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INFORMATION WANTED.

O w. CLAIM, one Of the editors and proprie-
Sstors Of the " Repository g. Whig' published
at GaAnbsrsburg, Pa. hiss been absent since the
18th of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (who are g
norant Of the existence of any adequate
ca ise for his leaving the place or his businessj
ns to where he is, or indeed whether be is alive
or not. ANY person who can give any inloma-
tion concerning him, will greatly obige his friends
BY communicating the same, by letter, to &. h.
Harper, of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr. Catllm is
about ~ years Of age, he has black hair and eyes
rather under the common size, coughs very much
when talking, and has weak hoarse voice.
Aug, n, 1910.
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Estray.

DY virtue of an order to us directed by Ander'
ID son Helm, Justice of the Peace of Hunting
ton ownship, in Brown county, we, the under
signed, do certify that we have viewed and ap-
praised certain stray Mare taken up by Valen-
tine Shelton of said township, and find the same
to be dark sorrel mare, with a small star in her
forehead, three or four small spots on her back
bone, accustomed by the saddle; the left hind
foot white half way to the postern joint; about
fourteen and half hands high; supposed to De
ten years old, and natural trotter: and we DO
apprase said mare at thirty-hve dollars.
STEP sTEPHEN 1!N NWVGHLSs'oN,S Appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this l5th day
of September, 1s4O. ANDERSON HELM. p
certify the above to be true copy from my
Estray book. Given under my hand and seal
this 29th day of September, 1910.
ANDERSON HELM, J.. ?.
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Brown County Supreme Court

Brown County Supreme Court.
RhOda Collins
ps. Petition for Divorce.
Stephen Collins.
nE remembered, that, on the third
I'D day Of December, 1910, the peti-
TONER, by her Counsel, filed in the Clerk S
offite of said Court, a petition for di.
vorce from her husband Stephen Collins,
the defendant: the canse assigned in said
petition for the divorce is wilful absence
for more than three years on the part Of
the defendant; the defendant is therefore
notified 10 appear before the Judges oI
the Supreme Court, on the first day oI
their next Term, to be held at Georgetown
in Brown county, Ohio, and answer OIL
plead 10 said petition,
G. W. KING, Clerk
s. G. B. C. o.
Til. L. HAMER, Counsel for petitioner
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Admlnlstrator's Notioe.

A IT, thosa indsbtsd to the estate OF James
"A Gloth4rman, lats Of U ioh township, ds'
c3lsel. are hereby notified to settle the sans
within one year from this date; and all those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present thsm, legally proven, for settlement.
ANDER ON c. GOOTlIERMAN, Admir-.
Nov l7Ih, IS4O, Avs
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w the ensuing gsession Of the Ohio Leglslatute
WEEKLY, " w
SEMI-WEEKLY, 9v
yUFElfIV | 90
Persons suoscribing, will please designate
which paper il is that they desire.
The approaching !ession ofthe Ohio eeislalufe'
will be one Of more than usual interest 70 an par
ties The Corwn administration WIN DC IN
progress-his inaugeral will have developed MS
measures, or rather th1 measures ol the Dahhets
and Abolilists that elected hin', ana IN whose
hands he is.
When lhese measures are presented 70 'ue
Legislature by Governor CoF"'a, as Is i1 nss uuly
nv 1he constitution, the tug OF war VIII eom-
mencs in the Legislature; and iof tne h'st .l''ls
for wars, ths people will have an opportunity OF
seein5 wbat the princinles of whlggery really are
n nrTriire. and a ia comparisiOn can be made
bsuyeen the doctrines of the two parties, touch-
ing tina great interesso of equal rights and consti-
tutoual government
We shall have good reporters, and use what
industry we are capable of employ yihg on our pa.
ne, N rive n correct aud extensive view Ot all
! their doing: and the first curious item VIII De
law reducing the salaries of al, the officers III the
State, as promised to the people Inc next wiz
be. to raise the wages ofabOr-increase the price
( of wheat and pork-introduce tie negroes iresn
| from Kentucky into our courts as Witnesses, ana
into our common schools; but not into our colleges
where Bankers children congregate. All these
hard cider and coon skin movements Will be ie-
corded with care and precision, and When neces.
sary made inlo first rate Tippecanoo songs, and
sung tn keep the members spirits up.
~ nd the schema already on loot, as we
are Informal, to chain down the people by
gr,a, BANK machinery, more powerful than the
throne of the Russian Autoc,at will be watched
with due care Let the people read and judge
for themselves.
Ths proceedings of Congress will also be due
ly given asheretofore. -
'' s. & M. II. MEDARY.
Columbus, November IL, 1910
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mad moi entirely vanished al the end Of
many days.
In few hours almost all the timber
that had LAIN heaped in the rncky gorge
was h1aliug in the great pond ol the md
lers; and as we walked homewards we
talked ofthe Force Of the Wdters.-Or-
Astrological Biography, Vol. ii. p. ".
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IsEssION ONO STATESMAN.

VKTE propose to issue the STATESMAN, during
w the ensuing session Of the Ohio Legislature
WEEKLY, " w
SEMI-WEEKLY, 9v
WEEKLY w
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-16
An N u AL REPOR 7
Of the Fund Commissioners of
Brown County.

FFNIIE under igned,in obedience to the
requsition Of the nineteenth Sec
trOn Of an Act passed 2Sth March, 1887,
entitled San Act for the distribution
and investment of this States proportion
Of The Surplus Revenue" submit The fol-
lowing statement oflhe management of
this Cuuuty's proportion of said fund:
Amount received from the
Stale Treasury May 22nd,
1888 $256s7 "a
Amount loaned
on Real Estate $500 90
Amount loaned ,..
on other ade-
quale security 24,l 1877 "a
--- 25,6S7 81
The following is The amount loaned in
each of the several Townships;
ITuion TOwnShrn 1l2OO 90
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STATE OF OHIO,
BRowN County CoJRT UP COMMON Pleas.
OeL,bsr Term, A. d. 1910
Robert Morrow
Vs. IN CHANCERY.

vs.. IN CIANSEh4
Philip D. Wilson
DH it remembered, that on the l7ih day Of
ID October, a y. l54), the Complainant
hls in sal CuirI his csrain bil in Chaacery,'at-
tng firth thal.on the 18th day of september, o3S,
the Defendant bscams Indebted TO hun ~ the
sum Of two hundred and twenty dollars, and exc
cu.ei 10 him his writing obligatory for the pay
.nsut of said sum ofmoney in two years alter I'll"
date thereof; aud that to secure said sum ol mo-
nav, V,s D3tendant executed his caflain mort
gaze on in.lot No. (S.) eighty.six lying in
| Georgatown, in said Comfy, north OF market
street. The prayer of the bill is, tn t, by de-
crse of said Court, this said mortgage be fore
closed and said loI sold to discharge the claim
aforesaid, &c.
Aud on motion AMI it appearing TO the salts
faction oft Court that tn, said Defendant is
! not a resident of ths State Of Oho, ordered that
n1tics of tbs panlai;y AMI prayer OF tina bill b.
published in the "D5no:tat: StanilrG," news
pl1sr pfintsT ail in general circulation in saic
co lnty, six w,eks in succession previous to th'
naxt lsrm of this Court
'''' ''''' GEO. W. KING, Clark.
! DyrD G. DavnRe, SIR
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List of Letters

M EMAINING in the Post Office at George.
II town, Oh the 3lEt dav of December, io4',
Nntch fnot taken out in thres months will BE-
sant to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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LIFE OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN,

TTN IL above work is now ready for delivery,
Il and ON sale by the publisher. Subscribers
for tho same, and the community al large, cAn
ohtAn them OF application tn tn the Publisher, to
whom orders from dstnncewill be directed.
]. w. ELY, ubisher,
Cincinnati, aug. 3 No. 10, Lower Market St
They may also ba had at Democratic Hall, o.
Ma3srs. Dawson Il Fisher, oroflhe Agent Of the
ths city, Mr.. J. O'C. Purcell.
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Amount of Interest OH $95jS7 u Tor
IL months at 7 per ct, l70S 10
Amt OF int. due and not paid . oO
Ami of Loan that has been col
lected by course of law 5OO W
Amt of loan now in suit 5OO OO
due and not in
suit 100 %
The expenses incurred in the man
agement of said Fund are as follows, viz:
Amount paid Preston W. Sell
lers for printing Report 3 90
Amt paid Sam'I Kerr F'd Com. IA 90
I" Sam'i Ross iS 90
Noah Ellis ID 90
4" Hezekiah Lindsey
Clerk 10 Commissioners 8 90
Amt paid Peter L. Wilson CPk
to Commissioners II oO
Amt paid to David &. Devore
Attorneys fees for collenlon 2O OO
Amt paid to Samuel Kerr for
going to Columbus To receive
this Counly's proportion of
reappOrtonment of Surplus
Revenue l6 90
$l05 so
Annual income $l79S 10
SAMUEL KERR Fund Comm'rs
SAMUEL ROSS, of
NOAH ELLIS, BrOv" County.
Jan. 23, lS4l,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20
FOR TIE E.NPJTREF
gro THE VA. AND L. s. PUBLIC"

"TO THE VA. AND L. s. PUBLIC"
81 have long ago promised my conscience never 10
be manworshlPper never TO sustain any set " ,s
AGAINST the Constitution of the country. This vow
mean 10 keep to the best of my ability, SO help me
Cod" II is the senior Editor Of the Richmond Wing
who says this, in his proposals 10 publish paper Al
Washington! How came his conscience to make nun
nron,;se not to be manworshipper, when 1t granted
him plenary indulgence as professional assassin
WHY did his conscience exact a promise never 10 oe
manworshipper' Had he been one before: Hiay
not that conscience like good Priests, aosoiVe
him from his vow, for handsome reward: RE WIN
sustain no man mot Cay) nor set Oh men aga.ns
the Constitution Has not this same conscience 'o'o
him that the Constitution conters no power 10 chaitei
Bank: and is he not daily sustaining men VINO, III
the teeth of the Constitutions would charter BANK
Is he not going to Washington to support the pre-
sent Federal Administration ana TO ofihg oay my
the succession. But this man of conscience nodesty
the country to say whether print IS, or Is not
required at the Federal Metropolis, whose ieahihss
I'LL he IN The States and not the central authority
Does the man really think that even true "hig
fuddled by hard cider and blind with party rancor, can
he duped by such stuff from one who, SO lar from see
;ng any thinp to alarm State Rights men IN General
Inaugural praises il to the skies the true
,nostor of the Democratic faith? Does he really be-
eye that the great of his counrymen are stupid
asses TO be driven into log pens, by such as he and
yoked for the service of wind pulled Whgs' Is this
The same John Ii. Peasants who wrotel some labored
columns in favor Of that great constitutional measure
the Independent Treasury Is he going 10 Washing
ton to "sustan the men who support this consttu-
tional measure or will he "sustain the men who go
for Bank against the Constitution Is it not his pnr,
nose to Sustain" that party in Congress, who wouu
brbe those corrupt leaders in the indebted states
folly and reckessness have involved their states ~
enormous debt) 10 their support, by offering 'ne ''e
common property of the Union TO relieve 'hem ifo'h
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debts they have brought upon their sIates' Kind souls
hey would take the cdium Of heavy taxation off the
shoulders that ought 10 bear it, and place the burden on
all the people, all the States, whether they had any
agency in creating the debt or not. This Is has Wing
Democracy. These are the State Rights i behooves
the conscientious senior of the Richmond Wing to sus
tain at the Federal Metropolis ::
When people mean to do right, their conscience is
well satisfied with them, and has such implicit con-
dence in their honesty of purpose, that she never calls
them for promises and vows: and if she does get
promises and VOWS, they seldom kept by one VINO
lightly calls the sacred name, which he may not
scrure, at other times, TO blaspheme.
DEMOCRAT
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rPoN FLORIDA

r., the steamer ISIS arrived at Savannah from tIor
da were received the ST. Augustine News and Florida
Herald of the I'd inst. From the former the following
Extract of letter received in this city, from an Off
Ger of rank dated "Camp Eootka, 40 miles from TAM
ii arrived here this day with Jpid Cat. His people
are collecting, and will be emigrated in six weeks.
detachment of my regiment is now on the mareE with
Cosa Tuscnuggee, to Tampa. doubt whether another
hot will he fired"
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u.,u,sy, Governor Seward and his Clique;
Itig sn', s.o,,ne TO elect Mr. Goddin, whom take
fiSs! homes, Federalss, why, let them do it, II
ss s''1n "r business (Mr. Young having declined)
y eau can, Republican, if we can, whether he de,
ei''' candidate or not. This is the opinion
afs Mus Democrat have met with in the last
every s;,. AN and they have been not few.
nee o's cannot agree that Col Barker is the most
AinoIG5 - ocrat in the county, am by no means
'7"a' ,.a, he does not deserve to be SO.
!a" Your Democratic friend,
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Extract from letter 10 The Editor Of the 3girort Sun.
GINGINxLrI a NIL lNl ,cl.,I.l- N,

CNcINSATi, April u, 10! O'Clock, a. M.
have but moment left 10 Inform you oi u contla'
grafton at the residence of late Chief Magistrate
at North Bend. From the mate and passenger on
the steamboat New York, which passed there yescr
dao evening, about five o'clock, learn that the
tire north wing in flames, and that the windows
and furniture of The main building had been removed
Fears are entertained that the entire manson ere ts
is in ruins although the wind favorable blowing
in a contrary direction from the main building, and
large number Of men doing their utmost TO arrest
The flames with wet blankets and by such other
as they had at command. The mail boat due from
Louisville at an early hour this morning, has not yet
arrvedlhe probability that she IS detained ut North
Bend rendering assistance Should she with full
particulars tme will despatch you second letter
Yours, H.
p. S-Eleyen q clock The mail boat has arrived.
The entire house is destroyed 1t was occupied at the
time by Mrs HARRISON widow of the deceased Presl-
dent and by w. Fl. Taylor and lady. No cause has
been assigned for this calamity but 1t was doubtless
accidental All the furniture OF the house was saved
In haste H.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, 9pra p
FIRE AT NORTH Resolve are panied to learn that
the late residence of Cen Harrison, at North beno'
was partially consumed by fire yesterday afternoon
The fire originated in the northwest wing of the build
ing which together with the Saloon that connected II
with the main building, was entirely destroyed Inc
balance Of the building was preserved The furniture,
though considerably damaged, mostly saved from
the flames The fire purely the result OF accident
We have heard no estimate of the amount OF loss sus
tanned.
We regret to be informed that the steamer New
York passed during the confagraton, with portable
engine on board, without rendering assistance we
trust there is some mistake in the mater-but 1t 1t be
true, the conduct of the officers merits the severes
en finn
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THE GrILLoTISE STILL STREAMS WITH BLOOD :
Governor uI yeazey of calculating memory, John Show
acre and Jos. Owen formerly keeper of the Pen'ten
tiary, have been appointed Inspectors of Customs OF
Baltimore. All these active parzans thus ''tal
styling the record" of the Proclamation recently IS
sued by the Immaculate Dan. "Of with their heads
is the command and the executioner performs the Oh
fee ,-B aNimorc .4rgMS, .7prH IL
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REMOVAL OF DEposIrEs-Bruish Inf:ienes-The
Government depostes at New York haze been re-
moved By Secretary Ewing from the Bar es America
to the Bank of Commerce. There will be none to re-
move by-and-by This institution is essentially 10
reign one-the chief owner Of the concern IS Lord
Ashburton, the Chancellor of England and head oil the
house of Barring, Brothers.-.i. Y. Herald. -
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Shelving a decrease Of

Showing decrease OF Sb,n25 ~
beg gentlemen to bear in mind that according to
the statement that have furnished, the revenue must
increase 22369 80 before any profit arise and that
decreased last year, So 523 - Let rs then inquire
where this profit is to come from? Gentlemen answer,
that the Aqua Creek road is to increase the revenue
Let us then examine this prediction and see if IS like
" to be verified To say nothing of the heavy capital
taken 10 build it. its current expenses will be for
pairs alone $500 per mile in 1889 cost per milc
$3.50, in $40 il cost 81 200 per mile. But say $500,
this at thirteen miles its length, will be Sl0,40o per
annum and other expenses for the thirteen miles,
estimating from what the sixty miles cost last year,
will be at least $50, 900 So that in all the increased
annual expense for this link will be S3O,4O0 From
this deduct the cost of the stage line, 5000 dollars,
and YOU will have an excess or increase oil S2i,-
400 expenses per annum. To meet which, mere
must be increase in the number OF travellers, De
tween Richmond and Potomac, or Aqua Creek, oil
four thousand eight hundred and eighty at five dollars
each. Now, where are they to come from Certainly
not from the way side because these all go TINS route
now they have no alternative. Then they are to be of
the long or through travel, which will very nearly
double the present number. Is thus likely or AT an
probable Certainly not, Sir. Therefore, this link
will seriously decrease the nett proceeds OF the frede
ricksburg Company, and render utterly hopeless any
proGts on the stock For have shewn that there
must be an increase of four thousand eight hundred
and eighty passengers, to pay the increased expenses
occasioned by this link. Where then is revenue
canal 10 22 800 s. that being the total excess of an
nual expenditure the income OF the Company 10
come from. II must come from somewhere, or else
you fall in debt annually, precisely to that amount
For have demonstrated, that the increase OF iravei
will not be sufficient TO pay the additional expense which
viii be incurred by the construction of this "ast link
After this plain statement Of facts, derived from
the documents before me- ! submit 10 this House,
whether they willing to grant loan OF SOW
00O to this company, when 1t IS thus made TO ap
near, that so far from its being advantage, It will
posityely impair the productiveness of the capital al
ready invested. will not dctain me House longer
though if time permitted, would ike 10 feier 10
onr State debt and the loans that have been
obliged 10 contract, to satisfy and pay the interest
thereon: neither will stop to comment on the increase
Of taxation already ordered BY this Legislature and ITS
from which come, though these subjects import
ant TO be considered in connexion with tbs subject
the more willingly forbear pressing this view OF the
subject, because willing TO trust the fate OF the
bill upon the of the statements that have
bad
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Eriraei Of q letter, dated

Loypoy, March L, ISL
What business is this of the United States banh'
Many here will be ruined and hundreds severely ~
iured The character of your institutions generally
rece;ve heavy encouragement by this fearful oc-
currence American securities at a lower point
thon has ever been known.-GiO6e.