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STATE OF OHIO,
BRowN CoUNTY CoURr OF CoMHoN PLEAs.
sta October Term, A.,D. lS4O'
Robert Morrow c1.Ncrpv
Philip d Wilson.
DE it remembered, that on the l1th day oi
I'D October, A. D.. I540, the Complainant
dlsd in said Court his esftanbl in ChaneerY,sett-
ting forth thaton the 25th day Of September 1855
the Defendant became indebted to him ~ ine
sum of two hunfsea and twenty dollars, and exc
cuted TO him his writing obligatory fof the pay
meat of said sum ofmoney IN two years alter the
date thereof; and that to secure said sum oi mo-
nay, the Defendant executed his certain mort
gage on in.lot No. (5e) eighty-six lying IN
Georgetown, in said County, north Of market
street. The prayer Of the bill is, tn !, by de-
cree of said Court, the said mortgage be fore
closed and said lol sold to discharge the claim
Aforesaid, &c.
And on motion and it appearing to the sats'
faction Of the Court that tbs said Defendant IS
not resident Of the State Of Ohio, ordered thai
notice of the pendency and prayer of tbs bill be
published in the 'sDemocrate Standard" a news
Paper printed and in general circulation in said
county, six wseks ia succession previous to the
next term Of this Court.
49, '' GEO. w. KING, Clerk.
Dawn g. DTvoRE, SoTr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
AN N U UAL REPOR
OF the Fund Commissioners of
Brown County.
ME under ,igned, in obedience to the

"HE under ,igned, in obedience to the
Il requstion of the nineteenth sec
lion of an Act passed 2Sth March, 1887,
entitled "An Act for the distribution
and investment of this States proportion
Of the Surplus Revenue" submit The fol-
lowing statement ofihe management Of
this COuuty's proportion of said fund:
Amount received from the
State Treasury May 22nd,
1888 $s50s7 24
Amount loaned
on Real Estate Sl,500 90
Amount loaned
on other ade-
quale security 24,l67 "a
25,Gs7 "a
The following is The amount loaned in
each of the several Townships:
TTuiOn T'ounoh,n d iDn0 M
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Public Notice

rs hereby given, that the special board ofequal-
ization for Brown cou"ty, will meet at the
A Auditor's Office in Georgetown, in said county,
OH the third Monday of November next, 1t being
the 9Th day thereof, for ths purpose of hearing
and determining grievances, relative to the re-
valuation of real estate within said county, by
the aperaissr, and to equaIize the taxes thereon
according to the act passed March 18th, lS40.
P. l.. WILSON, DEPUTY, for
II. LINDSEY, A, B. G. o.
Oct. 10th Is4O.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

"Massa, cue OBJ your OK xen's dead.
fodder too, was 'fraid to tell Of EN- bo(
at once, lraid you couldn't bore It."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

Amount Of Interest on S256S7 2t for
IL months al Z per CT. l70S 10
Am'tot int due and not paid 3 50.
Ami Of Loan than has been col
lected by course Of law 500 90
Amt of loan now in suit 500 90
due and not in
suit 100 90
The expenses incurred in the man,
agement Of said Fund are as iullows, viz
Amount paid Preston w. Sell
lers for printing Report 8 so
Amt paid Sam Kerr F'd Com. ID 90
I" Sam'l Ross !" 1S 90 |
6 Noah Ellis g Ia 90
g Hezekiah Lindsey 9l
Clerk 10 Commissioners 8 O0I
Amt paid Peter L. Wilson CPk
TO Commissioners 10 90
Am'tpaid 10 David q. Devore
Attorneys fees for collenlion 90 90
Amt paid to Ssmuel'Kcrr for
going 10 Columbus .tuTeceiveg as
this Couniy's proportion of ~
reapp0rtionment Of Surplus n
Revenue 9-e I6 90
---.
Animal income Si79s 10 Y
SAMUEL KERR.) Fisad Comw'rs
SAMUEL ROSS, Of
NOAH ELLIS, BrOpA GOEsS
Jan. 2S,ls41. =
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TERMS.

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VIZ e propose te issue the STkTEsHAE, during
w the ensuing session ofthe Ohio Lsgislstvrs
TRI-WEEKLY, -.f 81 90
SEMI-WEEKLY3 at. i so
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

-'J,hn, t,a il-"a, Tor ynar sGhe.'
'-lIa! I1r my sake! he muVCred, pres
sing her to the floor, with his hand up
on her throat.
John. when-O God don't kill ma,
john, II help-I-fOr the Iovs of mer-
cyr
As Catharine calculated her mortal
terror, Gordon pressed her throat lhe
tighter. the fear that she would be over
heard giving vigOr to his revenge.
She gathered her whole strength, and
succeeded in disengagiOg his hand from
her throat
John, this is not hanging matter,
this counterleiling; you may escape II
you don't murder me, johns
As she spoke, she half arose, and got
her body from the bed. He seized her
at this instant by the arm, and jerked
her down with such violence as TO strike
her head with stunning force upon the
floor. Crashing his teeth with demo-
niac hate, aud with Ramomentary super
natural Strength, arising from his fury
and the brandy he had swallowed, he
twisted the iron bar which joined tOge,h
er !he manacles on his wrists round her
throat, ard palsied by the effort, fell
PROSTATE by her side.
The scene Of that horrible night,
when in his excited fancy he sold him.
self to the evil one, now revived like a
fearful reality in the brain of Gordon,
and be head Ross laugh, and the temp
ter claim HIM
In accents almost narticulate from
intoxication and guilt, he called on his
wife again and again TO look at him and
smile; and he tried to loosen the bar
from her throat, and begged her to pray
for him, and he put his ear 10 her lips
aud heard no voice and fel, no breath.
Cursing her again, he twisted the bar
closer, and sank seuseless Oh her bosom
that bosom, which had always cherish
ed him; and there he lay, her murder
er,
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TO TIE PE0PLEOF THE UNI
TED STATES.

The undersigned proposes, as future
occupation, 10 publish, semImonihly,
cheap newspaper, to-be called hEN-
DAL'S EXpOSlTOR. Should The
Administration BIZ sustained in the pres
ent conflict, as his faith in the people
persUados himto believe, there's still
much TO be done 10 secure the advance
ment and perpetuni'y of pure principles
in our Government; aud if perchance 1t
shall bs defeated, there will be more oc-
casion for al! honest efforts 10 prevent
the mischief anprehended from the men
who may come into power.
To these objects the undersigned has
determined 10 devoIe the remnant Of his
life; and he can think of no means
through which he can act go efficiently,
as a newspaper cheap enougAt to be
within the reach Of every man who lie
able to read. Raised 10 labor on farm
lie has never ceased 10 cherish the IN
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and, knowing them TO be the most vr-
uous and deserving portion OF society,
one OF the most cherished desires Of
his heart Is to SEQ thtm aroused to The
importance orgivng more Of their rea"
ding, their thoughts, and their time, 10
the affairs o! Government. Yet, not to
them exclusively, but also all other men
who do not seek 10 OBJ ain, through the
laws, advantages over their fellow men
he will address himself in The proposed
publication. The main objects noticed
in this paper will be as follows, viz:
|. Suffrage IS 4he basis OF free gov
ernment. He that cheats al elections is
guilty OF the worst kind Of treason and
should be punished as traitor. He
who gives ul!erance 10 falsehood, lor
the purpose ofinHuencing a voter, Is but
little better. To denounce cheating,
bribery, and faIsehOod, when detected,
and suggest effective preventves, will
be leading object ofthe proposed pa
per. In this the Undersigned does not
intend TO be any respecIor Of parties; fo'
The man who resorts to means for the
accomplishment Of political ends, what
ever he may call himself, is no Demo
crat, and is an enemy TO the people.
2. Abuses Of privilege and corrup'
ton have made much progress in the
legislative department of our Cover
meat, and have occasionl!y shown them
selves 10 other departments. These as
far as are known will bo denounced, by
whatever party they may be practised
In every abuse Of privilege, or undue eA
ercise OF power, the individual commit
| ting il strikes blow al public virtue
the only lasting basis Of free inslllu'
tions.
3. The principles Ofmodern banking
and the manner in which banks and pul
lie debts operate upon the labor, trade
ana pr operty Of tbe community are no
we'll understood. One Of the chief OBJ
jocts Of this paper will be by facts ant
I Illustrations, TO make these matter
plain 10 all who will read and discus
| the proposed remedies for existing evils
This will involve an exposition of th
nature and uses ofmoDey, together will
a history of The origin, progress, an
effects Of paper money in Europe ant
America.
TO these will be added a notice Of al
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Washington, Oct. "a, 1910.
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CHARITY.

al fear" SAID county curate 10 his
flock, "when explained 10 you. in my
last charity sermon, that philanthropy
was the love of our "speclcs," "you must
have understood me 10 say specie which
NAV account for the smalness Of tho
collection. You will prove, hope,
by your present contrbutIon,th that youa a Q
no longer laboring undor the same mis-
take.'
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SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

We propose to issue the STATESMAN, do
ing the ensuing session Of the Ohio Legislature
on the following terms, viz:
TRI-WEEKLY, 200
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Persons subscribing, will please designate
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The approaching session ofthe Ohio Legisla-
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his measures, or rather the measures Of the Ban
kers and Abolitionists that elected him, and in
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of seeing what the principles of whiggery real
lyare in practicei and fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines of the two parties,
touching the great interests OF equal rights and
constitutional government
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paper, TO give correct and extensive view of all
thei dongs and the first curious item will be
a law reducing the salaries Of all the officers in
the State, as promised to the people. The next
will be, to raise the wages of labor; increase
the price of wheat and pork introduce the me-
groes fresh from Kentucky into our courts as
witnesses, and into our common schools; but
not into our Colleges where Bankers children
congregate. AIl these hard cider and coon skin
movements will be recorded with care and pres
cision, and when necessary, made into first rate
Trppecanoe songs, and sung to keep the mem"
bers' spirits up.
And the scheme already foot, as we are in
formed, to chair down the people by great
Bank machinery, more powerful than the throne
of the Russian Autocrat will be watc ed with
due care. Let the people read and judge for
themselves.
The proceedings of Congress will also be du
given as heretofore:
S. g. NJ. II. MEDARY.
Columb US, November 13, lS4H.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Court Of CONS
mon Pleas of Tuscarawas county made at May
fern 1898, shall offer for sale on The premises
on the 12ih day Of Dec. 1870 at ! l O o'clocb the
Glowmg described real Estate, situate IN Dover
Township, viz Lot of Land adjoining the
Town of Dover in the county of Tuscarawas,
commencing uthe center Of the Wooster Road
ono red moth west from dIe town plat, thence
running south 43 West, seven chains and twcn-
ly five hundredlh, thence north IL west six
chains and twenty live hundrcdth, thence noith
43 easl nine chains aud forty four hundredth.
thence South 26 East six CHAINS and sixty hund-
red,hs TO the place Of beginning, containing five
acres aud thirty four perches more or less. The
above land is property Of the estate Of Isaac b.
Lee, late ot 1uscarawas county deceased. 1t is
well situated for private residence. Terms o
sale made known at the lime of sale.
lucy LEE, Ad'x,
By B. NJ. A,hcrton, Attorney.
Dec. nh, 1S46. 6w.
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