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Just Received.

Just Received.
Homes Book of Health and Medicine,
Sesmondis Fall ofthe Roman Empire,
Wlrts Life ofPatrick Henry, new Edition,
Chalmers Works, l vol. new Edition,
Addresses to Youth, by A. D. Eddy, g.
Combc on the Constitution ofMan,
Oswalds chronological Dictionary,
The Great Teacher,
Tholuck on John, b
Dicks Works In one volume,
Ramsay's Missionary Journal,
Cotton on the Religious State ofthc Colmtry
For Sale at the Book Store.
Julv 3Jth.
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Petit Gulf Cotton Seed.

TT HAVE made arrangements, at Now or-
II leans, for a supply of Seed from Petit Cult
which will, be here as soon as practicable. Per-
sons wishing to secure the genuine article, will
leave their names with me, and the quantity that
thew will want. The price will be 81 for Bag
containing Bushels. o,
Nov. /, 1886. 81
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VHlHE Subscriber wishes to purchase for cash
IL few likely negroes. Those from eight to
thirty years ofage would be preferred. Any coin
municaton on the subject through the Post Office
dicctcd to Bcnncttsvlc will meet attention.
D. VI. CROSLAND.
Bennettsvie 5th Nav, 1886, 26tf.
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3. M'Intosh e. Co.

Hare noc in Store,
En Pieces Bagging,
eDO 40 Coils Rope,
40 Bags Laguira and Rio COFFEE,
10 Hds Porto Rico and Santa CRUZ Sugar,
II Do. West Indies Molasscs,
75'Sacks Salt,
Ticrccs Rice,
With good stock of Iron, Nails,
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Hats, Shoes &c.
All of which will BE- sod low for cash, or bar
tered for country produce.
Cheraw, Oct 18th, 5O st
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CAREI'S LIBRARY OF CHOICE
LITERATURE

ETH AS now completed its first six months OF
EE publication, and the publishers offer the
following works in the testimony of the fulfil
ment ofthe promises made to the public in the
original prospectus.
Life of Sir james Mackintosh. by his son.
Kincaid's Rife Brigade.
characteristics of Hindostan, by Miss Roberts.
One in a Thousand, by &. p. r. James.
Rienz, by L. L. Bulwer.
Random Recollections ofthe House Of Commons
The Second Volume has commenced with Sc
lections from Tile Dramaso Of Joanna Baillus, and
Crimes, or Posthumous Records Of q London
Clergyman-a work resembling in style, and
supposed to be by the same author, as the cele.
brated Tales from the Diary of Physician.
The First Volume can be had separate, with
out subscribing to the work, upon the remittance
of s. so to the publishers.
The Library is published weekly, containing
Twenty imperial octave pages, and the Literary
Advertiser, which accompanies it, four pages and
is bound up at the end of every volumc:-Pricc
per annum, in advance, S..
Address, E. J.. CAREY s. A. HART.
Or, LOUIS A. Cooley.
phuadelpkia.
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CLUBBING.

CLUBBING.
A remittance of Five Dollars will command
the first volume ofthe Library and the Marryatt
Novels, complete in numbers, containing Peter
Simple-Jacob Faithful-Pirate s. Three Gut
ters-King's Own-Newton Forester-Pacha of
Many Tales-and Japhet in Search of his Father
Or
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For Sale.

FoURTEEN likely Negross-eleven, ven, of the the
further particulars apply TO
October Is, 49 At.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Chcraw S. c.
on the 3Jth Sept 1895, and ifnot called for be-
fore the lst January next will be sent to the Cen
cral Post Office as ''dead" letters.
B. BRYAN, P. NJ.
A McCright, VIM.
Anderson, Mr.. (Saddlcr) Moree, Thomas K.
Allen. Zachariah McRae, John II.
B McColman, john
Broomc, Caswell Munroe, John
Bradley, Archibald Mccall, Miss Nancy2
C NIuirhead, Alex.
Campbell, Murdoch Muirhcad s. Co.
Chalmers, Miss Charl'ttc
Campbell, Mrs. Isabella Potter. James
Croby, Sen. John Powell, Margaret
Coward. James Powers, Rev. Urias
Charles, II. u. Parker, Mrs. Mary
Campbell, Col. John Pegucs, VIM.
ID Z
Derduc, Arnold Quick, Jesse
Donegan, James Quick, lhomas
Davis, Lanoar Mrs.
Dunn, John Russell, oami.
Duvall, G. w. Rainwater, Simon
T. Rush, Mrs. Ann d.
Easterling, E. B. Rogers, X. r.
Ellerbe, Lacharlah
Edwards, John Smith, VIM.
Easterling, II. Shaw, Daniel
ElIerbe, Crawford SmotherS, Richard
G. Stricken, Leroy2
Godfrey. s. w. Spearman, David
Gregg, George. Spcnccr,o ii.
II Smith, Clemant
Holloway, Jesse Smith, William H..
Harrison. w. II. Sweat, Miss Ellen Jane
Husbands, Hamilton
Hall. Silas Tailor, John
Turnage, Luke
Irbv. Mrs. Rebecca Thornwell, James II.
Irwin, J. w.
Woodward, William
Johnson, Tobias2. Williams, Jesse
Jinkins, David Williams, Mrs. Nary
Jones, Jchn Webster, W. A.
Johnson, Henry Woodland, Is.
l. Walliss, Miss Ann
Linsey, Henry Wallace Ann n
NJ Williams, II. II.
Mcpherson. Hugh Wells, Obedience Miss
McLain, Moses
Malloy. John w. Young, Allen D.
Mckay, Miss Charlotte Young, W. G. a.
Morrison, Kenneth Young, James X D.
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CoTToN. The receipts at This town during
the week, 652 bales, which sold at prices from
Il to Is cents. The principal sales at III.
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Marlboro Hotel for Sale.
HyHE Subscriber wishes to sell the Hotel q
premises together with all the Furniture
thereunto belonging part thereof as the pur,
chaser may require. The terms are easy and Will
be made known to any person desirous ofpurcha-
sing. ,,c~.c,N
BennettsTlle, Sept. %, 1886. 40 I'm.
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A Weekly Family Newspaper, devoted to Litera-
ture, Criticism and Fine Arts, General Intel
ligence, News.
Price Two Dollars per annum-payable in ad-
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In Equity.

October 5ih, lS3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27
STOP THE MURDERERy!
SIS REWARD.

XXILL be paid for the apprehension
w ofSAMUEL CASEBEER, of Me
chanic township, Holmes county, charged
with the murder Of Henry ChamberIl0g,
of The same township, Samuel Casebeer,
is about 5 feet ten inches high, Of slender
form, sloOp shouIdered, dark complexion,
dark hair, and eyes, and about 10 years
ofage. He had on when the deed was
done gray linsy paataIoons, gray vest,
white hat, anI in his shirt sleeves.
Thu murder was FerPetrated on the
evening uf The 18th inst, and since that
time Casebeer has not been seen or heard
OF. The above reward will Ue puid TO L.
ny person or persons, apPrehenJiae said
Samuel Casebeer, and delivering hin al
The jaiI ia this county, or al any other jail
in the Stats.
WILLIAM PAINTER, CorOnCr.
MiIIersburg, Ohio, May IA, 1886.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons Indebted 10 lhe estate Of
John Morrow, late of Fox township Car.
roll county. ONO, deceased, are hereby
called upon to make immedisle payment
TO the undersigned; and those having
claims sgainst said estste are authorized
TO present them, legally proven, for settle
ment within twelve months from this
date.
JAMES MORROW. Executor.
ELIZABETH MORROW Ex'trx
Nay q, 1886.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE .
My 8, 1886.

ALL persons Indebted to the estate OI
BiIIiOgsIey Williams, late Of Fox town
ship, Carroll county Onic, deceased, are
hereby called upon to make immediate
payment 10 the Undersigned; and all those
having caims against said estate are hu
lhorised to present them, legally authen.
tlcated, for settlement within Que year
from this date.
JOHN BURSON, (r
JAS. WILLIAMS
May 6, ls36.-4tp.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27

BUFFALO AND Gen. P. D PORTER -
The way Buffalo goes on, 10 a caution
TO other parts Ofthe earth, A company
there have recently purchased Of General
Peter B. Porter, the whole Of his posses
sions al Black Rock Cam, near 400 acres
with the ina ansIon house, harbor grounds
mills, unapproPriated water power, &c.
for $320,0O0, 10 one year probably, il
will he worth million. We hope the
gallant General has reserved some beau-
tful site for himself, from whence he
may still look upon the romantic shores
Of Erie, opposite the theatre Of his honora
bic services and brilliant military exploits
during the last war.-Bick.
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ora friend OfOurS has requested ,he
publication Of ~Iettor, written by a mem
:bsr If CObsFsas from New York, the OBJ
jest Of which is, to refute the charge that
MFNsN Buren, Is Catholic. We shall
publish tho letter referred to, ia our next,
together with Mr. Van Bureu's letter to
the Pope Of Rome; SO that our readers
may have both sides.
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sA&Ss SAv1a

UpPeTse tAk Western &eeAaA4e.
HsA besoas b. .psrchasao Of the Rausa.
'SSS' tAsPrOpetsSoT or Vhe ng6l IOF Cen
trs township. Carroll county, o. 10 make
snd vend, dEs. 6Gcs A. Bssrds Putsnk
Spring Beat and Spring Grit SaddIes,--
The SupctiOrityVF this imrFOvsmsn. ssst
shs eouamCu saddle, Is wOli established Ia
virginia, where it haS bSsn for sodio
eIs 10 uSe and 10 spoken ufin the nOsU
favorable terms BY certI6catss laken
from the MayWills Monitor. "This ID
70 certify that a model VI Boards Sateut
Spring Saddle has been preseused 20 ue
for inspeciioR, and that after a careful ax
animation we unhes,taHugIy prououuee
Il to be the best iaProvemens both for the
ease Of the rider aud also The tuue, thar
we havSever scent Francis and 1oseOA
R. SIbert, New Marke'S Louis Gregory,
PeytOnsburgh, PttSyIvsnis; Daniel Mash
James I'urtOn, BSckingham cOuuty, Phi
lips Riiney, BoyJtun, Mecklenburgh CO.
Va; il. Bay, shOckes Hill, Ricbmonds
W. Barnett, Nelson county,. D. Bran,
ChristiansviIIe, Va.S John p King, D.
Hide, Prince EIward cOantyi John Nc.
Cabs aad sons, BAIliurOre, Rebect Grove,
StaUntOB, Va.
Numerous other rames could he added
but The above Is considered sufiicient.-
In few days these saddles can be OBJ
tained at The sbove named place, a few,
doors west Of The Steam Mil, and OppO.
site the Exchange. With The addition Of
the Worm Steel Spring Saddle, which
will be kept oa hand with the cosnmOa
kind saddIefy aad harness
Of all klnds whole sale or retail-~ths a
5OVe saddles may be objected to by some
but the undersigned just invites TIE pub
lie TO call aud examine for lheir own sat.
isfactiOn,
N. b. One or two good iourueymeM
wanted immsdia 'ely-an apprentice will
be taken TO The above business If appIica
lion Le made soo1. The su scribcr
would jus, intimate to those who cousid.
er themselves Indebted 10 him 10 come
forward and discharge the same immedi.
a!e'y, as money in hand 10 better than
out-lf this is not attended to another
kidd Of PdttOH SPriHS than The above will
be applied.
JAMES DAVIS.
May 6, 1886. 6.-l2mo.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that all pei
IL sons indebted TO the estate Of Abrs
ham Pittenger, late Of Monroe Township
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, are requj
red to make immediate settlement with
the subscribers; and all who have claims
gainst saie estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within one year
from this date. ~|.
PETER PITTENGER, l Ad,,,,.'
WILLIAM DAVIS,
April Is. 1896.
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SIX CENTS REWARDl!I

q ME subscriber will pay six cents re
q ward, but no charges, to any person
who may return to him, at his residence
in Centre TIP. Carroll county, Ohio; Sa-
rah Swinehart, bound girl, who went
ofErom the subscriber, on or about the
10Th OF April last. AL persons are warn
ed not to employ Or harbor the said Sa-
rah, as against such the law will be duly
enforced.
DAVID BEILER.
May 20, 1886.
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For tie CarcolL Free PLesa.

FOr CdrfOJ Free PIeSS.
MeSsrs. Editors:
"Oar sufferings is into! cradle" "-the
Town "Counsil" .'has stopped SO low" as
10 pass q law to prohibit our "hoggs" and
our "Piggs" from running at large in the
borough! Was there ever such an OUT
rage committed, before this, upon the
rights oCmen and "hOggs" and pigesf''
Why should not "hoggs" and "piggs" F"
have as much liberty as men,! And
hav'nt our .'hogss" and ''piggs" right
togo wbere they please, and get what
they can, all about the tOwIri One half
the "COunsil" ut able 10 buy "hogg"-
and what right have they to pass ''hogg
law,""tO Cypress the peoplew | shall
have to sell my ''hoggs and a plenty Of
them" (abOut SOY that just served to keep
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N0lice

Z Shereby given that at my instance, q
writ of attachment was issued BY Wa
Wilhs row, n Justice ofthe Peace, for FOA
township, 10 the county Of Carroll, aut
State Of o., Oh the 4lh inst. against the
goods, chstties, rights, credits moneys 4
effects Of Wm. Graham, an absent debt
or.
A. r. MARKLE
Ap:il 22d, 1885, -
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SI5 RE w AIIU.
FOR BOY AND CLOTH,

OR Ten FOR IHE Boy.
I'D ANAWAY iron the subscriber on
IL the nigkt Vi the l0th Of April,
John iaIni!ion, son Of Wm. Homtton,
an indented apprentice to the taiiodng
business, aged, II years one mon'h-5
feet 5 inches high, black hair, aud rO.
guish down look he had on black hal
light roundabout, brown pants, blue vest
Three aud halfyards Of brown cloth
were missing The same uIght. | 'orwarn
all persons from harboriug or employing
said boy at the penalty Of .he Law. The
above Reward will lie gwen hut no char
ges paid-deIiyered here or 10 any Jail ia
the State, between this aud 1910.
GEO. w, ADDAMS.
Leesbureh, Nav 6. 1886,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsI
DENT

By and sish de AdS,et and Consent of
&s Se"ate, Of QficsY for &s Territory
Of WiscOnsiN.
Henry Dodge, 10 bo GovernOri
John 8. Horner, TO be Secretary.
Charles DunG, to be Chief Justice.
VIM c Frazier, 10 be Associate Judge.
WV. Chapman, to be Attorney.
Francis GehOn, to be Marshal.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
David CrumbeckeT, late Of Brown town.
ship, Carroll county Ohio, deceased, are
hereby called upon TO make immediate
payment to the undersigned; and all those
having claims against said estate arc au j..
IhorlEed 10 present them, legally proven,
for settlement within twelve months from
this dale.
ISAAC CRUMBECKER,j A.,
ABSALOM CRAIG, Au'"r'
May 9, 1886.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
N James Baxter, late Of Augusta IT,,
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, are re
quested to come forward and make ilnne
dsate payment, to the Undersigned; and
all those having claims against said eS
tate, will present the legally proven for
settlement, within one year from this date.
JAMES McCLlNTOCK, Admir-.
May 20, 1886.
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Well

r WILL call at stidger's, and pay him
what owe him. Ii fIcAnnot, | will
give my DdebilI; IOr am almost asham-
ed TO come to town.
T. s. Ihave a great many OLD ac-
counts, hope those that are indebted, will
call and ctlowards me, as Mr..
1as Just done ~ want 10 settle Of my old
book; and begin anew.
H.A. sTlDGER.
May 90 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27

We have no news from Wasbin nElou
City; and have not received an lntsIIigsn
Ger fsrtwo weeks, although there are 4
; or 5,,numbsrs due.
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4BGG 2R1N5s

C3tIGtt a. LseatOa
HAVE just resolved IRON New Or.
Ii leans
..7.5 Barrel. Mol:sses
loo liavanna Sugar
80 Nav Ot.elu4 DO.
% No ) Mackerel
l5 Tanners OH
20 casks Sweet Malaga wine
s SciciIy Madeira
5 Lisbon do
5 Tierces fresh rice from Cinciu.
natl
40 Kegs assorted tobacco
100 900 Com. Segars
l20 Boxes MeIe do
500 De. cut and dry tobacco
200 lbs. scotch snuff
100 raopee do
ALSO, from Phi adelphia via. the ca.
nal.
IL crates assorted Queensware
All OF which we offer on accommoda-
ling terms.
CATLETT Il HEi1ON.
WcllsuIle, April %, 1886.
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Notice
May both, 1896.

is hereby given, that David Maple, aud
Tunis Maple have, this day, filed theft
Final Account, as ADM nistrators OI
Jacob Maple. dec. Ia tho Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court oI Common Pleas ia
and for The cOunly of Carroll, o.
D. M'COOK, Clerk.
April Ist, 1886. ..
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the tOwn eGeaS. Let the "cOunail" TOOK
TO ItI their power wOAt last always!
r , ~. P0RKER.
May 9Th. 1885.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against
"A the estate stephen FOrgason, late
Of Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio, d.
ceased, are hereby notified to present
them legally authenticated for settlement
within one year from this date; and all
those indebted to said estate arc required
to make immediate payment
MEFlLDA FORGASON,
Adm'x.
ALVEY DOWNEY, Admir-.
May 20, 1895.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27

Itzds'--Ths latest intelligence from
the seat Of war in Texas. augurs well for
the success of the Texan army. We
have. gwen little attention 10 the causes
ol this. war; and, in truth, have not fell
that degree ofanxiety which some of our
'co'emPorarieS appear TO feel, as 10 the Ie.
suit OF the war. But, from all the inior
nation which has reached US, we are moi
able to perceive, in the Texan cause,
much to enlist The sympathies of the pat
riot. or to invoke the energies and PROV.
css oil the patriots arm. Those who are
usually denominated TEXANS, are Or
were citizens Ofthe United States, who
voluntarily abandoned tie only free coun
tryGPo" earth, with the view Of enriching
themselves by speculation, ia a country
IN which the principles of civil liberty
were but lmPerfectIy understood, and un.
dera government which was "rotten be-
fore it was ripe" The history of the
South American Republics, as we have
learned Il, presents continued scene OF
domestic turbulence und civil revolution;
and, With full knowledge Of this fact,
Tor what noble or elevated purpose cit-
zen OF The Uniled States would foIsake
his 'nat've land for Mexico or Texas, we
are utterly at loss TO divine. Be this
as It may, the Texans have no Iegiti-
mate right to hope fer, or TO ask the aid Of
the people Of this country. The United
States.have recognized the South Ameri.
cen Rep blics as independent nations;
' and our government is bound BY every
principle oElnternalional law, to observ g
a rigid aeutralny betweea the Texans
and Mexicans.
NIhe Texans were people, like the
Greeks or the Poles, who had been on.
pressed ia lheir native country by The
'Noo ha"d of ,ycanny, every free mao's
heart would burn with sciicitude (or ,i,c,r
success. But with baud Of restless a0d
ambitious spirits, headed by a Uict,m of
Insanity, who have o5truded themselves
into the domiaiou Of sistec republic, and
risen up 10 resistance TO the laws ofvhat re
public, it il Impossible that the people oil
the United Slutes can have any feelings in
common. We believe that the Texans
have embarked OH a stormy sea, not in pur
suit ofthe free aIr, the fair fields and rich
iruiis Otl'berty. out in search Of wealth
and power and fam; and il they are
wrecked upon the breakers that ever be-
set so dangerous voyage, it must be at
trl6uied to amjiiion-ihat inglorious am
bition, which deems il "better to reign
in hell than serve in heaven.''
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ID YM ENEAL.

MARHlED-On the 5th inst. BY Rob
en BarnhiII Esq. Mr.. DANIEL HOOK,
10 Miss ELIZABETH SHOEMAN both
Of Perry Township, Carroll county.
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NEW G<lOhla,

] - " ~|NSVHDtyb
IHNhk SabScrtbtr has rUce,ved an Oh
tepsive additioa " hiS former s,ueh
1t gO0dtS cOnsisEaBg tH part or
CIOIhS, CaSiaslts,
Vesiingst DrilliRgS,
Prints, MeFiDOss,
Silks, B0binelts,
Laces, EdgingS,
Cambrick, Jackonettsl
Book Z cOlOred MuSIlnS,
Brown & bleached do.
Leghorn, Straw j. Tuscan BOnneGs,
Fur 4 PsImIsaf Hats,
Coarse e. Fine Shoes
Morocco f PrunelI do.
Trimmings, Ribbons, &c. &c
Which together with Groceries,
QEcensUGre, HGrdpaE,
McdicincS,
comprise general assortment of goods,
10 his liae Of business; which be wishes
TO exchange for cash, OF produce, on good
terms.
HE wishes 10 procure a quantity Of
clean washed
woS:,
for which the highest price will be paid.
J. SINCLAIR.
Nav 20, 1885
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WILLIAM CROW, AuctiOmeer.
'THE Advertiser haSit 9 been reap
pointed Auctioneer o. Carroll coun
~, takes this mrthod Of giving notice,
that he is ready, willing aLd ru ger to at
tend to any aud III. calls fjr his services
as county Auc!ioneer. lie may usually
be found at his residence in UMon Town
shIPj and will always be yromp, and at.
lehtve to his Official duties wheuever they
may be required.
North Union, May 6, 1885.
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April 90. 1886.

S.ANDY& BE.7HER CaNAL.-
NOTICE is hereby 81, en-, that The
~ Stock holders, of the Sandy & Dea
yer Canal Company, are REQUIRED TO pay
an inStalment of ten per cent, before or on
the 20sh day Of May next, to Michael Ar.
ter, Treasurer, in The town Of Hanover,
or to his assnis, beiOg the tenth install
ment.
u BY order Ofthe board
OEee Of the Sandy f Beaver
Cana COmpshy. -.
C.D. HOSTETTER, Ssc'y.
April 90, 1856
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Wdldie.-A late numbCr of WaIdie's
Library, IN. .l9,) just received, cor tains
selection, very much to our tustc, from
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Letters from The Soulh, ard other interes
ing matters. Or We should bo pleased
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O1-We ackaowleds se with pl easure the
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dy's Book, for Malch, ls35-which did
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"MaskirgWm Valley" is the title Of a
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by IL. II. ROBINSON, OF M'ConneIsville,
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cARRoLL R q Ii COUNTY, oSjN' SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
V0cGtiO" Gftcr November 7erm, 1885.

VHcGtiO" Gfacr November 7erm, 1885.
Robert Craven, AdmIn)
istrator Of Joshua Almonds
g, SsclI real eS..
Phebe Almonds, VIM. Am. '"'''
onds, ct ais.
The said defendants are hereby notifi-
ed that, for the purpose Of paying debts
against the estate of the said Joshua Am.
onds, deceased, the said Rohor, Craven
as administrator of said estate, did on tbs
llth day Of February A. D. 1885, GIe
his petInon 10 the Office of the Clerk oil
lhe Court Of Common Pleas Of said coun
ty, praying an order fsaid court to sell
the following described land, to wit: The
West halfof The North West quarter Of
section thirteen, township thirteen end
range five Of The lands directed to bc sold
at SteubenviIe, o. Add that the Dover
ofsaid Phebo Almonds in said premises be
assigned her. which said petilioa will
stand lor hearing at the next term (Au-
gus: Term, 1885, Of saTJ court,
VIM. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for petitioner.
May 9Th, 1886.