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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19
D.TIRREsHi.FS.I siill
HE AS Iilst;i ecelyed, und4 Keep Com
Ia IL siaiiy onhnnds nFREsHSsDppt Spf 49,.
yhs SssRaiiltSl 4ljes
n uN

Iii E ssai,i,yion l,nnd. 3 IN
Mgs,sshs sedhcines r. sfihtSs 0is.
ss5 and We %Sfrtfis. s7.ss
He does not think proper 90 Hans1asa lie
public, by. ADVERTISING sltts prices, bntpersonss
wishing to purcbaao. maybe assured thnt ie
VIII sell at as LOW PRICES as any one in Edge &
held Hambug or August 80. s
The totfo1oing constitutes a part of his
Stock s.: ~
EPSON and Chamber SsI.s; sssSs-.5s
CasteraO Oil nbol,les,e eorby thsas
Calomel; Tart sEmetic, AssafsiId ar rso,,,,,..
Root, Rhurbarb, Jalap, AIaenesiia fs,,Sa N .,si'
Aloes, GatIb0ge: Cayenne Pepper aIpipb;nss2s
Cremor Tartar, Opium EaudanufS parraon g.;
ic, Quinine, Preparations q ron. so,,;l..ss
Sweet Oil, sarsaparilla Roo; and; preparations
Of The same. Capaiva, Chloride Of Soda. .Eiher,
Campilor, Nitre, Ammonia Hive Syrup, and
any other article thatmay be called for.
P&TENI MEDIC NES;N:Ss$s sss1s. =:
UAllof Dr. JAYkE,s Aisdiciness warranted
genuine. Sold as chenp Us can be fopnd :. !.
any Drug Store in this or anv o1Ser .,isss..s .e
obtained directly from Dr jayne ss ,lpnSsS p,ass
his only Agent in Augusta
Bulls Sarsaparilu. Sands Safsaoaril
Carpenters Do. Philotoken, Z.
Carpenters Extract Cubebs and Gaf,aSiys
Turrant's Do, Medicom,ief:,u M Godl lrasys
Cordial, Mofatl's Pills, blofaits Biiiers.ss
Champlan's Fever and Agae Pills. Chsnipi.1 j
on's Vegetable Anti-dyspeptic Pills HIIiI;s.
Fever and Ague Pills, Spencer's Pills. .HuIrsi
Lozenges, Peters PiI's, Cooks Piips Dm.
pont Tooth Drops. Thompson Eve Wstcsas
Tabnestock's Yermifuge, Thompsonion Med.t
cines. Rowand's Tonic Mixture. SaidIitz. anT
Soda Powders. Swai1s Panacea, TuTliaggtton,s
Balsam, Hays Liniiment, HaffisoI,s sOint.
ment. n sure cure for gseald5 head. Cccarna,ss E
Acoustic Oil. for des fness, and all .oiheri.
Patent Medicines in common use; ss 9
PAINTS AND OILS
White Lead. Of all kinds; Red do Verdi
girls. Spanish Brown, Venetian RED yandvks.s
Brown, Turkey IIumber,ssG brIine = ;reen nv !,
Cerome Yellow, VermilIion. S,one 0cIrart,
Ivory Black, Term Sienna nm Z 40 De- 81
tent Black, Lamp Black. Yellow I,caye | Ts,f. z
arse, Russian Blue, Tur6eutinee2 Rnss ~ pyaEl4s
Yarnish ofa kinds Lillseed l,;i gr,n;n;f., on,
Lamp Oil. Meats Foot Cil and aIt,ha rss.s
tal Oils. ."s - 11sss'f's
DyF.STJIFFs II !: s:ssSS s:ssSS q ~. ss;.siS ..s.iS
,Snani.h FIo,il Jnd;ao s',.., a,,I1!,,,..yS,
Loswood, -Camwood. Brozil. Ivnod ' Eusp;.g
Red Saunders Tu,neric Conar.s 49,,
Biuesiune, Blu ' and all oer "sl'I Sve GSpffas s,n Aqm
~ -, 80 49, ~ - : .ts. ,S.ai!s. ~ :ss>,-,
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Georgia Manufactures. had an

Georgia: Manu- es.--Wes had an
Opportunity, q few Gays since, Of wiiness.
ing a few drawing! knives, manufactured
E6y Mr.. Allen Cleveland Of McDonousG,
Henry county The finish and temper of
the blades appeared good. and SO far as
we are capable Of judging. elhink these
specimens of work would bear u fair COM
parison with any similar article imported
liom abroad.
Mr. Cleveland authorizes us 10 say that
be warrants every article made at his es-
,ablishment-aud that he intends devOtlng
much of his lime and means to the gene
raj manufacture of edge-Iools and guns.
We wish him all The success that his n-
dustrY, enterprise or merit entities himio
expect or receive. These drawing knIycs
are fof sale at our hardware stores, and
we hope persons in want of such articles
will examine and give them a trial.-Au'
gusta Const., 18Th instant.
Introductitn of Cotton into Turkey.--
The Sultan of Turkey, wins is one Of The
most intelligent monarches of The age, has
determined To make an effort towards the
introduction of The culture of Cotton into
his dominions. With This view, more
than year ago, he requested the Ameri-
can Minister at Cons,antinoplo 10 confer
with The Secretary State, for The purpose
Of selecting and sending 10 him one or Two
Americans we'll acquainted with the pro-
cess of cultivation of the plant.
Mr. Buchanan ''as al length succeeded
in accomplishing The preliminary meas
ures, by the appointment of Dr.. J. Law
renee Smith. of this city. and Dr.. James
B. Davis, Of Columbia, who will leave by
The lsl"f October a, the latest, for Eng
land, on their way to Conslantinople.--
They are TO carry with Them Cotton
Gin, ploushs, hoes, cotton seed Of the va.
rious kinds cultivated in this country, ag-
ricullural books, and every thing else ne
ccssary to commence al once, for which
the Sultan is anxious, the necessary pre-
pararons for planting uexl year.
The selection nude by the Secretary of
State is unexcepionable. The acquire.
menls of DR.. Smith rs scientific mau
are well known and highly appreciated III
this city; and his companion, DR.. Davis,
is Practical planter, well acquainted
with the cultivation Of our saple.--Eve.
ming Nc1vs.
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A no'ion was made by a member Of the
Legislature Of a Western State, 10 lay a
lax on horses, cows. asses and olher do
mes,ic animals. A member moved to
strike ou: the word assess, or 10 amend the
resolution by inserting The word "quadru-
ped" after animals, else, he argued, The
law might operate onerously on the morer
Of the resolution and Other honorable mem.
berS Of. The House.
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Senator from Maine.-No,ice has been
regularly served upon Mr.. Bradbury, the
Senator elect from Maine, that his right 10
the seat will be contested, 81 members Of
the Legislature declaring thai they voted
for Mr.. Evans, If which only 40 were re-
turned by the ,ellers. This will be-. ii is
said, The 6rst instance in which the seat Of
aui u. s. Senator has been contested.
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The fishermen: from The Bay of Fundy,
are arriving with faircargoes Of mackerel.
say-from TOTO $50 barrelss IheyErepor
mackerel plenty, and fat though raih,r
small--smaler than has been known ltr
several years. %
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Notice,

A LII persons having demands against the
IN essate Of David Richardson, are request
cd t" present them Immediately properly at.
tested: and all debtors oflhc estate, nre required
TO make prompt payment, rs the affairs OF the
estate are about to be closed.
JAS. NJ RICHARDSON,
JAS. 8. GUIGNARD,
.,rs as~ e.a. Executors.
May1 s..s " Is.
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State Of South Carolina.
ERGEEIEI.n DISTRICT

II III y q = y DI'5 ILIO -
In The Court Of Ordinary.
Austin Rowe and Others, J
Appli'ts, rs. Mary Rowe
aad others, De('ts.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction tho,
u Andrew Jackson Rowe, lives eyond
The limits of this State. il is lhe,eto or.
dercd that he do appear and object 10 the
division or sale of tho real estate of WIN.
b Rowe, deceased, OH or before the hrsI
Monday in September next. or their con.
sent to the same will he entered Of record.
Given under my hand at my otlico, I'd
June, 1916.
JOHN HILL. O. L. ID.
June Sd, 1916 l2w 10
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NOTICE..

YEVHE Estate of AIARrIN B. LoyELEss, decd
u being Derellct. those indebted to said
deceased. are hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment and those having demands to
present them duly attested.
JOHN HILL, o. L. D.
ausu.s If %
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500 ReMarii.

NB ANYWAY from the subscriber about
10 the 10Th of January Negro Woman.
by name of NICY, of dark complexon. about
35 years Of age she is supposed 10 be about
Charles Glover's plantation, where she has
been seen. The above reward will be paid to
any person who will deliver her to me at Edge
field Court House.
S. +. GOODE.
EdgeficId C. H., April 90 If II
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July 90

siness al my old staud, at the first door above
Presley and Bryan's brick store; Where may
be found. al all times, all kinds OF HARNESS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, and all other articles
generally kept in such establishments.
Military eqnpage, made 10 order in the most
approved style, sill also be promptly fnrnislI.
cd at my shop.
All persons wishing TO buy, | hope will give
me a call. l shall endeavor to put oil my ar
ticlcs as low, as in justice 10 myself, can pos
siby affurd to do D. ABBEY.
Nav Is II l6,
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Thunder Storm in Richmond.-The city
of Richmond Va, was recently visited
by one Of the severest thunder storms
that have been known 10 occur in that
place in many years. Some injury occur
red by the wind or ishlninS in throwing
down chimneys, &C., but no lives wero
lost, at least SO far as had been learned.
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Notice.

"A LII Persons having demands against the
IA estate Of Henry Carr. dee d., aie request.
ed TO present them legally attested and those
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
June3 -a"S 's-i If 10
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SadsiBerv and EaarHness
ESTABLISHMENT,

] take great pleasure in
returning to my patrons aud
friends in general, my sin.
cere thanks. Tor their very
liberal patronage during the
past year. | would also,
lake this Ppoitunity 10 in
form them, that | shall still
continue 10 carry on my bu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

One of4the most certain and easiest
modes: ofdelecling counterfeit silver mon
cyislo drawlhe edge Of sharp pen-knife
across the surface. If good, it will cut
like. rich old cheese;' if counterfeit, the
edge ofthe knife will catch, as ifit had
come across some hard subslance.-Ere
ming Ne,os. Il -
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Oregon.-ln Oregon liquors are not al
lowed 10 be imported, manufactured or
sold, under heavy penalties. This blocks
up the Temperance folks in Oregon.
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EaYnC'S EXDpCsOralnt.

From the G0rTadycic0rf Me- journal.
We publish the following, Us among the ma.
ny evidences which we are constantly receiving
Of the increasing popularity of DR.. Jayne's En-
pecloram. We have no interest in quilting"
It-any further than we have desire to pro
mote the health aud happiness Of orr fellow
creatures, who are wasting away with those
complaints, for which this medicine is All abso-
lutte remedy. And in calling the attention Of
the public 10 it we feel that we are in the laith
lul discharge of our duty.
New PORTLAND, Nov. 4, 1S42.
Mr.. PRATT.-Sir: | wish you To send me 3
bottles of Jayne's Expecturant, and in this con
nectioi, would say, that deem il an invau'
able medicine, aud an article that no family
should be without single day have used
it for two years ir my family. end Lave always
found it quick uud efficient remedy for tight
ness Of the lungs, produced by long protrnc,ed
colds, which produce the short hacking cough,
the premonior of Consumption, in which it so
frequently terminates in this climate pro.
perly and seasonably adnlnsl red, il will ef
tectnally break up the most violent colds, and
thereby prevent The many violent ievers, so
frequently consequent upon them. | would
most cheeIiuly recommend this medicine in
all cases Of that nature, as invaluable.
JOHN Fl. WEBSTER.
CH0LICS and FRETTING ofINFANTS
Every mother should have Jayne Carmin'
alive. 1t is the very thing they need for their
children, as it Immediately cures the cloIic, and
allays oil irritation Of the stomach aud bowels
4. 5. ROBERTS sole Agent, at Edgefed
c. H.. South Carolina.
Besoare Of counterteits.
august II 81 80
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DIR. A. w. Younsbrood,

AhFFERS his professional services 10 the
W citizens of Edgefeld Village and vicinity
ottlee next door, Easr of DR.. R.. r. Minis
residence. Apri! s!R q IA
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The friends of EDMUND Morris
ESQ.,. announce him as candidate for the
oiIice of Tax Collector at The next election.
Nov 6. If E4l.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

&5GS, THE Subscriber Inns determined
XEa5R to offer at Private Sale, the valua.
HYts able tract of LAND, on which he
-asAaxzo now resides, on Turkey Creek, wa.
ters Of Savannah river, "a miles from Edgefield
Court House. The tract contains 23O acres,
aud the land is in good state for cultivation
Fortparticulars apply to the:snbscriber ON The
premises. JOHN BLAND.
Innn o. -.----.-, .c %
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VA ONDER SUCCEEDS WONDEk,! {!

J.. d. TIBBET.TS.
Edgeiicld c. H.. March II ,f 7
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1PmIn. ApriI7 ls46. = - e ~ q
Ee"Culer's Pahacea," sold syIlolasale and
Retail by Jos. IT: Rowand, No: 376 Market
slreet;rP. HE on, eoraerFn and Poplar .
CIV. Vaushan. corner. SackaniaSori & Queen
Sta. kensiilston, and onr accredited Agents,
X 5. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefield c. H.,
South Carolina. August S 81 ~ 2S'::
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THOS. G BACON, G. G.. p.
Clerks Office, July 8 l3t "a
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lTSUtS UiS dppIcutiSO WIN "aHou HuiSh-
ness will find uniformly thai he is The To-
serby it.
How often do we find even moderate
correction objected TO on The part of par
enls, and yet the righ, to use it is indis.
pensable' TO the exercise Of authority
Why is il that we find The youth of The
present day noted for gross immortality and
misconduct? l, is not that The proper
restraints have been broken dowa. and
masters are 100 often absolutely afraid to
Go5their dutyby those who are committed
to their csre. Look into the streets, and
see who are The disturbers of The public
quiel-tbe night braw!ers on the high
ways. Are they not Ill mannered. unruly
boys? Look into The .penilen.iaries aud
jails, aud who are found the. inmates of
them? Are they not persons who when
young disregarded wholesome control.
and who by the indulgence oftheir unbri-
died passions have worked out for them
selves infamy and disgrace?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27
MARRIED

On Thursday the l9lh inst. by the Rev.
M. A. Ruter, RoBEEr ]. ATKINSON Esqr,
Merchant, to Miss MATILDA JACKSON, all
Of this place.
Accompanying the above notice we re-
eeived a liberal, a bountiGll share OF that
cake Of cakes, The Brides Cake, together
with kisses with wrappers on) "nd other
tokens Of remembrance, for which printers
aud editors, and the drUi himself could
not but be thankful. If we were not quite
so particularly fond of the "sweets OF liIe,"
we could almost wish the happy pair had
withheld their testimonial. II was our in
tention to say some tender things, on the
occasion of our friends morFiagP, but. we
would like to have the credit of dong ii
i,'aakly, and without re ward, AS it is, we
W Ill only say, with the utmost sincerity, &c
all about the office join us, that we do de-
sire for The welded pair long life of love
and happiness. And should Fortune
frown, should storms overtake their bark
on the dark sea Of life while Hope sings
ioyously her Syren strain,
MAY they look up, though clouds theirsky
o'ercast
And say, Together we will bide the
blast"
On the same day by the Rev. E. Green
wald. Mr.. Morgan Butler of New PhiIa-
delphia, to Miss Mary Ann Rough, Of Su-
gar creek Falls.
On the 5th inst. by the Rev. A. Stump.
Mr.. John Hoohler to Miss Sarah Miller, all |
of Harrison County,
On the 10th inst by the same, Mr.. Amos
G. Haversick to Miss Sarah Ann Harsh,
all Of this county,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27
h,- gsen grra. loss Of lie a, well as prop
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Later news from The = c NJ eeeiion IN
Nav Hampshire shows that the delesl
o( LocoiOcoism in that State is mes,
complete. The Radical Democrats have
lost their candidates, both for 6overgo,
and for Congress, by maj1rtss against
them rOugIng from twelve to fifteen
hundred votes. TIE same party has
elected only two OF The FIVE Executive
Councillors, 'nd but three or four Ol the
twelve Senator'S,
TIE House Of Representatives, on
whom will deVolvp the duty OF electina
q Governor and United States Senator
and filling all ihe vacancies in the STATE
Senate aud Board ol CourciIors, is sals
beyond all doubt. Tbt Boston Alta,
has returns OF The elec ion Of / 70. Whiq,
and q Independent Democrats. max ng
an 'alliod force 10 the House of l43 -
The Radicals have hu, 81. The town.
and districts remaining 10 be hparC
from, which gave majorires sgaiosr 10
eOlocoI'm in November. are eniItlpd Il
eleven Repvesf, ofaiives, Ond those which
gave maJoriIi es in it's lay0F BEs enrllleG
10 hneen mrmbPFs. II these d O no wors'
the House @ill stand l54 Wings and In
dspennentsto to lI2 Radicals.
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SHERiFF+S SALE

BY virtue Of two several writs of
Vpndi EGponas. la me directed Out Of the
court Of common pleas OF Carroll c9un
", OHIO, WAl efFpE for sale NJ The door
Of rhe court house. 10 CRrFolhon, on
Mondav the t3h dav "f Apri rpxl, be.
l~Peo the hontaof lGtnGlock. A N and
4 O'Clock, + M. of sud dav. So cres q,
land. being part Of he west haIf If The
north west quarter Of seetion 10, leu a.
ship rs, ol range g.
Taken IN execution and wM he sold
by E. INQUIRE Sheriff.
February go, tS46-prr $3.50.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing
hetween Gessge NanTnIP and George
bong in the TsenjBg bnsippss, hasbeen
this Jay dissolved. bv mutual r0n'R1t.
GEORGE MANFULL,
GEORGE LONG.
Augusta, March 7lb 1916,
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THE RlBERNlA AND HFR NAILS

The mail steam ship lIihernia. CaptaIa
Ryrie, left B,s'oa on SUNDAY afternoon
with seventy one pessAngeTs-sixtv FvS
For Liverpool. ak for Halilav, end twen
" FIVE blrihs taken 81 Balifax-- making
in all ninetv-six. She takes ont psoba b.
ly thu IAv9as mail ever dospatc he J
from The United S'a'es; the whole, in
Cluding the Canada m1i'. upwards o.
iohy-6ve thousani let'efs, and a Ou
two hundred busbe Of ha~sPap rs
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March 6. !646
SRERfEE,S SAEE

By virtue OF a wrii.of Alias Vendt
BxponAs, to me directed. out o. tho court
ol common pleas Of Carroll co. ONO,
will Offer for sale at the door OF The
court house., in CaFrolllon, on Monday
he t3th 3,y Of AprA neat, hstVesR 'heT
hrnra q 10 n'clerk. A NJ. aa6 "'"fcKt
P N-uf sad dav: Lot noa1hef ~ IN me
Io,au New II rris5orgb. GaHC!t coun'
" ard S ale Of Ohm. -,
TaLen ia expcuion and will be sold
80 4 Mcguire Sheriff.
r h,uarv 90. lS46-pEf 81 50.
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Road NetiCc.

Pnbic notice is hereby given than
after thirty days from this date there
viii b. petition presented 10 The Trus-.
tPOs-of Augnsts township. Carroll coun-,
~, praling for the lDCution aud es-
tablshmenl oi Fa@nsbIR. road, cop-
mrnclng al nr near he corner Of field
belonging 10 Iahn Kirkpatrick, on The
NOrlA side oil lhe CRrrolItoH roa9 within
a few rods o. the corneE oitbs meadow,
thrpce 10 run along lbe meadow leRce TO-
thp house nav aeevpled ty William
PIlIars rhance aaTlh to William P'yH.
lcr's bridge. ihence west 10 R.5en Her.
ring 3 sil bls, hence north 10 he north
lao Of Section 2e, rherce west along
said Iiae TO whreoak siuTP, tA,Dce,
north 10 Jacob Whisnor's housr, thence
thu nParPs, and b ST rcU'e TO he Still
Fork School House on fhumas Con,
nelley g. farm. there IntpTminst9.
MANY PETITIONERS
March 6. !646.
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ANOTHER SLAYER CAPTURED.

The ship Pmiher, in charge Of Midship-,
mao Macomb, in seventy-fve days from
Ca penda, on the coast Of Africa, arrived at
Charleston on Monday evening. She is u
pRize tothe U. States stoop of war YorF-
'IOlOn, having been captured and sent home
under suspicion Of being engaged in the
slave tFads..
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ireland.
From The Londoa TImss..

a
There appears obe no on &c doubN
that an Amos, unlversa fannosl7 u bnW
10 visit rhat devoied is apd. Such Ia
Hhs drsadrui reality whieh has been
homing upon Us through the mist Of /
rish rumor and Eng allsh InrFedull,v these
ionr or FIVE moGlhs. Il which nov is loa
disuHct and 100 paIpabIs o be any long,
sr denied Bot he worst le4lu re Of the
case is the almost nller absence Of re.
source. A dreadful Visla'ion af nature
is aggravated by The imperlec, ehasac-
ter Ell our snciaf institutions. II is, i'm .
possible TO hit on rcInedy which shall
Doi run into abuse pass lntoa Vicious
precedent, and perhaps t0 great ex-
tent Oudly isasIl, and perpptuGle the
misery 1t aH chs TO Gu ..
The Commissioned 10 investigate the
condition Of ireland. say 1t appears
"fTom undouhled authority that o 81
counties 10 Ireland, aol one has escaped
failure Of the polatOe crop; Of f3O poor
law unions, noI one ia exempt; oi 2058
electoral divisions, ahnvs f,400 are Ger
iaioIy reported as having suffered"
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NOTICE.

Al nv instance q viii Of st'aehiae nj
was this day issned BY Adam hickman,
a Justice of the peacse Of Bee township.
Carroll county. Ohio. against he prop.
ertv and effects Of jain F. Ferguson, q
non resident 6f ssid'couniy. Dated this
3rd day OF March m the year A D.
lS46.
WILLIAM s. STEEL,
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ATTACHMENT

Nniies '' hereby gis,n ,hst 81 nv in
stance d SfIt ol Ausehmsnl Nss 90. he
4,h day Of March. 1876, issurd by ,osh-
"a ID Feilou,a Ilsucs ut the peace lsf
Ceh'fe io~ nship, Csrfoil rOunIy sga'ns.
he property aud tG CTS oi HliusUu Va
audl, Oh absent dvbi a..
Ell BARTHOLOMEW.
Ageol OF albert VaL Dora
March 18Th sac.
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SHERIFF,.S SALE

By ViHWe of writ of Alias VpRdi
Eypnnas. issued OUl OF The court OF CON
mon pleas Of Carroll county. Ohio, and
10 me dlrpeted ! viii oHtr Tor sale al
he door Of ihe courl-hnusc. in CARROLL
ton. on Monday, the t3lh dav Of April
nex', between The hours Of 10 O'Clock,
A NJ. and q o'clN.k. p M. OF saiJ day
lhe following real esrae, 10 wit; Lot
numbe? A, in The Town of Downing
vile Carroll county, Ohio
Taken in execution and will be sold
by
E MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 90, 1876 rlSI,50.
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ATFACHMENT.

At nay instance an attachment waa
this dav issUe6hy r. R George, jos.
lice OF the Peace OF Fox Tow nship, Car.
rnl county. sgsiost the propeHy and
eff ESQ Thomas MIdCoff,' ron,resi-
dent Of said COUNTY. De ed this 18th
day Of December, l64A
u, McGlkL.
Jan. is, is4e@
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ShEREE'S SABR.

Bf viFHa Of writ OF Fl IA Ell levi.
ii lsc'ss issued out of Inc Court of Com
mon Peas OF Jefferson CnuRry, Ohio
and 20 me directed. Twill Offer Ier sal 6
at The door al The Court House in Car
roIIinR on Monday the l3.h dav Of A
pril nrxl, betWPen the hours Of 10 o
clock A, NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ o.
said day. lhs following zeal estate 10
wit: part Of 'ha aarlh east 9Aausr O
seciiop IhHtv> IN township 'hlrreen. C
Range Nv" ,coR al0lUe nhs hundtrd. ant
lSlriy arTes more OK less. FakeA II
ExeculI9H and Wllfhe Sold ty me
E. MCGUIRE. Sheriff.
March 6. 1916 Fr.. L50.