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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Owing TO Inc
rain on Sunday last, the Temperance SOc'-
s,r Aid mt hold their meeting, but ADJOURN
cd "a meet in the Presbyterian church, on
Sunday evening the 3lst lust Speakers
have been selected for the occasion, and
the citizens generally, and retailers pariic
plarIv. are earnestly invited to attend.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN MARSHALL
CoUNTY.-Nothing affords US greater
pleasure than the opportunity of recording
the glorious reviva's of religion that are
now going on in various parts of Marshall
County. Temperance Hill, Chuahoma
and Cold Waller, are among the most ia
vored neig ighborhoods in the county, up
wards of two hundred converts having
made profession of religion at these three
places during the last two months. The
cause of Temperance is also progressing
in every nook and corner of our county
many religious persons who were hereto
fore the advocates of the use of arden
spirits having been convinced Of there er-
| ror. have not only enlisted ON the side q
temperance, but are now its warm ant
| devoted advocates.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

After giving our Salem correspondents
have thought it best not to publish it. We
admit, however, that he has just cause to
complain of the drunken and disorderly
conduct of several of our "6tys" who hoS>
Ored his town with their distinguished COM
paLy on Saturday and Sunday last, but we
think that his insinualions against our cili
zens-most of whom condemn such dis.
graceful behaviour as much as he does
are rather harsh and uncalIed Cor, to be ad.
mi.ted into our columns. "Saem" GER
tainIy knows that this community have
done all in their power to suppress the vice
of drunkenness, with its accompanying O.
wills, and are still laboring 20 convince these
erring men. that their course will eventu-
ally lead them 70 infamy and premature
grave. We regret that men should so far
forget their own dignity as TO be guilty OF
such reprehensibe conduct. and we assure
our correspondent that the behaviour he al.
iudes to, is looked upon with meriled indig-
nation by every upright and sober Citizen
ofour town. There are certain individu-
nis in this world. who have mo- consequence
at home. who think it gives them a
consequence to get drunk and kick up rows
when abroad, that the very savages would
be ashamed of: 10 such individuals our
correspondent is indebted for the disgrace.
full conduct at Salem during Camp meeting.
and we again assure him that our citizens
are ashamed OF having in their midst men
who would be guilty uf committing such
acts.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

We think Governor Brown would be
doing nothing more than an act ofjusiice to
the taxpayers of Mississippi, if he would
appoint responsible committee to exam
inc the books Of the auditors office forth,
WITH we guarantee from the various and
contradictory statements made to the sher-
iff and tax collector of Marshall county,
that there is something rotten in Denmark
We hope this matter will be attended to.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
OKRA.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jas. Is, lS45
DEAR SIR R:-l take the liberty TO call
your attention to the cultivation of one of
the most valuable of vegetables destined.
at no distant day, to eXpel from our mar,
ke's, one of the most extensive articles Of
import, and now admitted free of duty. I
meen 0tra, whose excellence in soup Is
universally acknowledged. Its ripe seeds
burned and ased as e3G5s, cannot be dis
,inguish 4 tderefrom and many persons
ofthe mos fast dious taste havenol be. n3bIe
to distinguish il from the bes Java Il Is
very easily grown.-The seeds may be
sown in May, in drills feet asunder, an
inch deep and 8 inches apart and cultivated
like corn or peas. II sends up a strong
stalk and yields a great abundance Of seeds,
End the coffee made from It is very healthy.
think it matter of great importance Is.
pecially TO the western States, ( herewith
send bag of seeds for distribution.
Very respectfully,
J. f. CALLAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
From the N. o. Tropic of Monday.
LATE FROM ARKANSAS BAY,
TEXAS.

gencs.
By the arrival, last evening, of the ship
Queen Victoria from Aransas Bay, we
are in possession of late intelligence from
The u s. troops in Texas, furnished to us
by Capt Raulett of that ship.
The Queen Victoria left Aransas Bay
on the I2th instant, at 4 p VI. Captain
RanIett reports that he sailed in company
with the u. S. ship Falmouth, Captain
Sands. and U. S. brig Lawrence. Capt,
Jarvis, both bound to the Balize, with des.
patches The Lawrence has arrived, and
on Saturday last sent heI dispatches on
board the Qeen Victoria, then lying inside
the Bar. The @ V. brought these des
patches to the city, but we have>not hea ard
anything as TO the nature of their COMETS
The Falmouth had not arrived at the Bal
ize on Sunday morning. The brig Law
renee was lying off and on the s. w. Pass
on Sunday, when the @ V. left, waiting
orders.
We also learn from Captain Ranlett,
that the steamboat Undine had crossed the
| flats between Aranas ana Corpus Christi
BAYS and was transporting troops from
Shell Badks toK nney's Rancho, where the
whole the 5tri Regiment Of u. s. Infan-
try vas stationed She had made one trip,
and in returning to make Il second; got a.
| ground and lay three days, with two Com
| panies of the and 9TH Infantrv on boa rd:
on the 18th she succeeded in getting off.
| General Taylor was on board the Undine
al last accounts He left the Camp on St
| Joseph:s Island on the lth in t.
| Captain Ranlstt further reports that
Companions b. E. F and @, of the 4th In
| fantry. under the respective commands ot
Cap aims Page, Morrison, Buchanan and
Allen. were on s.: Joseph's Island. waiting
orders to move. Company r. of the Sd
| Artillery, under the command of Lieut.
Bragg. was also at the same place. awa
ting the arrival of their cannon. Company
I'll. CT the 9;h Snian,ry. commanded by
| Captain Morris, was at Shell Bank, witt
the horses and suffers department 1t was
| reported that the remainder of the troops
were TO go TO McGowan's Bluff. which
was thought to be the best place for de
pot, the Rancho being too far from The sea
and not being SO good for wood and water
i An exploring company was at the Bluff t.
find good landing. There is no water a
Shell Bank, and at ST. Joseph's it is not We
Nv good, but can readily be obtained b,
digging down SIX feet. The troops wer,
in fine health tfe air was very fine, th,
nights cool, AMI fine breeze from the Sc;
prevailed night and day. There was plen
ty ofthe best kind of fresh provisions, ,sucI
as fish, deer, and all sorts of game, ane
fresh beef in amy quantity could be obtain
ed for two cents per pound. There is NJ
fear Of The troops starving at this rate.
i
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

We have been furnished with Mr.. Nc
CARRoLL's- reply to the charge made by
James E. Mathews, in the Guard OF
Thursday last, but from the late hour al
which il was handed US. we are unavoida
bly, compelled to postpone It's publication
until next week. However, as false I'm
pressio1ls" might go abroad in regard to the
letter of Mr.. Matthew'S, we have deemed !;
but n &C, of Justice 10 Mr.. McCarroll to
make the following statement, the facts OF
which we have gathered from the letter,
and vouchers of Mr. Matthews to MIR
Eppes, now in the possession of our tax
collector. In Mr.. Matthew'S letter TO Mr..
McCarroIl dated 24th Of April, 1914, he
sates that the amount due at that time was
Fifteen hundred and sirty eight dollars and
ninety tour cents, In subsequent letter,
dated I4lh OF May, 1914, he states that he
does not consider him a delaulter We
| have examined the vouchers now iE Mr.
| Nc Carrol's possession, dated 18th of May
! 1914, and find duplicate receipts from MIR
| Matthews TO the tax collector for one thou
sand siriy one dollars ninety.one cents
Besides the above credit, for which he ha
the Auditors receipts, he 10 also entitled &
his commissions for the whole amount @
the taxes COLLECTED. which Mr.. Matthew
admits to be Five handred and sixty dollar
fify-three cents, but the collector saws
considerably more, Mr. McCarroll ha
claims on the auditors cffice tor a still la
ger amount than showed above, which "
think unnecessary to mention, as the tw
, above amounts will, according to the Audi
or's own statement, square his account vii
that Office for lS43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

On our first page will be found "Ths Re
perse" an interesting tale of real Life,
which we sincerely hope will be read at
tenlively BY every married lady In the
country, whose husband is addicted to the
vice of intemperance. They may learn
from the heroine of that tale how, by kind
ness and devoted love, to reform the most a
bandoned sot. We would recommend TO
aiFssuch as have drunken husbands, TO put
iito immediate practice the plan pursued by
Mrs. Gordon.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

FINE APPLEs.-We return our thanks to
Mr.. Ell WALKER, Of our town. for a few
of the finest apples we have seen for many
a-day. Mr.. w. raised the apples in our
town, on trees pIanted by himself and we
see no reason why our citizens do not
plant orchards, as we belIeve no country
better calculated to raise good apples
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
WARLlKE The Washingtc

WARLlKE The Washington CORES
pondent of the Charleston Mercury turnish-
es some interesting intelligence in his let
ter OF the 9th instant. He says
have just heard some news which looks
most decidedly warlike. learn that this
morning $50 boxes of muskets were sent
from the Navy Yard here by the Sout hern
Mail boat, to GO on by mail to New Or
leans. / Iearn also 100 boxes more
being prepared. and will be despatched as
soon ashley can possibly be prepared -
| There have also been $4,000 ball cat
ridges ordered TO be prepared and forwar-
| ded as soon as possible,and to be sent by mail
also. number ofgun carriages and other
stores, Of which have not learned the par
ticulars, have also been ordered to be got
IN readiness with The utmost despatch, and
forwarded to the same destination. This is
certainly very warlike. | should imagine
that it was an indication that the United
Safes Government was in possession oi
some information of the doings ofthe Mex
lcan Congress in their Secret Session, by
the mail which came here Yesterday at.
teTnoon, bringing the scanty Mexican news
which appeared In the Picayuue of Au
gust lst, by the schooner Equity from Mat
: amoros. This is rendered very probable
! by the fact that the greatest haste has beer
ordered in the despatch of these military
stores go much so, that the workmen viii
} be employed all day to morrow. Sunday a
; it will be. Perhaps The news may lea!
out in day or so.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

An adjourned meeting of the Marshall
County Mechanics Association VIII take
place tonight, at the ringing of the Court
House bell. Several subjects of importance
70 the association will be disposed of, and
all are requested to attend.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
We do not see much war in all this.

Chancellor Martin Elected Govefnor-
The last Flag s. Journal, contains the
vote for Governor in all the counties ex
cept two Dale and Coffee and Martins
majority is 46l4-The two counties 10 hear
from will probably increase rather than
diminish that majority.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

SOUTHERN INTEL LLleENcER.is the title OF
a new paper about 10 be started at Vicks-
burg Miss, by Messrs. Hurst & Shannon
TERMs-Daily paper Sl0 per annum,
Weekly paper 81 in advance or s5 if not
paid in advance.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

This week we announce the name OF
the Hon. JOHN Nj. MAURY, as a candidate
for Chancellor Of the State Of Mississippi.
We have not the pleasure of Judge Ms ac-
quaintance, but are Informed by those who
know him well. that he is eninently quail
fled to fill the office he seeks at the hands oi
Ihe voters of the State.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

We regret to learn that Gen PATRICK
HENRY, has declined being candidate ioF
Governor on the whig ticket.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

QUARTERLY MEETING,-The fourth
and last Quarterly Meeting of the Holly
Springs Station. will be held in this place
on the l3th and I4th of September next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

CoURT On Monday next the Circuit
Court for Marshall County. commences its
session.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
Wings
LEGISLATURE.
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS,

The Wings of Kentucky have again a
chieved IA great political triumph. Unlike
he Wings of Tennessee, they stood firm
by their principles and men and the re-
suit has been, "a perfect shucking of Lo-
cotocoism." They have elected of the
10 Members of Congress. The delega
ion TO the lsst Congress was equally di-
vided-hve Wings and five Locos. The
members elected to the present Congress,
are as follows:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

MOVEMENTS OF Qua CITIZEN SOL
DIERs.-Captain Forno and his Native A
merican Artillery have volunteered their
services for Texas. They muster So
strong.
Col. Dakin. we learn, is picking up RI
ffemen by :he score.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

The publication OF the True American,
an abolition paper published in Lexington,
Ky has been suppressed by the citizens Of
the pace. C. NJ. Clay, the editor, was
permitted to remain in Kentucky. but his
press and printing material were boxed up
and shipped to Cincinnati.
The address delivered by Mr.. Vunkanan
"hatd isted mechanic" to the Mechanics
Association Of Salem. has not yet come to
hand. We would have given il a place in
the present number of the Gazette with
pleasure, had it have been forwarded to Us
acc ording TO promise. We assure the me,
chanics of our county, that the mechanics
of Salem and vicinity. are working ia rea
earnest to get the grievance complained o
removed. We have. during the last week,
conversed with large number of the Sa
lem association, and find them equally re
solved to support no candidate for pOliti
cal office who will not make them pledge
to use all honorable means to effect chang
In the present odious system OF convict la
| bcr
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

FoR GOVERNOR.
CEN PATRICK HENRY. OF Madison.
Auditor OF Pubic ACCOUNTS.
rorN n WILLIAMS, of Ochtibbeha
For SECRETARY OF STATE,
rOuN T, TORREY, of Clai borne.
ST.TE TREASURER.
JOSEPH p. GRAY, OF Jasper.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DANIEL MAYES, of Hinds.
For CONGRESS,
PETER 3. STARKR, of Lowndes,
pATRTCK w. TONKINS, of Warren
WAJKER BROOKE, Of Holmes,
r, BINGAMAN, Of Adams.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

Wigs. LOcofocos.
Isl Dis Lynn Boyd.
ID Dis.-John H. McCreery.
Sd Dis-Henry GrIder.
4th Dis-Joshua + Bell.
9th Dis.-B. F. Young.
9th Dis Martin.
7th Dis.-W. p. Thomasson.
Sih Dis.-Garrett Davis.
9th Dis.-Andrew Trumbo.
10Th Dis John w. Tibbaus
In the election of members to the Legis-
Iature, the Wings have secured a hand
some majority in both houses. Their ma
jority on joint ballot Will be between 25
and so.
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RFmIsdreun,s Pills
Unlontown, Stark Co ,O1
Feb. Ia, 1915.

P0PULAL REMER{Es Tho mos: Don.
ular remedies OF the present da, are
those whIch cleanse and purify the blood,
and which are known to be lDnocent 10
their qualities Such remedies as anti.
.mony, mercury, zluc, end having re"
course Of bleeding 10 d,aease, are now,
1t is hoped going oul Of fashion and veg
etable remedies viii soon be the popular
medicine. Their 8raad,eh'8 Vegeidbie
JniUerSGi Pitts wi be used and appre-
clated. They are known to uc, benof.
cIaIly on e"e9y part OF the hodY beIng
tnke0 up by rhp chTIe they pass INTO the
bIood whtch they purity, aud it sh uIc be
TememheFrd ihaI they only remove those
paris from the blood which were the
cause Of Infumarion or disease OF eoy
kInd. Nothing is equaI to rrddng he Vi.
iiated humors with a vegetable medicine
Ol lhrsklnd whIrh eighty lourycarshave
proved never TO do injury, bur always
good, For sale at the store Of n \ Std
ger. CarroIIton. Jay IS, iJ-4O-Gm
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pAlilh Oi&IlMG
Nm New aaagcTSlOWn!

Tho subocnher would respectfully
eiEdwn hta old customers aud tho lu b
&c Eeaerells that he sHIl continues TO
y'aTvy 0n the above business in New
Naee'stown, Carroll county Ohio lie
will DO found IN hls shop Ut all ZINES TO
attend 20 thuao who NAV favor him with
Vi call, lie receives tho n York
and Philadelphia F,sh,ous regularly
vvery Spring ard Fall. which will eRa
ble MIN TO give satisfaction 10 both old
and young Ne hopes hv strict altou
Fron 10 business u receive shnre o
shNt patronage whIch ia always Oeslow
'sd 'y liberal publIc on rhe Iodu,lrlm.
His charges will be uade TO .ull rh
times, add he vii re:eWO eIrher cusI
Sr country produce ~ pay m"nt
WHLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feh ID lHq5.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
WhN wants lie

VI ME subscriber intends 10 sell, al
Il pris sale, his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. SS ia Roberts ed addiion 10 Car
ro''toe, and has good story and hall
frame house With FIVE IOoms, and a good
cellar, wood shed, well, smoke house,
a large aud comfortable stable p,g pen
and number OF bearing fruit trees on
at. The Out Lot is hut rwn nr threa
rods from the lot. and contains lutte
less thIH one and half acres The
above property will be sold Uery log,
tho terms wtII be Hlade to suit nearly
any PUrcke $er, and an Indrsputabe tile
viii ia given. Those who wish 10 oh :
tain comfortable heme 10 The town Of
CarroI'on for a proporrionabIy small
consIde ration, wi do we'll to take this
chance. Enquire, either personally OF
by letter, (post paid) Of the Rev D
Ro'hacker, IN CarroIIton, or of the sub
scrlber.
A. 6 RIERDEMANN.
UnontoWn, Stark Co ,OT
Feb. Ia, 1915.
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TIE following letter was addressed
10 our agents al Boston:

Ibe lOIIOWlnG lelIeT was addressed
10 our agents III Boston:
RoXBUay, Mass May ID, lSd3
Messrs, Smith q FowIe:-Goutcmen
1T IS with great pleasure 1 send you
this certificate OF the wonderful care
ma6e upon nv child by tho use or Sauds'
SrrsaparjIa She had beca troubled
moro Or Iess wuh hercdIrry SrIolnIa
Ilom her iNlaucg, which at length act
tied m her jaws, where IT ragged with
such violence (her moulh uod lips be
ing extremely sore nud very much 5wol.
lenl that she could not tuke any Rour
lshmenl except ltquIds from spoon
she soon became very much emac ated
and 80 weak as TO be enable TO raise
herself without assistance. Tho Jaw
bones begln to decay, and -four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fen out,
from tho Heels OF This banciuI, Oud, as
! feared, lnCurabIe disease A this time
her condition was drendful to behold,
aud the pam was so intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, eXoep, few mW'
uleo at Il time She hid taken other
preparations Of Sarsaparila, and other
mrdlCin,s recommended for ScroluIa
bat without enY good effect and | had
almost d"spuIred o' seeing my child cur
ed, or even relieved OF this loalhsomo
aud most dcteslabe disease, when by
your recommendation (fOr which shal
always feel gratotuD | wns induced tc
lry Sands Sa"sOparlIla, ! procured one
bottle, and after she had taken about On,
half Of the contents. | saw decided
change for tho better. continued thC
use O. the SasaparlIa with renew we1 hop,
her healn improved rapidly, tho (ou
ulcers IN her mouth began to heal--sh,
rested comfortably through the night
and now, gentlemen, after usIRg fv
bottles my daughter is entirely cured--
yes, can truly say that she is bette
than she ever was IN her lite, and al
tribute her cure WHOLLY to lhe use {
Sands Sarsdpariila.
ASA F. ONION
!, Prepared RHd sold wholesale and II
, tail, by
, A. B. g. u, SANDS
y Wholesale Dmgglsls, 10, Fultonsl N
!, And sold also by Druggists general
o in the principal towns and cilres through
! out The United States.
'' X, JACKSON, Agent,
CarrolI'on, Oh
= January l845.
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tate Of John NT'AlIis4er.

Notice is hereby given, that the un-
,dersigned has been appointed andquaIi-
fed as Executor OF the estate OF JohR
McAlIsler, late Of CarrolI county Ohio,
deceased.
Those indebted to said estate are re-
,ouired to make immediate payment, and
those having CLAIMS will present them
legally proven Ior settlement within one
year from his date.
ROBERT r. GEORGE, EKT.
November 2 |, iS95-6-4t.
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RLACK BEAR HOUSE:
4Ih street, SlcNbenViIIe,
BY THO.ulS NORVON

The Undersigned respectfully Informs
his old customers and tho pubic in gone
raj, that he has taken the above well
known house, Ioro,eriY kept by him Tor
VwoOty five years, aud recently by las
Hanna, and Is prepared to cater Tor the
wants of all who may favor him with
1helr patronage. Thore 10 alco an adj
dltlon put to the House, which will add
much to The comfort Of the guests. -
LIkeWIse Inrniahrd with
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Sands SarsapariIIa
For The re0aoUat and permanent cure Of
Diseases arising, from an smpureYtate
Qfhe Blood or haba ofthe

AO' "te 'GWOO0t GHG peIWuHeW cure " u
Diseases Grisiag, from an mpureYtate
Qfthe Blood or kGba ofthe
Systeme
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate CutaneouS, Eruptions, PIN
Piles, Or Pus'ues on the Face, BIolch
es, Biles, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge
meat and Pam of the Bones g. Joints
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiIinc s, mp
toms. Scallca, or Lumbago, and Dis
eases arising from an iujudrcious use
OF Mercury, Asctes, or Dropsy, Ex-
posure or imprulence 10 Lie, also
Chronic Constitutional Disorders, &c.
In this preparation are strongly con
ce0Irated all the Medicinal properties
OF SarsaparlIa, compouode with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength OF Whcb is extracted on an en-
HreIy new principle. The gfeat object
desired is now accomplished. il the pro
d0cton OF a remedy possessing con-
rolling power over supposed hrheTlo
acurahle diseases
The oflIcted. or those who NAV have
been given up 10 despair, and all who
ure interested. ARE invited to make a
trial OF this valuable N diciue, ur to call
on III Ise who have come forward and
borne public testimony Of It's priceless
value to them, aHd sallsiy themselves 10
drViduaIly Of its power in arresl,ug and
curing disease, and OF whatl has done
for others.
The following are extracts IRON let
Iers receGtIy received, and sprcrwens
hose coming TO hand daiiy:
GALLArJN, Tenn Feb, 9Th 1874
MesSrG, 4 b, 4. d Sonds:
Ge temen--l have just received
IatteT from ny father ~ RusselrvilIr
ny, who wishes to purchase some O
your S,rsaparrIa. J have no doubt he
eau he The means Of selling a great deaI
as It has performed "A wonderful core In
his family. last Drcem or was SEN
tor to see my slater before she died, she
having been Ia poor health lor somp ~ o
or three years, Sl 1t the time wo0rOver
10 soc her, she Was at the point OF death, |
With the scarlet lever, aud a cnnctruS
affection Of the bowels, lrom whrct her
Phyolcian thought she could not possibly |
recover. ! carried over with me tot |
lie Of your SarsaporllIa, and with the |
consrnl OF her physicIan she commpnc |
ed taking it thai night, renamed wuh |
her three days, sUd Ieit her rapidly I'm.
proving, Her hUsbaHd sent boy home |
with me for more Of the SarsapartIIa.-
sent one dozen bottles winch believe
will effect an enriro cure Nv father
writes me to that rtfert, and wishes thro' !
me to procure on agency for selling ou,
valuable mrdCine 10 Fhal nctghbofhood
kcsPectIuIIy, J. M. OWENS.
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Notice is hereby gwen, that the uH-
dersigned has been appointed aud aush'
fed as Executor Ol tho estate ol joseph
Grove, late oI Carroll county. 0hIO'
deceased Those iOdebtedao SAID estate
are required TO make Immediate pay
msut, and those having claims will PTe-
sent them legaIv proven for settlement
within one YEAR from this date.
BENZ AMIN BOlCE, Exec'r.
November 81, lS45 6-4t.