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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
TIE ONO LEGISLATURE.

A lis. Of tho members elected to the
asxt LsRislaturelwill BE fOuAd in this pa>
per, 1t will be seen that the wings have
tall power in both branches. After in
slaIling some Of their friends into the Ot'
fees at their disposal, their next busl-
Ress will be TO fulfil their premises TO the
bankers BY renewing their exclusive priv
ileReS 10 control the currency and swim
die the people. The lavorils measure
oEIhe wings Of this State for some years
past has baen 10 create State Bank ,and
bring in the old broken down banks as
branches; and thus lend them the credit
ol the State 10 enable them TO continue
their SWindliOg operations. This meas
srs will probably nov be carried int OPP
OrltiOA-aad the Grms Of theStats, which
are loadsd with great State debt, will b
msrtgaged to bolster up the credit Of the
drones Gho resort 10 oil manner Of fmOan'
10 live upon lhs labor Ofths honest pOr-
tion Of cOmmunity. We should be Sx-
mSnSly pleased il thSe forsbOdings ShoulC
prove to have been unfoundsd, yet vi
are firmly Of The belief that they ATE vel
fousdsd, and that bIOSted system o
banking will again be put 10 operation b
the vhig Legislature in which oil the re
spOhsbility and loss will be thrown upO
the State and the people al Iargs, while th
privileged and irresponsible few will rea
all The advantage which bank charters cS
Csnfsr upon thSm.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
1.-THE STANDARD.
0EoRGEToWN, Noy.l2, ls44.
ELECTION NEWS.

PENNsYLvANlA.-ThiRISnins counties
heard from, and the democratic gain since
the State election is about 5000 Folks
majority ia the State will be 1000 or
5000.
VIRoINrA.-Ths ExtraSIiSsman Of the
9Th last, 0 O'Clock P. NJ. says
The mail FROM wheeling just in, A
letter says, "Ihs returns from this Stale
(vrginis) so far, show large gain on the
moioriiy Of 1910, and leave no room 10
DOUBT cur majority will be about 5000"
MIUHIoAN.-Six sOuniiss hoard from,
all Of which give majoritiss for Polk, ram
Ring from 100 to $50 in a cOunIy--and
tnlsl Of 1850 democratic msjOri,y.
INDIANA have not enough news
YET to state positively how this State
has ROns. II IL close vote. Ths States
man says that there are strong hopes oil
Indiana for Polk.
The boats gSing up aud down the river
bring reports every day to Ripley. The
following is our latsS. news from that
source. The news frOm New York city
is EOoi. This is the only news We havS
from that Slate.
Ripley, Ohio Nov. lib, 1874.
Dear Sir.-The Skies sppeGr to be
frightening. A Steamboat down the riv-
sr This morning reports 1000 aiSrity fOr
Polk ia NswYork city. and as far 81 heard
,hs prospect is good and gaining. The
news from Indiana is still good, and get
ting better. II is said 10 be an acknoWI'
edged poiAt that la. has gone fer Polk
snd Virginia also. News BY Steamboat
up Yesterday eYening-says about 70
Counties Of Tennessee heard from, show
. smart gair for Polk compared with last
Election, SO tnuch so that il iS thought in
C,ncinuGti that the State has gone FOL
Polk. Maryland gone for Clay. Ken
iucky but little news we give it TO Clay.
think We may now safoly cOncluGS tina
JAMES X. POLK is elected.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
Important!

B. Fosgate's AnOdyne Cordial,
A SAFE and effectUal Remedy fer the
"A SUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: DiarT-
hOea, and Cholsra Morbus, also, Flatuleut
and Spasmodic ChOlics.
This invaluable Medicine for the above eom-
plants, surpassss any other remedy now in use.
Hundreds Of eases have come to the knowledge
of the proprietor, where a speedy cure has been
effected by the use of the Cordial, after a resort
to the common rene dies had proved unavailing.
1t has been extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many yean--has heen
approved, and is used in practice BY = great
number ofthe mostrespectable physicians,as may
be seen by their certificates and recomendetiSAd
accompanying each bottle.
This medicine is discovered to be q certain ana
affeetual remedy for the intestine disease. pre-
dueod BY the drinking of the waters Of the riv-
ers is the southern and southwestern States.
wbi,,h renders it of iRestimable value to these
who reside or travelin those sections Of the
country.
NIB To secure the public against deception.
the external label Ol each bottle is secured bv =
copy right, which was entered (aeeordiug to aet
of Cougress) in the Northern District Of New
York, on the 9Th day of November, Ammo Domi.
nj, 1870.
A fac simile Of the proprietor's signature
will be found On the outer label Of each bottle.
if genuine. Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY d. ]. Steward, w. p Mack.
lem. Georgetown--PalmeF Il Campbell aud
Ridgway &Credit, Riplsy-.acklsn 4 Lamb.
aberdeen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
THE FORGERY.

We publish several articles in this pa
per which prOve ConcluSiVsly that the
letter, purPOrtine 10 have been written by
MI. Birney 10 J. B. Garland, Of Michi-
gan, which Was circulated throughout
this State BY the whig Central Committee
and others just before the Presidential
sIsctiOn, is FORGERY! Mr.. Birney PrO-
nSuncOs it q forgery in letter which wG
publish in snOthSr column, AID also IN
the following letter.
ste the Editor Of the Ohio American:
"CLEvELAND, O., Nov, !, 1874.
"Eir: ! saw at Fairporl, few hour
age, the Painsvlle Telegraph. whig pa
Per, containing a letter dated SsPtsmbe
%, and purpOrling 10 be written BY M
ts J. B. Garland, Of Saginaw county, Mi
chigan. Il isa forgery throughout. Sc
lhsyo NO doubt, are th" sfidaviiS tina
accompany it;thOugh they bear the nameI
Oflsal. persons.
Yours, &C.,
JAMES g. BIRNEY.'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
AN OLD OFFENDER CAUGHT.

AfSw weeks since 8 horses we're siolsn
from Mr. SChsnck, .iving near Hamilton
and the following day two more from a
farmer in ClRton county, and about the
same time three moro IRON a gentleman
at the head Of Vine si, in this city. The
horses stolen from Mr.. Schenck were
paStured with Mr.. Nye, O1Columbis town,
ship, one day, OSlensibly waiting fer q
boat to take them down the river; but in
fact only ill night should como as cOV>
or 10 fight. At night, the thief pretend.
ed the boat had arrived, and he proceed.
ed on his journey, suspected however By
Nj. MyO as q thief The horses were
soon traced 10 Lancaster BY their owner
and recovered in tho possession Of the
thief who was taken 10 Hamilton, and on
Friday committed for The crime. His
name is Prisr, a citizen of Clinton, and
a great villain, previously under $500
bonds for stealing a large amount o
State bonds froM Weller and company al
Hamilton, which bond he had forfeit
ed.
Scbenck is the wrong man 10 stes
from; be 10 hard on the track Of rOguss
Gin. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
Farm for sale.

A frst rate farm for sale on the waters o
ASraight creek, miles from the Ohio river
and three miles from Georgetown, containing
2O9 acres, about 100 acres cleared the balance
well timberedWith black walnut, blue ash and
black ash good improvements and fruit OF all
kinds. The farm is well watersd with good
we'll and spring in every field. Orl will sell
SO acres Of the said tract, or exchange for a
smaller tract oithe same quality Ufland, by pay
ing me the difference. Inquire of Th1mas L
Ha,ner at Georgetown, or thssubscriber On the
premises.
WILLIAM LLOYD.
July %. IS44.-tf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented TO the
ACommissioners of Brown county Ut
their next session praying for the laying
out of a county road, commencing al
Henry Hankin's ford, and running thence
10 the widow Jacko's farm OIL the bank
Of the east Fork Of the little Miami
thence across the East Fork on the line
Of Samuel Crammer aad Mr.. CoraVd Il
The Milford and Chllcolhe Turnpike.
October 90, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

TRBAcHERY OF THE MOoRs.-A Re.
view turned into 4 Battle. The diSa:sr'
GUS result Of the AlgierS, and the natives
have made a fierce attack on the French
at AZ impOrlSnt STATEN called DslIeys.-
MARSHALL BugSaRd had invited the Chiefs
to be prssent'St grand review, which be
ing over the tribes attacked the troops
sharply, but were rspul'sd with cOnsideta.
BE loss.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12
Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster.

TNHISis is bee omipg Que Of the most popula-
medicines now before the public. For re-
moving all seated pains, such asRhRmatism, pain
in the back, side, or breast, it has no equal in tue
world. 1t is also eficacious in removing Wens,
tumors, CONS, &c. We 90 not design to pun
this medicine with old fictitious certihcatet, but
will simply mention few recent cases, here 1t
has effected CUES.
Mr.. Sloan, ofZanesvills, after having suffered
with Rheumatism for "ine gears, was eufsd by
using the Hebrew Plaster.
MI. Anderson of Putnam, was troubled for
long time with lame back, occasOned by over
lifting, and was cured by using this plaster.
A man (name not recolectsd )of GratiOts in
Licking county, was entirely cured by using TINS
plaster. =,
editor of the Massilon Cazstte, was furnished
us few days since:
Messrs. Comstock & Co.-DUring last winter
and spring, was so troubled with pain in my
breast,as to render me unfit for he duties OF the
Office; and hearing your lew David's or Hebrew
Plaster, highly recommended. for similar cases
was induced to give il trial. l had worn
plaster on my breast but short time when al
min left me and was enabled again to engage
n the duties of the Office. My sister residing
in Steubenville has also received much heneh
from its use. J'r' NoRsFELL'
.Massiion, Nov. l2, '43,
Messrs. .Coms,ock & Co:-Last Spring wa
afflicted with tOeGkness in my back, accompanies
with a seuere pGtn in my side, for which | use'
YOUR Hebrew Plaster, and take pleasure in sta
ting that received immediate releffrOm it,an'
cSeerfully recommend its use to all similarl.
aN1;cted. DIR. ATAWATER.
MassIlon, November 9th. le43.
Each b,x contains sufficient to spread or
large plasters. Price 50 cents per box.
For sale by James Crawford, Georgetown ".
Palmer g. Campbell, Ripley; y. W Smit0 Im N
Higginsport; G. shreeyc, RIss'ivlpeI = PeI,.,, ~
i ..i 9 Johnson ,BantOm; B. w White
D ,sU"s an / CoNwehope NJ B Riggs Sardinia.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing
bStwesnM MarlainI INIarshallcE Hanson LPenn
in the practice Of the LAWS dissolved by
mutual consent. All those who are indsbt-
ed TO the firm are requested 10 call upon
H. l.. Penn at Georgetown and make set
Element.
November 8, 1874.
MARTIN MARSHALL.
HANSON L. PENN.
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Proclamation.
To the qualified Electors Of BrOUn

To the qualified Electors Of BrOWn
County. Greeting:
You are hereby notified to meet at the usual
or proper places of holding elections in your re.
spectivs township en- tho first riday, being
the First day of November noxt, and then and
there, according 10 law, vote for twsnty-three
Electors Of President and Vice President Of the
United States, in pursuance ofthe Constitution
and laws of the United States and Of the Stat
Of Ohio. Given under my hand at Georgetown
this 10th dav of September ls44, in the 42u'
wear of this State, and OF the independents Q
fhe United States the Sixty Ninth.
WILLIAM SHIELDS, Shift B. G. Q.
2 Sep tember 10th. 1874
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Portsmouth, Maysville and
Cincinnati Packet.

TnE NEw, SWIFT, AND SPLENDID STEAMER,
ME rEOR.
CAPT. ]. STOUT.
Leaves Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday
ami Friday at 10 AM. and Portsmouth every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at l0A M
Stopping atRiplsy every Evening on her passage
up and down, between 6 and 9 O'Clock.
RaIes of Freight s. passagS moderate, and
the utmost atts ntion paid to the interest of ship
perS.
The Meteor has Superior accommodations fo
passengers, isentirely new and in every rsspec
a first class Boat; having been built with grea
ear :, and furnished in the best styIe, expressly
for the Portsmouth trade
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

ARKAssAs STATE ELEcTlcN.--h ls
still uncsrtsin whether the dsmocratis or
whig candidate is elected Governor Of
Arkansas. TheDemacratic candidate tOE
Congress is elected, and the Legislature
is strongly democratic. Besides the reg
nlsrly democratic nominee for Governor
there vas another pretended dsmOera
TuaUing lOr lhs same ONCE,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

'y:--buiIdiBg lumber (Pitch Pins) Of ell
kinds, brick and tile, corn meal, corn,
beans, potatoes, rice, sweet potatoes,
yans and plaintsins--ihio the port Of Hs-
Vsnnab, and to be extended, il found
necessary, 10 other ports.
have M time 10 write further. You
will Aud the papers fall Of particulars.
YOuIS, ARIEL.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

To THE FAR wEST.-ThO Citizen Sol.
der, Of this week, states that General
Robert Patterson, has gone west as far as
the Rscky Mountains, and that he will
be absent for several months.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

SuIcIDE.-Mrs. Coates, livin g in the
rear Of house No. II Munros street, New
York, was discovered about one o'clock
snThurSdsy morning with her throat cut;
a razor was found in the room nsa: the
BODY
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

DEATHS IN PORTLAND, MAINE'--The
number Of deaths in Portland, Maine, for
the six months endingSeplembsr the 3Otb
was ll6.-59 males and So females,
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Adminiatratrix'a Notice.

The uadessgnsd has bees appaintses ~ tAa
court Of Common Pleas Of Brown eOultys Al
minisirstFix Of the estate Of Aaron =. Days
late Of Brown county deceased. Al gsEsonS in'
dsbtsd to said estate are hereby hoti6ed % sake
Immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate are FequestSd to pfssens
them legally proven, within one year for settles
tlement. MELINDA DAY. AdmtiH.
Sept. !, 1874.
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Take Notice..

EARM FOR sALE.-A valuable farm,
L containing one hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and half
miles wes: ofGeorgetown, on the middle fork Of
Bullskin, and wi hin half mile Of Fees
burgh, wsll watteFsd with never failing springs.
For the pD,pOsS oiprOviding for paying my debts
will sell the farm very cheap. Terms--One
half Of the amount Of purchase (Dart in pro-
duce) 20 be paidat or about the time Of sale /;
and the other haIftObe paid IA two yearly
payments. in money or produce, as may be-
ugreed upon. For further particulars. inquire
ofthe subscriber on the premises. Possession
can be had Immediately IL desired.
GEO. NJ. MARTIN.
July 3, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

The convention to frame aConsti'utiOn
for the future State Of Iowa stands dem.
ocrats SO, wings 10, enc tie between two
wings, and one independent Whig.
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RUssELvILLE, Oct. 9th, 1874.
"The Election is now over

A ND People can now turn their atten.
n ton 10 other matters, especially 10
that ofpurchasing cheapSdesirabIe goods
for fall and winter: | have lately receive
ed large addition 10 my former purchase
of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware -
Such as Boots g. Shoes, furCaps, Blanket
Shawls, Cassinets, James, Coffee, Sugar,
Gotten thread. Indigo, Mills, &C., &c -
| am determined to sell cheap, let either
Clay or Polk be elected. Call and sae
for yourselves. l.. NOWLAND
Next to ShaW's Tavern in the Large
brick.
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RAN AWAY,

KAN AWAY
NROMlhe subscriber living in Byrd
u township an indenled boy named Will
son Hatfield, aged about seventeen years
All persons are hereby forbid barbOring
or trusting said hoy on my account, as ]
will pay no debts Of his contracting.
DAVID HATFIELD.
Sept. 81. 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

From The Ohio slll6smua Extra, Nov. 5.
OLD PENNSYLVANIA FOREVER
CLEAR THE WAY FOR POLK
AND DALLALS. ~ 'fa
GROW ON CHAPMAN.
Ths democratic gsiAs iRWsstern Penn
SylVania ere about 1000 over the election
for Governor on the Sih Of October.
There is wbig loss Of ll55 in the
city and county Of Philadslphis.
MOnigOasry, dem. 1893
Bsrks, 1900
BuCkS, $50
Chester, econ loss Of l70
York 63 dem. less.
Lancaster $40 whg gain,
Daupbin s20 coon mai.
FraukliD 500 corn maj.
Adams 500 do.
Cumberland 100 dem. maj.
P1TTSBURGH, Nov. 4, Al A. M.
Dear Colonel: | have ORly time to say
to you that the old Keystone has gone
for Polk by from eight to ten thousand
Glory enough for fouis years.
Yours.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

GA young MiIIsrits named Kolp
brought abmI the end Of the world (his
worldly by Jumping into the NIsgsra river
st Blackjack, the other day.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

Bishop 0ndsrdOnk, Of the Ysw York
Episcopal See, has beer suspended from
the minislery for inlempsraie habits.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

8Now.-ThoEe was SHOW ten feet deep
aat RoehsslsE Ny. on the 3Oth Of last
month. 30 says the Rochester Demo.
esat
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LIST or LETTERs

= =
REMAINING in the Post Office at
Georgetown Ohio, on the lst day Of
OcttOberlS44, which, not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as dead letters:
A Johnas Barney
Abbott Rhoda NJ
Anderson Deliah Mclaughlin John
B Msrrell Simpson
Bingamon Solomon c Myers James
C McNutl John
Clerk of Court of com. Miller Benjamin
Pleas of Brown co.. 3.
Cutter Allen o'm'o Emily M"
Case Lazed Esqr.
Cumberland, William Palmer Adam
Cren Lemusl
D RoVs Edward
Dourld Thomas Ramley Sarah
E Roony John
Elliot William Rose Joseph
F Reynolds Joseph
Fenee A. H. Rosse Gottld
G 8
German George 81 Sullivan VoIsntine +
Garrard Henry Suuirs Reuben
II T
FIardosty George Thompson Gaylsrd
Hopkins Hannah 4
HSndy John Vrcy Barnett
Hall Mary w
Hill James Wells Jacob
Ham Sanford Wallman Kane
] Woods John
JAS. ALLEN, P. M.
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Georgetown Female Seminary


UTILL open on Monday ths sseond e
w September, under the supsrinfondenes e
the subscriber assisted BY e. ". NnEwsIi.
The year will be divided into tWa sessions q
tNenty.twO weeks each. No pupil wall BE- re-
eeiYsd for less Iims than half ssssi0n, and -
deduction for absence will be made, sxeept TO-
sickness of two or more weeks at timo.--
There E.ll be arrangements made fcE pfilnA-
~ class, which will not at all interfere Githfhe
TEXT BOOKS.
Columns 6rst Lessons; Rays third p1t and
Adams Arithmetic, Davies and &c LOrn'S
Algebra, PlayfaiT's Euclid, Smiths and Kirk
hams Grammar, Mitehsll'S GsOg sPby, WOT-
eesteT's aneiSntG eogTs ply, GoodTieh's History
with Emession's Questions, and SuPPlemeI T.
WhelpIsy's Compend, Phelps Botany, Goods
Book Of Nature, Smellies Philosophy OfNaIuSAI
History, Laeey'S Rhetoric, Whateley's Logies
Comstoek's Natural Philosophy, and ChemistC,
Wa Jand's Moral Science, AleKandOT's Evil
dence Of fChTistianity, Buffers Analogy, Paley'S
Natural Theology, Watts on the miad, Me-
COllough's Geography ofthe Heavens with the
maps, Constitution Of the United States and 81
Ohio. Mansheld's Political GRAMMAR, and
Sultvan's Political Glass cot, MasOn's Harp
| and the Bible.
Acknowledged Chart Of GeRer1I HbAry
will bs furnished, together with tie GioboB.
O;casOnly lectures upon Moral and NATURAL
Philosophy by the Superintendent and TOaeh--
| eD.
TERM BILL,
Tuition including all the primary SIudIsS
Calisthenis, 500
For more advanced studies, including
Vocal Music, $500
Board per week, $l,50
Washing per month. SO,7S'
There will be a small charge IOE fuel snd OthA
ercontingsnt expenses
EXTRS.
| French $500
| Latin 300
| German S,DO
| Satin Embroidery 3.GO
Drawing 200
| JMezzotinL Painting 2.5O
Lessons on tile Guitar 1000
.MIsie on the Piano By Miss Nail Of
Boston per or. 9,oO
SARAHT. JOHNSON.
August, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

Clsys majority in Ohio is not exactly
kDOwR--prObably 5000 or 5000.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

PRESIDENT TYLER has left Washington
for bis farm in Virginia.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-12

The correspondent Of the New Or
leans PicsyuHe gives the following ac-
count Of the destructive hurricane which
swept over the Island Of Cuba on the
5th ult,
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TAXES
FOR THE YEAR IG44.
TREAsUKER's OTTICE.f

FOR TIL E YE AR lO44.
TKEAsURERs OTTIcE.l
Brown Co, Ohio
The taxes levied in said county for the pres
ant year. will be as follows: For State and canal
uurposes Mills; For County School and Poe
house "A Mills; and for Read IA Mills; amour
ting to SI,30 cts. on each one hundred dollars
OIL all property sube:t tS taxation in said esuH.
ty, exclusive Of township tax, which " III be ~
Union l Mill; Huntington mill; BYRD ] miRJ
jackson m II: Washington | mill; FFanklis
IA mills; Pleasant ! mill, Lewis mill:
Clark 2 mills; Pike l mill; Sterling 3
mills, Perry 3 mills; and in Sect mill 70 the
dollar.
I will attend at the following OF usu-
asnlaces Of holding elections in the SsveraI
Townships in said county for the purpose If re-
esiviug taxes on the following days, to Wit:
In Nos Lewis on the End Of Sept. aexts
10 CLARK, 3rd
Is Green 5ti
IA Scott 9th
8 Pleasant 7tb
, Byrd 9th
Jaekscn 10th
5Eagle Ilth
6Washingtsn 18th
franklin 18th
10 Sterling 18th
10 Perry u & 18th
] Union 2lst
2 Huntington % & Oath
And win attend at my Office in GsorgstoWna
from the lst OF Oct. uitil the goth Of Deesm-
ber next for the purpose of receiving taxes
from those who may wish to pay them there.
tits expected that all taxes will bs paid g
gainst the Goth Of December, aS no indul.
gencs cen be given after that time.
July 3Oth, 1874.
TIL. MIDDLETON, T. BIC.
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@ mas the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
ore word and therefore, the best channel for business
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PRINTING of oil kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
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Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau atreets