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WHEN ROGUEs F,LL OUT,&o.


l. is well knawn. (says he S'ae Jour.
aal TO all who have listened TO phe pro
ceedngs Of the H use. for few weeks
past, that there exis, zone Of The best
feelings between the Representatives of
thr Queen city. BeiWee Messrs GAL
lagher and ReemeliD bitter fIcd see ms
10 exist On the bill TO increase The
salaries Of the Supreme Judges, The Tor
mer gentleman advocated The increase
as due to the honor and digntv OF The
Slate, &c Mr. Reemelln replied that
he was sick and tired of this humbug
cry of dignity and honor lie thought
one farmer was worth thousand Judges
and LAWYERS. and that the latter class Of
meH were only tolerated as a sort OF
necessary evil con, OH! by Mr. Gal
lagher) Mr. Z continued 10 This wise
al leigh, and WAS replied To Oy Mr.
Gallagher. whD said the honor and Dig
nty Of the State, were matters which
we're not appreciated, nv snme pc sons,
simply because they lacked the iHfeHi-
gence and mind to nndersr nd wherein
honor and dignity consisted! The smh II
demagrgueism Of small pc Iucrans as
evncPd by their ncessant IaudalIons Of
farmers and wholesale abuse Of ell other
classes OF society. was too despicable to
be noticed &c! Mr. Gallagher proce ed.
ed in this wise TO sumo length. all o.
which was aimed Al his colleague. whc
w,eced s"nSihlv under the casliga' ion.
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john VVIaNd's Estate.

N uce is b r.h> giVen that The 50 scr.
Der has heen appointed and qualified IS
Adm nis'ra,Or of the estate Of John
Wand, late of Carroll county, Ohio, de
ceased Those indeht, TO said estate
are required TO make immediate pay
men'. and those having claims will pre-
sent them legally proven tor settlement
within one year from this ds'e
ROBERT CR tVEN,
Administrator.
January 80, 1916
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January I6, 1916
Estate of Levi Newton.

Notice Is hereby gwen thai The un-
derslPntd have hetn appointed ond
qualified as Executors nj tie estate Of
Levi Newton, late OF Carroll county,
OHIO, deceased. Those indebted TO sad
estate are rtQui.rd TO m Ike lmmed ate
pavmenl, and those having aims Will
pr, sent Ih"m legally proven tor settle
IN nt within one wear r. m th,s date.
nOR THO HUNT,
UNI Z NEN TON,
January l6 IN46 Executors.
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TEX IS AND CORPUS CHRISTI.

The Texas National Register, of the
Oath ult, published at Austin, notices The
arrival ol Captain Coleman from SAL
Antonio He announces business al that
place as exceedingly brisk, while great
numbers Of strangers were pouring in
The United States Dragons under Ma
ior Faunlelroy had moved their quarters
10 the o mos. one of the head springs Of
the San Antonio river, lew miles above
the town
From the same paper we learn that
Mai Havs recently visited The east bank
OF the RIO Grande at the Preside, and
sent over detail 10 the Mexican town
for the purpose Of purchasing beef. -
The male porIlon Of The mia bitanrs fed
in dismay at once. II was supposed that
large Mexican force was in the vicnr-
~, bot no discoveries were made.
Among The candidates for Represrn..
tatVes to the Uuilcd States Congress
from Tex we notice The names Of Hon
T. PllAbnrV, OK Governor RUnnes. Hon.
VrlnRy E Howard. Gen FhGm's $ J.
Green. tot. Williams, and we believe
there are others.
ThAra can tie no Doubt Gen. Hendrr-
son is elected Governor by several thou
sand maI"ri'y
Aaregards The complexion of he Tex.
an Legislature. recently chosen. we
IL r
By this arrival we have RECEIVE d he
Corpus Christi GazrtIs q! ihe lat inst i.
new and spirited paper irsr sr,pd BY
Bangs sud FIstt hsr. We see that q
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ATTACHMENT.

h Office Is tereby g ven :oallthoss
~ mteTes ID that, at my instance
writ of Attachment was. on the 10 h 0
January. le46, issued hv Thomas VII
lIsms, Justice o. The Pe Ce ~ and lor
the county of Carroll. and State OF Ohio
against The goods, chutrrIs, rights mo
Oeys. credirs, and effects ol Hugh Kim
mel, 90 aus ni dshlor
JOHN G CROXTON
January % lSa6
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.a.Iy crtusn ir.asItfs lbf ouHv t,erary
I,urnal. Of large and h,ah s,an"ing,
W. h.na.l their vide borders. aud has
yru6lcs,ed anf psumcrtd heir rrrhls
and interests. Iuurg fraihtr yeor Il
will * 10 extend ; US. 10 n, So ard
uane. aud s,licds The increased patro-
nage of the rvblc; and a 50 ruvobes the
AID of lis presear pa'Gous, N * ending
il. circurarron.
Irs contributors prp rumerous- mbra
Gin, pro fessfa,al atdar.at,urvr,rers e
the frs distinction t. the pre>-nrtu
6cren. corps urw writer's sl!l Lo added,
aod neither trouble nor expense vii rs
SHARED 10 N ke he werk emlueGt'y Wor,
Inv Of patronage.
The twelfth volume OF the Nesseus
ger. Numner CXXH5V will commence
on lhe Isl a. Ja.uaiy. le4G Each
uun Der contains "a sup4r>royal uc,a,o
pages Il makes. durug The wear,
large ano eDeg n, volume.
! Reduction Of Poaagf.-In order 70
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THE 90 IL BU sINESs

Al present. and Tor some years past.
the amount Of c1s rsken d .wn the OHIO
aud Mississippi rivers from the shore.
OF Pennsylvsnra Ohio aud Virginia, is
said TO b. about 10 900 600 bushels -
THIS large auouRI, ss i'nriad al nly
ten cents d bUshel. comes 10 81 200 600.
The larger portion of this coal is rak. q
as lsr down as New Orleans; snd he
coal trade upon The river is one Of great
importance 60 a portion of our fellow
crIL 'os. The presraI duty u1on coal is
Sl,75 per ton, which opera'rs as par
iIsl prohibition 10 ils importation. This
Is seeO IN he fact that under the op, ra-
ton Of the present Tariff. for the fret
year, the amount Of coal imported Tell
of more than two- birds Il - SAID by
those who practically understood the
subject, thar removal Of the duiy, ot
even a reduction OF il 10 81 20 a ton. ~
proposed 10 M'K,y's hill, would enable
thr E z Ish to bring coal INTO N. Orleans
and underseIl our own coal merchants.
The removal OF serious reduction Of that
duty will entirely cat of Penns, lvsnians
from the market upon the lower MrssiS
slppl, and, OF course. reduce The value Of
coal here Col dealers, as we'll as
others. must stsni or fall by The TnIif
OI l84a lion Ciiy
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Attach saacAt.

Notice is hereby gwen that there was
writ ol alrscr ment, this d,y (Jtu 8. }
issued by Robrrl Reed, Justice OF The
? ace IN and or h. county OF Carroll,
~ ny instance, against The gruos and
chatles, rights aud credits, Gione,s au6
f4c,s oi Walter r, Smith. an unresl-
dent debtor.
ALFRED TAROR.
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List Of letters.

Remaining IN the Post Ufhyp 81 Car.
ro'r"n, on tn FIRST day o. Jauu,ry.
1876 and II not tex u cur bl he 6fs,
OF Aprrl next, vii be sent to the Gem
era Po- off as dead letters
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Ninth Annual Report OF the Fund Commissioners OF
Carroll county, Ohio,

AsTATEMENT Sh~ng the condon the su'pUs Food wed BY
and loaned Csff JsuUsty,A D. h. 46
Balance Oa 3
ls3j rtssu,y, u
Balance remaining county January, S2O7s4
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fan 16. 1916.
NOIlCE,

Is hereby given stl''re WI be n
petition presenr, to the 'g's lurc ct
the Sraie ol Ohio, at 'ho.r pres nj seS-
sion, rnr graded State K ad, corm'n-
ci,o at heiawo of Han ver n to.um-
hama county, the nearest and hest route
IN Amsterdam. !. ! a. sou county.
NkNY PETITIONERS,
jan C 1916.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jan l6. l846

November Term, a, ID. 1916.
Jacob e. Jones and Charles s. ! -
Boxer, partners trading under the =
firm Of Jones q Boxer, ;
DS
William D Jenkins, Thomas c. 3
WhkIn, and Others.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued
out OF The curt Of common pleas IN and
for the county Of Carroll, in Chancery
sitting. and to me directed, ] will offer
Tor sale at public vcndue, at The door of
The couu house ~ CarroIlton, in said
county, on Wednesday the 20 dOy OF
Febroarv, A b lS4o. between the hours
of 70 o'clock, A VI, and 4 o'cIock K. P M +,
of said day, the 70 lowing dPsrr' bed real
estate, situated 10 The townsbipoi Cen
ire in the countv Of Carroll. Ohio, 10
wit: the west talf Of the south eas'
unarler Of section numh"r two in towr.
ship number fifteen, and range number
ak, containing eighty acres, mole or
tess
W.R LLOYD
Special Ma stpr { ommiss sionrr IN Chsnc'y
JaAuary 9, lS46 Prs fee s. 90
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ATTACHMENT.

At my instance az sIrachmcnt wa'
:his dav i.eurd tv z r Geog Jus
tice of the Peace Of Fox io"nS 'P' or
roll county. against M oro '''' ".'
fleets I'll omss MIdc f. on -.e.
den, or s.,,d county. Daed ms 10"
q! v ~ Il McGILL.
ICfH
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The State of Ohio, Carroll county IS.

Simeon Jennings
CS.
John BrandebUry. Loniza Brande-
bury, Jacob Sterling, administrator :
ol Jacob Sterling. deceased.
By virtue Of an alias older Of sale Is
sued out of the court Of com non pieas
in said county, in this use. and 10 me
directed, will offrr Tor sale at publ,
veudue, at The door OF line court house
in Carrolllon, in said county, on the 25,h
day Of February, A D lS46, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A NJ, and 4 q,
clock, P NJ Of SAID day, The follow no
described real estate, situate in said
county OF Carroll and State of Ohio, 10
wit: the north east quarter Of cron
rhiIty SIX, township 6reen. and range
FIVE. containing one hundred and four
acres and thlrt, -rIghr hundredths OF an
acre, be The sane more or less
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Comm issioner IN IhanCery.
January IS46-Pr zee 50 so,
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BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued
oUI of The court Of common peas in aud
Tor The county Of Cnfro'i, in Choncerl
sitting. aud 10 me dIsectsd, will offer
Tor sale al public yendue at The door Of
The court hoUso 10 CarrOl'lon, IN said
county, 90 Wednesday The 25,h day OF
F,brnary, a ID. 1916 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, A NJ and 4 o'clock. I NJ.
Of said day; The Ieg,l and equitable in
teresl Of The complainant IN thIs case, in
and TO the following Described real es
tate, situated in the township Of Harrison
in the county OF Carroll, OhIo, 10 wit:
The UNDIVIDED fourth part Of the south
east qaarler Of section number lwrn,v
six, lownshiO fifteen, ID rOnge SIX, OF the
lands subject to sale al SeubenvIlIe. o.
w r LLOYD,
Specia Master Commissioner 10 Chanc'y
January OH, lS46-Pr fee So 90.
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Adams John Mcfarland Georg,
B niuGiun Wm MouhsW james
BIssiPr Samuel Mtrshsll James
Cook Permelia Marshall Joshua
Dry ion II McCrur' ] "
Dun ap David NoIaua Edward
Etrust l. zdtus Pra.e Fl & ? 1
Everett, William Parks Sarah
Fprfel Jane Smuh STEPHEN
Fisher & } & INN Shrarpr George
Fridal Vrleuune Smuh c /.
GaIesple Mr. Sellers Matthias
Green Sarah Sellers
Il s,e Henry SaId lane
Hales Thomas WIIIson Thomas
Klnlre George Wilson Chrisl'r 3
Lorg &c Went ! hn
l. nsy John Y Ung Rrber!
Lee William
HENRY A STIDGER, Pm.
Januar, 9 1916
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andy and Beaver Canal.

TANllE STOCKHOLDERS OF the SANDY md
Beaver Csnal Company are here
by notified, that they are required to
p,y an iusrarment OF five d,llsrs on esrh
share OF Stock, on or before III" fr.t
DAY OF March mex, |ud one ul he
same amo at. on ur brtore The first CaJ
nl April next, to the Irca.urtr III the
Company. at the Canal ofi e il n, "
Lisbon. Ohio-Belng the q and 7h
l1slam nls.
By nIder n the 3 ard
CHAS. D HOST ErTER,
Ser'y : & B Z Co.
Office cf the s & B Canal Co
January 2s lc46.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS S.1LE.
The State of ONO. Carroll county SIS.
The State. ol Ohio,
CS In ChBnCeTV i.
Robe Il NJ, Edery, ,er slsN
By vlrue oI an order ol sale Issued
from the court OF common pItasin ssio
cuu0ly OF Carroll, in the above cause,
nnd 10 me directed, vii cffer Tor sale a,
public Vtndue al the dorr OF The court
house in Csrrolton. in said couuy on
the 25 day OF FebIuary, A ID, 1916
between the hours OF 10 n'ciock. A NJ
and o'c ock, P NJ, of said day, he fol-
loving Described real estate situated IN
the Town Of CarolI,on. IN SAID county
10 wit: Lot nun brred SO and 36 fe
fronting market street Of lot numbered
48
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chaucery.
i'm Is 1916
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The SiG'e Of Ohio. Carroll county IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NoUemJer Term, A. d. 1876.
David NJ MaIus
rs IN NHANCERY,
John Price.
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1t ought to he recoIlecIed, that the
people have had very short notice. and
have been taken some what by surprise.
end that The late method Of msklrg is.
sues for them, is very unusual one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-01
MANUFACTURERS NOTICE.
George Griffin

"TOULD respectfully announce to the in
wv habitunts of Passumpsic Village and
vicinity that he has leased the factory of James
X Remick, Esq for term of years, and the
Factory having undergone thorough repair
ing, with the addition of power looms, and be.
ing in successful operation, is now ready 10
receive Wool TO manufacture by the yard or
on shares, as may best suit customers, into
Cassimeres, striped and checked of different
patterns, and hannels of all descriptions and
colors also, Frocking, an article that has been
much called for, but has not yet been made
at the Factory.
It will be useless for me to tell how much
experience and skill | have had in the bust
ness, or how skillful workmen intend to en-
ploy, as it is expected that every one who goes
into such business is competent or has hands
who are, though sometimes people are dsap-
pointedj it is enough for me to say that all who
may please to favor me with their custom may
rest assured that no pains will be spared in do.
ing the work in the best possible manner, and
trust in style that cannot fail to suit Gus.
toners.
Also, WOOL C.4RDED into Rolls, and
CLOTH DRESSED in the best manner
All damag"s done to wool or cloth in card.
ing, dressing or manufacturing shall be made
good. Country produce taken in part pay for
neutrality-suspicious. and soap taken in
full pay for cardng rolls and dressing cloth.
N. B. Those who bring wool to be manu-
featured are requested TO ascertain how much
they want ofthe different kinds, so that they
can tell when they leave their wool that may
know how to meet their wants.
Passumpsic, VT May 4, 1916. 45Stf
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Variety,
The Two Brothers.

The following beautiful Arabian legend we
copy from the Voice of jacob
The site occupied by the temple of Solo
mon was formerly cultivated field, possess
ed in common by two brothers. One ofthem
was married and had several children; the
other was unmarried. They lived together,
however, cultivating in the greatest harmony
possible, the property they had inherited from
their father
The harvest soon had arrived. The two
brothers bound up their sheaves, made two e.
quail stacks oft them, and left them on the field.
During the night, the unmarried brother was
struck with an excellent thought. My broth.
er, said he to himself has wife and children
TO support; it is not just, that my share of the
harvest should be rs large as his. Upon this
he arose, and took from his stack several
shenves, which he added to those of his BROTH
if he had been committing an evil action, i'll
order that that his brotherly offering might
not be refused. On the same night the other
brother awoke, and said to his wife, my BROTH
or Ii yes alone, without companion: he has
no one to assist him in his labor, nor to re-
ward him for his tolls, while God has bestow-
ed on me wife and children; it is not right
that we should take from our common field
as many sheaves as he, since we have already
nore than he has-domestic happiness. If
you consent, we shall, by adding secretly a
certain number of our sheaves to his stack,
by way of compensation, and without his
knowledge, see his portion ofthe harvest in
creased! The project was approved, and inn
mediately put into execution.
In the morning, each of the brothers went
TO the field, and was much surprised at see
ing the stacks still equal. During several
successive nights the same continuance was
repeated on each side; for as each kept
adding to his brothers store, the stacks always
remained the same. But one night, both hav-
ing stood sentinel to dive into the cause ofthis
miracle, they met, each bearing the sheaves,
mutually destined for the other. 1t was thus
all elucidated, and they rushed into each 9TH
er's arms, each grateful to Heaven for having
so good brother.
Now, says the legend, the place where so
good an idea had simultaneously occurred to
the two brothers, and with so much pertinac-
ity, must have been acceptable to God. Men
blessed it, and Israel chose it, there to erect
Vihe house of the Lord!-LG,nmtine
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-01
The Northern Remedy.
". IT, DOZENS TEGEE4BLE BaLS.aMI

N II. DOWNS' FEGET4BLE B.4LS.4.NIC
ELIXIR.
The most effectual remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood, Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, Group, and all diseases
of The Lungs.
TKNHlS Medicine is purely NEGETABLE-the
Il result MT of mere theory and speculation,
but of much study and research, during years
of suffering and debility; and the inventor
having succeeded in curing himself, and hav-
ing tested its efficacy upon thousands of indi-
viduals in New England and the Western
States, feels great confidence in, recommend
ing it to the public n safe and efficient rem
edy. 1t operates most conspcuously in re-
moving all morbid irritati0nS from the L,ngS
and Pulmonary Organs, keeps the cough loose,
promotes ELpcctOratiOn, renders tie breathing
easy, and induces degree of quiet to the sys-
tenn, peculiarly grateful to the patient, after
having experienced days and nights of restless
nquietude and suffering.
1t has at least one peculiar advantage over
most other articles in common use; it is FREE
FROM STRONG oPIATEs and POWERFUL AsrRIS-
GENTS which liable to do great injury to the
patient. In the use of this article, the cough
necer ceases till the cause is rcmOred;-hence
when the cough ceases the patient is we'll.
This incompatible medicine is prepared on
ly by N. II. Downs, Troy, Vt, the original
inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS and SMITH, st. Adams, VT. Only
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be
supplied in any part of the Union, upon the
best terms.
Sold by especial appointment,by ]. c. Bng-
ham, St. Johnsbury Plain Jonas Flint, do
Centre; J. G. Darling and G. s. S. Hill, Con
cord; N. W. French, Lunenburgh, Fuller &
Co. Lyndon; NJ. H. Newell, Burke;J. Blake 81
son, Sutton; w. 81 S. Bradley, Wheelock, VT;
N. Gilbert, Sheffeld Dana Weeks and Stan
ton, Danville; J. M. Martin & Co. Peacham;
Geo Hubbard, Guldhall: J. Jewett 81 Co,
Barnet; DIR. McNabb, McIndoes Falls; Geo.
Cowles, Ryegate: t, c. Butler, Derby Line.
419yl.
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fssfs.TTs fsESys tJsyS;sss A. a9a5 "A -! ~
$3.50 $3.50 VA ESsA as-SS
Concord Railroad.

Fare reduced to $1,75 from Concord to Boston
ON and inter the LIST of Nov. Passenger
" trains will run daily, Sundays excepted,
in connection, with the Boston ana Loweli' uilu
Nashua and Lowell Railroads as follows, VIZ
LEAVE Boston at z A NJ, ii NJ, and NJ,
Leave Concord at A M, II 1-3 NJ and "a
PM. -, - -
Trains from intermediate places will run as
follows viz, UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 AM, 1875 M, a. 6:a I"
do Nashville at $50 A M,l2a Pm ~ o0oP
do Manchester 9;35 4 NJ ID P d 7;2o
or Immediately on the grriyap0t the cars iro'"
Boston. DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester % A NJ, 1916 PM a. 4fM
do Nashville 60 A NJ, ii PM a. 5P
do Lowell, II NJ; Up NJ; 81 NJ.
or Immediately arrival of the cars from
Concord.
The second train from Concord arrives in
Boston in season for Passengers to take the
o'clock train to New York.
The road connects with the Boston " Name
Rail Road so that passengers may pass be,
.twixt Concord, Haverhill, Exeter, Dover ana
Portland either way daily
Stages Immediately on the arrival of the first
train at Concord, leave by various routes for
Hopkinton, Newport, Claremont and Windsor;
for Lebanon and Hanover; Plymouth and iia-
verhill Canaan and Oxford; Meredith Bridge,
Centre HARDER and the white Mountains. On
the I'd day from Boston, Stages reach Royal
ton, Mddlebury, Montpelier, and Burlington
connecting there with the steamboat and sta
ges TO Ogdensburgh; stages also run from Ha-
vcrhill to Stanstead connecting there with
stages to Montreal Numerous other stages
connecting with the Concord railroad run to
the principal towns in New Hampshire, YER
mont and the Canadas.
Stages run daily from Franklin and San
bornton to the III o'clock train, returning at
ter the arrival of the I'd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows;
Leave Boston at 81 NJ and arrive at Con-
cord the same evening.
Leave Concord at 81 NJ and arrive at Bos-
ton at J the next morning.
Freight, First class, So; second class, $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and
Boston an hour at least before leaving, to in
sure delivery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked,
and when valued at more than $50, notice
should be given and extra charges paid, or no
claim for damage or loss beyond such sum will
be allowed. n. u. UPiAM, Supt.
Nov. |, lS45. 432yl