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FLORIDA.

The excitement against Gen. Scott in
Florida is becoming extremely violent.
In one town they burnt him in effigy.-
The Charleston Mercury of the 23d Of
May says thet "a gentleman arrived in
this city on Sunday last from St. Angus
tine, informs us that intelligence has been
received at that place from Fort King,
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ALTEN rION!
CARROLL RIFLE RLUES.

You are hereby requested to meet at
the Western Hotel, in CarrolIton, on Sat-
urday, The 18th inst. for the purpose Of
appointing committee to draft by la%s
for said company.
N. There will be vote taken on
said day 10 ascertain the propriety Of al
teflne the unilorm-an as there are ma
ny desirous ofbe coming members Of the
company, should an alteration ofthe uni
form meet their appreciation, it Is The re-
quest of the present officers that every
member would attend.
JOHN R. CASSlL, Capt.
June 10Th, 1885.
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LOST ROY.

NYRUS HARMON, a boy of IA
" years old, Son of The Editor Of
The Western Courier, was missing
from home on Sunday last; and has
not been heard ofsinCe, by bis parents.
He sets type we'll is of small size,
light complexion, strait built, and
wore away brown frock Coat, and a
round crown palmleaf hat, Any in.
formation respecting him will be CRATE
fully received by his anxious parents,
Ravenna, Ohio, June 2, 1896.
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GREAT DESPATCH,

The packet ship Independence,
Capt Nye, s'iIed from New York on
the evening of the islh of April, and
reached the coast Of England in four.
Teen days and five hours. The Liv
erpool Albion sayst "The passage
from port 10 port has frequently been
made in sixteen days, once, in the
year 1899, the packet ship New York
made it in fifteen days and three quar-
ters; but the Independence is the only
ship that accomplished it within the
fifteen days. The ship was crowded
with cabin passengers, who are loud
in their praises of Captain Nye."
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NOTICE

\ s hereby given, that John Jackman,
and Adam Jackman have, this day,
filed their Final Account, as AdmIhistra-
tors Of William s. Irwin, dec. in the Of
fee Of The Clerk of The Court of Common
Pleas in and for The county of Carroll, O.
D.M'COOK. Clerk.
May s, 1886,
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Congress We have received Washing
Ton papers up to the 4lh inst. The old
subjects ofthe Surplus Revenue. Public
Lands, Expuuging, &c, are still under
consideration. AS yet, no day is fixed on
for the adjournment.
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Perry Smith has been elected Senator
orthe United States from the State Of Con
uecticut, for six years from the 4th o:
March next, Ito succeed Mr. Tomlinson.)
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Well

7 WILL call at Stidger's, and pay him
what owe him. III caidot, | will
give my DlebiII, Tor lam almost asham-
ed 10 come to town.
?. 81 have great many OLD ac-
counts, lhope those thatare indebted, will
call and acttowards me- as Mr.. --
has just done II want to settle ofmy old
boukJ and begin anew.
H.A. sTIDGER.
May 90 1886.
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Nopelty. We understand that a steam
boat Is filling out in England having two
retorts. which are to be placed in the Are
under the boilers to generate gas with
which the boat is to be lighted upin her
cabins, engine rooms, and about deck
Pipes are also arranged TO carry The gas
to the mastheads. where large flames are
to be kept during the nights.-Had. Ship
List.
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1T 1a w 81 OODaa
nERcEATc-a5
Ever brought TO this section orlhe cOun-
try; among which can be found
CLOTHS,

CLOIHS,
Black, bloc and brown, mixed, green
and grey, mulberry, dfab and olive, 5ali.
nets of every color and gtade, casimeres
Of different stripes and Coiors, summer
cloths of different textures, Plttsburg and
bahgup cords, driIIiugs, hemp and cotton,
nankeens, stripes and coltons, versailles
and Valentia vestings, calicoes IN great
variety Of different shades and patterns,
ginghams, French and American. silks
tor ladies dresses, Of every price and COL
or, merinoes, double and single width, Of
various colors and prices, bombazines,
both coarse and fine, ratinetls and circas
SLAMS, dlmitY skirts and waddlngs, cotton
plaids and ticking, checks and cotton di.
aper, brown and bleached musIins, buck.
ram, canvass and padding, sewing silks
and twists, glazed musllns and linens,
foolings, edgings & inserings, Irish linens
& faces, plain and figured swiss muslins.
do do book do
do do boblnett do
do crossbar'd crmbricks
Canton fannels, of various coIors, cotton
yarn and candle wichlng, black Iaces,
wells and berazes, grapes and pongees,
cotton and merino shawIs, bonnet and
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs silk
flag, bandanna, madrass and cotton hd'kfs
tuscan, straw and leghorn bonnets, gimp,
cyprus and satin bonnets, straw bands g.
trimmings, Suspenders, tapes g. bindings,
woollen fanneIs, red and green, mems
stocks and cravats, worsted and cotton
Hosiery, berlin and buckskin gloves, silk
and cotton gloves, Iadys' kid and beaver
gloves, umbrellas and parc soils, swiss
capes and fringes, ladies' baskets and
palm leaf hats, silk and fur hats, combs,
buttons and brushes, Ladies' Morocco &
prunelo shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse ard Rne shoes, mems
coarse & fine boots.
HARDWARE + CUTLERY,
Walters and looking glasses, drugs and
medicines, dyes!ufs of every description,
glass and queens~are Also. large
stock Of
GROCERIES,
Iron, nails and glass, leather, salt and
fish.
With almost every article that will
be asked for ia a Retail store. Feeling
convinced that putting is of but little
use, they therefore choose to say but
little on that subject. They would
merely invite the public generally to
give them a call, examine and decide
for themselves Feeling assured at he
same time that they will be able to give
general satisfaction 10 those who may
favor them with a call.
N. B. Produce Of almost every
description taken In exchange for
Goods at the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheat
JACKSON & FAWCETT.
Carroilton, June 10Th, 1886. If.
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IMPORTAN t DECISION.

LRFeG lays UTuC6-Many banks O0ln
in this state and elsewhere, have immem
ORALLY followed the practice, IN discoun
ting notes. Of charging interest for four
days more than the time specified on the
face Of the instrument. THIS was done
by allowing three days grace g. by count
ing both the day on which the note was
drawn and that on which it fell due. 10
the case of fMcNeeIy assignee of the state
bank at Trenton. VS.. the heirs of Drake.
this point was raised by the counsel for
the defendant; and the supreme court dec
ded that the practice was an usurious
one, and vitiated all the contracts it
entered into. In other words, that it
is usury TO estimate both the day of the
date, and of the maturity, in discoun.
ling note or bill.
Another point raised by the counsel
in the same case, says the Trenton
Emporium, was that the practice of
taking discount out of notes drawn at
ninety days; as though they were
drawn at three months or one fourth
Of year, was usurious. Although no
express opinion was given by the
court on this poiqt, sufficient intima
ton fell from two of the justices to
put the community on tLeir guard
against following this custom.
The court determined, ia the case
before that the usury not having been
between the parties in Court, the YER
dict for he plaintiff must be sustain
ed. -NeaOork AdrertiSer.
The WheeHng Murder. On &C
account of the standing and respectable
ty Of the friends aud relatives of ont
of the prisoners charged with this
dreadful and unfortunate affair, we
feel reluctance in reverting TO the
circumstance, in any manner whatev
er. But, as we are often enquired of
as TO the result Of the trial, we shal
merely state, that on Friday the ETH
ult., Thomas Winteringer, one of thC
individuals charged with the murdc
of the unfortunate Crissman, was pu
upon his trial, which resulted on SatuI
day evening after patient investiga
tioB, in his conviction of murder il
the first degree. On Monday, Boor
Long, charged with the same offence
was brought to the bar and put upor
his trial. The indictment being reat
TO him, he Immediately plead guilty
TO The charge, Notwithstanding, thu
Court informed him, that he had bet
ter plead not guilty, and that any ant
every thing he had before confessed
should not be given in evidence agains
him, he however persisted in his plei
of guilty; and made full confession
of their guilt, together with all the Gil
cumstanCes connected with the trans
action.
On Thursday following, the Coun
sci for Winteringer, argued motioI
for a new trial, which question, W,
have been informed, the Court have
taken under advisement for two weeks
In this way stands the matter for thu
present. IA. Union.
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NHOEiCe

is hereby given to all persons interes
ted, that at my instance writ Of attach
ment was this day issued by Charles II.
Hays, Justice ofthe Peace in and for
Augusta township, Carroll county, Ohio,
against the goods, chatlles. rights, cred
its, moneys and effects of Prudence West
fall, an absent debtor.
RUBT. ESTEP,
May l7lh. 1896.
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CarrOIItOn:


4M Of July.-We refer the reader to
the proceedings of the meeting held IN
this place, on Monday evening last, for
the purpose of making arrangements to
celebrate the 4th ofJuIy next.
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NIAGARA FALLS. The original pro
prietors, Messrs. Porters, and B.
Rathbun, of Buffalo, we learn from
the Black Rock Gazette, are about 10
offer for sale their valuable property
at the Falls of Niagara. Having com
pIeted the plan and survey Of the VII
Iage, they have given public notice
that they will offer at public sale, on
the ed day Of August, large portion
Of the same. The situation and value
of this important site are SO we'll and
extensively known, throughout the
United States, that any remarks in
explanation would be considered the
work of supererogation. The sales
will doubtless be we'll attendedi and
he the means of ushering into being,
at a point of such extraordinary natu.
raj attractions, city which might nal
urally be supposed would be unrivalled
by any in the western country.-Her.
old.
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The bill for the re organization of
the Post Office Departm enL has passed
the House of Representatives, and is
now before The Senate. There sp~
pearing TO be some msunder standing
as to the salaries of Clerks, &c. author
lied by the bill as it was amended and
passed in the House we have trans
crlbed the several allowances of that
nature from the bill, aud now give
them 10 our readers, as follows:
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Assistant PoStmaslers General
each 1850
Chief Clerk 100
Three Principal Clerks, each l,4Oo
Ten Clerks. each 1900
Eight Clerks, each 800
Messenger, 700
Two additional Messengers,
each $50
Two Watchmen, each $50
Auditor of the Post Olicej 5000
Chief Clerk, l,7oO
Four principal Clerks, each l,4OO
Ten Clerks, each 1900
Twenty Clerks, each 1000
Eight Clerks, each 800
Messenger 700
Two Assistants, each 45O
Nat Int.
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american Literature in England

Anterican Literature In England.
1t is stated by the Liverpool CORES
pondent of the New York Star that a
monthly republication of selected ar
ticIeS from American periodicals is to
commence in July, "The publish.
ers are an eminent London house.
The editor is 10 give an opening arti-
Gle, critical and historical, on the
state of American literature. The Sc
lectious will chiefly be made from The
Knickerbocker, New York Mirror,
American Monthly, Southern, Litera
ry Messenger, Boston Pearl, Western
Monthly Magazine, the two Quarter
lies, Fair6eld's Magazine, Southern
Literary Journal" &c.
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John NJ. GoOdenoO, ESP This gen.
tleman is out, in the last Stark County
Democrat, in long letter intended to
prove that he is not an '0ld FederaliSt.
We know nothing of Judge Goodenow's
former politics, but we think it strange
that he should conceive il necessary to
publish a long essay, at this day, to estab,
lish his political character among his old
acquaintances, The Ohio Repository
charged the Judge with being an Old
FederaIist," and this charge he repels.-
What do the Judges old friends say to
it?
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Progress Of Refaement,-The attor.
neys and counscIlors at law, of the city
of Columbus, have published a joint no
lice requesting their clients to make calls
on them, between the hours of"9 O'clock
A. M. and P. M" If these gentlemen
were practising in certain region that
we wot Of, they would be willing to sec
their clients at any time.
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NOTICE
y VI = DIAL
May 6, 1855.
APMl.NSTRAYOR'S No 0rCE.

ADMINISTRATORS No TCE.
ALL persons indebted TO the estate OF
David CfumOeckeI, late oI Brown Town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, are
hereby called upou 10 make immediate
poyVn nj to The dadeIs'gned5 and all those
having claims against saId estate are au
Ihorlzed 10 present them, IegsHy proven,
for settlement wllhin twelve months from
this date.
ISAAC CRUMBECKER I Adu,s.
ABSALOM CRAIG,
Ady b, 1888.
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authorize 10 receive Il, ia he follow.
ing proportions, and at The following
times, viz. one half on the first day OF
July, 1887, and The remaining quarter
on the first day of October, 1887; and
all States which shall receive their
several proportions according TO the
provisions of this act, shall be taken
and understood thereby to pledge the
public faith Of such States TO repay
the same, or any part thereof, to tho
United States, whenever Congress
ShaI! require The same 10 be repaid by
any act or acts which shall require
such payment, ratabIy, and in equal
proportion, from all the States which
had received the same. "-NaL Int.
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SIDEBOARDS, SOFAS,
STOP THE MURDERERu'
S7J REWARD,


WILL be paid for the apprehension
w ofSAMUEL CASEBEER, of Me
chanic township, Holmes county, charged
with the murder of Henry ChamberIiOg
Of the same township, Samuel Casebeer,
is about 8 feet len inches high, Of slender
form, stoop shouIdered, dark complexion, I,
dark hair, and eyes, and about 10 years
ofage. He had on when The deed was
done gray Iinsy panaIoons, gray vest,
while hat anl in his shirt sleeves.
Tbs murder was Ferpetraled on the
evening If tbe 18th inst, and since that
time Casebeer has not been seen or heard
of. The above reward Will be paid 10 a
ny person or persons, apprehend'ng said
Samuel Casebeer, and delivering him at
The Jail in this county, or at any other Jail
in the Stata
WILLIAM PAINTER, Coroner.
MiIlersburg, Ohio, May IA, 1886.
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IN No showed that in 1885, Mess Charles Starr and John
wheewght and Female benevolent Society, upon their
plghsd faith received om thousand dollars, the
explicit condition they would the Whole pro-
aed the decision which appropriated the F. b. Society
should This condition they perseyerngy
refuse fulfil though the injustice Of the aforesaid decision is de-
by the record Of the appointment Of Mers Starr
Co., the Committee Of 1885, and receipts and by
the letters drafts remonsances and orders Of the dOno them
selves.
To the Rev. j. r. Mcdowell, New York.
Respected fead:-I induced address you in relation
the singular of proceeding BY the New York Female
Benevolent Society," and their abeito of your Pesbyey Of
which and the friends Of which made the depository
give your e single handed in highly in
ieeng department Christian Philanthropy been the sub
ject
Those proceedings when they through
and other public journals excited my deep SURPRISE and
thoagh wsllaware thai far Isl or those whom former
occasion represented concerned the decision entirely
ayaance with the fact could hardly believe general
lyso wide of the trh the imposing title of the
the the tribunal by which the audged and
had Of the eject suspicion of ndcetoa
PEude part whh detrac,ed something from the high
merit and value which had aserbed your and to your
lsbor.
am therefore glad that the papers Containing
your Defence furnished the means ofcorrectse h, unvor
bic inpr son, and giving opportunity giving you further
evidence Of the sympathy Of the Individuals before repre-
senled under your still accumulated trials and their good wishes
for nent perseverance, and sbisd from
the most dsploras degradation and atchag il possible o
fanny the unwary individuals Of female are liable
come, no already fallen vsnis the fendke baeness of ours
Although already minated the amount sl25l which before
RENTED designed exclusively & your or to be
appropriated aecedingto Judgment in promong
in which had nobly and zealouy engaged and
though the proceedings nexpabe by which the
Of the donors departed from the hope which
they had ia view wholly frustrated another mode the
money have been made sevieeb ia protecting exposed
or retaining the guilty they have thought proper
giving order the Society refund the They have
however authorised do whs, doubt will be more
eongenial TO your feelings remit further hundred
and twenty-five dollars f'' your own exclusive according
your o rtskes.
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ITO be Continued

DREADFUL FrRE-BowDoIN CoLLRGE BURNT
The Portland Argus states that about o'clock on
Maine Hall" was discovered tobe ERE. DIR. Adams
one of the tutors occupied room which the fire
originated, and in jumping Of the window, all other
modes of escape being clnsed. he broke his leg. The
students saved the principal part Of their books and
Claiming but the valuable library of the Athenaeum
society was entirely DESTROYED. There insur.
ance Of $1,000 upon the College, but none upon the
library.
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The foregsn. nearly all collected y myself
signed you for Be.evoent sociey have also
written donors and by them directed authorize you
call the Treasurer Of the NJ Society and denabd
reundng oiha They will be satisfied have
H. and should think that Society would attempt
justify its strange and unheard Of repay the funds
unrig heousy taken. Yours as ever,
ii. C. TAYLOR
Ps ~ The Treasurer Of the r. D. s. refuses pay these
SAG.
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Hudson, Portage Co. (Oho) JAM Is, 1895.
Rev.. r. McDOwal am sorry money
sent from this place particular and personal benefit
been unfairly wreste from forget the time
you fifteen dolars BY Rev. Henry Coe II
years ago. believe My directions by was that
dollars should be applied payment for pape and the other
remaining dollars donation YOURSELF 10 he applied just
your discretion should direct your benefit Rev
Mr. Coe who delivered the money brought your receipt for the
peeyn the purposes of the application Of said fifteen do
lars Rev. Mr. Coe viii, required, make his affidavit that
dollars Of the said fifteen you donation yourself
above described.
hereby oemny protest against dollars being p-
Piled any purpose than above lescbed-tha is
gift, Internationally, to yourself
This have light demand 1t legal principle that all de-
nations shall appropriated according the wish Of the
feel my duty that the money 80 81 you from
many individuals this Excepting what for your
paper) designed for your personal benefit
We region, feel the suppression
ceniOusnsss and willing afford aid in desirable
sbeobu reasonably continuance Of do
nation unless they applied ageeaby whas Wishing
you in your honest endeavor reform vice,
i am, Rev. and Dear Sir your real FRIEND
DAVID HUDSON.
Psp The Treasurer fine f. refuses pay $40
Look at this case S. and +. S. received given
amount money definite condition. The individuals
they the money! requires the fu6ment Of the
doa They refuse; they retain the The donors bitterly
complain s. W. and the +. B. S. all at defiance.
J. r. McDOwALL
Ps With gratitude acknowledge per Mrs, s. C. Hswxhu
friends 81 from Methods, friend in the city s.
CORRECTIONAL gentleman present at the time Mr. whitesey
gave Of the sayings Of the dying Mahaa that in
my No tho sentence spoke
inference from Mr.. whiteseys which made
her say nothing about and Of nothing against Mr.
MeDOwaIl.
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New York, February A. 1886.
Dear Brother Nc DowalI sorry end nioney for
raded by and wife claimed BY N Y B. Society,"
This day and date Of the different given different
The 18TH November Mrs Young, Fifty Cents 26th do ST. De-
cember 4h by Miss Beers 81 Miss NJ Amer Twenty-Five Gents
MissA W. Amer 81 80 Miss Brown Fifty Cen Miss Banter,
Fifty Cents 18th do, Miss Young, 81 This money being col
leced and forwarded before the B. Society exsnc
sequenty belong them and intended for
hut Knowing extreme necessity raised ha for
table, We present this order to the Society,"
and have this money returned for lis original purpose.
Total, IS 25 ALEXANDER YOUNG.
ABIGAIL YOUNG.
NIB II The Treasurer refuses pay he,e So IS though
Young, in his own person, cal ed for it,
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CRUELTY no ANIMALS.-SoI

IFE PILLS.-Tke Proprietor Of thi, Great Medicine,
IL which distinguished for its he invaluable
which
United which has become
Whilst he congratulated for the Of certain remedy
tor the number OF The diseases which human nature
bat his correspondents upon the relief
from suerngs which they have experienced aud the
OF happiness which they consequently enjoy To be the humble
health and thus proungsg the lives and enyments Of his fellow
ne, reward that the highest human ambition might envy, and
that places Pecay gan however desirable IN tse low In
the standard Of comparison.
addition hundreds oftemonss which he has long
had in his possession Mr. Aos the sole proprietor the T.
TABLE LIFE PILLS. receiving others, establishing their
efficacy where every known remedy had been
Piled in vs, and fully establishing their title 10 the character Of
LIFE PILLS. not only for r-scung life from imminent DANGER
surely conducting their arcey conscious victims sohswe
Dr. MoFFATs Office No 50 Hudson street, opposite Jay,t
New York.
Price-small boxes, 50 cenis-large boxes. 81.
Numerous testimonies proof Of the excellence Of the
individuals whom
thew have vitality beneed and many Others could easily be
tained.
For sale the following Places
William Zant I2l Hester street. DR. Lee 2s5 Madison
street, Ferenbaeh& Mime Of Hudson and Reed
Dr. Leeds n Cherry street, Ed mund Bookstaveg $50 Division
street; John Hinton, Of Twentieth street. and Eighth
Avenue NJ Cargan& Co.. 81 Sixth Avenue, T. X Astin IS
Carmine ssreel, New York.
j. W. Downer Grand street; Smith wntringham,
Of Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn
DR.. Clarke, Jersey City.
DIR. Cooke, First street. Willsmsburgh.
Charles W. Badger a5i Broad street, r. Covert o6a Broad
j. s;sin Vain street. opposite vaphOuon street, Paterson
DR. John s. Crane; Dunning Horton Goshen, Orange co.
b. r. Cragsn; Matthew Holenseck, Washington street
ia r. r. Durland Chester. Orange county.
T.. f. Gedsey, 90 Wafer street, Newburgh 49, ,
Allen South Third DIR. Msrsell IN Southwark
corner Of Second Catherine Mr.. Elliot,
Fifth and Vine street. Philade phia. feb 9lm