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FRIDAV:::":":DEC. l9> lSAJ
ORGANIZATION OF TIE LEGISLA-
TURE.

u RE.
Both Houses of the Legislature met on
Monday the lst instant, between II and
70 O'Clock. The Senate was called to or
der by Mr.. Kelly OF Franklin, end the
members duly swornin by a. Patton, ESQ
The members then proceeded to the cleo
ton of officers permanently for the session.
For Speaker, the vote stood, Seabury Ford
of Geauga. co. Oliver Jones Of Hamilton,
70; blanks, ,.
For Clerk, Oviatt Cole, OF Medina, 22i
Blanks, 10.
The House was called to order by MIR.
Cowen of Beluont. The oath was ad-
ministered 10 the members by Judge Swan.
The election Of officers resulted as follows;
Fer Speaker, Elias F. Drake Of Green, re-
ceived II votes. Fergus Anderson Of Bat
Ter, 29; Blink /. For Clerk, A. f. Lewis
of Portage, 43; - Martin, 90. For Ser
geant- alarms, Thomas Bradshaw OF Bel
mont, a; /, L. Mcclure, %.
Some delay is completing the ofgan'za-
ton was occasioned by certain Locoocos,
Reenlelin and Finn who objected to the
admission OF Mr. Drake to a spatas mc1n-
Ter, 3n account OF his hoidiHS q lucrative
office nadcr the General Government. This
lucrative Office, it seems is that of cashier
Of the Xpnia Bouk. The objection, an eX-
traordinary enc, was entirely in keept"g
with lhe cendact of these hot heads who
arr ever ready to throw obstacles in the
way 81 the majority, and thereby proIong
the phora Of the Legislature. The drspe-
rate course RI Iyington and McNnlty is
lhus being resorted to in order thas few
who can never distinguish themselves 10y
real merit, may gam so@t notoricty, how
ever unenviab'p.
A resolution WAS offered by Nr. l!arNeJ
dircctiag the Speaker to request the Ger
Sy''g' ' y, r, WV ~ .'t,I ~ n,.,ar 1his q, -,
81 INV 1'''''' =. ,' ~ e.,...F,..
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NJ lEs-Messys. Ewing, Jones, King,
Koch, Mackail, Reed, Utter, and Wood
8.
Mr.. Perkins, on leave, reported back the
resolution in relation to the postage Of
members and clerks, with one amendment
striking out so much as relates to the
prepayment of postages on documents sent
by members which amendment was a
greed to.
Mr.. Powell moved that the resolution he
laid upon the table; and avoWed his object
to be, the defeat Of the resolution If posi-
BILE. "Stealng8 in" is the order of the
day, SAID Mr.. p, and | know this is a small
matter--tut it ls more .coutemptibIe be-
Cause it is small
A trsk discussion arose upon the motion
to lay upon the table, in which MeFsrs.
Powell, Wood Perkins, Goddard, Kelley,
ard Coddng p0rtjc pated--when
Mr.. Powell asked and obtained leave to
withdraw his notion TO lay upon the Ia
bic.
Mr.. Goddard then moved 50 to amend
the resolution MS to preclude he members
marking letters and documents paid,
W III view 10 having such postage charg'
ed to the State-which amendment " as
lest.
The resolution was then agreed to, and
The Senate adjourned.
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IN SENATE.
DECEMBER 3. l845.

PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock
A message from the House OF Bepresen-
tatives announced that the House has
agreed to the Senate resolution, for the ap-
pointment Of a joint select committee on
the subject of public printingi and Messrs'
Coombs, Ewing, and Osborne were ap-
pointed members of said committee on the
part Of the Senate. And that the House
agreed to the Senate resolution for the ap-
pointment of a Joint select committee to'
altering and fixing the 0mes OF holding
Judicial Coucts, and Messrs. Goddard
Newman, and Eckley, were announced
as members Of said committee on the par
of the Senate.
Senate hill No. Ia bill to amend the
act entitled San act to provide tor the more
equal as.essmen: of money and capital IN
trade for the purpose Of taXation," passed
March f8, IG45, was read the second time
and connitted to a commjt'ee Of the whole
Senate,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


rOr-o- Or pCDpECENTA ATIVFS
HOO"H VI II vi IA i''i'-' = : '1,'
Prayer by Rev. DR.. llogr.
Mr.. Cowan moved that the reSoIut.oh'
relative to the House printing oe taken
up; agreed to. ,-.
An amendment was ohP'eu' S""lro'i,s IVY
the pr!A''hg unoe' 'H' -9 1ss,,''T.,n' nan 1o.s
PROVISIONS OF thP ac' parse" O'''' '"7
lost. ,,...,.;
M ME "'T'n Ia ,,oo n"',In,;on ,U W @ on8 inscrtimg,
out "'' "','', ,''o','''',, CIV, Wv rl. IT.n.o
kr7oT"GG' lha' 'ne G'V'N W w., l,,o l,o' =.
he directed to nave 'ucn P''o''uF ""''r o.
may oP ",oe'.o =! W, ''" ha ,,a,, daon,
'eFN7 aIH ,oI,'Gv' i,at "''"' nn,I otherwisa Dro.
't1SVu",'' r "'" J''' ''''''
V'u'" ''' ,
Mr.. OIds spoke IN oPpoS'''on 10 NV IL
solution. lie surprised ''t oJ',t " -"
thl3 was to give liP PL'""''S W VI. II,
l,l''t OF the emo N'a" 'ou'''",' ,i'' w
P0bt~-a'r) had done me o,f!y ""'N ., H'
party a." no" ,''"Et ''',' ,.. r,J, ,Loc
ms 1Iy we're 'Ap ','''''. " ,'L ""'5 Wv"
P'o'I' !" .'' w. Wv u ~, NI.,nJa.g IF the
n,,orlr,,.,t vet. .oiyor-d was adopted, he
sGnnIJ ar aro,har proyiding for giving
ho nrin,irc .,gt,. loweet bidder. lie was
NO. Going to la ~or 3. proposition errpower-
i,rg Ike Clerk 10 NJ der away the public
norcy 70, 2rinlina. ,n4rlca manner as he
mirht choose. lie conciuaHd hy moving a
cof If the House; he intended 10 have "A
ru1l vote on this proposition. it'h2'caII was
nade, when
NJ, Randall moved that iurih, proceed
! ;,c, 'nn,tor ,hp cali he disoenscdV,nh.
~. r,.,....l ,oo.. .roe
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OHIO LEGESAAIEgEE.
MONDAY, Dec. /, l845.
IN SENATE.

After the orconization had b,or co,,r1o
:, 00"r'I
y" :! '"' e'e0''0n o' 'ouicefS' ('or when
we refer the reader to another coIUmn,)
VIM. B. Thrall, Esq. was admitted within
che bar as n Reporter for tho ToprnaI and
pF p.,,,,a. c...,. c,..,.-..,.
~ l D'o" Il "S hePoI'eF 'oF 'le "'o''s'l'ai''
oome other preliminary business oI little
general interest was gone through with,
and
n, u,o.i,,, .r7rn ,por,.;,,.
Re,a,rcJ ,rha, ,woa'o"1or. ,I =, tho ror,
r,ha Ga,,,,a a,,L '''.', alar. '', h.
D,r,or,re Hans, I,o orre;n,aJ e, eo,,c,i4-
,so ~ n..,, r oY l;s rdIramrr ,ho Gn"ar
rnr onj in,o,m hin,',,,,, iI,:Go i .a~aI 5s.
t.,rlI, J., nnu ora.n; nJ ."d .a.d' ,,,o
ao;yo sn, r,,an,rnjn.,;o', '', ha .,,o -
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Amendment carried.
The House took a recess,

It would seem that they pay jurors IN
New York certain sum tor each case
In recent trial which occupied ten Days
the jurors received a shilling each,
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CONGRESS.

This body assembled, Monday the ist
inst. In the Senate there was an unnsu-
alIy fuIIal,pndancp In the House OF Re-
presentalivps, on the roll being called, 2l2
members answered to their na'nos. The
House, according to law, is composed o'
goa members. A quorum being present
the members proceeded to the election OF
a Speaker. which resulted us follows:
John w, Davis, Of Indiana, received l20
Samuel F. Vinton, Of Ohio, 72
Scattering, "
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tons are necessary in rhe act fixing the
times ofholding judicial courts.
On motion of Nlr. Osborn, the Senate
took a recess.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-12

The Whigsrost their votes for Mr., Vim
ton, Of this State, who, with Mr.. Mckay,
OF North Carolina, conducted the Speaker
to the Chair. After the election Of Speak
er, the time Of the House, until twenty
minutes past . O'clock the hour Of ad-
iournment, was principally taken up with
the adoption ofruIes. Finally, the stand
ing rules and orders oI The last House ol
Representatives, as they existed at the
close of the last session, including the
,"hour rule" & excluding the "2lst,' were
adopted, and the House adjourned nntI
70 o'clock M, Tuesday.
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NGsI0 SNllIVatOP.

The ercond volume of this very val"a :
hle paper will he commenced next nohth I.
4,aring she poea year .yic' 'honsn"d ""p"
haze hru gJJluuted, ana Cris sintl con
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3 n'rlock. 2. III.

A message was received from the House
of Representatives, informing the Senate
thlt the House had disagreed to the a.
mendments of the Senate to the resolu-
ton in relation to the postugPs OF members
and has agreed to the resolution OF the
Senate for the appointment of Joint Sc
lect committee to fix the times OF holding
judicial courts.
Mr.. Perkins moved that the Senate do
insist upon it's amendments to the resoIu-
tio0 i'm cation to the postage OF members.
Mr.. Wood called for a division OF the
question: and the question turned upon
insisting upon the first nmendment-whlch
authorizes tho ?svmcnt by the State OF pos
tages "on such public documents as shall
be ordered to bc printed by the General
Assembly"
A discussion ensured, in which Nessrs.
Kelley, Goddard, Ewing, Perkins, Powell
and Codding, participated.
Mr.. Kelley remarked thatif he we're not
"a, home here, he should be opposed to the
payment 10y the State OF the postages OF
mrmtere. Euthe recOleCted having burnt
his hrgcrs las, wear, by taking part in the
discussion .rf this Same question: and he
should droralo.e be careful how he put his
finopr in that candle again. He would re-
mark, however. that if the postaqe5 on
letters was paid tfy the State. and that on
documorts WIS not Eo oppret nded 1t
would have the rfIrrtOf greatly enhanr-
| inc the amount Of NOS ages CHARGED 10 the
/ State. Members wishing 10 send docu-
mpnt hOmr. might, undar those rlrcum-
stances. enclose them ~ IL, form OF iet-
ter, and thus -nlirct the wa to letter
po-taor--and thus iucreose tie postagef
four lo'd.
The question WIS then taken on .hemo'
ton O insist. ard resulted ayes IS, noes 49,
SO tie Senate receded from tha' amend
mc0t
The question then rccurred on lrs''t
ing upon the second amendment OF the
Senate which limited the tranking prlTe'
Iinp Of merbcl4 20 "lrttcr- o0 PUH.'c hu-l'
ness ard resulted ayr4 iG. noes 10.
So the Senate rrcedcd from this amend
m ni.
AresoIuton wosrcceyed from the House
of Representatives, Tor the appointment o
1. ioint select committee OF 10 members ol
the pau Of the House, and -- members
upon the rartot the Senate, to fix the ume'
Of holding courts for the ensuing year.
The resolution, upon motion OF Mr.
Goddard, was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Perkins, on leave. presented re-
port tom the pr1tt committee on Untinish
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Bowen, Knapp, Cutler, Gallagher and
Summers were appointed on the part OF
the House,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


pcnrd with PRAYER by Rev pr, tiog',
Bv Mr. Cowcn, the pcrltton OF l'omei
Chandler. contoetiug the RICH. Of Jo.dan
Rcta Of Morgan connty, 10 seat VI tha
House, referred to the committee on tri"-
Icgrs and Elections, gs We're also several
papers, directed to the Speaker, on the
same matler
Mr. Harvey presented several petitions,
chiefly from the county OF Coyahosa' Tor a
rppcaI ,5l the hIacklaWs. Referred 10
committee OF i,e. to be named hereafter.
Mr.. Higgins offered resolution drcr.-
ing the committee on Privileges and EIHc-
tons to inquire whether the member nom
the counties OF Hancock, Lucas, &c., was,
at the time Of his election end IL now,
Commissioner Of the county Oi Lucas, ana
if such be the fact, to report wh2Ihrror not!
he be consututiouaIly eligible 10 the Once
Of Representative. Rrsoluton passed
Mr.! OIIs, on leave, presented a b'lI re-
peung the Registry Law oI''9st session.
and repeating can Act ascertain NJ DANA
pes ON protested Bills of Exchange.
/ Mr.. lRidgway moved to refer the corttd-
Gates of election presented by the members,
to the committee on Elections.
/ Mr. RccmcIin proposed to amend, ny d.
rectng that the committee inquire whether
Mr.. +. +. Doke, under Art. 18Th, Sec. 80
of the Constitution OF Ohio, is eligible to
seat in the House.
Some discussion ensucd, in which Mes
srs. Reemtln and Mason participated
when message was presented nom TN
Governor, by the hands Of his private Sec
rctary, Mr. Wood.
The message was here read.
The consideration a0f the amendment OF
fcrad by MIR. Reemen was resumed.
Mr. johnson proposed to amend tn
amendment, by insuucting the Committe
on Elections diligently to inquire, whethe
the mombers Of the House are citizens
the United States, qndcr the ith section
the Constitution, ,"-acceptcd.
The question recurring on Mr., Recmelin'
1 amendment, it was also accepted. Th
@ question was then put on the motion, sui
- mtted by Mr.. Ridgway, as amended, an
Y carried,
MI Randall introduced resolution
o ,"that Joint select committee be oppon
|. ted, conss,ingof ten memherson the pa
"a Of the House, 10 report Il bllI hXlng u
), times Of holding the judicial Courts fort
,n ensuing year" Carried,
Tie House tool; arecess.
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PAIGORIEN@.
WILLIAM PAISR.

Would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has com.
menced the above business in the room oc.
cupied by Burger & Gantz as Hatter's
Shop, adjoining Gen. H. A. Stidger's Store
where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line, with despatch and elegance
upon as reasonable terms as can be OBJ.
tained elsewhere, AS he is in the receip
Of thA latest Eastern fashions, all his work
will be executed in as good a manner
and Fashionable style, as it can be done
in the western country.
He solicits end hopes to receive liber-
al share Of public patronage.
Carrollton, Jun. 81, 1915.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ Undersigned has been appointed
and duly qualified as Administrator de
6Onis non on The estate OF Daniel Berlin,
late OF Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
Those indebted TO said estate are reQues
ted 10 make immediate payment
THOMAS WALLACE,
Administrator de boniS non
Feb. % lS45.
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AdmimistratOp's Notice.

The Undersigned have been duly aP-
pointed and qualified as Administrators
Of the Estate Of Thomas Shearer, late
Of Carroll county, deceased; Therefore
all persons indebted TO said estate must
make immediate payment to the sub
scrIbers, and oil having claims against
said estate will present them, legally
proven, for settlement within the lime
required bv law.
JOHN Il SHE ARER, J Admins
JONATHAN SAEARER Halors
Feb %, lS45
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BOOKS.
PETER ABRAHIMS
December 20, 1874.

DOOhOs
6 doz. U, S Spoilers,
6 doz Cobbs,
2 doz. Eclectic Spoilers, Rqa d erS an
Arithmetlcs.
2 doz Western Calculalors,
2 doz Krkham's Grammar,
Q doz Frost's History OF the U. 8.
2 drz. Missouri Harmony,
dOz Parley's Geography,
doz Mitchel's Primary Geography,
doz, do. Geography 4 Atlas,
doz, Walkers Dictionary,
Half doz Comstock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
HsIfdoz D'Aubgne's History Of the
Reformation,
Hat doz Edwards on the Will,
Hall doz Confession OF Faith,
Half doz. Methodist Hvmn's,
Half doz Watts Psalms and Hymns,
Half doz Davids Psalms,
Half doz, General Assembly collect
ion Of Psalms & Hymns,
18 doz Almanack's
On hand and for sale By
W. Nj. SINCLAIR.
Nov. 9th 1874.
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NOTICE

Al my instance an attachment was
this day issued by Benjamin Boice, a
Justice OF tho Peace of Fox township
Carroll county, Ohio. against the pro
Perty and effects Of John Armstrong, an
absconding debtor, nonresident of said
county. JACOB RICE.
Dec 9, 1914.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ oI Plu Alias Veadi
ETpOnaS, issued out Of the Court of
Common Pleas for Carroll county, OHIO,
and TO me directed, / will offer for sale
at tho house Of Philip W. Hardesly IN
Brown township, on Monday the l7th
day Of March, inst, the following pro-
perly, to wit: One Horse creature, three
head Of Cattle, and two fields Of Wheat
in the ground Also, on the same day.
by virtue Of the same writ, at the house
Of John W Russell, 10 Rose township,
the following property, to wit: Four
head Of Cattle, 20 head Of Sheep, and
% acres Of Wheat in the ground. Sale
10 commence at uardesty's at 10 O'Clock
A. N, and al Russel'S at three o'clock
P. NJ. of said day
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
March 7 iS45 Pr. fee | ,25
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Books, Books.

The subscribers are receiving a fresh
supply Of School Books, among which
are Rows Eclectic 2 d and 3 d Arithme
tic, Western Calculator, Comsrock's
Philosophy, Missouri Harmony, &c. -
Cheap for pav in hand.
CUMMINGS & AKERS.
Jan 10, lS45
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SHERIEPIS SALE.

The Ohio Life Insurance and Tfusl1
Company,
Us.
Joseph CreaI and Wife.
ORDER OF SALE ON DECREE.
BY virtue Of an Alias Plu. Tendi is-
sued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
and 10 me directed, | will offer for sale
at The door Of the Court house, in Car
roIIion, on Monday the 2la day o.
April next, between The hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and q O'clock P NJ the
following real estate, to vii; The Norh
halt Of the North Wesr Quarter Of SEC
tion eleven, Township thirteen, Of Range
SIX, containing eighty and sixteen hun
tfedth acres, more or less
D WATT, Sheriff.
Feb. %, le45- Printers lee 1925.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place, by viz
tue Of writ Of alias plu alias rendi
erPonds, The following real estate 10 wit:
he north easl quarter Of section l6 tp
l3 Of range 8; also the east of The
south west quarter Of section 10, town
ship l3 end range 5, su jecl 10 the life
estate Of David Richards and Wife. ia
ken in execution and will be sold BY
d WAT +, Sheriff.
Feb %, lS45-pr's fee 81 so.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an Alias VeDdi, issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas for
the County Of Carroll, aud State Of Ohio,
and TO me directed, will offer for sale
al the door of the court house in said
county On Monday the 18th day of April,
A ID, l845, between the hours Of 10
O'clock, A NJ, and -Four o'clock, p NJ,
the following described real estate, s,tu.
ATE in said county, 10 wit: the east half
of the north WeSI quarter Of section nun.
ber IL, township l6, range 6. ia the
steubenviIle district, excepting l9i acres
off the south end Of said half quarter,
decided 10 Robert Mitchell and William
Grimes. Taken 10 execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Feb. 81, lS45. Printers lee 81 SO.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, by virtue
OF writ Of Alias Pu Vendi Exponas,
issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, the
following real estate to wit: Lot No 4S
in A'klnson's addition TO The town of
CenIervIlIe, (now CarrolINon J Taken
in execution and will be sold by me
d WATT, Sheriff.
Feb 2l, lS45-pr's fee $3.50,
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, by virtue
Of a writ of f ia ct leo fac issued
out Ct The Court Of Common Pleas Gor
Carroll county. Ohio, the following reb
estate to wi: Fifty acres, part of The
west hall Of the norh west quarter o.
section 10, township rs, aud range 6 -
Taken in execuI ION and will be sold by
me
D. WATT, Sheriff,
Feb 81, ls45 prs leo ST. so.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.

Stuart McClaVe,
US. Order 10 sell
John Pfice T. Wifc)
BY virtue of two several orders of sale
issued out Of the Court of Common
Peas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at the
door OF the Courl house in CarroIIrou on
Monday the 2Ist day of April next, be
tween the hours of ten o'clock A N.
and four O'Clock P. M. The following
real estate and improvements, to wit:
The North Eas Quarter of Section five
Township sixteen. and Range seven
containing 100 SO 100 acres, more OF
less Taken by virtue Of said DEGREES
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
March 7. 1916 Pr. fee S2,25.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
who wants ire

ENtlG subscriber intends 10 sell, at
a private sale, his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. 2S in Roberts 2d addition 10 Car
rollton, and has a good story and half
frame house with five looms, and a good
Gel lar, wood shed, we'll, smoke house,
a large and comfortable stable Pug pen =,
and a number OF bearing fruit trees on
1t. The Out Lot is but Two or three
RODS from The lot, and contains q little
less lh1A one and a half acres. The
above property will be sold verg loo,
tho terms will be made to suit nearly
any purchaser, and an lndispu,able title
Will be given. Those who wish TO OBJ
tain comfortable home IN the town Of
CarrolIIon for proporrionabi5 small
consideration, will do we'll to take this
chance Enquire, either personally or
by letter, (post paid) of the Rev. d.
Ro'hacker, IN CaErolIton, or of The sub
scrlber.
A. B BIERDEMANN.
Unlontown, Stark Co, 90
Feb. IL, 1916
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SHERlFFlN SALE

BE virtue OF two several wri,s of Pin
Alias Piu Veudt Exponas Issued oul OF
tho court OF common peas Of Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed. will
Offer tor sale al The house ol Absslnm
Craig, in Brown township, on Saturday
lbe 10Th day Of March next, The follow.
ing property, to wit: One hundred bush
els It Oats, the product Of seven acres
OF Corn, FIVE ion Of Hay, one Two horse
Wagon, three head Of Horses and three
sci of Gears, fourteen head Of Hogs
Two WludmIls, one two horse Sleigh
one Buggy and Harness, Sac to com
mence al twelve o'eCrk NJ. on said day
D. WATT, Sheriff.
Feb 2S, l645-2r's fee S1,00
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE. is hereby gwen, that The sub
acrIbets have been appoiOted aud duly
qualified as administrators on tie estate
of Hugh Wuhrow, deceased. late Of
Carroll county. Those indebted TO said
estate viii mike immediate payment
and those having claims against the
same, will present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
SUS ANNA WlTHROW, Admx.
J WlTHROW, Administrator.
Feb. 81, lS45.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

"a. I6llllOO III
William Crooks, ct. ais. Partition
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued
out Of the Court Of Common Please ant
to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door Of the courthouse in Carrolllon
On Monday the 10Th day Of March next
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A NJ
and 4 o'clock, P NJ. the lodUWing real
estate, 10 wit: Three Acres OF land in
The south east quarter Of section 5, Up,
4 and range 7, al The wesI end oi The
town OF Leesburgh; also Two acre' and
two perches Of land situated on the bot
tom. in the north balf of section 80,
township 10 and range 6, known as The
lands Of BOyd's heirs.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
Jan 81, ls45-$L5O,
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600 ID Spring Steel, on hand and
for sale by,
W. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Nov 9th 1874.