,
Canton fiannels, Of various colors, cotton
yarn and candle wIcbIDg, black Iaces,
wells and berazes, grapes and pongees,
cotton aEd inoTIno shaws, bonnet aud
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs silk,
flag, ban adanna, madrass aid cotton hd'kts
tuscan; straw and leghorn bonuets, gimp,
cyprus and satin bonnets, straw bands q
. lTt mr. -tzrnpHaFz n bt nd a..
wooIIen fanneIs, red and green, mems
stocks and craya;s, worsted and cotton
hosery, berlin and buckskin gloves, silk
and cotton gloves, ladys' kG aud beaver
gloves, umbrellas AMI paraso5, swiss
capes and fringes, ladies' baskets and
pain leaf hats, silk and fur hats, combs,
buttons and brushes, Ladies Morocco &
pruneIIo shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse ard fiae shoes, tneu 8
coarse + hne boots.
HARDWARE s. CUTLERY,
Walters and looking glasses, drugs and
medicines, dyes,ufs OF every description
glass and q1eeus~are Also, large
stock VI
GROCERIES,
lrou, mails and glass, leather, salt aad
fish.
With almost every article that will
be asked for ia Retail Store, Feeling
convinced that putting is of but ltus
use, they therefore choose to say bot
luIe on that subject. They would
m rely invite the public generally TO
We them cali, examine and decide.
for lhemselves-Fe cling assured al the
same tiue tha they will be able to give
general satisfaction TO those who may
favor them with a call
n. b. Produce Of almost every
description taken iu exchange for
Goods at the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheat,
JACKSON & FAWCETT.
CarroiIton, June 10Th, 1896. If.
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ATTENTION..

"A u = - = ~ Wv
REGINENT.7L ORDERS.
FENHE Commissioned and Staff of
4 feers Of The ls' Rig. 4th Brig,
6th Division o, VI together whit he
drum and fife, Majors will rendezvous
for officer Muster in CarrolI,on on
Friday the l9lh day of August uni.
formed aud equipped according to
law, to remain under arms Two days.
By order Of he Col.
JAS. GALLAHFR,
Adj of lst Reg
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"JoJ Printiag-JOb Printing" ex'
claimed en- old woman, the other day, as
she peepcd over her specks al the advert"
sing page OF a country paper-'Poor JOB;
they've kept him printing week after
week, ever since first learnt to read:
and il he wasn't the most patIentest man
that ever was, he never could have stood
il 50 long no how? ?'-Dedham Ado.
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'ESandy & Beaver Canal.n
'FOEICE

EU aHJ q
4 5 hereby gwen that at my instance
I writ Of attac hment wac this day is.
sued By James II Ross, an acting justice
of the peace, in and for the township Of
Centrs, IN Carroll county, ard Stute of
Omo-against the goods, cha,tles, rights
credits, moneys and effects of John NJ.
Holmes, an absent debtor
ISAAC JACKSON
One Of fthe Trustees Of The Methodist Epis
copaI Church at CGrrolLtOn.
JuIy %, 1886.
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MORE
RRW0 Ml4l[RS q

9BO0 MH1D9a
NXTE HAVE just received in addition
w to heavy Stock of MoIasses, Su
gars, Rice, Wine &c. &c.
40 Barrels No. 3 Mackerel
80 2 do
20 Herrings
30 Kegs No. 6 Tw. Ky. Tobacco
20 do . I ug do
10 do IA 81 l6 Twist Richmond do
Is boxes,S l6 and 80 Plug do
10000 Spanish and haIfSPanIsh Cigars
25 boxes Pipes
100 bags Rio Coffee
10 chests Young H. Tea
25 half chests do
case Gun Powder do in 2 leads
90 half boxes Chocolate
so mats Cinnamon
500 lbs. Ginger
l barrel Cloves
IS boxes RaIsns
10 kegs do
80 drums Figs
6 barrels soft shell Almonds
4 do hard do
10 boxes Candies assorted
! barrel Palm Nuts
! do English Wn!nuts
do do Ground Nuts
case Liquorice
DO boxes Shaving Soap
100 dozen Blacking
cask Madder
9 seroons Indigo
1000 lbs alum
500 Z. Salts
20 barrels Clipped Logwoot
2 do Spirits OF Turpentine
1000 lbs Ven. Red
l5O do Blew VItriol
l50 90 Cream Of Tartar
100 do Refined Borax
100 do Gum Copat
100 do Camphor
10 Mousehole Anvis
10 Smiths Vices.
81. Also
10 Grades assorted Queensware, ditle
ent sizes. All OF which we offer ON &c
commodaIing terms.
CATLETT Il HEAT ON,
WcHsrille, June II, 1896.
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State of Ohio, Carroll county, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
August Term, 1886.

August Term, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given to Mnryann
Huffman, widow; and Michael Huffman,
jonathan Huffman, Solomon Huffman.
John Burgan and Elizabeth BIrgau his
wife, Daniel Reed and Maryann Reed his
wife, S ephen Myers and Sarah Myres his
wife, Hiram Huffman, Ann Huffman, Lu'
cindl Huffman and Casaadra Huffman,
children and heirs at law of Solomon
Huffman deceased that a petition has
this day been tie and will be presented
at the said term setting forth amongst
other things that on the 10Th day of No
vember A. d. 1881 the deceased entered
into a contract 10 writing with Nathaniel
Hayden and Thomas Heron for the con
yeyance ofa cerlau tract of land, lying
and being IN the county of Stark, now
Carroll, and STATE aforesaid, being the
north west quarter Of section twenty six,
township sixteen and range seven, togeth
er with forty acres from .he north side of
the south wost quarter of section twenty
six, township sixteen, range seven, divI'
ded by line running due east AM west
through said quarter oliands ordered for
sale a! Steubenvile-and pray iLg the
court for an order to make deed in Pur.
suance of said contract.
DAVID HART,( Adm,r.
VIM. PEDAN. NO'' -
By VIM. JOHNSTON, their Atty.
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AH44g.lN1>C %E,tQIra


BRIGADE ORDERS.
sVilE Com missoned and Staff Off
4 GERS Of the 4lh Brigade and 6 h
Division of Ohio Militia, and the DrIm
and Fife Majprs Of each Regiment will
rendezvous for Officer Muster 10 Car .
roiIton, on Friday, l9,h day of Au,
gust nex', at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. uni
formed and tqupped as provided by
law 10 remain under arms two days
The commandanls of the several
regiments are charged with notifying
the Officers of their respective com.
mands of this order and they will be
held responsible for every neglect.
Given under my hand in Carroll.
ion, July S.h 1886.
II. A. STIDGER,
Brigsd Co. 4rh Brig. 9th D. o. NJ.
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ESTRAY.

virtue ot an order 10 US directed BY
Z j George Downs Justice oil the
Peace Of Rose Township Carroll county
Uhlo, We the uHdursiHnet d. certify that
we have viewed and appraised a certain
Stray Horse taken up by John Hits OF
said Township and h0d the same to be d
Light Blown, with The hind feet White 10
he Pastern JOINT, small mark on the
hiud part OF .iha left lorefOor, somG.h hat
blind in the right eye, druped rumpad
,r0's aod PAGES, about fifteen hands high,
supposed to he eight years old, and we
aPpfaise said horse at thirty three dol
ars. Given under our hands this thir.
teenth day Of Sune 1886.
SlME1N MARTIN, , .
AND. GlMMESON, { AIt'' "'''' D
Sworn aad subscribed lefore me
this twentieth day Of June 1896
GEORGE DOWNS, J. P.
State # Ohio Carroll Coanty, SS.
thereby certify the f,regoine to be R
true copy from my E,tray Book, Given
under my hand anI seal this 4h day Of
July 1885.
GEO RGE DOWNS, Up.
Ju'v Sth. IS3G
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p =
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE,
FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN. r. EAES-SST,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Francis Granger.
OF New York.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
Joseph Vance,
OF Champaign county
ELECTORAL TIC KEr.
,SpnutDriuL Electors.

Benjamin Ruggles, Of Belmont co.
j oseph Ridgeway, sen, ofFrankIin co.
DISTRICT ELECT1Rs.
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FORM FOR ROAD CERTIFICATE

This is TO certify, that A. B. has, be-
tween the lst dav of April and the lst of
October, performed labor on the public
roads, IN township, under my
direction, in payment of his road lax for
the yeor 1886, to the amount Of - dol
lars and - cents.
Dated this day Of A. D.
E. L. Supervisor
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Benjamin Ruggles, Of Belmont co.
oseph Ridgeway, sen, ofFranklin co
DISTRICT DLECT"Rs.
lst District George p. Torrence,
ed /" Andrew McCIesry,
81 " Elijah Huntington,
4th " Isaiah Morris,
5rh " Alexander Campbell.
9Th /" Robert Saford,
7th Il" William Kendall,
Sth " Abel Renick,
Oh " Christian King,
lOrh 4" Samuel Newell.
llth " William C KitkeE
l2th " Ira Belkrap,
18Th " Samuel Elliot,
l4h " Mordecai Barley,
18Th John Codding,
16ih " Jared P Kirkland,
.l7,h /" Daniel Harbaugh,
18Th {" John P. Coulter,
I9,h 4" John 5. Lacy.
DEMOCRATIC REPUB LlCAN
NOMINATION,
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN vAN BUREN,,
OF New York
FOR vICEPREsIDENT,
Richard vi. johnson,
OF Kentucky.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
Eli Baldwin,
OF Trumbull county.
OHIO ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
JOHN NJ GooDENow, of Belmont county,
oTHNEIEL LOCKER, of Hamilton county,
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,
l Jacob Felter II Hugh McComb
9 Jas 3, Cameron II Robert Mitchell
3 David S. Davis l3 James Matthews
4 James Fife IA Joshua Seney
John j. Higgins Is S. N. Sargeant
6 Joseph Morris l6 Tn. }. McLaln
flames sharp II Noah Frederick
John McEIvain Is Jacob lhrig
9 William Trevitl 10 James Means
10 David Robb
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Ohio ELECTORAL TlCKET.

bENAIURINL ELLI IVNoi
JOHN NJ. GooDENow, of Belmont county,
orHNElEL LooKER, Of Hamilton county,
CONC REssI0NAL ELECTORS,
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(From Mc Washable CniGn.
THE ESIDES'I' At HOME

: General Jackson. accompanied bv Major Donclson,
arrived at the Hermitage on Thursday last. He was
met by committees Of this city and count ana uy
large numbers OF citizens, some miles beyond ebannn'
in Wilson county, upwards OF thirty miles from ms
place from whence lie was escorted 10 the HerEa9e.
He was addressed on behalf ct the citizens committee
bv the Hen q. W Campbell. in style OF manly ana
identified cloaucnce, becoming the OCCASION anu by a.
Ewinc- Esr on behalf OF the Young Men Committee,
in neat spirited, and eloquent manner: highly cteda'
bic 10 the and TO those whom he rePr'sented-
The President replied to the addresses Respectively N
That style and tone OF deep feeling, peculiar 10 himself
and in which he stands unrracd. He din"t al May
son s. in Wilson. where he also met b. large con-
course of citizens, and address made 10 MIN on
their behalf by his old neighhoE and friend captain re-
ter Nosccy We expect to be furnished by the commit
Ices with copies of the addresses, replies nnh proceed
iues which will be forthwith laid before our readers
The Presidents Journey, from the time he entered the
State, has been marked as We earn from e''ers rom
gentlemen of the first responsibility: written from differ.
tnt counties-wih the single exception OF one village
by the most signal and enthusiastic demonstrations OF
The attachment love and veneIaton OF the people,
Never be before, on any journey through The States
so universally met greeted and escorted from county 10
county by such crowds Of and devoted ttIendS-
We have to be more Particular but the above
facts which arc undoubted, cheering and gladden.,
ing 10 tie heart Of every Republican in the Sta'e anu
must be so 10 our friends abroad.
Gen ARMsrnoSc's BR,GADE.-Maj. LaudeIdae: cap
tain of the Spy Company attached to Gen armstrong
command has been express 10 The fresden, ne iet
and had nlrrrew with the President on tie loau "
the Hermitage, Lebanon, and has depaiteu to t.e
armv which we understand is stationed at or near G,
tumpka, Alabama We learn, generally: that Genera
Armstrong; command will not be ordered 10 of'Gs ill.,
mediately Maj Lauderdae LEI, this CITY LOT Inc o'ui
yesterday morning.
Gen. Gaines La.c Requisition.-We copy the follow
ing correspondence from extra Banner OF this morn
ing 1t will be seen thai Gen Gaines late lequisltlon
on this State. and which has been met with prompt
ude always Characteristic of Tennessee patriotism, has
been made without lawful or constitutional authority,
whatever necessity may have existed for i! in bis own
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congenial to their nature there few here who would
tolerate any attempt 10 mutlae the proud and glorious
flag of country; in truth, guile sure that no
appeal would efectualy this State 10
call to the Union from disluernber5hp, and to
punish the nisc.eants who should offer 10 perpetuate
such unhalo*ed crime. We believe that tie
Of Dir. John Tyler Of Va wiil not greatly augment the
strength Of the Wing party wits any class Of our popu.
iaton.-.f. o. Bee.
Col. JSo. 8. HoGAa Of tbia city, late Investigating
agent OF frauds in the saes Of Creek lands has received
from Washington commission IS Cu!acG. of The port,
in he place Of Col Geo. ". Oven resigned.
This appointment spea%s distinctly tor the ground
which the Administration takes in regard 10 the Land
scacrs and spectators in the Indian nation to whose
sor,.d and cartlrss schemes tie late Indian War owes
so much Of i,s extent and evaporation, if It did not
spring from them altogether 1t was the zeal CT Col
Hogan exposing their Yillanics, which kndcd so much
resentment against him. among the spectators and their
party ard his is the report arH! doca which have
been communicated to Congress, and produced there
such just and horror the proi'gacy Of the
transactions developed. His ininedate appointment to
an Office OF trust by the President speaks decIsTey o.
the support which Gea Jackson iy determined 10 give
10 all who Independent, and bold enough 10 hold up
those deeds Of darkness to the light Of day.
E.Notdc RtyiSter.
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MISUNDERSTANDING August Is, lS36.

Mhlth FL g THURSDAY, August l., lcoO.
Wharf.-The quantity arriving is still lnconsds!able
Qaa!i,y nteTIorprces range from IN 10 lao csnts
FLouK-oid is very Gdl! at 3 i-4--rew sells at S.
T0EACCo-has declined cons !e rably and every symp
tom Of farther deciine-he inspections still arge-Eng
l:,h accounts discouragng. GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
.TayO BAIL ROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 yin I've :sceised ri the SoHnabrook Hotel, ir Pc
tcrsbrcg Va on the 9Th day of October next, for the
excavation, ensba'amrnt and Masonry Of forty miles Of
the Raleigh and: CASTOR Rail E,ac
Plans Gld pcoi;iea Of the wiz he exhibited at the
place Adore mentioned for days previous TO the let
linr and al other information ' be given app!Ica
ton the subscriber, ANY OF the Assistant Engineers
on the line.
Recommendations WI. 1e expected in cases of persons
not known 10 tie Engineer.
CHARLES +. NJ. GAKNr.ii.
?, s Fo! the Information Of persons 81 distance,
wouid that the Raleigh ad Castor Bal! Roau
continuation ot TIE Petersburg ao'! % the Greensvl-
and Eounpe Rail isoaGa i-or The Roanoke Raleigh
n lie great line oc Northern ani Southern travel.
This road is located high and dry ridge OF couE~
try, which is considered remarkably healthy; and the
l,iness Of the climate admitting Of operations in the
open ar troug bout Tie winter nkes II peculiarly dcs
s:rabl- to those w:=ilirg winte' Iobs.
The facility Of travelling is 81 great now by The Bat
r,noe ar. Washington and Richmond and Ffedericks-
bGrc Rail Hoads tla the Tip from Petersburg may be
pc! !nrrrrG Z, forty hours Thr tri, may pertoemeG
in tie sal,c time BY the Bay hEcs days il TIE weeA
trr u alto