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ATTACHMENT,

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that Ut the instance OF Isaac
Mowl writ Of attachment was issued
on the &c h February. 1914, by John
Derord, ESQ. a Justice Of The Peace IN
Washington township Carroll county, o.
spaInsl the goods, chatles, rights, cred
lis. moneys and effects oI Joseph Rick
et, an absent debtor.
ISAAC MOWL,
bv Il McClava his Atty
March 0, lSA4.
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TAX! TAXM

The taxable property holders Of the
Borough Of CarrolIIon, will take notice
that on the 9th November, lS43, The
Council met aud levied tax equal to
three mills on the dollar on all taxable
property on Main and Lisbon streets,
and one mil aud hall on al other Sis
and that will collect the same until the
OH day Of March 1874, al my house on
Lisbon street, and if not paid until that
time. will collect the same according 10
tho Act Of incorporation,
J F. MILLER, Marshall
of the Borongh Of CarroIlon
February 8, l844.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forwarned
from luking note of hand gwen by me
to David West and payable TO order
calling for seventeen dollars, as ! am
determined not to pay the came unless
compelled to do so by due course OF law
as the said note was obtained lraudu
lently.
H. WHITCRAFT.
March |, 1874.
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TIE STATE or OHIO,
CARROLL CUUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacaticn atler October Tenn, lS4S.
Thomas james, ,eo
Us. 10 Partition.
Samuel Smith, ef ais
S,mVeI Smuh, John Smith, Henry
Smnb. Jacob Smith aud Michael Smith,
oflhe county Of Carroll, Stale Of Ohio,
DtnIei Smith, Israel Sell and Calhaun0
Sell bis w,le, Of ihe county Of TuscaraW-
as, ~ The slate q Ono, Findiay Lappin
md Margstui Llppin his wilt, Of The
comfy Of Seneca, OnIo, John NJ. Sull
aud Mary SuIl his " lie, Of SlaIk county
Ono, Samuel BrOwu and Charlotte
Brow his vile, oil jackson county Ohio
Bnd Samuel Shaeher. Sarah Sbaetiers
FIrdlsy Shaefsr, Mary Eve Shseberv
MauIda Snsrher aud Margaret Shsei
Children OF Elz be,h Shatf fer, deceased
Csle Elizabeth Smith, and wife NJ Jere-
miah Shaefsr,( mIuors, aud whnse place
IOI IB8iuEhGb 10 JUN '.b"'lt hUU Eve EWilh
widow Of Michael Smith, decd oI Car
roll county. Ohio. will rake notice, that
petition was fled agalns, them on the
| fifth day OF January, a. d l344 in the
Court Of Commou PIeas, ol Carroll coun-
q " b. Thomss James, senior, and is now
pending, wherein the said Thomas James
, senior, demands partition ol the follow
! ing real estate in said county Of CARROLL
10 wn:-rhe South West quarter Of Sec.
rion six (6) IN Township fifteen (l5) Of
Range seven " containing Que hundred
and Sky acres more or less. end at the
next term Of said { ourt. application will
be made by the said Thomas james sen.
for al order tlal partition be made OF
said premises, &c.
BROWN g. GRlSWOLD.
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
January IL, l844.-6w
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AssigMCe's Sale.

| WILL offer for sale al the door OF
the Court House in McConnelsVille on
Saturday, March 23d next, al O'Clock
P Nj tie following real estate to witt
the undivided tenth part of 100 acres,
being the North West quarter of section
81, township Is Of range 6 of lands sold
at SleuhenviIIe D. situated in Carroll
county Ohio.
Terms-Cdsh.
VIM T. BAsCOM, Assignee
of John WilkIn.
McConnelsviIle, Morgan CO., OF
February 23, 1914.
Printers fee l,5O.
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Sydney Smith is a lacelious fellow
On Bishop Selwyn leaving England Tor
his diocese OF canibals in New Zealand,
Sydney took leave Of him with tears IN
his eyes, and in these terms: Good bye,
Selwyn, hope you will not disagree
with the man that eats yonp
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TIE STATE OF oHlo.l ss
CARROLL COUNTY
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Vocatien ctter October Term A d Is43
William K,Ie,1 IN CHANcERK
Jane Kyle, Petition for Divorce.
Notice is hereby given TO The said
Jane Kyle, that on lbs 22d day OF Feo-
ruary, A. d. lS44. ! filed 10 the Office
Of The Clerk Of ,he Court Of Common
Pleas ol Carroll county, OHIO, a Peli'iua
praying 10 be divorced from her; and
Tor cause setting lorlb that she has been
three gears uIyuLiy absent from me
which sad peullon will slaDd Ior hear.
ing al the next April Term Of SAID Court
ol Common Pleas for Carroll county
when and where, she may, If she please
appear ard make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE, Bv
Pe0rCe, Starkweather + JarUis
His Solicitors.
February 23d, 1914
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Fe ebruary 23d, 1874

THE STATE OF oHIo,l
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term A. D lS43
Lewis Crawford, Admin
islralor Of Joseph p1,,;. =.
Workman, deceased. / oo,naJa,,' ~ .,", ~
0S.
George Workman and ~ W.
James Workman.
The said defendants will take notice
that the said Lewis Cra Word Admins.
traitor as aforesaid, filed his yellIon 10
The Office oI the Clerk Of said Court on
the lsl day OF February, l844-whIch
is Oow pendlng-PrayIng Tor an order
Of sud Court, 10 authorize him, as Ad
mnistralor Of the said Joseph Workman
decd, to execute a certain real contract
entered into by The saIo Joseph Work,
man on The 22d day of August, 1898,
with one Robert Nelson, Tor the sale
and conveyance Of certain tract Of
land, situated in said county, end de
scribed as, part Of The East half Of the
North Est quarter Of section %, town,
ship IA Of range 5-being thirty acres
(more or less) off The North end Of said
quarter secllon-and the same IanG-so
much Of said half quarter section, as the
said Joseph Workman died seIztd and
possessed Of. Aud that at the next term
of said Court, the petitioner will ask fOI
said order, that he may execute 10 SAID
Ne son a deed for SAID premises in pur
suance Of said contract
LEWIS CRAWFORD. Admir-
of Joseph Workman. decd.
By PEARCE, STARKwEATHER Il JARVIS
Att'ys for Petitioner.
February 9, lD44.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the 7lh inst by the
Rev. W, T. Adams, Mt THOMAS RAN
KIN of Amsterdam to Miss ANNE JANE
daughter Of Mr.. John Tenant, Of Car
roll county, Ohio.
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The subscriber r. ares that he Is un
der he necessity Of informing lbos" IN
terested, that as his lurmer calls on Them
for money, have been in a great meas
ure neglected, he is therefore compelled
10 make this Iasl peaceuble appeal.
| You arc aware that business cannot
be conducted without money; aud you
are also aware that ou have for con
siderable length Of time been Withholding
that which IS justly due; thereby viola =
ting the golden rule, do 10 others as YOU
would wish them to do unto YOU Feel
ing cOn lident that no man can reasona
bly, expect to prosper in business unless
he uses some eXerIlOn TO pay his debts
in a reasonable time, (at least in from
two to five years after they become due.
He earnestly requests all those Indebl
ed to the late firm Of jackson & SinclaI
to call aud pay off before the lst OF Apr
next, and thereby relieve him OF pecu
mary embarrassment and themselves o
the upbradings Of conscience
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
March 6tk 1874.
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NOTICE.

JOHN DUNBAR, Esq. aided by Stark
.peather & Jdruts, will attend 10 closing
up the professional business OF our late
firm.
PEARCE, STARKWEATHER, &
JARVIS
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
OCTOBER TERM, lo43.
JOHN CoAIMAN' Petition for
TS NJ.
HANNAH CoALnAu, D''0f'S'
The said Hannah Coalman will take
notice, that the said John CoalmaD did,
on the 9th day of November, A. D. ls43
file his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas of said county, praying TO be d.
vorced from her. the said Hannah tor
causes following, to wit: lst. Gross ne,
glect of duty; I'd. Ertreme cruelty, Sd
Three gears piyul absencei 4'h. Adut
terry by her the said Hannah, wife OF the
said John CoaImaE-which said petition
will be for hearing at the next Term o.
said Court.
JOHN COALMAN. by
E. r ECKLEY,
his solicitor.
IN
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THE FAMILY DIRECTOR:
Designed as a help to those
who are supplying Them
selves i'm whole or in part
with WOOlIem Goods Of
their own manufacture.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25
II.AY EIIB

Ata meeting OF The Clay Club of Holly
.Sprincs. on Salutdav the Sub May, Tor the
pnrrose Of adopting some measures ~ rs!a-
lion 10 the mass meeting al Memphis on me
29th Instant; the following resolutions were
offered and edopged
Res8lcsd. That the Clay Cub Of Mar
shall county cordially invites the delegates
t8 The Aazs meeting, al Memphis on TIE -e'a
inst. from our neighbonng eounues to assem-
be at this Place en- Monday morning the
21th and parlake oi The bospiai.tles ol cur
citizens; and that l. n. CIaddock. + ".
T.grus il. StraHou, Il 81. Lusber l. A.
Bond. Wm. Arthur and DR.. ". '. Taylor,
be appointed a commiltee TO receive sald del
egales, aud make suitable preparation Tor
tt7eir accommodation, and that said commit
lee communicate this resolution to the Clay
ClUbs Of the adjoining counties.
ResoIrsd, That we deem livery desl1a-
BE that the delegation from the Empire
County should be provided with an aPpro-
pirate Banner for the mass meeting Of the
29lb. aud that John 3 Day, i. ". Walter,
II. Harris, Wm g Stearus and IL b. HUI
lag, be appointed committee 10 make ar
rangemengs to have oae prepared by the NOR
ming of the 27Fb.
Esryy!yal, Thatit would be doing injus>
ice TO the patriotism ana taste or the fair
wings Of Holly Springs not to at1oTd them
M oppouuntyto assist II the preparations
Of The Banner of.he Marshall Delegation, <
thetthe Banner committee heretofore aPpolE-
TED. BE requested to communicate this res
osuei5n TO she ladies Of oar village, and
make such provisions az they may suggest
I2zs91csd Tbatthe Club will hold NEE
ING e Ratification, on Monday monIng he
27Ih, at the Count House, and that The en-.
zens ofthe county as far as practicable aud
the delegates tfom the adjoining counties
who may be ia Holly Springs upon that
morning. be requested 10 attend.
Esstee3, That he wings Of Marshall be
earnestly requested, and the cuizeas Of Mar.
saal5 be ia3iscriminaJeiy invited t. joiH rs IN
attendance upon the mass meeting OF the
29ta
J 81 CLAPp. Esq was then called upon,
sad addressed the meeting IN an eloquent
and Iorcilta speech. Il was resolved thar
tbese proceedings be published in tue Holly
Springs Gazette and The meeting then od-
Jaurnad.
T. W EULING, Pres.
LET-- T@~rsr ny Cer5F
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25
VgEEEG EtNnEr-.

g. a sound EaatE0EaE currency. rega-
lated bg the VIII and authority 0t the nation.
"Au adequate Revenue, svItsa 1g5E
protection 90 A American lzzcf slsfTy--
Tr-t Ta-trs 5u on tie LElCu-ire power, el-ar--
c,rga tGEtLerres friction on tAe exercise Of sLe
veto.
"E faithful administration of The domain, with
an lq0iiabc distribution 60 lhe proceeds Of tLc
sales q. 30 among tEe States.
can homes. aud economical administration Of
the General Government, leaving public C.d-
GERS perfect freedom OF tTlCuCE1t nEId
tEiG right Of suffrage bHt with suiia1 e
restraints 9gaIast improper interference in Che
elections.
IAN amendment ol Ire Constitution. limiting
the Incumbent Of the Presidential Chair % G
single tern. .''-HESET CLAY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

Since our paper Of the ll-h, deyeloPe-
mcnts are daily making which leave no
doubt in our minds Of The suspicion bin.ed
At ir cur article then written On the subject
The leaders OF locolccoism cgiace d restless
ness every where now plainly indicative
that Il bomb she'll has been thrown into their
camp, and they are looking with ilfal asi-
tation where is shivers may strike and wi.h
what damage. The iog has cleared of
from this mysterious affair so fir as 70 dis
close beyond doubt that political as wei.
as meTcenary motives enters into the com
position Of this new nos.rum. We so call
il, for If ever arranl quackery branded a Po-
tion more palpabiy than this, it has certain
Nv not been our lot 10 make its acquaintance.
The signs are positive and certain. The.
mystery, the gibberish with which lis ma
ture and purposes is clothed, the UNIVERSAL
ty Of its blessings and benefits. and the-bold
and daring impudence which is employed
to force il down our throlts, sick or well,
right or wrong, stamp it with Brandreth,
without benefit Of clergy. We had hoped
at the first dawn oftbis thing, that Ibe "Buz-
zlrd Roost Of scrip aud land holders spo-
ken ofby Benton at Washington before he
lef, were the Representatives Of the ten ldou-
sand interested wor;hies, whose flashes Of
patriotism were 50 viyidIy seen in some Of
the cities ofthe Union, anu that they would
survive the disappointment ofnot forcing MS
to paw others debts Our Intercourse at
home was familiar too with another class
occasionally to be met With, of which we
will give an instance Meeting with an
acquaintance recently, we were enqaired Of
as 10 our opinion en- the subject OF annezl-
ton. We informed him hat we were oppo-
scd, and coolly stated cur reasons. Why, he
said, it is the pIainest thing on earth, he
thought every body was in favor ofil, al
least IN the Souit For his part good
many fellows had ran away from bis negh-
borhood who owe him. lie had recently
gone to Texas in pursuit. and found they
had nothing there but land. and offered to
pay ol' all they owed ii that Now. he said
he plainly favored annexation to induce en-
igration and thereby induce him % sell his
Texas lards as the only mode Of collecting
these debts. We had hoped that considera-
tions Of this sort, narrow and unworthy as
they certainly are in great natiopal cues
tions. but active and noisy as we always hnd
them when acting id concert, would soon
be seen, then properly appreciated and put
TO rest by the sober sense of the country.
We acknowledge that We suspected but
were unwilling to believe, until recent dc
velopements are upon Us that the presiden-
tiaI. election now pending was attempted 10
be Influenced and controlled, If it can BE 50,
by means so disrepu;able as 10 make the i'm.
mediate annexation Of Texas a crowring
qualification Of the candidate. We dc now
40 believe and shall fearlessly-unlii he
lnendacily and dema ogueism which promp-
TED il, is signally rebuked-expose the arts
and sophis,ry BY hich ]. mas been attsmp-
ted 10 vres, The p0wers for which The mosi
important ana necessary purposes ofthe
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

The T.ocos say that duties increase prices
n exact proportion to the duties Mr. Clay,
n his speech at Raleigh. referring 10 this
Locoloco Argument against the tariff, told
AZ anecdote which illustrated its tallacy.-
He SAID, an Alabama demagogue was de-
nouncing The tarlfffoT taxing the shirt worm
By tic man he vas talking 10, six cents a
yafd, and was told in return BY the man that
he did not see how that could be since the
shiTt cost only fire and halfcens yard
TPhik Forum.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

PosING a PEDAGoGUE.-'9
have vou done that sum | SET yous
No thir, can't do L ..s- s.
Cant do IT. am ashamed OF you 80. =
your age | could do any sum INA. ssa
me. | hate that word canr there y
tha: can't be done, l can tell you. ,, r,s
Il think, thlr. that | knowih '''-'
can't shifer out s-bs.r {
.Hal we'll. weT Sally,-lsi.s PEA
III is thith. thir II one apple ea--' - lbs.1
luin of whole human rath, no" 'lz- -
will It take to make barrel o.
der. thir 2
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

The payment oftEe Mississippi Boads IS
repudiated; bu II IS SAID there aas some ras-
cali.y praclised ID The negotiation Of tapse
bonds though we received tlae value. Now
Texas bonds and debts Of all shades. grow
ing Out oftbe righteous transac actons oF ere-
ry grade of character from the uosay e.li-
zen 10 the Gu. throat and sNiadlsr, afe . b
assumed By the United States, without even
the prospect ola consideration, ana no one 50
loud a advocating the measure. rs AIissis-
sipr4 regulators Consistency inishi in
deed be called jewel il i coaid be found
among such
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25

E-If cur Iocofoco friends desire some
lhias rieh en- tie subject Of annexation. we
vii refer them to lie following from the
Gaaatain head Of Tezacra.ie democracy
The Clsboin relation 10 the tre5.y says
ave have been looking iato tie published
documents Uhicn accompany the treaty,
aHd 1verv sep amazes is more aud more
We fu8 that Lord Aberdeen and the Brit
lsa ra5ais.er here. us.afly deny the Duff
Green story. sent from London, n August
last. o{ the designs # England upon Texas
which IS made Jhe foundation Of his whole
proceeding We believe i can easily be
proved tbaG the whole srbame Of geulDg
aatae Texas question, precisely as that
question now IS, existed e. before Dah
furnished that pfeteEt, ard lIat al tbIs story
ofihg British Interference EoW PISS iatlh as
fha BRET aZt Tor the movement has been lnFen-
ted since the movement was organIzsd.-
tnd from The last letter il the Published
nanars-lbat ot 3lr. Calhoun 10 Alr. b Sd
wards CsFeao.soa of DaG Cfreea,now charge
It AEexlco-tuatthe BIG8Tof Mexico to
have been consulted in TINS Texas business
IS acknowledged that is csuceaiment from
her Is admitted that her resentment IS dread
ej and that many apologies are 70 be OF
flted to her TO atone for the gratuitous wrong
which has been done her. and sa see from
this auailialing despatch written seven days
after the treaty was signed and after GeneF-
Il Almonte the Mexicaa minister Dad retired
ffom cur seat Of gcVarnment that the dis
satisfaction of Mexico was then known, felt,
and danrecated and conseQ eQganttv, that the
story no~ propaeated lfom tais ely deciar-
mo the secret pleasure Of Mexico al oar trea-
~ OF annexation, Is a GaIsahood 10 serve the
t8rn of It's inventors for a month, and wor-
tav to figure Wisb all tae rest Of the short
lived flseh0ods In the busiae s commcn.
cing with theorigiaai aGd fundamenlal Duff
Green fabrication from London to which
Lord Aberdeen and 8lr Pakenham have
a ven the mos. formal contradiction"
Speaking OF mr. Calhouns course he
says
SIS one Of The most wonderful instances
Of inconsis' encg aud contradiction ia he
49,. .L-asz.-es rsea qfhat Afr (af
houn was member of 1Ir. Nonroes cabi.
net which actually abolished siavery in Tex.
as al all the ceded country between the
Red river and Arkansas, IN 1919. is beyond
dispute that he now considers susp ,cIon
Of such abolition. although anthentically
conuadicted. as ample cause for n measure
which is war with Mexico, and pregnant
With danger to the Union Al home, seems to
be equally indisputable. The oniy earthly
difference between thetwo cases is. that he
actually assisted n 1919, 10 Do what he now
suspects contrary to the proof, IN the Brit.
ish
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-25
IC0EIa-U EECATEp


ONE AiEES-PRoTLEENTIAL D3SPEN-
sATI0Es-sr A1G0s. sc. sc. &c.
Daiiag tae Session Of Congress ofIs89
and 5as tafora taa Presidential election a
great Gee occurred al Washington City,
burning an immensely valuable mass Of
iae Public buildings 1his dsszt.ous &C.
cerrerce took place Just aacrtbe struggle
l3F Tie aPFainamea. ofa committee ID inyes-
.igate toe frauds and corrup.ioas in the gen
eral departments Of the government had
been successful, oad jumeziat.,g before
lie com4tttes ggsrs 10 enter upou Tie DIS
charge Of tte;r dalg Clcougse, most Of
the records and papers On GIscoaainIar The
evidence Of the gall Of tie accused were
consumed The Post Office department
with St. Amos At is head. was then believed
% be one entire mass Of rouenness. Was
this provideGtiai dispensation inflicted as "a
punishment for the iniamy Of that period. &
ifso,was she agent employed S poHrASEoUs
CoMBUsrIoE2 Or was II the work Of a
sure eao2sb iacendiary. plycd in the usual
node Of accomplishing such designs, and
can he new philosophy uariddlelhe secret2
Very long since q cadaverous locking Y-aa-
kee Schoolmazter was loitefing about Lex
iugton, Kentucky. unknown and destitute
Ia bis condition he was taken up. fed. elo-
.hed and provided. BY Henry Clay oIthat
vicinity. The moment almost the adder
was warmed s uurtufed. he turned u7oa his
benefac.or and s.uag him with all tao ven
on Of such reptiles. Heis now. after having
tel y atlained The gddy height of ambition
and sustained too by faction Nhose success
VAS uaboapdsd and irresistible, as one d
taeir greatest aroEiles. without anv cause
known 70 human calculation. descended to
The lowest depths fPoverty, misery aad neg.
.eet Was ihis PFovidoa.iaI dispensation.
and ifso, has It amongst n thousand o.fer
slhaaf oeeafrenees happening The vielin,
Id ain % The study of the new philosophy
ard II tie anguish e his soul 10 apply /. as
lsollz6iy as he has IN slate tracts. Ia.
ring he Presidential campaign of 1889 the
nftog q caHnoa became a common mode Of
announcing Wing Victories thfoaahoat lie
land -slsersss.s..ae i..4a ..L.
the know led Sc OF procurement or The who's
atail had some babies who were peculiarly
sensitive to such shocks and taerebv lost
mueh sleep and were Otherwise greatly in.
paired in their general comfort aud health.
HFas This visitation Intended FOR the Intle "a.
a7eents. q uas ii only IA omen ofthe tor
tuFe reserved fsE The philosopAic daddy da-
! ring the camFaiga Of 1874
There are many important "reminiscences
that il would b Interest," ing % apple the new
philosphy g exPi z, a0d which would show
Re discovery to be highly crsdi.zble = the
aFolanaity cf is Distinguished author.
U-zaszz-zszzasns
Welearn from citizen Of Chalsboms
ahastheir Clay Club IS progressing faelv.
A The last regular meeting. DE- Craig Dc.
HveFed an able and eloquent address in de-
fence of cur glorious vhig principles.