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Fl'h, Leather, Salt. Tobacco, Tar,
Iron, Steel, Sugar, ard Coffee Of lhe
best kind at 10 cents per pound; un-
bleached Muslin at 8. 10, ia and l23
cents per ward; variety ol kinds of
Kalves and Forks, Spoons, pen and pock
e' Knives; very beautiful assortment
oI pretty CaIicoes; Kentucky Jeans,
Satllnells, Broad Cloth, Tin Ware, and
hoIlo" Ware common cups and saucers,
plates and dishes, stone Ware, and many
other articles Of goods commonly found
10 country stores, all Of ahlch offer Tor
sale al reduced prices for greater va
rIeIy Of Farmers produce than is receIv
ed in payment for store goods 10 this
part Of Ohio, such as Turkeys from IS3
tu 3l4 cents piece; we'll fearherrd
Geese al l24 cents; Ducks 8 cents; full
grown ch'ckens 64, small ones in pro-
portion to sZ4; fowls taken alive; hard
Soap good and dry 3 cents per pound
tuluer 9 cents; small white Beans so cts
per busheI, and other produce as high
priced as can afford. As ! visit Plus
burgh often. shall be able to give fail
price for such produce as will suit lha
market. These are my present prices
subject 10 very according TO value
n B. | intend TO keep none hu, th'
best krnd Of Sugar, Tea, c, fie and MoIas
ses Tor sale. Har's Farm, August
township, Carroll 20, Ohio
JULIUS C. HART.
Ian IN l3d5
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ThSia'e IF Ohio CorroH CouH'y Sc
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after NoUember Term, 1914
LUther Low


Luther Low
U8
AcquiIa Knight, ct als.
AcquiIa Knight aud Lydia Koigh,
his wife, who live in paris unknown.
Eli Miller, Of the county Of Carroll, o.,
and Hosea Hawkins, of Coumbiana
county, Ohio. are hereby nolifei that
on the thirriplh day ol April. A.. D. 1874.
Luther Low. Of said Carroll county,
fled N this Court Bill IL Chancery,
agsinsr the said defendants The Bill
sIAles thar said Low recovered o judg-
menr against said Knight and vile. on
the law side Of lhis court al the Oclo-
hPr term thereof, on he wear OF A ID.
1913, for the sum OF t,Do hundred and
SERENITY dollars damages and cosrs o suits
that said knight and wife have no good,
and chalreIs. lands or renemenls, 10
satisfy said Judgment; But that said
FL Miller is lndrbed 10 said Acquilla
knight and L' dra his wife, on con-
tract 10 The SUN Of three hundred DOL
lars Also, that the said Acquilla
Knight has transferred large amount
Of notes due him TO the said Hosea
Hawkins. and also made conveyar ce
Of large tract Of land, owned by SAID
Knight, to said Hawkins; that the trans.
fer Of the notes, and the conveyance of
the land il all fraudulent and made with.
out consideration; and done 10 prevent
the complainant from collecting his judg
ment aforesaid. The prayer Of the
Bill is that the defendants may answer
uOder oath the allegations in the Bill,
that the said Miller and the said Knight
may stale the amount or money due
said Knight, and now in the hands o
MllIer--lhar said Hosea Hawkins may
slale the amount OF notes duo, or 10 BE-
come dve, transferred 10 him bV saIc
Knighr;-thal he may give an accurate
description Of the land conveyed by sair
! Knrght 10 him, and the amount thereof
and hat on the final hearing Of the BtI
that lhe monies IN the hands Of Eli Mi
Ter and Hosea Hawkins together vii,
the proceeds Of the lands conveyed b
knight 10 Hawkins after the samo js pu
= to sale, NAV be applied to the pavmen
II Of rhe Judgment Of complainant, an
-, tor general relief, &c and the sci
d defendants are hereby further notjfict
t that unless they appear and plead an
swPr, or demur to the sad Bill With
sixty days alter tho expiration Of tn
next term ol said Court, appjcatio
Will be made to said Court to take III
- matters Of the Bill as confessed and
decree thereon accordingly.
n E. r ECKLFY,
0 Solicitor for Comp't
J. Deremhnr 20 1874
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NOTICE

Al nv instance mn attachment was
this day issued hv Benjamin Bo'ce's a
Justice oi tie Peace Of Fox township
Carroll coon,v ONO against the pro
Marty and IF cts OF John Armstrong, an
nbsooud,pp debler, nonresident OF said
county, jay Oo h'|h
Der 6 lS44
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E.to1c Of NarjOry Watson.
December 90, 1874.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James RipPeth,
DS, Order 10 sell LdHus'
William R,?pelt)
By virue of 40 order Of Court issued
on, of the Court oI Common Pleas lor
Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me directed
| will offer for sale at the door OF The
Cou,t house in Carrollton, on Monday
The 9Th OF January, 1915, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ. aud 4 O'Clock
p NJ of SAID day, the following rea es-
tate, 10 vii: Lots No. 2, II and Ia, in
,be town OF Leesbur gb, Corro'I county
Ohio. -, ~
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Dec. 20 lS44, - Printers tee 81 %.
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Oct 81, 1912.
WmEAT WANTED.
COGae.
COvoneV'S Sale.

By virtue OF writ OF Alias Vfndt
ErDonas, issued out ol tho Court OF
Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and 10 me dlrec,ed,l vrlI offer for sale at
the door Of he Court house N CarrolI-
ton, on Saturday The lsl day OF F"1rua.
ry, I845, between The hours Of IOo'clock
A. N and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the follow
iop real estate, to Wit The west hail OF
the South f St Qlarer ol Sec'ion tour
0,) Township sixteen (l6) OF RnOge
seven (O-Also. Forty Acres oft the
South West Qmrer Of the Section
Township. aud Range aforesaid Taker
in execution and will be sold by
John MOODY, Coroner
December 27 ls44
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estate Of Zcphiniah Swan,
FnsOVyemt's Notice.

The credirors OF Wiiiiom McSperrin
will take notice, that pursuant to the pro
visions Of IAN Act for the relief Of In
solvent Debtors" have taken sch0-
dule Of the property of said William
McSperrin, an apptlcaDl iIor the benefit
Of SAID acl, and that the same will be on
file on or before the first day OF The next
term OF the Court of Common Peas OF
Carroll county, Ohio. Those interest
ed can act accordingly.
L r. ECKLEY,
Commissioner OF lnsolVens,
nccop,hnr 07 lS14
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BOOKS.

,-0ry,
bO'No'
G aoZ y s Spoilers,
6 doz Cobbs,
2 doz. Eclectic Spoilers, Readers and
Arllhmetics,
Ioz Kjrkbar's Grammar.
0 dcg Fros's History Of The U S.
w" t'"S'
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ALSO

Attn same time and place, by virtue
Of a writ of f fa ct lar, fac the follow
ipp real estate to wit; out lois No 3S d
80, IN Buffers addition TO The town OF
Carrolton. Taken in execution and will
be sold bv me D WATT, Sheriff
Jan 10 lS45-pr's lee $3.50.
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ALSO,

A, the same TINA aVd place bv virtue
of two several wrts of f ia ct tJeO fac
the following real estate 10 wit the south
west quarter OF the north west or OF sec
30, township IA, range q Tnken IN
execution and will be sold by me.
D. WATT. Sheriff
Jan 10, lS45 prs lee 81 so.
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~ heat & Oats

Wanted onsubSc, iP'ion al this office,
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Esaate-Of Benjamin Earl.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executor Of the estate Il
Benz Earl, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased Those indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate
payment.
BENJAMIN BOlCF
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NOTHNH

Is hereby given, that there will appIi-
cation mode to the Legislature of Ohio,
al their next session, for The establish.
men, OF Graded State Road, leading
from DownlngsvlIe, Carroll county,
Ohio, to Bethlehem, Stark county, Ohio
commencing for the same at Down'ngs
vile, thence The nearest md best route
to Spartv, thence the best route to John
P Borduer's, and thence the best route
10 Bethlehem.
A pFTITI0NFP
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ALSO.

At the same time and place, bv virtue
Of several wri,s of plU alias. pIu rendi
erponas. the following real estate 10 wit;
Lot No. So. Also the west half OF Lot
No 55, also the undivided halt OF the
east half of lot No 55, all 10 The origI-
.7l plat Of Cen,ervlIle now Carrolllon
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me D. WAIT Sheriff.
Jan 10, as prs fee ST. so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-17

Is dozen new suvle Com otts and era
watts from l24 to 623 cents. received and
for sale bv K JACKSON.
Nov Slh, 1874
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IsE STATE OF ONO, CARROLL County 50.
Robe" c C''''" N r., ,crnv
William wrer.
By virtue OF an Alias order Of sale
issued from The Court of Common Pleas
for said county IN the above case al their
April Term, A d, 1874; will offer for
sale al The door of The court house in
said county On Monday the l7lh day Of
February, A D, 1915. between The hours
Of 10 u'c,ock, A NJ and o'cIock, p VI.
the following described real estate, stu
ate IN said county. 10 vii: the east half
OF IN" north west quarter of section mum
Der l3, township l6, range 6. in the
StpubenvlIle district, excepting l9l acres .
off the south end Of SAID half quarter.
dee6od 10 Robert Mitchell and Wllliem
Grimes
ROBERT MCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chhncery.
Jan 10 1g15-pr's fee 90 25.
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ALSO

Al the same time aud place bv virtue
OF writ Of Pin. Alias. Plu. Vendt er-
ponas, the following real estate 10 Wit:
Lois No 43 and 36 in The original town
plat of Cente'viIle, now Carrollton -
Taken IN execution and will be sod by
me, D WATT, Sheriff.
Jan 10, l845-pr's fee 81 so.
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FARM FOR SALE,

December 81, 1874
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
HiLLsBoRo. n. e., March 20, lsl5.
OR ASCF SUPERIOR COI,RT

Al the March term Of Superior Court held week
Iadg. Caldwell presiding, Mary Ann Johnson, charged
with the murder Of her father. Turner Johnson was tired
and acquitted the ground al defence mp for the phi.
soner ~as-lsi Thut she did not commit the act. I'd.
That she did she was, the words the law DOH ia
copsr-had not knowledge 1t good and evil and 3D.
That II was t-iablc. The Confession of the prisoner
upon Which tie Stat mainly relief The first point haa
bui c weghi Tie evidence ia tie being vi such
mature rs To lead Ia The conviction That the prisoner did
peEpriTae HE deed-hI stronger ian hers uck
the blow that deprived Turner Johnson oi MS life N.ty
Ann johnson Is but twelve years old yet apPearei
n, the inst blow struck the deceased the passed
s head through three folds nf the cover and half ali inch
inio the HtOI. tPoT e second point il appeared that
snc had been raised IN ignorance though naturally
shrewd girl that she had been 10 church or 10
schools had knowledge OF God religion and wa, not
uuly anentahe, and that in Orsnge County IIcathen
hi our doors. The third point in the defence was
mantaned on the ground OF its having been pau o: her
confession that her father threatened 10 kill her II she did
not put end To his life.
This melancholy csse. viewed any aspect, md al
most makes the heart bleed tor the depravy o. our race
when we review IT. That tender girl, OF nisnae pro-
portions should be the principal ia horrible a tragedy
or the mere instrument IN the hands Of others or should
have been taught tale which oud screen the vile perpe
traitor from the vengeance OF the law and through fear
from other powerful influence s made TO stick to her
tale through the fierce ordeal OF trial ;eher OF these
suggestions presents OF deprayy which the re-
cords Of sin rarely furnish n parallel.
We have been thus particular IN noticing this case be-
cause Of the singular circumstances connected with m
because OF the publicity which has given 10 IL in other
parts OF the couary. Ia conformity rule which we
have laid down subseye The ends OF public Justice we
took no notice of the case before the TRIAL.
Though great deal Of business transacted during
the TERM there was no other 81 general interest
Tins Is the hrst time that Judge Caldwell has been
this circuit and but eIptess opinion 10 which VIC
heard no di.sen when say, that by his prompness
decision and dispatch OF business his uniform courtesy
dIgned department. he proves himself be able
upright Judge and ornament to the Bench-[isbor
Recorder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
WING rEl,Ds IN THE CRY.

These feods ere Just nothing They fomsnist, ii
not produced, by Locooco cunning and address, acting
upon Whiz vanity and gaibiy The state of ,hinss.
now existing has been projected in opinion by those
who have not made their purposes known their in
sIumens, 10 overthrow tho Wing party. in this Consre.-
sioual dset, and Botts election We greatly nsta.
ken, ru, finger on the men, who.
acting bchnd the and pa, upon personal rrta
by, and that vanity which the be setting Of the time.
have produced our troublcs
But it ell will avail the po,Iers nothing The Wing. o,
Richmond thus 10 be rircunivencd HI who ha.
been abusing them, and warning upon their interests for
twenty year, gUrg succeed pinioning their
strength by Texas anoiynes. by accusing us falsely
dcia,ou The trick stale and will not succeed The
Wing. Of Richmond constitute the most enlightened com
muniy in North America and they will prosecute their
ends. regardless of The attempt of the enemy to humbug
them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
Correspondence OF the National Intelligence.

NV YoRE, March ~, ls45.
The new excise law before our Legislature giving
10 the inhabtsn vi every in the State the liberty Of
granting refusing licenses the failing d ardent spirits
has reused the opposition OF large nuInbr Of citizens
interested IN the traffic They have poured in their pe,
lions against the measure, aud the result has been that
Mr.. Jones, Of the Senate, has procured the Tecomm-
meni ct the bill with view exempt the city Of New
York from liz operation. Every where else the peope are
TO be- privileged To tax. efficient Tor the suppt.,
sion OF Incompetence by restricting the sale Of
quofs; but here the runseers and their champions how
ever they may be in the minority. be in
their pernicnns usr. The friends of reform have t,Sen
the alarm at the OF ihs injustice towards
New York, and day many counter petitions are in cir
cusuon.
IL has occasioned ,e surprise that in the case
the " OF one our police Justices named Haskell for vio-
s'ons OF his duty "a magistrate and ,o.sn conduct while
on tho bench at the Judges snd Aldermen who
the eonri, all ii the former voted against his removal
aud oil the iner In favor It il. The opinions ct the o-
posing parties have been called Tor and will probably be
given To the public.
some interesting facts Connected with the statistics of
crime "a his city were gSen by Judge Edmonds to-day
IN his charge 10 the grand JnTy. Confined in the State
prison al Sing Sing as males and 81 females from,
this city. In the city prison los mses aud IS females:
in the pcnehtary Baokw.ls Island 59o males and
DOL lenae Iakings total vi persons confined In mi.
son for crimes committed in this city l,I2J males
and 63O iemnles-making q sum total of 1855 mr.
sons Out OF the population Of this city confined in
prison Tor criminal offences One remedy Tor existing de-
reefs IN our system Of Furnishing crime detaeh our
prisons iron The party politics Of the day. for said Judge
Edmonds these prisons have been the pIaythings
party lie pronounced the two large prisons in our midst
schoos OF vice. though established osensiby for the pun
ishment Of crime"
The depression continues in our stock market There
was aiurther inll IN several varieties to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Mr. Bsil. and Al. clam. % !I.ita., ana P.y.
ruuRsnAv MOANING. MARCH ~. is.,.

Nh. Bolts aud hs eiaa 10 Mileage aad Pay.
The Enquirer, aud after II. the LynehSuts Republican,
OF its most faithful echoe-. continue be
unjust Mr. Bolts, well Illogical in their reasoning.
Epe'y contestant OF seat IN CongUss Tor many years
pas, ha been paid his mileage and diem sTcpt only Mr.
B''e: Wing or Loco-ii mad. oids --sA paid.
ere.r. saiy. John Miucr Bots
Why Ma. ko not paid Like the n~i-like Mr. t. ggin--
like M""rr aud Leteh.r-hke lns.rso,l and Nay"ri BE.
the Enquirer. (and its echo faithfully repeats
the note MIR. Bolts had tsr ground for eonsetng -.
Why had hs noti There but ~ difference
first; That difference reduced by the Wing minority
Of the Committee OF Elections To only Sx-BuT THAT
THE COMMITTEES OF ELECTIoNS and the Hou-s
adopted rules " deciding upon the legality OF whic,
the House o Delegates OF Virginia had advpei-hu,
that aside Tor Mr. ysaes eRcsf class Of which,
under the Constitution of Vrgins, the General Assembly
had adudscd be good, Mr. Bolts have received
favorable report from the Committee ct Elections.
And now, wha, ia the attempt made by the Enquirer aud
its Lynehburg eoadjuori Why it ths: Mr. Bits PIE
tired BY them, csscf merely prosecuting yc,a.
ous and frivolous claim bu, doing order that he
might receive the pay aud mileage OF a member.
We rcpel this Vdious accusation insnusiion We pfo.
nouncc II ENTHUSIASTICALLY untrue because. ito cay
nothing Of Mr. Bo,ls' superiority TO unworthy proce
ceduc bseasse the the contest far
cecdsd the mileage aud the pay wilno this satisfy the
o every charitable mind the woili-of every lbe
raj mind
The fate Of Jno. NJ Boots Is. like that every man IN
this country whose talents angle him out from the nulu
tude, 'fo be- sldRdsrtd!"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
MR.. gibbons LECTURES.

To tie Editors Of fhs Whig:
Gendemen-In few days are To be entertaiusd and
sure, highly instructed, by the Lectures OF Mr. Gid
don upon the Antiquities OF Egypt community like ours,
apt think that this must be dry and subject
and many may be disposed prefer ineligible con.
Ger; exhibition Bot such the fact The inyest
CATION Of Egyptian Antiquities has indeed perpexcd and
bsed the learning and zeal of the greatest scholars but
light has now besn she'd by Champol!ion. Roselni and
Others upon what Egyptian darkness and the re-
suits u their discoveries less ineligible and enter.
aiming, than they wonderful The History OF Egypt
the Oldest hrt civilized. and wonderful OF all couG-
ues-Eas been read upon her monuments, and Mr. Giddon
will uniod to the remarkable discover that have been
made. The History y! Egypt has to be Ie.wnon that
sEd vi doubt and mystery, though sii wonderful and
grand. rendered perfectly nieigble Oar .aus
wal now have opportunity OF learning from, Mr. Gid
dons Lectures, what Vi e learned men OF Eorps
are as yet Ignorant populazng, he does subec, II
Lac most curious aud scientific Iosea.l and in
his Lectures discoveries not vet given the world.
His "ChapteFs on A.cieni Egg pit" contain, as have
found from examination, highly interesting
knowledge, and had better b. Iead introductory to the
LeciuFrs. The work IS sold - ceuis at Bapin & Ke
ers-tMr t'iddOA, however ls interest in ia sale,
having PeseH;td 1t ~ The pubseEs Thas- who wish to
derive pleasure and profit the Lectures. mao better
ieru-c the ChspeTs" irs la addition To the and
importance OF Mr. Gs sbieets, the chespn=s. of hi. Lee
nfss should not lie overlooked evcng HE liberal ell
thus'sni ia Egyptian herocsy. 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
From tie Baltimore Patriot

VIEW NAIL AhKANGEMENT.
We received OF esfiy hour this morning, Nav Yo,L
papers Of Yesterday evening which were brought on from
fhisdepha last night by the railroad, under the new M
r.ngemeni The news will 10 found under the Eastern
MALI head For long time past has boon the practice
10 send mail from " York al I've O'Clock each afternoon
(which, containing account Of oil the business Of the
Day, - The osinpofsut mail from that ethyl This mail
got into Philadelphia about ten O'clock D. m and ,,,s
there suffered 90 sleep n o'clock ~ morning Thi.
arrangement has been broken up and now thanks TO e
enofgy Of the Rofosd Company and the new
General, the mail s brought direct fom PhilaJepba
aud arrives In Baltimore by o'clock I'm the poton n,
stead OF three O'clock in the afternoon thu. blazing an,
merchants ~ Possession Of their New York letters before
o business OF The doy eOmmeneos instead Of after IL ba.
closed.
The passengers who left New York last evening =. 6..
o'clock were tSo brought on ond those for the Wsst were
enabled ~ take the O'clock this orniog and
hose for the South took the Washington cars st O'clock
Tho mais also proceeded in the same way Tins The
mail and passsnge" were advanced fully day over the
old arrangement.
Bot the improvement IN the transportation Of the mail 4.
not t. stop here The New York Herald Of yesterday ha,
the following which II prove correct will greatly add 10
tho ms iaoiitos, add establish for the new P,.,mare,
GENERAL claims upon the APPRECIATION u the business COM
muniiJ;
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS we b.y, IL. o,o.
mise Il eHien've aefaons in the mail arrangements. by
which The public 20 be- greatly benefited n said ,l,,
Cave johnson has been bus employed since the i ia,
IN the examination II tho Old contracts and has discover,
ID, what have always suited that NJ, Wicd. ,,.. al.
weakes, Poet Master General i. country ever had Tn
Cave Johnson U hops a. end the most orst
yciie md determined mind i his yet had ,u,,ol ~ i
Post Oheo department. !, IL stated thst he bas aeady
made arrangements Tor the gfesfett e.udi,i,n In ~,
mails al over the country. Ono Of these NJ,
IT, that the mail which now raves Bts,,n a, A
o'clock ~ ie Afternoon, will leave that cty carly IN Nm
mornings arrive here q, O'Clock 10 the afternoon; start i'm
mediaey for tho south, and resch Washington esy,y ,e
neat morning, thus saving twenty -four hours ~ going
short distance. Another TO- that tho southern mail l. "a
Close here later hour hsnh now docs In ,he afternoon