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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05

II Will be seen by Card in this day. paper.
.na' 'h's gentleman con,emplates a resignation of
MS seat IN the Senate nj The close ct the present
session We sincerely regret the necessity which
renders this step unavo dibc. Mr.. Faulkner has
been true, Jealous and able advora,e Of the ripbis
Of his immediate constituents and of the honour and
SUBSTANTIAL interests of the Commonwealth. We
dislike to SEQ such men quit the public CounciI,
Bu, IN this case we know it cannot be nvoid.d-
therefore we submit with what grace we nav
and we call upon tho enlightened District, which h.
represents. to send another they have him. as good
and true, To take his place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05

NIKGlNIA-h Circuit Superior Court Of Law an "A
Chancc cry continued and held or nucknal ets conntv
tho Corrrhouse on Mon lay the ~ day september
ISL ~ inE a. eouu ~ Chancerv Bernard q Hooker
ph'i aaiina' John Booker. Gold Minis Company dec ~
~
a9pc irinF hat t,n two months have elapsed a.
well since The ainuf cd HE hiH the service ~ the
subpoena upon tho President Of tho said company add tho
defendant Geo " Matthews; and the defendant urorgc
Sanpson who is ~ the country, has been proceeded
against the mode prose- rbed nv law against absent 20
PENDANTS; and they fsrR n appeal tho Court doth tab
the a1t bill iof confessed srsns tho said defendants an
doth adiudne order AMI dec &C. that ~ Cnrpga
sioncrs 81 tho count do take n the psiptG
feh IN the cdnas niione which are0unt tho sst
COmmsfi1ner s dircotcdto cSstninc Stale and eee and
make rcrof thereof ~ tho eoun, toreiher with s,v mat
ter houRht pertinent by himself or which mas M. ,.,,,
81 by the paiucs 10 hr 20 stated. 'f''
Copy-Tcstc,
ROLFE ELDRIDGR &.
The parllcs micro sod nths above order viii fkc no
hm shh proceed 10 eSecweu Friday tho 9TH dsy of
- 1 w tho Tavern oi VI Thornton, Burkng-
wv, w, , "u'o' 7 BOCOCK, Con'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
NOTICE.


ANlN' cold out my stock ri Goods fr he purpoao of
D feiihng up my business, persons havi1a claims
tgansl me- VIII present them for Hetionen
~ iFec indebted Other 10y bond or oprn account viii
please call aud settle without further ronhe as longer In.
DUG be gwen. lean le found NJ q "a s,and
opposite the Runs EAGLE Heel
Jazz SAMUEL PtrTNEy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
VERKsHIRE Pics

NAVE for Eae several sir, very fine deliverable In
weeks Tom this time, n place Richmond earcd
a 80 pair. Also, hair ADD three quarter Berkshires
TOSSED upon other improved breeds deliverable IN like
manner, ~ go per pair a0i confidently recommend
hen ~ we'll worthy tho attention Of Farmers aud Breed
efs Persons WHO may send ordcratO now or hsfeaf
er may fely upon receiving the finest pigs, wob only
will be sold. NY
r. wM ~ pICuaupznN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
TYPOGRAPHlCAL AssoclArloN.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Richmond
Typogro phical Association, viii be held THIS
EVENING, 10 the odd Fellows New Hall.
Pooctual Attendance IS earnestly requested.
CHARLES ELLIS
Rec. Secr'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05

TO- The creditors Of Wyatt n White are re-
q1esied 70 meet At their Compung Room, this af
tefnoon, NJ 4 o'clock. fe
NOIICE-The First Independent Christian
Church will be open for public worship. TO morrow
morning 10 VI O'clock; when the Pastor, the Rev.
NJ smith, will have returned 10 the city. fe5
lieferi er our Auction sales Of Groceries, will
take place IN our Store, NJ the time advertised
when The weather 10 unpleasant; and there will be
no postponement on account of weather
ie 5-6t DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05

Mr. hraxton's Gard will explain itself The
reference, which we made to his statement. we felt
warranted IN making. from the general publicity,
which 1t had acquired in this City. twill be seen.
that II more than su stains Mr.. Bolts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
MAZEPPA.

To night the Dr,ma Of Mazeppn is to be repre-
s'n'ed With new Scenery, &c, under the excellent
supetin'eddonce Of the indeiatigsble Managers
and possessing the advantage Of Mr. Lehr's master
" pencil il cannot fail to attract large nudiene,
and lnteres, every ono Who is there IN will moi
watch with thrilling emotions, the desert Sized with
his thong-boun1 burthen. from the moment Of hi,
Wild career speeding through widest scenes, unit
when
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
WV " RICTIiRpsoN
1tONsTRuCTInNC co

CoNsTRUCTION CONsTRUED, and cons,i
" tuons vindicsted by lohn Taylor 81 Caroline iare
,nb yaluae WORK Also, Rsznet GJuTue, and Mtyc, on
c' NV RANDoLrH q co
DLAsTEU--i6O Heroes Ground Pl,ster 70, sale by
.sO WORTHAM, McGRUDER a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05

VIM mpl anil glazing cycg he lay,
hnd rceting TINT sinmoveablc"
The Poem is famiitt to al. and tho Drama i.
made TO bring before the eye its chiefsst beauties
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
From The NJ o. Bee, Jan. 81.
s0~f-x~ set

February 4ih, 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
novrn rowN ORDINANCES.


Be enacted ny the town council OF the 'own Oh DoveI
1st That M any person persons shall be found on 'ne
streets within the limits Of said town haloong blowing norn
nonc be,s uayuc the horse fiddle any other cOntrvance
and thereby creating noise disturbing Che citizens Of sad
town. any person offending shall on conviction
a fine of not less than more than hve dollars.
End. That any person or persons sha remove any n.y.
ens or other appendage any building remove or other
wise niure any out building, or run any wagon throw
stones or clubs and thereby njure any person or properly
or shall deface any fence, building ornamental Iee OF any
nubc or nrvate Improvement within The limits Of said town.
shall on conviction thereof pay fine of not less than i've
dollars nor more than ten.
sd That # any person or persons shall dslaee either Of
the streets or the public square of said town dssng NOES
dches removing sod shall conviction thereon pay nhe ol
rot ,ss' than one nor more than five dollars,
4h That person persons shall moest an into1ea1ea
psrson by pushing tripping in any way by laying HANDS
on them, shall conviction thereof pay hne 0i not sS'
than five dollars more than ten
g. BRA1SLRD, Recorder. mayor.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
For the Ohio Democrat.


MEssRs. EDITORS
Ihave been much amused for few
weeks past observing the conduct OF our newly eeceI
town officers They appear determined to reform the MORALS
of the borough Of New Philadelphia, and lei no oppouy
" sovviug themselves of In their capacities
10 hest advanage?) But think they overdone .he business
little with regard pavements or rather side Walks ana %
100 when there scarcely any chance Of showing 'ne
and ordinances Of the If this state ot thngs con-
nus we shall become quite decent respectable and MORAL
people, with naught to mar the PEACE aud QUIET Of
our yLouRIsmNe city(l)
But lattery they appear to show dspOsMun " .e III m
to nj omote the public good. This to be re-
rreed ~ but sincerely hope they will aer no longer IN
Inc yrea work of reformation until the city shall be 'horouGy
nurged And while indeaigabe Marsha, Is engasea ~
b vocation of removing nuisances, would respectfully
sves, to him the popey of removing PERFECT SUsANcH
in the shape of Federal editor not hundred miles nehce
for which act of justice doubt not he will receive Tue AA
of a majority Of our citizens i. ..,...,u.,r
hoc remarks are given more by way Of encouragement
than Otherwise and as such, it is hoped they will not DC
ken amiss.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
THE JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK DEBTORS

THE JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK DEBTORS
-oPINICN OF ADEMOCRAT-Las week the
Bank Swinders organ Of this county published an ac"
count of meeting held in Jefferson county, by what
is called disseners from the Democrats party "he'h
sr it is forgery or not we cannotte, as 1t has no
credt but the bare assertion Of Patrick, that there was
such a meeting However, the whig editors can make
os much capital out Of forgery asanything e'se and
thew are set of gone flhey have naught else to
connt ON than dssent6rs from the Democratic party.
To show how little the great mass OF democrats care a.
bout these dlssenters,'' we will state fact. Tus
carawas farmer on asking tue late news was shown
these Jsfsrson county resolutions ARer reading them
saws he, "ts poor bank that can't buy up IA men,,
and if the Steubenvlle can only muster that number
Of converts out of all s debtors, why Jefferson county
will give Shannon 800 majority in October. l know
some of those men, and know them 10 be in debt to
to the Bank and for 80 60 days grace, would sign
any paper or attend any meeting that the Bank would
cot nm Ibeieye the President of that Bank made up
the resolutions and picked his corresponding commits
tee from among those who olCc the Bank" lie theh
related the history ofsomo Of these dsseneFs, SHOWS
ing them TO be Democrats of straw-men who would
shift and bend to any body for the privilege OF borrow
ing few paper dollars. Yet it is these very men
whom the wings call the respectable poruon OF '"e
Democratic party' The miserable and wretched slaves
ofa Bank-who would sell their birthrights for an
Accommodation" Why Hamer, himself, has been
proved Bank Debtor, and his whole move in the
W. Union affair is in obedience to the Cincinnati Banks
whose Attorney he is. What do the democratic party
think Of such menP Why that they are unworthy to
serve in the Republican ranks, and the quicker they
pull up stakes the better for the Democratic cause
The movements of the Bank debtors, and Bank de-
pendants will open the peoples eyes, ON the subject
sound Banking They may oppose specie paying bank
they may oppose making bankers individually lao'
,hey may oppose limiting issues to for l, and go il
20 to in hope of borrowing, and specializing. ant
getting rich without work-but all to no purpose. Th
great mass of honehesrts and stout hands are agan'
them. The farmers mechanics, and laborers are 70
sound banks the Democratic party are for sound Speci
paying banks then what can few broken brokers
bankrupt spectators, and Bank bought presses dc
The second Tuesday of October willtell
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
Observation-Disclosures BILL.

cONGREsS-APPORTIoN BILL
Last Monday week the Senate knocked into Pi the
House bill fixing the ratio OfrepresenIaon at oO'OVV'
and made the ratio 70, 600. So now the bill is just
where was months ago. Thus the federas:s after
being in session half year, with majority in each
House. have done nothing bat borrow money and aP-s
proprae it, leaving the business o the States untouch
ed as it were. Some orhe State legislatures meet to"
day TO lay out their districts and yetCO bill passed by
this lazy squanderng, people taxing Federal Congress-
Will not the tax payers call our rulers to account
The senate's proposition of7O 600, will cut down
the number Of Representatives from 242 to about 2OO.
The proposition ofthe House increases them to SOO.
We don't believe in going backwards The COnstltu'
lion Intended that the people Increased, so should
their representatives That's Democratic doctrine and
the more representatives the safer the peoples rights
Some of the Wing Senators true to federalism went
their old aristocatic doctrine that Of putting the law
making power into few hands, the wealthy and well
born, but our Allen was there. He showed up the
aristocras-and defended the masses, conendng that
the people are capable of self government that there
is more virtue in the many than the few; that liberty is
dear and safer in large representation than s'nal
/ one He said he liked to see large representative
body; there was something awfuiy sublime in III and
nothing more impressive better calculated TO elevate
the ideas of man with regard to the nature ofPubc Int
erty. As the complaints about turbulence and out
breaks, we must put up with them. We must TAXI
the great good liberty with the little evil. If Their
is violence in the National legislature it has been excl
ted among the people, and that violence comes to Con
sres, reflected through the Representatives of the p0O
ple He was no friend to viosnce but he never fear
ed the effect of occasional outbreak Of passion with tn
people; they soon camed, and settled down again, an
assumed the character which belonged to truth TheI
temporary outbreaks of passion are the guarantees
pubic liberty. He liked to see the nation animated
il keeps the eyes Of men fixed on their rights"
tits doubtful whether the House will accede to Il
Senate proposition. Fifty thousand is high enouI
ratio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
.r,NuiN 0FCLAY AND VAN BUREN." +"

The above caption heads an article in the last ola
School Republican, Tyler's organ ofohlo' II Is posi-,
ve, certain says that wiseacro that Van bufen ana
Clay have united to defeat Tyler. With this simple
remark tina, the man who wrote the article 10 either
fool or knave, we pass on and ask the Clay organ
here what il thinks of such amovei Patrick has aou
sed Van Buren, no htle for the sole purpose OF eeVa~
ting Clay and to find them coupled 'os''ne' nu''
be excruciaiing in the extreme. We advise me Ciay
whirs to watch Pat or he'll clip the nooSe' and come
ou, again where the road forks perfectly vruouS and
neutral.
Seriously, ifDr. Miller intsnds 70 promote lylers
interest he should quit such tom-ooley The idea oil
Van Buter piung the Ashland backleg, is too rldcu|
lous for drunken man to entertain, lot alone ''e 00
School Republican.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
CIRCUS AND CARAVAN,

<.pI.ENDID and Combined Attraction Of EQUES-
y TRIAN and GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES,
with a beautiful collection Of LIVING Wild AMI
MAILS, comprising the supendous GlRAFfE' ihe on on
" one now living on the American Continent 'ne Ee,
phant aud every variety of Wild Beasts, Birds and
JUNE, TITUS, ANGEVINE & Co. Propretor' Of
the Bowery Amphithealre, New York.
r. SHAY, Equestrian Manager
The proprieors of the above named establishment
have the honor TO announce to The citizens OF Ne"
Philadelphia and vicinity that their unequaied troupe
of Eouestrtans and splendid Caravan Of Wild Animals
will exhibit at New Philadelphia,
On Saturday June 25h, 1912.
Doors open at o'clock, P M.
The public are also respectfully informed mat me
equestrian troupe, under the management OF Mr.; ShAH
is composed OF the most extensive an1 len'eu
comprising several of the most skiliu performers both
of this country and of Europe Attached to this COM
pany. IS the four HUNGARIAN COUSINS, whose
Incredible performances have caused so much exclle-
ment wherever they have appeared. The Vaalhng
Phenomenon Mr.. IIPMAN, who has actually thrown
~ Somerse,s at one trial. the greatest ieat on record
besides others in every department OF the olympic Ex
ercises. ,,.. T. =,
be of strictly moral character and FREQ from the ma
nv objections frequently made to entertainments OF this
| description. L. It'll;
The Menagerie of Animals is attended BY lnte!il'
ront and obleipg keepers; who will take great pains
~ responding to the wishes of the audience
| NJ b. An extensive and splendid Band OF Muslclan'
| il engaged, who will accompany the performances
with choice selection of the most popular a'rs march
es; overtures and watzes MIN or -.
| Admittance to both boAES w ''''A'- ~ "
0"I'ql1" VIII aso S' BE- exhibited sHANEsvILLE Fri
| dav lime oath, lS41
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
FROM SOUTHERN OHIO.

We find letter in the Statesman from CEermont
County, part of Hamers infected District 1t speaks
well. "You and doubtless the whole Democracy Oh
the State, nqurng, Is Clemont last to tho Demo-
cratic faith7 "Wll ClermoDt fall from her lofty po-
sion and follow in the wake ofthe West Union paper
ynonsy facton1' answer, Clermont is unmoved and
immoveaole. She was among the first to set tho Ball
Reform in motion, and she will be the last to desert
it. The banks may have party-Hamer may nave
facton but in the Democracy Of Clermont' the o'a's
has party as impregnable and Interchangeable az lrulh
herrelE You know sirs, that from the explosion OF
Jacksons Cabinet through all the traitors, conssrVa-
tives, bankites and panic makers, we have not 1851
corporals guard All who have boted from our ranks
have been found to have been "SupernumerareS, ho-
ding commissions and receiving Pay but without els
tber companies or regiments 10 follow them' Such
will be the fate Of these pay officers of West un'on'
repeat again, after extensive opportunity OF knowing
that CIermont is sound and unskaken Her position II"
fixed in the great conactnow waging. and her course
rs onward" =.
Another letter from Cincinnati, says, "The Democ-
Yacy of Old Hamilton, are all agog-a smiles and good
nature all cheerfuness and hlary, in anticipation oil
visit from that patriotic champion of equal rights ana
human liberty. The wings look cross and mlrky, and
dam the parade, and wish the little Duchman had re
mansd at Kinderhool' That despicabie clan Of drons'
and loaferp, known more amiIary, to the sorrow o'
many an honest aborer and poor widow, as Exchange
Brokers' are beginning to starve out thank Godt They
playedthe grab game here, for some two months mos
robber like, in the ten cent piece dime business lr
which they made their 20 per centum without objection
by paying out eight for per dollar. Finally the peOpl
rose IN their might and the universal cry is now, d, ha
been, ofa.e 'st us have more of this land shark
ing The brokers-poor devst carry long faces, an
begin to walk and act ke other men: and by coFn-hask
ing time, they will have to dig or starve."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
geLOOK HERE!l.fn

The undersigned also manufactures all kinds Of EpGE root
such as axes adzes broad and chses Of oil sorts
warranted forthrty days ELLIPTIC SPRINGS made, CAR
RAeEs wagons buggys and all description Of vehicles lRoNKD
ON the shortest notice, the most substantial MANNER and
on reasonable terms.
He would also say that he has in his employ ABRAHAM
SMELL an excellent workman from New York. He Is the sole
inventor of celebrated POLISHED AXE and received pre-
MUM of 81 for making in $780, which was sold for
dollars From his receipt 1t was that Collins received
his instructions for making the he has been so successui
in selling! Jaw" Dn-' "a
Lockport, May 80, 1912. ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
SPECIE PAYING BANKS

Western Reserve Bank Far. 4 Mech Bank OF o'su'E
Coum Bank N. Lisbon, Bank OF MI fIeasah'
Beimon, do st Cairsyio, Bank Of Marietta,
Bark ofZanesviIle, BANK OF WOOSTER
Rank Of MnssiIon Bank Of sandusky1
Rank of Xenia Bank of Muskingum,
Bank of CircevilIe, (old Ohio Lille ms IIus' O0'
Rank of Norwalk Dayton Bank
Bank Of Geauga, FRANKLIN BANK Oh C"O'nne"
Iafavette Rank Cincinnati, Commercial Bank OF do
Commerciol Rank of Scoto Clinton Bank OF Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

my order of Court of Common Pleas Of TuscarawnS
Id County shall proceed sell at public vendue on Mon
day July H. 1842 the Premises, the following described
land situate IN Bucks township, TuScaawas county on sOu
IVES, quarter on the north east quarter Of section 10 town.
ship range A. u 8. Military land property Of tho ea'a'0
Of Henry Miller, decd.
June9, 1912. "a"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
Medical Notice.

R j. SCOTT, from the East has located himself IN new
Phladel2hia Tuscarawas county, Ohio he TENDERS ms
professional services to the citizens Of he 'Own anu
TO rive him call he believes he can render sas
facton to all such. o,aue
June g. 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
TENPERANCE CELEBRATlON,

On TIE Ah or JULY II y 81 49,
rrh. 6e,b Anniversary ofouF National mospenuence
III !. csahraed in Dover, on the cold waser pnnc'-
rI." M An ,he Temperance Sociesesof ne county, g
~ oV, eissns generally ars respectfully ia1lss o ssen
FuIthsr .r'.- e -.sr uOnisd.
By order oF the Cemmitss'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

n-TTbe Advocate insnuates thOt some Of the "!Oco
,;,o,." have beeu brbed by "BriliSh gold to oppose
= liigh Tariff. That's the tao't idea we have seen
c.o,n .,po," How much did yOa get for upholding
tsa Canton Bank, and Ben,leys swndling shop-lying
10 anddeceiving the people into the belief that these
p'nhs ware sound, in order thatthey might be svvins
dT.d Of ihsir wheat and abori How much did you
-. g., ,l., ,pa,e' When he tells then we will let
him know how much British Gold we ss' 'or 0pPO>
sing High tariff taA.I
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.

n ,h. court of Common Pleas Of TuscarawaS calnty'
a March term 1921 was appointed administrator Of hS
eate of Thomas Sutton late of said County, osCaSeu' a"
persons '"'''''''N BLAIR MscLENATHAN,
M .. .-T Admir-
June Q 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
June 2, 1912
NOTICE.

N Y, the Court Of Common Plens o. Tuscaawas c.un'y,
AM.TrS term, 1912, was appointed Administrator Of
The estate of Robert arount ai o said county, deceased
AH nersons interested will please Jake notice.
All persons "''''S'' THOMAS PHILsoN,
Iune a, 1912. NA nu'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

There is story going the rounds. of an earthquake
on ono of the West India Islands, having destroyed sew
erol towns, and 10000 lives lost. The shock was felt
in Louisiana, and Arkansas, dstanro Of l5OO miles,
It NAV be true, but we doubt the story
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
LOOK HERE.

ENoCToR EVANS Of Brownsville, Penn. has appointed
I'D KILGoRE & HULL of New PHILADELPHIA asensS Ior
the sale Of his Vegetable ANTlDYSPEPTtc FILLS, y
I Co.. the CURE Of Dyspepsia Chronic Liver complaint &C.
price 25 cents per box with full directions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
THE TUscaRaWAS GUARDS,

viii mse, n, the Court House In New Philadelphia June
Iih saturday evening" 81 o'clock = ~ susn'sS . o. ,,u
,ss,,s.sS ---"-- ~ order q J. Il. Smith, Capt
Iequ''e'' d. NJ. BRA RApshAW, oss.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09

hood but lately displaced him, aud that in his elevation
wa will again reassums the supremacy OF sound Prin-
ciples and sound currency.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
NOTICIE.

aHE subscriber was the June Term of the Court Of COM
mon Pleas of Tuscarawas County, appointed admnstra
w. VI ''' DANIEL ANDERSON.
June Z, 1912.