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NJ OrICE.-ThUse indebted To the late firm of
~ ~ Reilly. or The subscriber by note or
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before the GrsI Monday in Aug. and ave cost.
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KING 4 CRUMBACKEu,
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DEALERS IL GROCERIES. WINES, ~ LIQUORS
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MERCHANTS.
WHEELING. Va.
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WINES a. LIQUORS.
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j Dupe do do
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l. iadoR particular Madeira
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SPERM CANDLES.
4 FEW boxes Sperm Candles-New Bedford
~ brands, on consignment aud for sale by
ans JOHN =. CLARKE
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NOBACCO.-20 kegs six twist Tobacco Garnet
II q Miles brandt just received and for sale by
mar IL w Il. TYSON
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~ Bags prime Roo Coffee,
AsB 5 bids primo Orleans Sugar. new oropJ
509Ihs Garrett. Philadelphia Scotch Snuff.
so borss Mould and Dip Candles.
s half pipes New York Brandy.
Just received and fUr sale BY NJ REILLY.
fah II
Z5 BAtss kio JuHee,
% barrels Mlllssos, tin prime orde)
Received on consignment and Tor sale low
may % JACOB A. MITCHELL.
100 BOXES Iauesviiie sap. Just received
and i1r sale by JOSEPH REILLY,
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n o MOLASSEs
20 BBLs superior New Oreau, Molssses, int
received and Coz sale ~
v3f KING A. CRUMBACKER
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TNFoRMATIoN WANTED.

q w. CLAIM, one Of the editors and propTle;
u. tors Of the 6 Repository s. Whig'''published
at Chambarsburg, Pa. has been absent since the
96tb of last month. and no information has since
been obtained BY his friends here, (who are ig-
.norant of the existenee-fOf any adequate
canse for his leaving the place or his businessJ
as 10 where he Is, OF iadeed whether ne awe
OF not. ANY person who can give any iniorma'
tion concerning him, will greatly oblige his ftIend
by communicating the same, by letter. 70 y.
Harper, of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr. Catilin
about 81 years of age, he has black hair ana eyes
rather under the common siEe, coughs very muci
when talking, aud has weak hoarse voice.
Aug. II, 1910. faG.t s .-
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EsTRAY.

DY virtue of an order directtd to ut, the Sn-
tt dsrsigned by Francis Alexander, justice
Of tho Peace, we have this day appraised i1reo
strays, taken up by George BQhl. one, pay
mare with bald face left bad leg white up TO
the ham; black name and taiii tail shof!i suP-
posed to bs Eve years old Pssti ePPIelseu "lt. -
twartv-6vs dollars. One red roam horse colt
snpnosed 10 be two years old; some white on the
hind foeti appraised At hfIssn dollars. Que bs'
mare Coli, supposed 10 be two years old sor
white on the right HAD foot; appraised at
dollars /; no other marks or brands perceiEable.
Given ,nder our hands, this lst day Of VI
i''O' ABRAHAM CREST, { Apprs
DAVID GIBLER. sers.
State Of Ohio, Brown County, IS.
| do hereby certify that the ahovsl Is tru'
copy from my estTay hook. Given under m.
hand and seal, this lst day Of Oct. lS40.
FRANCIS AEExANDER,J. P. 4-w'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16

C,.,w ppoDUcTs. Wheat, 1902 ,95b
bushels: corn, 1904 do; oats, 81
797 500 do. to these should be added,
potatoes, 5000 do.
II appears, then, that the main crop OF
Illinois is corn, most Of which is fed to
animals. OF wheat, there are about
eight bushels to each soul, or but little
more than is ordinarily allowed for the
consumption Of a people. Illinois, then,
has not yet become great wheat State
The potatoes, however, mag be cOnsld-
Grad surplus crop, If we allow the con-
sumption ofthe people as we have done
from wheat. In fact, however, both are
consumed and both partially exported.
AN1MALs.-Hogs, l,25s, ,l64; neat cat
lie, 1874, ,96I sheep, 337 ,l57.
Il seems, then, palpable enough, tina
hogs are the chief animal raised in ILL
nois, and they are the great consumer
Of their vast product of corn. Here, toe
lie an item FOR the pork packers ever
where TO reflect upon. The amount
hogs put up in Cincinnati is only littl
more than an eighth part Of the numbe
Of hogs in Illinois alone. Consequent
it is impossible for the pork market to b
controlled in Cincinnati, or any Othe
point whatever.
MINERAL PRODUCTIONS Coal, S,546
900 bushels salt, 10000 do; lead, 363
dSG lbs. This is an interesting item
showing that Illinois has within her lin
its three valuable minerals in sufiicier
abundance.
LiTERATuRE.-There are several co
! leges in Illinois. but the number and Pl
pills are omitted in the account abOv
Daily newspapers, 2; semi-weekly
t. weekly, 81, periodicals..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
i.28s.752.

tHarrison's maiOrity, excluding South
Carolina, I45,095,
sFhs Legislature Of South Carolina
elects electors; therefore the popular vote
Of thai State cannot be ascertained. AT
the election for members of Congress III
October, IS4l, there were Democratic
maiorities in every Congressional district
in the State. There was one Wblg msm'
Der elected, owing to two Democrats
cumming against him. In several districts
there was no Wing candidate, so the pop
ular Democratic majority at that election
cannot be ascorlained. We have seen va
rious estimates Of the popular vote, some
a. low as 10000, and others a. high as
$500.
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Printing Office for sale.

"HE subscriber offers Cor sale the once oi the
DRESDEN CHRONICLE. There arg
fVe hundred good subscribers, and WIN q h1tIo
exsrtion from eight 10 ten hundred could easly "
obtainsd. There is a good press; three cases
ana primer, partly new; three cases burguoiS,
two-thirds new; one case of brevieri one case oil
pica; and a large assortment of job and fancy
tvoe. ali of which will be sold cheap for cash.
The location Of the Chr niele ofhce IS IN teo
aourishing town of Dresden, situated on the sloe
cut of the Ohio canal ,equi distant between Ianes-
yills and CoshoctOn; in as rich and thickiy ser
tsllsd par. of the country, as there is in tins ier
tile valley Of the Muskingum. For further par
ticulars address, post paid, Chronicle Oihee;" .
''OO'~' A. DEFFENBAUGH.
Dresden, Muskingum co. o., Oct. "a, ls4n.
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srssToN ONO STATESMAN.

= or,nosa To issue the STATESMAN, during
Nv az spsuinr session Of the Ohio Legislators
TRI-M EEkL1y ~ ~
SEMI-WEEKLY, ttl ~ ~
WEEKLY, .z. - ~ -
Persons subscribing, VIII please oe''a'9
which naper il is that they dealTe,
pSs .ppDroachnp session ofthe Ohio legislators,
jIJ bs ooe Of more than usual interest 20 all par
t;ss The Corwin administration wiz pe ~
nrorrosa--his inaugural will have developeo nls
n,ssa,rras. or rather IhS measures ot tne bankers
snd Aboli,ists that elected hin', and IN whose
When ,bese measures are presented 70 tne
| T.ss;slature by Governor CoEwin. as Is ms auty
nv the constitution, the tug OF war WI oo1u-
menee in the Legislature; and tof inc a'ss t'.s
for years, the people viii have an oPpotIpn'I ?.
seeing what the principles OF wniggery Ieaiy ~ "
in prGetiee, and ia eomparlsloh ean - W 4'-LS
inp the great interested equal rghts and eVn''l
tutional government.
Il We shall have good reporters ana use wn1'
industry we are capabls Of employing on our pa
ner. to give correct and extensive vie" ~ ~ u
tbsir doing; and the FIRST curious item VIII oe
law reducing The salaries of all the officers ~ m
State. as promised to the people. The next WI
ba IN mise the wages oflaboF--incTease the pric
. of wheat and pork introduce the negroes res
from Kentucky into our courts as =,
into our common schools; but not into our Cotegt
where Bankers children cOngregate. All tues
i hard cider and coon skin movements WIZ % lt
!, corded with care eand precSIon' ana Ynen nece
I sarv made into hrst rate Tippecance songs an
spnp to keen the membeFs' spirits up. tlI -@
ar lnd the scheme already on foot, as y
are Informed, to chain down the people oy
great Bank machinery, more powerful than y
!, Throne ofthe Russian Autoctat. will be wasen'
u with due care Let the people read and l"oI
for themselves, rsr ..4.
The proceedings of Congress will also De du
: y 'S'H s. & M II. MEDARY.
l. Columbus, November l3, 1910. ~fvf g
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lLLINoLs.

RECHEs OF THE WEsF-PRoDycrs OF
lI1xsous. s.--Ws have before as the stats.
tiesOf Illinois, end the result Il, (sven
SOs singls stase,)a basis upon which
produce merchants here and elsewhere,
Inight tnsks some pretty certain calcuia-
lions: The ifisl population is 4f5, ,475.
0n fqis aggregate ihen---ilow not quite
half 3 millsoa--ia founded the following
production from labor,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
Estr,aey.

HaY virtue Of an order to US directed BY AndeE-
B. son Helm, Justice Of the PsaesO Of Hun ting
ton township, ia Brown county !, ives the unaeI-
signed, do certify that we have viewed ana "a
praised q certain stray Mare taken Up by q alsal-
zine shelton Of said township, and hrd ths ssss
10 be 4 dark sorrel mare, with suallsteF " x
orehead. three Of four small spots On hss Ssss
bone, oceasioned BY the saddle the ls.s .,,S,t
foot white half way to the postefu Jolnsi = ~
lourseen and half hands highs ~ y y y
Ten years old, and natural tfoissr az IV9sa
apnraise said mare at thIrly-nye = aosssssa
gSTEPHEN VT F.s0tsS Nh
a,al.. g ,IseRsertbsd before Tes thls iotn 4 aHsy
~ ssnf fs.bsr' iaS0. AisBER liElt y. I; 3
esrtify ths above 70 ps I rvs sepy 9e sAi.ly
Estray 66ok. Given under az sS1n nSAu 4'1f
thIs 0sth dav Of ssptsm6ers iSSys eS,v,s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
pnhlin Notina

8 hereby given, that the special board Of equal.
II izatlon for Brown County, will meet al ths
Auditors ofaes in Georgetown, In sald county.
on the thitd Monday Of November next, Il helns
the 18th day thereof, for the purpose Or hsa rins
and dstsrmining grievances, relative to the =.
valuation Of real estate within said county. IL
the Appraiser, and 70 equali1s slss taxes thsrsor
according 20 The act psssed March 18th, l04n
p. L. WILSON, Deput,. for
4. LINDSEY, a. B, o. o.
Oct. 18th Ts40.
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Three Cents Reward.

~ AN away foOn the subscribed, on the 29th
Law of NoyemsR, lS40, DARIUS b.
KING, an Indicated apprentice TO the Iailoring
business, in Russelville, Brown county, y. !
forewarn all persons against hirins' hSrso5ing q
trusting said Ooy on my account. twih 'giH'
three cents for him, and no thanks, II oFosgn
O4'A' SAMUEL WILKINS.
Rus,slvills, Nov. 80, 1910.
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STATE OF OHIO,
BROwN County CoURT o. CoSSoN PLEAs.
October Term, A. D. ls40
Robert Morrow ,,~,u.o,,

OSWuSt AStihS FAs ~ AO1V'
N'''' s. Moro" IN oHANcrRY.
Philip D. Wilson.
DE 1t remembered, that on the l7th day Of
- October, A. D. L540, the Complainant
sd in said Court his certain bill ia Chancsrv, ,sss-
ting forth tha,On the 26th day Of September lS3s,
the Defendant became indebted to him in the
sum of two hundred and twenty dollars, and exc
euted to him his writing obligatory for the pay
nsnt Of said sum ofmOnsy In two years after the
date thersofi aud that to secure said sum Of mo-
nay, the DslendaNt executed his certain mort
gage ON in-lot No. (se) eighty-six lying In
GeorgStown, in said County, north Of market
street. The prayer of the bill is, tn t, by de-
cree Of said Court, the said mortgage be fore
closed and said lot sold to discharge the claim
Aforesaid, &c.
And on motion and lt appearing to the satis-
faction Of tbs Court that the said Defendant 10
not resident of tbs State Of Ohio, ordered that
notice Of the tendency aud prayer of the bill be
published in the "Dsmoeratlc Standard" nsws-
paper printed and Ia general circulation in said
county, elk weeks In succession previous to the
next term Of this Court,
GEO. w. KING, Clerk.
DAVID @. DEvoRE, SoIr.
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NOTTCE e.

TOFiE arm Off. MYREs and B. C. BAKER
IL is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
psfs0ns indebted 20 them are requested to call Al
the store room and settle Our notes and
aceounts are left With r, l. Wilson, who Il
authorizsato settle with thOss ldebtsd.
THONASMY8ES.
D. G. BAKER.
oeofsetowH' o., Sept. 10Th, 1870.
7. >. This pFopsfy which they oeaupisd IL
70" fof rent. Apply to P, L. Wilson, o.
Georgetown, o. Thomas Mysss Of Apxugsa, Ky
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Brown County supreme Court.


RhOdG Collins PA
os. Petition for Divorce.
Stephen COllims. e
DE remembered, that, on the third
day of December, ls4O, the Peti-
TONER, by her Counsel, filed in the Clerks
office Of said Court, petition for di.
vorce from her husband Stephen Collins
the defendant, the canse assigned in sait
petition for the divorce is wilfIl absence
for more than three years on the part q
the defendant; the defendant istherefor
notified 10 appear before the Judges O
The Supreme Court, on the first day !"
their next term, TO be held st Georgetown
in Brown county, Ohio, and answer Q
plead TO said petition. ss 5e
6. w. KING, Clerk
s. G. B. @. O.
Tn. L. HAMER, Counsel for petitioner