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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TAX COLLECTORS SIZE.
In chOCtaw countv ro;co


will offer for sale to the h;obos,
o'dder for cash at the court house
door OF choctaw county mississippi.
at Greensborough, on Monday ths
It'll day of November next IIsdoS
within n the hours prescribed by law.
tHe following property viz: The W 4
OF tne S W of sec no IL in township
no 20 north ofrange no IL east. con.
tanning so 25-l00 acres; amount Of
taxes due for 1871 sc cents.
Also the e / of sec no is in to,rr
ship no 20 north of range no IL east
containing loo e0-loo acres: amoun,
d taxes due for lS4l 81 3l3 cents
Also the sc ! of sec no 10 in town.
mp no 20 north of range no III east.
loo 26-IOo acres: amount
u taxes due for Is4I ST sI4 cents,
Also the west 4 of section no 9oni
oWnShlp no 20 north of range no II
asst containing SEQ 6O-IoO acres !.
M mount of taxes due for Is4l So 6sc
I'll assessed as being granted to and as
le property of Laurent Millendon
nd will be sold or so much thereof
; VIII satisfy the state and county
xes due for Is4I, and all legal costs
at may accrue thereon.
II. BUCK, rs ccc MI.
August 6, IS42. prs fee 40,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
CAUTION! CAUTION!!

THE maker (Ira Tucker) is eau.
- toned not to pay the following
two notes made payable to the sub
scribers, for fifty dollars each, both
bearing date 3lst July Is4I, one due
on the first day of March, 1874, the
other due ON the first day of March,
llS45. Said notes were traded by us
TO Jesse Holmes, for a consideration
which has entirely failed. The pub
lc are also cautioned not to trade for
fither of three promisory notes, given
by us to said Jesse Holmes, calling
for 5000 pounds of seed cotton, each
bearing date, end September, IS42,
bne due on the first day of January,
ls44, one due on the first day of Jan.
barry, Is45, and the other due on the
frst day of January, '46, all attested
by Peyton G.. Holmes. The consid-
hration for which these notes were
given, having also entirely failed, we
Ire determined not to pay them, un-
ess compelled by law.
JAMES TALBOT,
JOHN TALBOT.
Winston County, Mi. Oct. s, ls42 {
I6 5w i
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
JOHN II. BrtcKNrr
TAN COLLECTORS SALE
u Choetaw Conn,r Mi..i.,i...i

will ofrer for sale 10 IN. bivh.,, h;da.
cash at the court house door of CbOc,aa co" ,o'
If Na =. oIScensoofough, on Monday the 7th day
- Mos'mUer nea' (l84s) within the hours pre-
.n ,,peo oy law, The following property viz: The
s Vun "se' ! OF section no 10 in township no
I nV norm OF range no east, containing 1859 60.
wv acres, assessed as tranted to aud a. the
property OF orvall Carson, and will be sold or 20
"uen .neIeot as will satisfy the state and covn.
y 'axe' due for the year l84I, and all le0,i
cost that may accrue thereon, e''
amount of'axes due for the year l84i 1 Size.
H. BUCK. TA&c. C Mi.
Ausu" o, i84z. ids prs fec ID dol.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29

Di'rsioT COUar ~ nus
uH'rHe srArGs, Aon. No IA
rhtHH Di'rnrrog NJ. ~ hank,
sissiTIl fnmeV
VIicE IL hereby given, ilai
VAN y, BELL ~ tie County
oi Winston has been duly doclafad .
bankrupt by ~ order of this said
Ce'lf, made On the slst day n Sop.
nipber, A. u, 1919 and that the said
Van y. lIoll has applied for couf.
cate Of final discharge from his debts
under the act Of Congress In such On.
scs nude and provided and the ist
Monday ofJanuafy lsiJalAberdoon,
has been sotfor the final hearing. All
persons interested may then and thofe
appear to show cause, Ifony they can,
Why the decree and certificate Of dis.
'harge, should not be granted.
Test q. M RA0SDALE, Clerk. |
sept o6th l54o. 10 It,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TAX COLLEo40FS MLg,
Do aIIOeInW n0llnIK AlIaE.


vii offer los sale 10 lla highest
bidder lor cnHh NJ The eoun house
door of ch0olaw county Miaalss,p,l,
~ Oiocusbofough, on Monday de-
Hh day NJ November nast flatgi
Wl'llin The hours prescribed by law
llo following property via 1ho = 4
oi iliesw I Of sec no " IN iownaIIp
no ~ north NJ mnge 30 7 easi, con.
tanning ~ Da.l00 acfcs, nsaesaed ne
being granted 10 md M the property
OF Jesse Wilson, aud will BE- sold or
so much thereof as will sniiafg tlie
STATE md county taxes duo for tbe
years 1910 aud ~ aud MI legal costs
'lla' may accrue thereon. Amount
ol lakes due for said years w O5cis.
H. BUCK, a&ccomi. !
August q, 1912 prs foe yla
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TAX COLLECTORS SAFE
~ cIIoctaW county miss.

| will offer for sale to the b;cbo..
bidder for cash at the court house door
Oh choctaw Co. mi, at Greensboroueh
on Monday the 18th day of Novemb,r'
next QS42) within the hours prescri.
PED by law, the following property
VIZ: The n W / ofsec no 90 in town.
ship no 20 north of range no II east,
containing I6o 37-Ioo acres: Taxes
due for Is4I, 81 81 cents.
Also the east ! of the n and a..
S ! and the ofthe W 4 and the
9 OF the n W I of sec no 80 in town
ship no 20 north of range no II east
Containing 400 7S-Io0 acres. Tares
Tue Tor the year Is4I SO % cents
Also the east ! and the n w of ser
10 81 IN township no 90 north ofranee
10 IL east, containing $50 4s-IoO
icres. Taxes due for Is4I SO % cts,
Also the n W ! of section no SO in
7 township no 90 north of raneeno
l east, containing leo S6-IOo acres
axes due for Is4I ST 81 cents
Also the west 4 of section no IS in
'wnshlp no 20 north of range no II
ast, containing $50 62-loo acres.
axes due for Is4I SO SO cents,
All assessed as being granted to
ID as the property of Laurent Mil.
ndon, and will be sold or SO much
ereof as will satisfy the state and
unity taxes due for the wear Is4T
d all legal costs that may accrue
j. BUCK, a&ccc mi
august o. 'o4S' prs fee Sas.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
RANGERS NOTICE.

TNaken up by Jane G. Lony on
n the 10th day Of October, ls42,
A MARE MULE,
about fourteen hands high, stout built,
of a sorrel color, a dark red stripe a
cross her shoulders, small white spot
on each side of her withers, shod all
round, and about six years old, APP
praised by F. M. Ball and S. C. Wat
sen to sixty dollars
VAN S. BELL,
Ranger ". county.
October 22, 1912. IL st
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
g.. ~ BUCK, a&cccm
nuBusl o, 1912. prs fee yId.
TN C0kLfCTOR'S SIR,

| "a ',ivVl"N county miss.
VIII offer for sale to the highest
9ldocr for cash at tho court house
ooor Of chociaw county mississippi.
~ ureensborough, on monday the
uh day of November next fls4o,
Wl'lilii The hours prescribed by law.
,iie l0llowlng property viz: The n q
aol ihe sw ofsec no 2s in towns,p
no u north of range no 7 east. con.
lainlng 10 1900 acres. Amount Of
taxes due Tor the year 1889 so cts.
Also The II W / of section no 90 in
township no 81 north of range no 7
east containing I6o $1,000 acres.
amount Of taxes due for 1889 So
Also The east 4 of the n G 4 of sec
no 20 IN township no 81 north Of
range no 7 east, containing so ql-loo
acres. Amount of taxes due for the
year 1889 81 AVA "'
An a, assessed as being granted to and
IS ,he property of Boiling C. Burnett
md will be sold or so much thereof
Is WIN satisfy the state and county
axes due for 1889, and all legal costs
nat may accrue thereon.
II. BUCK, .A&cc c mi
August s, ls42. prs fee Sci.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TIA C0LLECTURS NgLE,
In chociaw colmtv MIC

'''iNl DllhNs
will offer for sale TO the hi0hcs,
bidder for cash at the court house
door OF choctaw county mississippi.
at Greensborough, on Monday the
7th day of November next Is19l
within the hours prescribed by law.
.ne following property viz: The
east OF the sc / and the W 4 oftbe
Sw : OF sec no go in township no 81
norm OF range no east, containing
100 o9-lO0 acres, assessed as BEING
granted to and the property Off. r.
and will be sold or so much
thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the wear ls4T |
ma all legal costs that may accrue
hereon. Amount of taxes dpe for
aid year, 81 3l4 cents.
H, BUCK, A&cccmi.
Augusta, lS4e. prs fee Sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29

DishicT CoUHT or the
UNITED STATES, Non No. 3i0
TnEHN DIsTnIcr OF In bank.
MISSISSIPPI. rnptcv.
~ OFFICES herebygivcn, that C6L.
LNBY MCDANIEL of the county of
Winstonhas bcenduly declared bank.
rupt by an order of this said Court,
made on the 2lst day of September
AID. 1919: and that the said Colby
Mcdaniel has applied for acertifcate
OF final discharge fromhis debts under
the act ofCongressin such cases made
and provided: and the LIST Monday of
January lS43 at Aberdeen, has been
set for final hearing. All persons in
lerested may then and there appear
70 show cause, if any they can, why
me decree and certificate of discharge, |
should not be granted.
Test, G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Sept. Goth 1912 l6 1t
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TtH COLLECIOKs AALE,


WI oGef M sale % fI,e highest
bidder M Gosh NJ tho eo,in bo,iss
dor ~ ollociaw c0nniy mlaalssIppi.
NJ GmoDsborough, 90 Monday tLs
7ih day NJ November ueEi 1gtoi
within tho hours prescribed by lave,
INC following pfopony vizi fTrsa
I of Tho y " of sec no ~ In lowus,n
no " norm NJ range no = cast, con.
,alplnp W V6siD0 acres, asseased ne
De'ng granted 10 md NJ the properly
" James Gofdan, and win be- aol1
1t 70 mich ilIctooias viii satisfy tho
''a'e aud county taxes due for tho
year lsll and MI legal costs ibni NAV
,ccfuo thereon. Amount Of mYos
luo Tor said year 7sl cents.
e., u, BUCK, a&cccmi.
august o, 1912 prs fec ga.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29


viii srposs 10 pubic sale 10 ,6s bISb.
est bidder Tor cash a, the count house
sooi o. wission county. MI, on Mood,,
me 'I''' day Of November nsSl QUA
within the hours prescribed by Law, the
,,ono"iog described property. 10 vii,
Lots No. Two. and Three 10 block Sir.
IN South East sqass Of The Town Of
~. louisville. assessed s the properly Of
Thomas w. Field, for the years ie4o and
VI and dsstfsipsd to pay the taxes due
thereon for said years. and will be- sold TO
's'lfy the state and county taxes duo az
'io'essid. and all legal costs tina, NAV ae.
'rus. Amount Of taxes due for said wear.
81 43i cents.
JOHN II. BUCKNEc
assessor and Collector Of Tare,
For Winston County, M
Louisville, Miss. Sept. |, 1899
III ids Prs. fee $40
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29

DISTRICT CoURT OF THr)
UNITED STATES, Nor No. 45e
THERNDIsTRlcT OF MIS- In bank.
sIsSIPPI. runtcy
NoTlCE is hereby given to all
persons interested, that Lewis J.
Fonville of Winston county, Mi. has
this day filed his petition for the bene-
ut of the Bankrupt Law, and that the
Sd Monday of October, ls42, has
been appointed by the Court for the
hearing of the same, at the Court
room in the Town of Aberdeen, Mis-
Test: C. M. RAGSDALE. elk.
September IL, lS42. 10 4w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-16

Late and Important from China
Tea-totallers- maids and bachelors
look out for a substitute for your favor.
tie beverage. What you now have
drink IN tin cups, for you get no more out
Of China, His Imperial High Might
ness Grandfather of the Ssven Stars,
and Brother in law 10 the Moon, on the
Suns side, has renewed his edict pro.
hibiiing all further expectation Of tea
from the ceIeslinl dominion. Pou.
chong, SQUEEZING, Bohea, Old Hyson,
Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, and all the
members Of the HySon family. have Civ.
en- way to G%unpowder Opium having
become a mere drug, The valiant Chin.
ese being determined 10 sleep ct all
hazards, have senl over a Special Mes
senger to subscribe to the New York
-, for every subject Of the celestial
empire. This, we presume, will be
found amply somniIerous-at least iDe
never knew ii fail; and SO the Chinese
subject sleeps at last, Why His High
Mlghliness should prohibit tho eating
of opjrm 10 every one who chews, is a
matter, too, of the %Profouudest mystery
-and we can't help thinking that it is
ali smoke; but as elderly spinsters and
old matrons are much addicted 10 tease,
we have thought proper to give them
this hint, aud for The information of
young gentlemen belonging The naval
service, we state that the only ordnance
proposed to be used in the coming war
will be canister. Those who volun-
teer in the tea service will be furnished
with appropriate drawings. as soon a
they have urned this mark Of distiu
ton,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-16

Posiage-We are glad TO find many
Of the Eastern papers urging upon Con-
press the necessity Of lessenjng the pos.
tage tax Of the country. The object is
a good one and the time Tor pressing it
Gust before the meeting Of that body
oPPortune.
The ra,esof postage are the same as
they always have been. Yet every
thing else is changed, 1t costs less 10
travel; it costs less 10 transport the
mails; we have railroads now where
We once had no passage way, and Nc
Adamized roads where we once could
not even boast ola mud turnpike. But
the postage on letters 10 New York or
Boston, is just as high as it ever was.
Government m~onopolizes this whole
matter, Heretofore our merchants could
get their letters (%ofteB quicker than they
could be brought by the mail from N.
Orleans by stes boats, free Of charge.
But the Post Office Department iutsrfsr-
ed, now all the letters go brought are
taxed jus, as If they came through the
regular Government conveyance Well
this may be right tut it is not right,
it appears to US, TO make them pay
the large tax which they have now to
do in order TO get them. |! Govern.
ernment does ~monOpolize 10 regard to
the mails, it ought ~certainIy to charge
the smallest possible sum Tor letters &c.
conveyed by it.
In all foreign countries this thing is
done. 10 England the postage charged
is nominal merely. Yet in our Repub-
licau Government, where We hold that
al taxes ought TO be light, and more es-
pecialIy that any tax on knowledge 10
wrong, we pay more for letters than the
people living under the old monarchies
do. Is it not time that this wrong
for it is really one-should be rsmedi-
ed?-CiM GQz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-16
No. IO.-WHOLE No. 426

salaries, he spurned it with 'scorn and
contempt and also the other
charges Of the gentleman. That at
Temps had been made TO eatrap him, 10
, get him 10 compromit himseII upon this
matter, thereby 10 find grounds Of i'm
peachment, and remove him from a sta
lion that certain gentlemen were oppos-
ed to his occupying. That the public
should Judge between them. for he was
determined that their proceedings, with
the exceptions thereto, should be spread
upon the records Of the Count, & print
ed in the journals Of the State.
Benjamin Harrington, ESQ. another oil
The Receivers of the Bank Of Cleveland,
ALEC addressed The Court; but in respect
fol language. Mr.. Harrington claimed
that the Bark was able TO pay all the
bill holders and have something left
Whereupon Judge Hayward asked him.
1he had not good reason TO bei,ere, that
there waS a large amount Of The said bills
out standing, of ,ohich they had no account
and phich did not appear on tie books Of
Tie bank. To this searching iOtetroga'
tory MIR. Harrington rePIied-thdt he
had reason 10 beliere there paS, and that
he would give his reasons # required.
His Honor said he would not ask it at
this time"
Such, says The Cleveland Herald from
which we take this account, was the
painful exhibition made 10 open Court.
II is war, that paper continues, between
brethren of the same political faith, and
the result will he, If it is continued as
ii has begun, that, 10 use their W clas-
sic language, "dog will eat dog" Yet
This is the result of our promised back
reform. This is the hatred Of Locotoco
leaders towards Banks! But more on
Ibis subject NOM Gin. Gaz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-16

duties that ran be deyoIved upon men
About retiring from a present parliclpa'
ton N her dliai s. have a confident hope
that a happy destiny awaits our beloved
State. ln common With all who feel
an interest in the welfare OF mankind,
| pray the Almighty Governor oil nations
and men, TO impart wisdom 10 her coun.
ellis, and give success 10 all her lauda.
Bile undertakings.
THOMAS CORWIN.
Columbus. Dec 6, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-16

Twenty-Five hundred copies } Q ,bo
notes ofDicEens we're sold in Ii I1don in
a few days at a guinea per cop y,-Mor.
ChroR. he -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05
NrNOTlCE.Ln

This No. of the Free
- 80 Press ends the first year
N6% since the firm OF Collier
q Mccormick was dis
solved. The subscriber earnestly re,
quests those who feel an interest in the
continuation of the Free Press TO man.
ilest that interest by calling Immediately
and paying their accounts. He has
realized but little for his last years
work, and hopes that the people will
not expect him 10 publish the Free
Press without receiving some compensa
He has liabilities which must be
met, and, friends, you will have TO furn
iSh the means. He hopes this hint will
bo sufficient, Those indebted to the
firm Of Collier s. Mccormick must call
Immediately g. settle, or their accounts
will be put into the hands OF proper eff
GERS for collection.
T. w. COLLIER.
July %, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of f ia Ell leu.
tG. ISSUED out Of the Court vi Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, 10 mo
directed | will offer for sale on The 6th
day Of August next, between the hours Of
70 O'clock a. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
at the door of The Court house in CARROLL
ton, The following real estate, 10 wit: The
South West qaarlcr Of Section 30, in
Township 10, (Harrison) and Range 6,
containing one hundred and forty four
acres more or less. Taken in execution
and Will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July s, lS42,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05
SHERIFF us SALE

BY virtue Of a writ Of f IA, Ell leu ia.
issued oul The court OF Common Pleas
for Jefferson county, t me directed, !
will offer for sale at The residence OF Jo.
sePb Ddyblf, in Loudon township, Car,
roll county, Ohio, Oh Monday the 18Th
Insl' The following properly, VIZ: goo
doz. Of Wheat 10 the mow, 200 doz. Of
Rye IN the NOV, one gray mare and
colt, one strawberry roam mare, 4 mich
cows, A head Of young cattle and Is
bead OF sheep. Sale 10 commence al I2
o'clock NJ. Taken in execution and Will
be sold b. me.
DAVID WATT, SterR.
Aug. 5, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of f ia. et leu. ia
issued cut Of The court Of common pleas
for Jefferson county, and TO me directed.
will offer for sale at The residence OF
Abraham Knolskar, in Harrison Up. Car.
roll county, on Monday The 18th of Aug
INST. the following properly, VIZ: one
BrIndIe COW, one black aud white COW,
one red mu|y COW, one dun bull, one
'hree year old heiier, one yearIIng heifer,
Is sheep, II head Of hogs, one Bureau,
n dining table, two ~pIoughs and one
iron tooth harrow. Sale TO m re at
l2 o'clock NJ. Taken in execution and
will be sod by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Of Carroll county
Aug S, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05

The Tennes see Banks are to resume
specie payments in full, on the LIST Of
August, and in the mean time they are
paying out specie for all moderate de,
mands. The banks have out a c~ircula
lion OF about a million and a half of dol
lars, and have in their vaults one mil.
lion IL hundred thousand dollars in
specie.--BaU Amer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05

Terrible 0arntng AN exchange
states, that a man who run away from
Wisconsin 10 Canada without paying his
newspaper bill, is now in Kingston poni-
tertiary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05

The New York papers state that more
foreigners are emigruting TO this coun-
try this year than has heretofore been
the case; no less than 5000 having ar
rived, within a week, at that port.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05

Wooster 2
MassilIon 3
Sandusky s
Gsauga 2
NorwaIk 3
Xenia q
Dayton q
Scioto 2
Post Notes 5
Small Notes 3
Chillicolhe IL
Franklin bank Of Columbus IS
Lancaster Is
Hamilton 81
Granville IA
Commercial Bank Of Lake Erie 30
Farmers bank Of Canton 80
Urbana rs
INDIANA.
State Bank and Branches IA
State Scrip so
KENTUCKY.
Bank Of Loui willie 9
Bank OF Kentucky and branches 9
Northern bank and branches 9
ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branches 60
Bank Of ShaWneetown 30
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Virginia 81
Bank Of the Valley and branches 3!
Exchange bank of Virginia "a
Farmers bank Of Virginia O.!
Merchants and Mechanics bank 81
North Western bank 81
Post Notes "a
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city Banks par
Bank Of Salisbury 2
Mineral bank A
Washington county banks q
All other solvent banks. 3aG
EXCHANGE.
At sight.
On Philadelphia :
" New York ,
Baltimore ,
" Boston 2
Gold & Silver oar
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05

Mr.. Van Bnreu has got back 10 Albany
after a six months tour, going through
seventeen States TO get 10 the hermit
age.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue of sun1ry wits o. e ia ct
len. ia e. Tendi ErPoUas, issued Out
Of he Court oil Common Pleas for Car
IoIl county, aid to ne directed, will Of
Ter for sale at the door oil the Cour,
house in CarroIIton, on Saturday the
9Th day Of August next, between The
hours oil 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and 4 o'clock
P. NJ. the follow ing real estate, VIZ the
Eas; half OF The North West Quarter Of
Section q, Township lG, Range6-dlso
the vest half Of the north east quarter Of
Sec 81, Up. l6, R e., appraised at $500
also, LIT N, II, in The town If Mai
vern, Carroll couny. Chic, appraised at
$500. Taken in execution aud viii be
sold Uy me.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05

"a ME Partnership heretofore existing
a between the undersigned was, on
the 22j DAY Of June, 1912, dissolved BY
mutual consent. Those indebted to the
finn are requested 10 make immediate
payment TO Philip F, Price, who can at
all times be found at the CID stands oppo.
site McEIderry & MIIIer's Store. where
he intends carrying on The business, and
Is prepared 10 make Wagons, Garages,
PloughS, and do all other kinds Of work
ia his line in the most substantial and
fashionable manner and upon the shortest
notice,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-08-05
SURPLUS UE

The undersigned having been appoln-
ted agent for Tue Fund Commissioners Of
Carroll county Therefore gives notice
to all concerned, that he will attend al
the Court house on the last Saturday OF
each month, (also during Court Tlrms)
for the purpose Of receiving the Interest
due on bonds given 10 SAID Fund Com.
m]Issloners. 1t is hoped and required
that all interests due on said bonds, will
be p%unctually paid at or before the mex,
court for said county-if not, the oppor
lurity which will then be given, will he
embraced for The collection, not only Of
interests hut the principal also.
GEORGE BEATTY agent for F. C.
July %, 1912.
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9TH OF July, one BTindle Cow,
with a white f~ace-also, a dark srrlpe
running oVer the left eye, large horns.
with considerable white uuder lie belly,
and rising five years old. No other
marks recoIIected. Any person leaving
Information at the Office of the Free Press
50 that | Can gel her, shall be reasonably
rewarded.
WILLIAM RUNlON.
CarrolIron, July 90, 1912.