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Balffa .laril Court, is:
~ III. psr If Jsha / Etefcf enc Il Tie distributes
u aI 1aas Everett deceased, more ihan two ears as
ing gaei siacn the qualification al The I'd John ~ er
i isiratof Il the SAID Thomas Everett, deceased,
il J. tht al persons having claims against the
tate ID aid deren do exhibit the same Ia tie aid admin
t at5r if sslfIcmsu Wiia mons from Ills date and
!. ordered fhat cap. lhis order se published in
lie Iynrhburs inian, Tor eight wrecks. and posted the
font aoar tie Couaouse 81 tbs county two several
Court Gays
Copv-'reste,
JNO. Il. SrErTOE, Clerk.
Nay psw
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NJ. *. LAy 11ZDG z CO,
.NEJp GROCERf end CO.HBLSSIO.NHOUS
At THE OLD STAND oF
HI. Ant i sd.
\ RE aow receiving tGeir Spring Supply of GRO,
n CERES, &c. aud offer In s4Ip
q binds Ca, =. Re- ao \. @. Sugar
hid. c'taed ougar, very far.
40 oag5 Re-, lHgaya aad Java Coffee,
~ hl,ds aid blis. N dasses,
l2l kegs Nalls, assorted,
100 sacks Salt,
boxes Woolscy's Sugar,
800 lbs Blislercd Steel
500 lbs Shear and Cast Steel,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
Besides numerous other articles. viz:
topperas, Nader, Sweet Oh. painted Buckets, Rice
Soap, Maekeral, Bed 'feking bleaehed Cloth, Turhy
red Cotton, Ginger Pepper. Asrice, Salaralus, b5N
Backing, Pins, Buttons Trace CHAINS Hoop Iron Tea
and Table Spoons, Snspeaders Make. n, Silk aud Cot
Ion andkt's., Apron Checks. Spna Cutrou Bed Co d.;
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills. JUS Jars. Sc.
&c ToaIl Of which they invila The attention of rheir
friends and The public ger eay assuring them that every
fXerlon on their part will be loade give entire sails
iacllo' 10 all who may favor them with call
Feb, 26 Is
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GENTLE. HENS
~ Fs.s'fSkEE.l'Ss STONE.
w0ferhousc, rtHiYemore 81 20,

III ~ lNgsmnsd Ia he alaHe 90 dor l,'yW y
Il iymaf's baa Stfe. af=n4,Y faaegIaga latae
s5d fioiec sel-l5t Of Ginning and Furnishing bao1s
suitable id Sffag aad suaIiner WtaI. aid VII odaI
efeat Inducements 10 eeatltmcu w-bHs Ia purchase.
comprising va
IN ~
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SUPERIOR RGADY-MADE

l. o + N " q,
wtich have been selected with much care and will be
offered al such prices cannot fail 10 please They
respectfully ask attention Ia the follow ing anlcrs winch
have Isi been opened and arranged for inspections:
Cloth Goats. OF all kinds and qualnles
CashmereI Froek, D'Orsay aud Sack Coats
Habit do do do Il,
weed Cashmere do do d,
Metlno do do d.,
GIach aud Fancy French Cashmere Pants, very fine,
do dp English do do
do drap u Etc and Bombazns do
White and Fancy Ddlhoe do
Black SILK, Satin and Boulbazine VESTS.
Fancy - d,
Cashmere, Chally and Toloelte do
White md Figured M,rselllcs do
Al.So-A great 9arely of Genllcmeu's F.INGT
G0UDS.
Apul Is 70
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I ~ =.
fnnob and Eaaf5b6lso dfass and fl,sA Coats.
French d. bue, greru,
brown aud olive
Dnn.de Efe
liaek Enalal Ni.ao
Hupde-i4efla
Gfatla laiI slad 5ud qial.iits)
tHHrg Cashmere
Tweed.
X umin aud Cotiona e
White, brown, grass and fancy Linen.
PANTS
French and English doe skin and plain black CAST
mere Pans,
EnA Ilsh Merino
Dap de kienna
Dnp-de Etc
Metropolitan twin
W h.ir aud fancy Linen Drilling
IIin anG einprd inpn
kItnlin AID Gou made
PESTS.
Black and fincy S1tih Vests,
~ d. B4rathoa SIX
Do b ,nbaz ne
Fancy Six
Wine, enbfoiered and fancy MarscilIes " sc.
FURA1SHLhG GOODS.
Shirts. Collars aud Besoms todrf Shirts, Drawers,
Ngbl Shirts, Scafls. Cray1ls, Stocks. Ties Knots
llandkerhrls, Gloves, suspenicrs. Sn.pendcr Finds,
salleners, Night Gaps, Money Purses Money Bells,
Walking Canes, Umbrellas, 81. sc.
also.
larle ass tlmcnt Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
lngs, as follows;
CLO1HS,
French and Eollsf bllrk brown im isibe green. OIL
i've aud blae BfaI tblhs. Dap dr,lie. Ctoion Coat
ing. AIPnecas. fwreds Mlllpn Coallng, knmin fan
cy Linen aud Hamilton MIXTURES.
P.1NT1.OON STrFFs.
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spring and summer ssOods.
P.EEs Fg.E.E ~ EsGYbEg.y'S

WAKE pleasure in announcing Ia lhtu friends and
the public. that they have received their Spring
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April Q

virgins
fn's he'd IN The clerks oe Of Tia circuit superior
enl o IA" and ehanccry Tor the ount, al Nelson on
the 9Th day Of Alril, 1olG "
'"'l's be', Plaintiff,
nn1nst
Thomas Moses, Benjamin Pann nd Mary his wife Sol.
ONION tdty and sally llS wife, Shropshire and Ret.
y hiS Wit Paan and Patsy his lie --I1ronixr
ma harl"te lbs wife, Jonathan Mo.es Charles Muse,
Ann hoscs jane Moses Peg, Moses Jam Ale1aui and
Sali> u VIE. EtaIlmn rann aud Betsy his " ilr Char
2e Moses AID Polly Moses heirs law 81 t1utl uoe,
- ''o Defendants.
II CutScEGY
The defendants, Thomas Nssrs. Patsy rnnnilI -
Shropshire mud Betsy his wife sally Caicq and =
p1|f'9 having entered H. il appearance, aad given Sc
ear according tofLz 3ct Of Acmbl, and rbITs -
fo,n and II ape ring by satisfactory =, dcnce ha the d
az 'sh i'nts are not Inhabitants Of this couonv,a nh. m
IN iion"t the pamtin, BY tl II counsel /, odr.I %
,e ad dsenian do appear here, at n,cs be m Id in III.
'i' OH cd The said rplt. On The ffst Monday IN Iv
and answer tie Plaiallas bill aud II at i
9de be t7flelth inserted III tie ,ncIlnfg Yfeinian n
m nen1P1fr publ bel ~ dc town Of Iynel lurg ior Two
month and ano. cop, iroi rostfJ =, 10
Front doorof HE count house orfls count, ON .tr '
EuPy-Teste.
April I'm, = *.
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10 ERe k.fEeRS.$.

'ENlIE SUBSCRIBER would beg leave to call III,
4 ladies TO beautiful lot Of
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WILLIAM TAYLOR &. co.
Removal of the United States Agency and
NOtarial Office.

VNHE subscriber has removed his Office from F
l. street. to the small Office which has just been
erected Seventh street. too doors ADORE The Post Of
fee where he will continue to act as agent for PEN
sons, patents lands, contracts, and claims Of every
description.
Being notary public, and commissioner ofdeeds,
&c, forthe States Of Virginia. Illinois, and Aabo-
ma he will attend in any part of the District Of Co
lumba when his services required.
Within the past two years, this Office has been IA
vored with good share Of patronage; many claims
have been advantageo settled, and large num-
Der are now in progress.
ChArnAsTs in all parts Of the United States may
con slider this permanent AGENCY, and may conf
IDENTITY intrust to II any business that requires an
agent or attorney at the seat of government.
Persons making inquiries which require visits and
examinations a the departments, will please enclose
small rttainiug fee TO remunerate for loss Of time
and correspondence.
All letters must be postage paid.
EDMUND F. BROWN,
Attorney and Agent for Claims,
- Notary, Commissioner, &c.
WAsHNeToS CITY, July g. 1876.
July S--3td&3tawcp6m
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should make room for honest, industrious men.
The public interest and tho public morals demand
H. We want laborers, not lecturers--seryanls, not
masters. An officer who performs his duty, has
nothing To fear from the operation Of the bill under
discussion. They not the men who resort 70
the despcabe means | have mentioned They are
not seen in platoons Sunday reeing and siagger-
ing with drunkenness. j understand thai there are
many in which clerks receiving large pay
perform little or no service, while others receiving
half the amount OF pay, perform large amount OF
labor. This is unjust in every respect If we are
TO pay men in order 10 furnish them iving-if we
are TO support those who will not labor, let us erect
a national poor house at once.
Mr., HoUsros OF Alabama rose, and requested a
statement Of what States had oyerdrawn, and what
States had too few In the distribution these Off
ces.l WOW
Mar. RArHBUs replied, have not risen with the
view OF making any such statement, or for the pur-
pose OF complaining here that any State in particular
had been neglected.
Mr.. HousTos repeated that he desired the nfor-
nation with reference 10 his own action
Mr.. RArHBUS replied, that several gentlemen
around him had the information called for by the
gentleman from Alabama, which they were ready
TO communicate 20 the House. rose mainly TO re-
ply to the witucisms of the member from Illinois,
MIR. DOUGLAss,l in order 10 satisfy him that this
not "a solemn farce" but really serious mat
ter. III have succeeded, am content
APPENDx. --The following statement will show
how the Offices distributed and whether there is,
IN reality, ground of complaint. IL was prepared
with much care by member Of the House Of Rep
resentaiives, who kindly furnished me with copy;
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OVERWHELMINGLY ne " project
N and worthy or attention. Great Induce.

ments for adventures TO enrich ycs-Sixty
dollars on every one hundred dollars nett guaran-
tied back a, the worst luck, by Southgaie q Co.,
when tickets to the amount OF $500 are ordered.
The purchaser may select any lottery, can take
regular packages Of tickets, or shares or portion
of each, or can take promiscuous tickets and out Of
as many different packages may be desired, or
any particular numbers he may fancy so run
upon. -..s gaf .a. 10 ..s 20. az b.. ....
Southgate & Co are the only vendors in the Union
that ever offered such superior chances to ticket
buyers. II win be seen we risk more on the gnar-
aniee than the purchaser; but We not the least
fearful Of the result, we are confident that among
such vast quantity Of tickets, there must be drawn
several three-number prizes, and very probably
some Of the capitals. IL shares are taken in as
scheme, il will give the adyenurer twelve hundred
numbers! and lin 80 50 lottery, twice the former
number b. III. ...f#y. .r..# o. ....s g.. .'. gE
On the receipt of 5000, we will send the certificate
that cost $500. Deb. ~ ,..y.. &c.. ,..t... ....-
Now is the tina for clubs TO be formed in this
way; the risk individually, will not be large For
ourselves, we have every confidence in a glorious
result of the needful Let the project be tried Ad-
dress
... . SOUTHGATE g. CO.,
Penn. avenue, Washington, ID. c.
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Curative Hercules.

ioADs admirable, patent, safely grad uafed.
" electro-galvanic apparatus, united with the
medicated vapor bath Of the Undersigned being the
only one calculated for the purpose A great ma
ture-aiding remedy, (eavng no.bsd effects behind
for rheumatic or gouty affections Touring. as well ~
preventing return Of paroxysms;) nervous dsorders
including tc-dooureux, and partial loss OF sight.
hearing, ond speech; complaints offemsles; oons,ps-
ton Of the bowels, (prompt reliefD scrofuIs, DC.
See statements Of cases, and vouchers Of phvscsns
at apartments on Pennsylvania avenue, south aide,
sixth house east Of the Market, nearly opposite
Browns Hotel Auerdance every day, at an hours.
previously fixed upon ~
July 29-3tswtf BOYD REILLY
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TT is the bounden duty Of every true

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i southerner to subscribe forthwith to newspa
per which so nobly defends southern rights, even
if it were not what it she ablest literary journal
in America Southern Journal.
THE WESTERN CONTINENT;
PARK BENJAMIN AND WIN. T. THOMPSON, EDITORS,
Is family newspaper, published every Saturday
in Baltimore, Maryland, and devoted to the preser-
walton Of the Union and the best interests of the
South of no party in politics. but independent; con-
tanning the most novel and pleasing literature and
full epitome Of all the current news Though es
tablished but little more than three months it al
ready has weekly circulation offpe thousand CO.
pies-quite sufficient to insure its permanently This
number is increased by daily accessons Of sub
scribers from all parts Of the country. Specimen
numbers, containing prospectus, &c, are always
postpaid. The terms of the paper are as follows:
For one subscriber ~ a year, in advance
For three subscribers, 5 "
For club of ten subscribers, Is " /" .
For club Of fifteen subscri
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Postmasters in all towns and villages are request
ed to act as agents, and will be allowed handsome
discount on any number of subscriptions obtained
and forwarded by them Money may be RENTED
to the publishers always at their own risk and ex-
pense. The bills of any solvent bank in any State
received at their home value. Address the editors
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i southerner to subscribe forthwith to a newspa-
per which nobly defends southern rights, even
if it were not what it isthe ablest literary journal
in America.-Soiahern Journal.
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S4O,OOO!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No SO, for 1886.
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
the 22d Of August, lS46.
$35, 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

$35,OOC
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
.. Glass "a, for 1876.
To be drawn at Alexandria, District of Columbia
on Saturday, the 18th Of August, 1876.
SPLENDID FRIES.
prize of S35,080 l prize of 1886
do .a 10000 1 do 1900
do 5000 do 1000
sl,900,-Sl ,SOO--Sl ,70Ol--S1, 900!
10 prizes Of 1880, &c.
Is drawn plumbers out offs
Tickets Sl0--EIalves S5-Quarters AZ So
Certificate OF package Of 26 whole tickets s12O
Do do IS half do so
Do do 26 quarter do 80
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages In the above any of the lotteries under
the management of Messrs. Gregory q Co, will re.
ceive the most prompt and confidential attention,
and an official account of each drawing sent irnme-
diately after,ts over, and postage paid by us both
ways on NIL letters when addressed TO ...
.RoBT. o. SOUTHGATE e. co.
July 81 Washington, ID. G.
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AIRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
lNl the railroad depot, would be happy to receive
private families or transient bosrders.
April 27-3twtf
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Total onicers a

The total number Of officers in all the departments lex
cePting secretaries and heads OF dspartmentsl
T2g
The States above named have 2lB onlcers
Leaving for the residue OF the States s4
Ihe whole number Of representatives /. all
Making nearly six to each representative while the States
before named have fraction onsandahaf TO each
representative Total representatives from all the
aud Territories Is a29 Call the District Of Columbia
gressional district and Have In all two hundred and
thirty districts Divide 100 1s0 and ind three ocers
to each district and thirty still remaining be dis.
posed Of .......
above named Penn yvsnia has eighty; leaving all the
others which have hundred and nine
one hundred and thirty five ofcerbeng twenty
officers than representatives
Thus hst hundred and nine In
one part Of e Union have hundred and thirty I've ON
cars and ninety Representatives In another portion OF
the Union have 1--WE hundred and fourteen officers.
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TJNURNIP sEED.-n170 pounds Of ,urnip seed.
Il of various kinds, in store, for sale; warranted
fresh and genuine. J.F. CALLAN
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DENTAL SURGERY.
Dr. Parker Surgeon Dentist,

DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Carroll
IL ton and vicinity, that he is prepared to perform
all operations on the teeth, plugging, extracting, IN
aertng, &C., in amanuer that cannot tail to render
satisfaction Provided, as he Is, with the mostlm-
proved instruments, and possessing the skill which
nothing but practice can furnish he feels confident
that those who need the dentist will find to their
interest to call upon him.
lie ovails himself of the present opportunity to
return to the ctizens OF CarroIIton his uuieigned
thanks for the liberal patronage hhertoeeeived at
their hands. Office in his dwelling, adjoining his
store room, Main street, CauoIlton, Ohio
MAY %, 1846-32-u
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As general family medicine, especially IN coun-
Il Try so subject to sudden changes Of temperature
as this, their value is incaIcuIabe. BY having the
Brandrcth pills always on hand, should sudden
attack of sickness take place, they can be gwen at
once and will often have effected cure before the
physcisn could have arrived.
In choic and inflammation of the bowels, these pills
will at once relieve, and perseverance in their use,
according to the directions, will surely do all that
medicine can do to restore the health OF the patient
In all cases of Indigestion, worms, asthma dis
eases Of the heart and all aflcctonsof thestomach
and bowels, the Brnadrelh pills vii! be found nev-
cr failing remedy.
TO ensure the full benefit of the celebrated pills,
they should be kept in the house, so that upon the
first commencement of sickness, they may be at
once resored to- One dose then is better than a
dozen after disease has become established IN the
system. For sale at the store of II. A. STIDGER.
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INDEPENDENT IN ruLITGCs-Jusr IN CRITICISM.
Edited bv P,rE BENJAMIN. late editor Of the New
World. and ". r Tuo,usoy. Iate edioroG the Au.
pusta Mirror. and author of Major Jones Court
Shin. Chronicles of pmcviIIe. &c.. &r.. kc.
WIE hyoralla ausnices undpr which thls iournal
is commenced, and the warm announcement
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as consistent with right and justjcc-nterests be-
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maintenance OF the Union Of the States. 1t seeks
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THE undersigned have formed professional part
nershipunder the style of George McCook \ Son.
They tender their services to the public, at the es-
tabIished rates of the country, with their assuran-
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