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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
Tnr M.hlLn CownrL1rors The

The MaBILB CowBELLIoNs The MO.
bile Herald th0s describes the dOiugs and
appeafance OF The noted OowbeIlons
OF Mobile, on New Ysas:-"Touchlng
the precise purpuse Of this strange and
mysterious association, we confess gRor,
anco, but for all lme, within our memory,
its aDnual parade Oh New Year holidays
has been The general theme Of public Gu.
riosity. This year The exhibition was
produced iD greater tRsIe aud elegance.
There wero 81 members ia the process
sion, divided into six groups, each group
representing distinct era in The history
OF the world, and the whole coniriyed 10
iypiIy the gradual progress Of The rude
materials Of early warfare towards the
perfection Of modern times; each section
bearing bansts with mottos and devices
illustrative of The periods represented ;"
| The 6tst section was the celebrated
Macedonian PhalaDx, headed by AlrxaB-
DIR, he second, tho eaFly Bfitons. led BY
| CaracIacus, The third represented Runis
under Cesar; The fourth, the Saracsns,
undsr Saadin, the fifth, The Abor gineS
Of South America; the sixth, and las,,
represented body Of French Grcusd iers,
with Ndpocan al Their head.-Esc . p,
ar ate body was. Costumed md almeO &C.
cOrding TO The age il represented and
most appropriately, too, showinga that a
chaste and classical mind was at the
head, aud supervised tho whole affair
E,rly in the evening the procession, with
a band Of music, and banners descriptive
Of the various eras represented. visited
The theatre, the Wayerly and MSns'on
Houses, whore the members were hand.
sOmely entertained, and also The Beaittio
ful Armory, where dancing, amid some
ofIhe most charming women in the world,
was kept up fora couple ofhours. This
over the CuwbslliOns partOok OF hans
quet prepared for their reception. by May.
or HOppin. Al IL O'Clock they sudden.
ly and mysieriously disappeared every
man 10 bic home. The name Of the Soci.
ETY. would indicate toihose vnaequainted
with it's proceedings, that noise and row.
dyism were connected with its meetings,
but such 10 fer from being tbs case, On
the contrary, the actions and de, 0 inelt
OF all, Whenever We have Witnessed one
Oflheir lurnoutsr showed that The meml
bers were Of the first society, though who
i they were, SO completely were they dis.
guised was matter past our finding out
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when be discovered j . be on ERE, and
SlOrmsd ihs peighbOrs. Ba. very little
Of the furniture in the house was sayed
from the flames. q
Since tie above was written, the young
man alluded to, WhOss name is John
Strickland, aged chou. 10, has confessed
that ho sci the fire TO the house, aud
that he was persuaded 10 do so BY neigh
Dor named John Msfard, who, Strick'
land says, promised 10 afford him home
oil his life il be would burn The house,
The boy was taken before ESQ. .KilIPatrick
& made oath to this statement, and wal
then taken to jail. As The affair will have
to undergo JUDICIAL investigation, we lor
bsar comment.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
Road Notice.

a SHERE will be presented petition
70 Ihe TsuslsssaofPsn Township
Brown county Ohio. praying for the es.
tablishmens Of Township toad ia Perry
Township as follows iolwii: ii:abeainninQ at
The northern extremity Of Anthony Stens
yels improvement On The cOunig road
from themes TO The conner Or Jopal Cad :
adladerAnd David Rondebush, following
the lane through Cadwslades taSm "a
the rifle on common foFdlng plsco Of the
East fork, Ihenceths nearest and best
wav lolhe GeOEgaiOwn snd FilmineiOn
State road.
Feb. 3, lS45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
CONGRESS.

The Senate, io>day, pissed The bill for
The establishment of the Smithsonian In
stituie for The increase and diffusion Of
knowledge among men, The bill for the
settlement Of Inc Dubrque claim was
then discussed al great length, and laid
upon the table for tb present. The
Senate spent the rest Of the dAy in exas
cutive session.
In the House, Mr.. r Smith, Of Hi,
nois, in pursuance Of notice given, obtAin
| ed leave. and Introduced bill granting
certain alternate sections Of land TO the
State OfIllinols. to aid in the construction
of Tie Alton and Mount Carmel, and
Alton and Shuwneetown railroad, which
was read twice, aud referred TO the Com
minee on Public Lands, On motion By
Mr.. G. Johnson, the House then resolved
itself inio Committee Of the Whole oI
The sflte Of lie Uuion, aud resumed tn,
consideration IF iRe joint resolutions fO
the re,an nexatIon of Texas. Messrs
Hafalson, Hamlm and Ficklin addresse,
lhe Committee il favor OF tho measure
and Messrs. C0llamef and Seymour, o
New Yolk, spoke ii opposition 10 it,
Mr. DrOmgoOle obtained the floor. an,
lheC Committee rose and reported progress
The llouse then adjourned
-,'a Globe, 23d.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
e75N0O An A HAUL!

The sSiior Of he Ksu,pcky Ca xstIe,
after visiting The seat of Government Of
the State to look aflef he dOings OiClay.
ism, returns aud tells the following story
Of the hehssl coon 6nancisrs Of the Bar.
ner State.
sGreat tribUlalion exislsin the ranks Of
whiggeIy at Ethe capit,l. Ia the 6rst
place. there isa deficit in The Treasury
TO the tune Of S75 1000, Of which no sc-
count can be given all the Off ers Of that
department being profoundly ignorant Of
its whereabouts, or the manner Of lis disS
appearance. This OccesiOns great dis
tress TO the aclihg Governor, who has Civ.
en- the past administration clear receipt
in full How the affair will end, no one
can tell, Gov. Owsley, il is reported,
has sent a special message 10 the Legis.
laInre on the subject.'
| Why not do in Kentucky, as lhs hon.
est wings OF Indiana tried 10 do-pass a
law making all square! Shall we bayo a
little holy borror from Mr.. TeeSdalsi OF
Il "Tai." q SiateSman. 4aHr,r
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
7 P0STsCRiPT

We learn from the Sislesman Of Friday
thai The Bank bin passed u third read.
ingThursdaY night, aud wusFr,day nnds'.
geins slh,rd reading aRd voua probably
pass that day. ,aAos ss-
The bill fixing the time Of holding tho
Courts is a law. The time for the Su-
preme Court 10 this county il April 7,
Common Pleas, April IS, Aug. 10, Nov.
A.. 5.it ro.as,... e..ii ,,.,..,.s ~"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
.-.-I,.l..!iI. .c,.nl.NI.Gl,.jIRFss l,.jIl q:

On Wednesday the Senate passed the
bill making an appreciation for the con,
hnuaiion of the Cumberland road through
The States Of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois,
which was passed BY d vote Of % TO IA;
and the bill authorizing the payment to
Massachuseus an asceTtained balance oI
some $227 900, due her Tor advances
made during the war. This bill lwss pas.
ssd, On yeas and nays, BY 4 vote of25 ID
Is. The bill for CONFIRMING The Ddbu.
que clsim was debsted ii great length;
but before action upon it, the Senate ed
liourned.
In the House, Mr. Douglass, on leave
introduced bill 10 establish miIIaE,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

belonging 10 sn abolition society. Mr.
B .ird then and there said il Was not true.
Mr.. Sellers said his memory was at tsult
then. Mr.. Baird said il certainly was,
in that as we'll as in other things.
From what we heard, we Included
that The open war commenced before this
committee, who, il seems, were smPoW'
cred TO select the Judges for this coun-
~, 10 report TO the TinPan, and
The Tin Pan. being the majority oI
the Legi.la ure, were 10 raj fJ the
selection, which was accordingly done.
The petitions which were sent up flom
this county we're presented to this Tin
Pan cOmmiIiee of three persons, instead
OTTO the Legislature.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

bCONsCIENCE RETURNrNs --Some oflhs
coon papers will please notice this, and
'fallow spA.' The Baltimore Republican
givsSit il originally ..iv 5, t.,.., ,,a
A LIE RETRAcTED --Having pablitly
stated before the election, that did moi
know who James X. Polk was; that
did know his grandfather 10 be toty .
ths, I did knew bs h6d btanded bis nsl
.gross ii tie fOtehead--snd that Grsal
Britain had sent Ovef some half million
Ol dollars 10 Sidfhe democratic party
i feel contItaIned, BY the cravings 81
my awsksned Conscience, 70 publicly
avow, that id sll these matters | slisd
deeply, as | had often lisa before a
g0HN JONES.
ZaneGvile. Jan. 6lh, lS46.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

LArEA FROM CHrNA.-By the arrival
Of the ship Paul Jones, Capt. Watkins,
Al New York, we have dates from Can
ton TO Oct. l.. The news is not Of i'm.
Porlance. The only item of interest is 4,
that the treaty concluded in July last, be-
tween MI. Gushing and Kying, the lmpe.
rial Commissioners. has been rat fed by
the EmperOr, and went into etfsct on the
25th September. Messrs. Fletcher Webr
ster, and J, II. O'DoBnel, attaches TO The
Chinese Embasay, came passengers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
WIG COUNTY, MEETING
! PRodREss


Penusnt 10 public notice alsrge mum
bot Of the whiRs Of Brown county met 81
Ripley on Wednesday, The 29Ih Of Janu.
ary, le45.
A. Lisgsii, Esq. ofRipIey was called
10 ,hs Chair aud Jas. W.1Baldwin Of
Georgetown appointed Secretary.
The Chairms an briefly stated The object
or the meeting 10 be, 10 take into consid'
Grafton certain chaTges which had been
circulated against Henry Martin aud
John ky, tie ihdividuals lately elected
Associate Judges foS this county, and
aRainsl some Of the whig members Of The
LeRislalure Of this State, touching ,heil
e0sduct relating % the election Of those
qsnilemen
kF. Hoyt then moved that ! committed
nfssEsn bs sppOinled 10 report resOlu
tiens lor ihe consideration Of the meet
ing. which meiion was eaIried NithOu
epposiliaa. The chair appointed A. N
Heyl, Ed. ]. g. Jelties. David Gaddis
eilss Thomas. James EEensy, Thos. SmitI
aad Wm. Wal said committee.
% motion o. o. f. Campbell an bT
nornniiY uas then given 70 such indiyil
kIssS 0oe 10 make sxplanasiOno at
asassmsAls eH The subiakta under consi'
oTai:os.
Thersupon H. L. Penn and G. Bair
Esuru. gave detailed statements Of pf
essd,ses a. Columbus 10 relation 10 d
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
MEXICO7.

We have contradictory Tnmors from
Mexico. One is that a battle had been
fought between the forces under Gen,
Paredes ana Santa Ana, and that the for
mer was victorious, and Santa Ana had
made his escape. A later and more reli
able report says that Santa Ana was still
al the head Of his forces, represented ly
hmselftO be IL 900 IN number, marching
towards the city Of Mexico, where the
people are inarms prepared TO give him
battle. tits also stated BY The Iapen
that his followers are deserlnt him il
greet numbers, and that bis cause is yer,
despatate and his career abOst at Al
end, x n .gqds nsai 7aVf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
MR.. McNULTY.

The corresPondshL Of the Statesman
says
'CeJ. McNulty, has given bail as we
understand ,afor his appearance before
the, proper Court, TO answer 10 ihe charge
of emhezz|emenl Of the public money
He insists that he will make every dollar
good. We hope he maj be able to do
so but that a man should so far forget
hlmself--his obligations 10 his friends
10 his party ---to his government
to- his couniry--to HE famiIy--,O his
reputation--his intsrest--his everything
shat is worth having. as % east hima
selfas recklesslY away as he has done,
lPasssth cur cpmpfeh snsion. f XII
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

The LEGisLATURE.-The Senate is
still engaged most OF the time iD consjd-
eriDg Mr.. Kelley's .3snk bill. Several
amendments have been offered by dem.
ocraiic members 10 make The directors
and stockholders individually Iinble for
the debts Of the banks-but all such prop
Ositions we're uDhesilutingly voted down
by the whig majority, who seem deter
mined TO disregard reason and justice as
we'll as public opinion, in comforting exN
elusive privileges upon bankers. Were
the naked question Of individual liability
Of bankers 10 be presented TO The people
disconnected with any Other party ques.
ton, we have no doubt that three fuurths
Of The voters Of the State would proclaim
in its favor. IL the wings Ofthe Lsgisla
ture choose 10 STEM this lOrronl Of public
opinion, letihem beware Of the ides o
October, for The people will not So soor
forget their transgressiOns, as to neqlec
TO administer deseEvs rebuke at The
ballot box.
The House 10 occupied most Of III,
time with local affairs. .. a
The committee TO whom petitions re-
qnesting are consideration Of the eIec
lion Of Judges Tor Brown cOuuty, hat
been referred, have reported that lh
Legislature had not the power TO recon
sider' SH a.D.e nu
} The bill fixing the times Of holdin
the Courts Of Common Pleas, was st
, undergoing amendments q. our lales
dates.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT POLK
-is affa AT CINCINNATI.

lei N
Tho Democratic citizens Of Cincin-
nati held meeting last Wednesday even.
ing fOr tho purpose Of making arrange
ments to receive The President in that
Gig On his way to aWOshing,ons By the
following extract from The call fOr the
meeting, which we find in the Enquirer,
il will be seen that the President 10 ex-
pected in Cincinnati on the 9Th instant,
(next Saturday, 2
"ThePresident elsct, Hon. JAMES X,
POLK, having signifOd bis acceptance Of
the invitation rendered HIM BY the Exec.
utve Committee, on behalf Of the Do
mocracy Of Cincinnati and Hamilton
County, to spend some time ID this city
on bis way 10 Washington, and having
stated thai he viii reach here BY about
The Slh Of February nexi, Ibis meeting is
called ia order, thai The p, oplo may for
themselves conceEt such measures as
they deem proper, 10 receive and enter
tain The President elect Of The Nation" /"
d &
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

The examination Of The Female Semi.
nary last Friday, resulted very crediats.
bly 10 the young ladies ahdio the Teach
sr, Miss Johnson, and very, much e the
satisfaction and pleasure of the parents
and the spectators generslly The next
session II the School will commence on
.ths l7lh day Of Fsbrudry instant. Y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

'2 ANNEXATION --On the 25th ull. the
United States House OrRepresenlatiVes.
passed The proposition 10 annex Texas o
the United States % reported by the
committee on Foreign Afflirs, amended
according TO 3 proposition OF Mr.. Brown
of Tennessee ,---ayes 100, nays 0S
The amendment Of Mr.. Brown pro.
vides for one slave State, and fOT Others
to be erected hereafter, in which il shal
exist ornot south oiMissouri compromise
line, asslhe people in each of them ma,
determine. The Texas debt not 10 bt
assumed buitU be paid out ofthe pro-
ceeds ofthelpublic lands 9lglsaias
The Senate have yet 10 aci on lhi'
bill. .e ssao'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

W FIRE. The frame house Of Mr. Mich
olas Dsvors, about four miles south Of
this place, was consumed By FIRE last
Tuesday. The 4 nily we're away from
home, aod there wss 10 one about The
premises, but young man, who was At
work short distance from the house,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

posts in the Territories Of Nebraska and
Oregon; which was read twice, and re-
leued 20 The CsmmHlee on MilttUTy Al
fairs.
Nr, Robinson, Of N. Y. introduced :
bill for the admission of Texas into the
Union as State, and then the Texas do
bate was resumed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
Col. Wm. H. Polk declines the nomi
ton for Charge d'Afairs to Naples.
THp Hnsm1rAon.--A loller fromN ash.

The HEamITAOE. "A letter frOmN ash
vile says;
"A hen arrived tho oth-r day at the
Hermitage, found ten carriages filed
with ladies' and gentlemen, some fifteen
OF twenty bOrsl men anu half a dozen
ioolmen, bis immediate neighbOrs-all Of
whom were paying their respects 10 the
General. Tho girls werU handing up
their Albums 10 get his Autograph. H.
The old Wemen were beseechlng their
children TO receive his blessing, aud two
or three very cOmpaClly bailr, and circum
(erentirl widows were asking, with 'heiI
bright eyes, that he would recommend
them warmly 10 The old bachelors and
wdowers. | was really charmed witt
the scene, and entered into tho spirit 0
il with all my heart and soul. Aftel
awhile the crowd took leave the car
riAgss rolled along the broad avenue, fol
lowed BY the gollInt cavaliers"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
nuARREI.s-

In most quarrels there iss fault on
both sides A quarrel may befcpmPsred
to a spark, which cannot be1aProdutsd
without flini, as wellSs a sseel either
Of them may hammer on wood for ever,
no FIRE will follow. 3los io lagmaH
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

VIRGINIA SENA ToR.-The wings of
The Virginia Legislature passed a resolu.
tion 10 meet 10 elect a United States
Senator few days since; but when the
time arrived. two whig members and one
-democtc,ic member were absent and The
whig House, fearing that a democrat
would be elected, adjourned over 10 dee
Feat their own resolution, while, the s
ole were rcady.to go into The eIeciion ~
The late election shows thai there art
about 6,O0O democratic majority in Viz
ginia, and one or Two whig members are
willing 10 obey the public will thus ex
pressed by voting for democrat for U
S.senaior but he wings havetaken thi'
outrageous plan to defeat The will Of the
pc Ople, aud ifthey persist il is prubabl'
no Senator will be elecled this winter.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

CURE FOR THE TOOTH.ACHE.
Take alum snd eommsH salt, pOlverz.
ed ii equal quantities, vet ssmall piece
Of cotton, 50 as 10 make il adhere, and
put t'in the .o6ih. III will cure WITHOUT
fail, .l aas'ps 3 oagoal baoH iM
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

Gov. Dorr has refused to accept his
Liberation on tie insulting terms offered
by the Algsrine Legislature OfRhOde Is.
land. "t#
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-26
TO CUSTOMERS AND BUYERS
GENERALITY,


u That NV stock ~ SPRING FANCY ard STA.
| PIE DRY GOODS, have nov come to bnnd.
aud tina, having been purchased with more tan usu
nj care AMI attention. in the Eastern ci,ies IL IL nn,
Only large and complete. but SURPRISES in variety
lrrriec,ivn any that have YET had the plea.nre of
Offering To Your inspection In support OF which. |
woud particularly call your ai,entlun p.my stock of
lGENrLEMENS WEAR. viz: CLOruS--ES,rl
super French. black uool Eyed do, do very low
priced. The fashionable ciiron brow olive brown
and golden olive. (vsry beautiful cours) blue,
invisible green, brown and cray.,
ASsihiEnES-Exi super Fren, i back Il cskin.
lo fancy color. stripes aud rlai6s, wool dyed
black. Twccds ~ various kinds. Be- &c.
SUMMER GOODS -Cashmsrci' FSench T,aeus
atd DrilIincs. Gamhroons, I.,nen Cheeks Siaiaer
Cloths of all colrs together With every description
at Linen aud coitup tsuods
NES1lNGS--Exira supfr blk sniin,silk. cashIncte
Valencia md Mps>e,lles. among wh,ch are somc
OF the newest and ,nssi beautiful Goods ever
| imported. ,
CRAvATs. STICKS: Sc-Roh satin Cra4ar..
scars and siocks siIk Nad'as and canbfic crayas,
n large stock.
POCKET IlDKrS-Siik and cnmh,ic hdk Is Of every
desc ripiion aud variety. whh G'oves. Sospender.
sucks. and in fact even other desirable article
connected with this department.
HATS Panama, Loghurn and Palm Leaf Also
Chlten's Hats oi various kinds
"''" WY '"'''S W. N'''"S '"'
,hs purpose IN 'ne selection oi winch great care
nas heeh exercised
t'sh l'nenst me snt' nss'nnder shirts and drawers
(sik, M rim and coiion)
ialLoho ih'hMiNos-ENIas super SIR sefgcs,
w''s'eu 40, ne" s'yle buttons NE very hts'
sewing si,ks anu lwisl, Silica s'ay'nss, &c, DC
oOoDS--pomaskan anu birdseyc
Table Diaper, Fipe Danosk Table Cloths and
Napkins, "a nnbieached Diaper rare article.
do Cotton. IA 10 and sd Linen and Cotton
Shee'ings' 9-o Pillow Case Linen. White
niarseiiIes Connerpnnes Cotton Frnees'fnfqiIure !
Dummy aud CHIMES. Hearth Brushes, DC, &c.
Besides which, my stock OF Domestic Goods is !
very heavy, and purchased ut such prices, rs 10
enable MS To offer great inducements 10 COUNTRY |
MERCHANTS and Wholesale Bhj crs. aud 10 my
customers geLerally may add. that my
arrangements will cnablc me. constantly To receive
new style Goods. as they come oni. my stock Will |
he specially inviting 'hc Whole season.
LADIES WEAR.yiz FANCY DRESS GOODS
Oisandi. Balzarne. Tarleton Lace an'I Jacumei
Lawns, Wots'ed Balzarines, paFages, Plain black !
mud sngc greon Mouslin dc Lame. very fne
quality, together with varieus other colors. sc.
French English md Domestic CHIMES. Earlslun /
jacquard and French ,Gpgharns
SiLkS-Rich blue black satin. striped ant waiered
silks. super coloied do. HE most supe'b and |
newesiSitlc.
MOURNING GOoDS--Morn thSn ordinary care
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1913.
MAYoR-C EO DUTY.

Counciimea:
Cicrk-JAMEs S. WHEAT
Se,geant-JoHN MURRAY.
Uha,C .Mas.er--R. uAMILroH
Thos Hughes, Matthew MlI1rc, w p Wilson
w w Shfiver, A S Todd, Brady,
BE Sanborn, Geo Mcndell, OW HeiskelI
M Nelson, Coen, VIM Humphrey
Jacob Amick, 3 f Kelley, II Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
ff-~ COUNCIL.
On OrdinanceS-Messrs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
L On Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb
o. Aeeomnts-Messrs Shiver, Sanbofn and
Kelley.
=. On Streets and Aiies-Messrs Todd, Will.
SON, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
Ga Wafer Works-Messis Sanborp. M'Lurc
odd, Coen and Roberts
On Market Honsc-Mess.s Heiskell, PUN.
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-MesSrs Amick, Visor. Re.
berts and superintendent Of Wafer Works.
On Uhdrres-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Todl, M'Lure,
SaPborn, PumphTey and Rorerts.
On PtttiOns-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn. . 1E
ON Salaries-Messls Kelley, MLure, Shri-
3 yer, Brady and Nelson. fi
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ALEX II LAIDLEy. CLERK.
NOTICE.

CrMMissIsNtR's OFFicr, Jrne Z. 1915
The I@rfts lnierfs'rI IN The matt Of The decree
above ruhiisl'c are hetrhy notified that on We'd.
nesdov. The SKI ZENITH day Of JULY 1916. NJ
The ui'i"e oi jacob Fiizlugh, Attorneys. in tho
ci'V 81 Wheeling IN tue slate ni yre nin and ,hrre:
alter ut The same place by appointments from ime
to Time shall he found necessary. | will proceed
To receive 'urh pruper proofs oi the MATED referred
To me 10y the aforesaid decree. as may he produced
before me. and 10 take nd state lhe accounts re-.
CURED by SAID decree. and lake sepnti thereof To
tic Count.
AND oil persons having claims binding The re-
nliy OF The sad Israel updcgroT lie, eased. are
hereby noGed to cp;ne in nud prove their sa.;t
claims before me at The sad Office OF Jacob L. fnzs
hugh. on or befnrc "wednesday the TIL RrIETIt
day OF JULY 1915, ihe day by ne ~ rcn,p,oriiy
liked Tor that pnrpo,e. or they will he excluded
from all benefit OF said decree. AMI they are urihet
no'iiied. that before being hdinuod credrofs. ucy
VIII he 'oGu'red 10 pay seenre cordleg 20 aad
decree. tier reasonable shares IL tie erpensss OF
'his suit. EDW II ttTZuCGu.
| Jun 10 & II soils for Plif.