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PAUpER EmGRANTs. On Wednesday, Sls
German emigrants arrived at New York, in
such destitute condition, that they found it
impossible to procure lodgings or food, their
whole capital consisting of $40, not half dol
lar piece. They slept one night on the pier,
many Of them sick and diseased, and others in
firm from advanced age. The authorities were
compelled to send them to the alms-house -
The True Sun says, the arrangements for their
passage appear to have been made by some
unprincipled passenger agents with the autho-
rites of German township, and a sum sub
scSibed to get rid Of the aged Paupers and des-
titute children and families. Promises of land
and abundant employment, and even money,
were freely made; never, unfortunately, to be
realised by the deuded emigrants.
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MAINE ELECTION. The Boston Atlas extra
gives returns from lie towns in that state,
from which it appears that there is no choice
of Governor by the people; that but one mem
Der of Congress (from the Kennehec District, a
Whig,) is certainly chosen, though there is a
probability that in the first and seventh districts
the democratic members are chosen by small
.huIoritlor, tlut probably not one naIrthe Sena-
tors are chosen, and large number Of towns
have failed to elect Representatives. The
Wings have large gain in all the towns heard
from.
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. le45,

From the Boston Mercantile Journal JAM ls45.
DOWNSTAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
There many "certain cures" fer coughs colds
and even consumptions, that we are sometimes dis
posed to question the efficacy of any OF them, Mr.
s, w. Fowe, adruggist of the highest reputation,
at l3o Washington street. has the agency an arti
Gle called Basam of Wild Cherry, which seems TO
nave wontor itself good reputation where ever i /
has been introduced. We have seen letters from
variBus parts of New England, from persons of the
hghes, standing in the places where they reside hear
ing testimony TO the benefit themselves or friends
had received from a trial of its properties.
Extract from letter dated
Petersburg Va, Jan. IS, 1915.
gentleman of unquestion able veracityinforms US,
that his brother had been confined to his he'd for
weeks with some species of cough, that baf1cd the
skill of several eminent physicians and by the use of
two bot les of
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
he has been restored 10 perfect heah and he is now
ga fat and healthy MAJ"
Yours, respectfully,
ROS5ER ANDERSON, Druggists.
On hand and for sale by
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor Baltimore and High sls
Seth S, Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
s Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins * Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st Elisha II. Per-
kns, corner Market and Green-sts,; George Il. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N Robinson, SO North
Gay street. sells lw
N7-FRENCH AND GERMAN L COOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single GIate.
Also the most complete and Iargestassortnent
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirelynew
patterns, before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. :, for sale and made to order cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. T.. s. FRYER,
Milf No North Gay street.
Rg- SOUTHERN TRAVEy.. Travellers for the
SOuth,--say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchbarg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
6F- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Rreast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL D. CLARKiS assortment, which is com
dlete, at his Old Established Store, Waters I'd door
from Calvert. apps
yaNRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of a decree
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Ry- SOUTHERN TRAVEH,. Travellers for the
SOulh,--say to Norfolk, RichmOnd Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynehbarg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9TH
or Route, See advertisements. ie26.d
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Ship Cincinnati, Goldman, Cantor, VIM wilso ii!
Sons. N
Ship Potomac, CIagsett, Amsterdam, D NJ flod4r|
'r: id
Brig c II Rogers, F w Wilson, Brazos st u
master. IA
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The ig.gsdsr GrnTd dirrrts lhat the
most Visa.sHt AMI acliv- efforls be- made 20
fehnFr curdial response 10 the call OF our
r5Httry' who tor over thry ypars lla- slam
bered IA The hPoi peace; and when that
lePose hos BEEN blokrn BY the loot Of a for
f'gn Toe, oar eiilzens murdered on our own
so'l; he expects every ouiger under his COM
handto do his duty wilh devOledne-s and
PATRIOTISM worthy the character Of the
SmsP-
BY OrdeEof the Bigadips General r. A.
S1dger. Z X. EC,KLEY. Aid-de.camp.
Col. JAMES H. Rogers. OF 4th Regi,usAs,
81 Brgadr 6lh Division. Ohio Militia.
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Dental Surgery.
DR PARKER. SURGEON. DENTIST

DR PARKER, SURGEON DENTIsT,
Respectfully lnlorms
~NTN the CIuzeLS oi Car,
0S4&%S otto" and "c'mly
mat hs "a prepared To
perform oil operations on The l. eia. plug
gIng, extracting, nseIlug, &c lua man
ner hat CaPuot la!ito Teudtr, salislsr
uoa Provid, d.as he - WIIh The most
impro.ed nslTumenls, aad possessipg g
the skill Which nothing bat p5pcucs ecu
IuTa,sh, he leeis COZ 6dtnl that those Who
need the dentist Will dud Itlo lheIrIn.
ierasl TO call ugUn him..
He ayals hlmselI OF the present "a
pUuunIIy 10 r,lula In the clt, Zensoi CaT.
roItOn hts anlerg0, lhaLks ioT ,hs hO-
sraI patronage hnheIsQ !. .ceIYst,aI heIT
AsnOs.
Office in his dwelling. adjoining his
Store room, Main street .CsrGulIlun.
May %, 1876 32:ll.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

That on the 5'h d May, 1916 SJl-
yeslef Grlmes and E Elizab beth NJ. GTimeS
BY lhelF, qua 'dIsa Srorgr MarIall, ST.,
fled in ihs eoHl Of common pleas OF
Ia ,IolI coanly, Ohio. sasIs. petition for
PARTITION, sgsrasl Sa'tOR CUnninebs IN,
Julisn Grimes. .. d Marion Grimes. snd,
John R0ueI heir guardian, alledglng 2
that said Canning ham iSowLsT, n ieep
OF !our elgh ss. sa1 zach Of !he fellow
ing persons oNner. in fee, OF one eighth
paJt flo wit, julien Grimes. Marion
Crimes, ), IVesler Grimes and Elizabeth
IA 6umrs, Ol The iClIo~inR lanes, rS.
vii: I'd acres Sf ks5, situate IN SSId.
Carroll county. in sscIion %, TOW nshIp.
Is aud rsrge 5, beng the ~ssl hall Of
the northeast quarter OF SAID section, and
the residue OF said tract beng situate in
the northwest cOrntr OF the SouihsOpt
quarter oI ssiG selIan, norIh Of . ron;
and the Nhols tract beiPg boSAdrd north
by Iaud si Jphn Reford, On ths Eesl bv,
land OF William MsHiBl on the south by
land OF Simeon Ienrlngs. and on Ihc east
Ay laad OF GeaEge Grimes: and said peli-
uon prays chat ps:iBlap be aads 10 each
parry in interest according TO his and her
respective !nltresr to hold in sPVerhlly.
VIM. d EWING.
Attorney for DsieDdsntED
NAV a lRAfi- 30-6t
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LATEST NEWSh

GtoriOHs,netss from me seat Of ,oar!,--ths
IferieGMS tWice routed ahd 1900 kUsdl--ihe
rAemy's guna carried al The poi9ltofAk Akt Buy
O''et!-ite AmerieR army eisto'ioIIs{-. .N.r
jar Riase!h kittsd an detrncp Of his coun-
ty!-Gra. ..Ncjia taken prisoner.
Our express reached Washington in
advance Of every thing and was by our
energetic errres ponjent communicated
tWs by W sses Telegraph. We has
Ten 10 lssne II IN an Extra Sun,
By the D''y PicaVune. and an extra
from The Mobile Advertrser. Of the 18Th.
We bnve, news, 'he subs ance Of which
j. contained in, the following:
There has been TWO eng gemeRts be
Iween Gen Tsy Ier and lie NJ xIcac
troops, the 6rst occurring on The 1h.
when Gen Taylor was returning n,m
Point Isabel to his earaP opposite Mata.
moras. ln this. the NJ xicans, number.
uSg from 50sa. 0 Z 90Gs were repn sad
Our army WAS eeplng on rae 6,.ld OF
hattie. OD whI"h the Brxr day 800 Mrxi,
eans were found dead, aDd several pieces
u artillery, stores, sc, were e'pIuFed
y the American army. Maj RlOgod
lied from wopHd received In this ac-
nm. Of The two days' battle, we can
MY give The following PARTICULARS from
tle Plcavune.
The U s steamer, Col, fLrney, arri-
red this morning, pst as our paper was
going To press, from Brsaoa Santfaso..-
She ietl on The. 23d lAsn. The ntws is
gIOrir US TO our arms She briggs ofEi"al
aecOUVls or srCvnd bail he, bsI Hsea lke
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hl KHAN snd ams,irtp b.Sse.. Which
&" b place % the . h"i My c,ml<'n-
ei"g a. hall yasl 3D'c eck. +. A. wHhiu
'h're milss ol Camp rayloT
Fhe action WAS on The edge oG a ~.
vine. sRd o1s mHe from the ChspparaI.
which was nsaF IWelve miles h. wtdth
The W csus Commence d the acl.au
with heir afIillery, whIeh 9as posted 81
a. '"-~efp marrow passage, taro0gh
"heh Grn TayiUt ~as advancing, there
OeYg swamp on The oihsF hand,
huo ong the prisoners tskrn by GsR.
Iaylor WAS Gen. NJ ba. For hlm two
American oHcprs were oH red - ex-
Change, but It was de- cliasd 10 give him
up save 10 exeSangs Tor an ufIiceI Of a.
9nal rank ~heneyeroRe should be lsksn.
Gen. Meps. vac allowed lo be sccom9a-
n'rd by one Of his aids, ss a friend
Lhe Mexican AMY was So COZ 6deni of
victory that every preparation had been
made TO celebrate il. buI ell lheI pTe1a-.
TaIlons tell lRIO the hAnhs Of The Amsri.
eass. lathe fAghI many OF the Mexi
caas took the river, and W.! 20 drowned
VI theH attempts ta.sWIm 1t.
Cen. Favlot seached his camp in the
alIernooR. after the action. having their
Whole force He s,aned then,x. morn
ing tor PORl babel. and arrived here
on hs evening ut the IO.h without mo
leslalton. On rhe morning. Oi rAe hb
ne started back to hIs can p opposite Ma
iamoEaS We need Rol say lAaI he aad
his stmy are in 6pe spirits.
EuTlhr lmormalIoa has beea received
that Iha American Consul, and all The
American residents at Matamoras had
been arresie6and seat TO oS4lilI!o, small
l0wn atouI 80 miles frum Mala noras.
Geo. EsglJt IamrdialeIy ordered a
change II ths teeth Of the easmy's des.
ltneIISe hAe, and The troops promptly re-.
s2ondInsD carried the easmys guns at
the Polnt Of the hayanel. So sudden
END ImpsIuous wHs the attack, that Gen
AI'sls had, no lime 10 save bo papsrs,
which, Nlth all his spuadencs tell
into the aanda OF Gen .'Eay lor.
Ehs action Ias ad one hour and a half
IN which, time SIX, huH1hd hirNIcans
we're killed or Rouu ded, ard The Ameri.
cans.'ooG. three hundred prisoners, aud
EeIghi pieces Of arllIety.
I Fhe hme rlcsas lost in The aclion a Sou,
islSiy Two killed Oad WOuaded. Among
the GlIIed,were Col, Mcintosh, LI Coch.
T"N, hH the bur'uag OF shell; 1t Ipgp,
tsnd,nne or Iwo hers whose names are
uat & van, Cal kAno, BIS CITES, V,r4
O"nk, Houe, Luther, aud others, were .
mong the Wouudvd. We regret to say
that Nj RHguld, who wis wnanded on
the ~ inst died GA The 10Th aad was
buried with mlilIary hon rs
T. Ehe lttal loss a( the lAex:caps in both
actions was al least 200.
/ The Mexean force amounted TO Of
leos' 5000 men, while that o the Ame
flcsns did not e2ceed 1909 mea. an
exchange o.! prisoners took place suhss-
qpsnI TO the btrIe, nv which Csp,aln
fhuMt0n and LIS. lasdee aad Kane
were released 1t Dean was demanded
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FrOm the seal of War.

The news rom the army, Oi the attack of
the NexcsRs upOn Gen. Taylors camp,
opposite Matomoras, which appears Oh the
Ou:side OF this paper, was somewhat exay-
gerated- Below Is more reliable account.
Of the battle.
STILL LATER The New Or sans Pic
AyuRe OF the l2lh, brought by ,ae Mem
phrs, gives the following account OF The
attack on General TayIoTS Camp.
On the lsl OF Nay he main body Of
the Army Of Occupation marched rom
the Camp on The 30 GrsBde, leaving
RS garrison IN the fe d.Norks Opposite
MaIa,DOrAs, The 7lh Regimen Of IuIsa
Try, and tw0 companies Of Artillery,
commanded BY Capt how'd and bieui
Bragg The whole cohmaHdrdby NJ jor
Brown, 7lh, hlaatEy
OO the n the Army enes mped at Punt
Isabel kirly in The morning OF he 81 &,
h AeaEy eannonadIng was heasd 10 the
direction Of MarNmoTss, which, was con
hnUed during The day, aad at intervals
dbHng the might and during. the day OF
the 4ik OSiNglo The d,fiiOaily of COM
RDnIcbtion with the Fort, no intel isenca
was received NJ Head Quarters rsspeor.>
ing the. n suit Of the csnnOnade, anr
the mOrniRg Of the 9Th, when party
sent IOrwaTd TO communicate brought q
Dispatch from HsjOr BowH, announcing
the particulars, brief aaIe menl Of
Whirh follows.
Al kRe o'clock on the marniRg,of lhe
9G, a ERE was opened apun Ihs fart from
0Ds Of the MeMcan batteries, and was
continued. With, seven, guns, The Are
was Immediately y returned an6 the battle
Ty silsDced by our guns iB thirty miR.
uIss-'wO Of the eAemys guas supposed
TO be dismOunted!.
The enemy thea, commenced Rrng
from the lower fort and mortar battery;
brisk FIRE Of shot and shells was Rep,
nP, hat without damage to tie fort or
garrison.
A deliberate ere was now kept ap hv
our eighteen FOUNDERS upon the enemy y
guns and The city OF NaramoF0s, the
consulate Aags being respected.
The FIRE OF tha enemy was keptup
with ul cessation UBti hall past seven.
At len 1t was :e eOporarty sUspsl ded, but
TeCOmmpnced anj continued at ,nte rya IS
'n0tiltwelve at nigh, Although itIs
believed that some E20Ga or 1870 shot
were fred, during thiS period bc4 one
casually took etiecI-a seTgesu, OF o,
Company I'd lnlsDtsy being, hilad.
Not oRs OF our guns was dis ismoanted,
though the enemy's FIRE was cencenirA.
ted for some time on The eighteen pOun
der batsry and the shot Ir41uenIIy
struck the smbr' cures
Al i've O'Clock on the morning Of The
4th, the FIRE was res amed bv the enemy .
continued fon twelve or R;leeB, Shots,
Aod kept u?-at long .inte Eva s. during rbe
dsy, bOi wi;hnH eject.
The amount of damage done TO- the
snsmy, beyondi silancrag lhsir batteries
esnnOi yet, be correctly known
Our l0lnrnanl assur res us thatii was
understood 10 be General PaSlor al
hO0 10 rsmnrn. at Point fsahe anti thai
p St should ba Reri' eAv Tort FED, and
large seeession Of troops shnuld, rive; !;
hut be further gives, us very rsasoa ia.
encourage those eaE"lIlng or wha,maN
desire the0roll themselves. 10. believe
IhS. Gea, Tayhr Wrlhlead hem at once
into aclise s'TVice--Ihat it is. his. firm
intention ~ carry lhe wa into Africa.
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0arrotlton, April 50, lG4s.
ESTA gE. or ANDkEW MOORE

NpIce IS hereby gwen that The suit
,cuberA 5 sOeea agpalulsd ard guaIlhf d
as aomrursrts4or. with me viii tnn'Ard,
oa lar eaare Of A. drew MnuFe, Iase Of
Carrlt county, Ono, cecess,d. All
persous indebted In sad estate are II gut
red 10 N he immcd,elr payment, aud
hose having GtnumS, Ia pres ~ them
Legally praven, loT settItmeBI, within
uae year IRON ars date
GEORGE MOORE, At ar.
May 8, I>4Gr-30-3.
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I6N Acres,

SeSenty Ave oi Whlch arc cleared and
~ good aale Of caluYhlion,. the bal
ance heavily umrerfd; the. SaAdy and
haver Canal possrs through the 'anf
There 10. one OF rhe best Orchards at
grated lFall on il that lac whale Soudy
valley can aford.
Any person wi'hirgto pa'rhass "oaId
Do Wali,to "a h" apnlit uon 'mm dla'e
Nv 10 tie SuhsGr,arf, living IA Magnolia
Stark cuantT Ohio, where terms, &c
Will be 'aade known, aud by Wham 'he
land vail be shaW VI,
RICHARD RI SON
Magnolia, May g., IS4S-3 81 1,
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FINAL ACCOUNTS,

kIed at the May term 1916. and will
be presented al the next term Tor ina
settlement. Final account ol Benjauin
CobuTn. administrator Of George Co
burn, deceased; Of Sarah S3ear,ng"n
admlnIstFa,rix OF Thomas SweaFingaa
Gecg ased;. Of Rache hMvsrs admnisrra-
lrl% Of Ahn MVers. decreased; Of Pho.
mas George, administrator Of Roberl
Russell, deceased; :. Of Jacob Nj Ter, ad :
mlnlstra'a1 Of Andrew Miller. deceased
oI ira SeahOai adra' nislrator Of lhn
B"abouI, deceased; ); of ,h cob gilman and
E'zsbelh laDuze. admnistrator OF John
.Houze decreased; ;.oI E9oRard, Bars and
Isaac Lewton.. Rdmni al salors Of David
WeaV"r., deceaaed; Of Samuel II ,rsh
,adminlst TAtor of Jso III Everly, decsne
ed; of Henry DeyhuR. exccalorof Rhil.
Up DrN huff deceast d.; OF John, AIler,
executor Of Margaret Harsh, decsaspd !;
ol bsoph G'lIars AMI Jane KanhusAira
executors OF George WaRh.Srrk. decea
srd 90 Alan Jackman aud hmes bong.
.rA cYlars Of SamMp NJ Connel, deceas-
ed; Of Frederick Nape and John Nape,
: %sru' ors Of Christian Nape, dece ased !;
OF Jonathan Miller, pxrculor Of D. aeI
Longarre. deceased ;; pf J5mps More
head, eX cWluE Of Thomas More head,
dc"eas-d;. oI Charles Miller and Susan
Shh0a bu' Z, Fxrculors ct klch0h& ST. a,
Raburg. dereastd;; Of John Pusa. admin
lslral"r of Alexander leslie, deceased;
ct Garret PRrEine. executor 0l James
deceased; Of John DefuFd.
executor OF John Bart, deceased; Of
John Crabs, guardian et George and
Elarriet Crabs
DANIEE McCO0K. CIeFk.
May 30, f846-33, St.
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Pres. Alr. JouN PeEIEs, the business viii
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time, to pp(cEase new materials, as they
ere de,euQiurI to publish a paper worthy
he pau-u4ga u IAe peopie a this county,
The Edil0rill department Will continue 10
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ESg.
The undersigned would remind those
Who are indebted TO him, thai il Is ind's-
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should he seltled immediately. lie has
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% ca5I irmedialely and discharge tAeiE
indebtedness
Those Xho haVe accounts standing, as
administrators, Executors, &c, may ex-
pcct to find them in the hands at pr9peI
aiiaars far ca,lseI.en, if not paid soon.-
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Advertising or, Iot Work. OF every descrip.
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NOTICE

Is hereby giSra that q petition Will
be presented 10 the Commissioners Of
Carroll county, al their June seGiion
for the year lS4S. praying iar an aller-
alton Of SheaTer's Road, IS follt wA:.
eoRmenc'ug a. point in SAID road >.
bout iopF rods from a certain spring on.
lhe auds OF FeiI Handle, thence about
Iapr rod = helow The heed al SAID sprrg.
crossing said spring run. thence The
nearest and BET, way to inrersect said,
Shearer's ROad at, about fifty rods frog.
said splRR,
FELT HANDLE.
Nav I 1916.
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LANE For SALE.

The subscriber offers Tor sac va IA
bic quarter section Of land. yang me
aud a all mrtsII,m AByntsl ugh, tuC
three quarlerr oi a mle ham M Maano'la,l Il
fatm-ilT Oward b. Capt. Downing, ca
lHluIng
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Estate of Ann ERItOn..

Notice is hereby given. that Ihe Uo-
dprsignsd. has. been appointed s"d guar
fed as Executor OF The esiAie Oh A""
Ful,on. la,e Of Carroll county. Ohio. de-
ceassd Thoss iade sted to so id estate are
requiredro make immediate psymeHN and
,,ose having claims will present the IN
legally proven, for se,tlemant WiAln one
year from This date.
JAMES ALLISON, Cs'r,
Msy 8, IS46- no u,
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ANOTHER, VICTORY,h

We are indebted to Stage passenger
for copy Of the Steabenvile Herald, ex7
ira, containing the following gratifying in =
telligenee:.
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fresh PEcaancI-

/ FINE article OF this Fish just re-
n 9eAyed and for sale nj the RE PAU,
RAE BU' X & MrKEE
Carrolllor, May 2a- lSi6-3SvlI.
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~ gurgAGcs " ihe ~ - Gorge
llarumsn. dscsa "a, sad oY ,tftvr 81 =
useios Of Esr rsu5t % rOu mon pleas,
to ssd loT \. county o. .a.f"ii. ~ clas
ceTy s,rusg, Ihe'e uiil be- I'D 10 the
hIghysl bidd-r. "a SATURDAY ias l3h
day Of June, ISti, bsiwsrn Tie hDsr,
Of . O'Clock, A NJ sud 4 u'c'uck. P u
m said saY, o. lhe pr, misss, ths follow
Ing drsrnbed Tral estate, i've pfnpefy
Of he SID SrOfg- Hartman, deceased.
sl,spts "a ihr angoty g.. CaEgoH, t. 81:
ias essl bait Vi me northwest InaT'rr
Of section ;. u, ina ashlp 5. Of range 9
vSreptag lWslss acres 10 ths narlARes
corner sold by said EyeculoF TO SADusl
Hgrsh.
1xRAs cT SAL3-QUe third eusb "a
hand, tue lhlTd H one year, sad tl'
residue 10 r~o yesrs, airh interest iron
the day Of sale. Payment secured b
mortgage Oh The premisps
GEORGE HARSH,
Executor Of George IIaIrimaa 4. dye'cs
May IL. lS4S- 3I-5l.
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Fhe Arrai ila Cotton Factory, recently
established near, Pensacola. Rtorids, is
Row IN iu'I operation,
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NoTce Is hereby gwen mat The uR
dersiRned has heea appointed and
spaIlGed as. Executor. nj the estate Of
David Workman, late Of Carrolhcoun,y.
Ohio, Gsceased. Those indebted 10 said
eslate are required to pake immediate
payment. and those having claims will
present them legally proven for. sei'ls
;Ncnt within one yeas frs III this date.
JOHN S ORlN, Exr.
Nav s, IS46-3O 81.
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SHEHIFFS; SAEE.
May 8, 1876 80 -6l.

By virtue of writ Of Fl IA. Ell Lev.
Fsclas, issued out OF The court Of com.
mon pleas oi TrumuuIl county, 0 and
10 me directed, | will tffsr foy, sale al
the door Of The Coa:l House in CARROLL
tOa, ca Monday lbe 6rst day oI june.
nexi, between ths hours Of 10 S'GIsk.
A. NJ aud 4, O'cIscs ?. y. os aid day
the following IsI Estate 10 vii: the.
Bss, hal! Of. ,Ss SOHlh VeH quarter Of
Section Is, Township Is, eI Range Iix,
con'slpisg ss'eD'y IOpI aeles, more or
less.
TaAsn 10 execution and'will be sold,
BY Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
May !. 1916 Prl S so.
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MARRIED, on Thursday, the 2lSt inst.,.
by VIM. Brown. Esq. Mr.. MICHAEL ABRA-,
aims, Jr. to Miss MAHALAH WALLACE.
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Magnolia, May O., IS4i-32-4 4,
Bsl ARE OF SARAH. JENNINGS.

Notice Ia hersby give n thar the amer,
sig ned has btea appointed d bad qOaha, d
as adrHinlsuator on the estate Ol Strah
hnnirgs, late ah Carroll eoan'y, Oalo.
deceased. All prrsnus indebted. to s'ld
estate are required to m"ke immediate
pay meur,. and rhosa haaiDg Gla'ms, to
present them, legally p'oVea, tar se'lls
meat, within cap year from his date.
JOHN JUS gS, admir-,
MAY a. lSAG- 32. 3,
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&HasFrGnc EIOVsA.

/ FINE article OF SupeItiae Flour
"a can he had. hv the barrel or small
or QNaElilE, by calling at he REsrAU URAB
on the hill: RUNK Il Mex EsE.
Cs3roIron, May 90 lN46 33-tf.