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Mrs. Charioife Eiixabeth T'nana, better kaasa under the widely popular name Of ssChAslease- Elixabethr as the aaiher of . variety af admisrble works died at Rsmsgsie. England. on the ....s::a of Jaly.--Pie
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AaPuuA srrEssEpgp.---An officer of the army arrived here on the GaiesaoH, and who Jeff Monterey the esh inst. states sl,al he heard just previously 10 his depsrtae from the city, that AMrupIA had been relieved o bis command of the North, aud MEsA ap. pointed in his sseaA.--.E O Tfm<s, 22d
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-04

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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-05

THE TAX, Law IPs NEcEssrTy.-0ne
example Is worth columns cf argument. =,
Read the following, and see with what in
Justice the old law operates.
Mr.. &. respectable farmer of Blue Rock
township, informs us that his neighhor,
MIR. -, has il0O old horses end OHs OiG
cOtO, scarcely worth their keeping, listed
under the oId,law at $38 ard taxed accorr
dinghy. He himself owns eighty acses Of
valuable land, Tor which he has been offer
ed $500, and that land is also listed, and
for how much would yoasupp0sea at only
Sl2O, whichais only s. so per acre!. lie
thus pays only about one-lhird mo9e taxes
On his $500 worth OF land !. than his neigh-
Dor pays on two or thee head OF worthless
horses. Is this rght!-ZuaesgtHe Courier.
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WAR MOVEMENTS

KENTUCKY, -Ehe different companies
oil the Louisville Aeglon are l!iUIl, and
some OF them huse more than their com
plemenh 'fhe Guards were reviewed
YESTERDAY v by General Dudley. AdAiant
General OF, the Stats, and,theIr dIsctp
line received general appreciation.
The compaHlss aFe to parade IN front
0i the court house this m0rnlna 81 10
O'clock. and pFoeeed IorlhwIrh 10 Camp
Oakland, The Diana wall leave on Sat.
Ordsy with IoaF companies. aad The re
maInder viii eRbark, on Sunday oa the
Alex. Scott.
DR. U K Bwiug 10 also raising s,voI,
unteer company.
The Shelby News Of yeateriay ga W
"Yesterdaya letter arrived. from Frank.
tori tor Genera Porter. OF lhIs brigade
h is supposed that II Is, a nol!ce To have
the various SolunteeE companies Of his
brigade N readiness 10 march speedily
ior The scene ol contest. There are
two companies IN this county, 'he SheI
by Troop Of Cavalry, aud Troop NJ
Chrlsllensburg We doubt moi The
Cnrlslanburg irrop are ready. and the
Shelby TtUop,. with lheu bIsVa captain
need but q lew hours notice TO pTepa re
for Leaving their homes and emOarking
Ior The seal ei war,
Col. g. W Johnson, Of this place, ha $
lmmeHesd enrolling volunteers, o.
M ,ndsy, at the batIaIlon al GeA, Doak' $
sonIe forty or IOrly 6se volunteered Tor
Texas, whilst dddnIOns were also made
To Capt s. Miles company, the Shelby
Troop o! Cavalry.
Coz, J b HAY den, 81 regiment, Ken
lhs ciuz'ns OF Hudln county Tor the
purpose OF OrgturZIng volunteer com.
paLy, aad tho CT 2rOs OF Warren sse {,
sssemhle for The same pnrpnse.
INDIANA - The 'Spenc, Gravs," and
The "Gsrman Yeagers,' Two ine volIn-
,eeT companies OF New Albany, have
'ende red lneIr SERVICES to the Governor
Of Indiana.
The NV Albany G,zrlte srvs that
I~u companies have been organl2'd N
Evansville VI this Stale. Who report
themselves ready to march. TO the Rlo
Grs0de ata days noice.
The officers oi the tst battalion. 29lh
regiment, volunteer militia ot lndIana,
are called on 10 meet al New Albany to-
nIght.
MISSOURI The German volunteers o
81. Louis. 10 the number OF 2GD IeI thai
city ON Saturday Tor JslE4rson barracks.
The Officers Of the s L9n,p b aion
resigned their command on Saturday loE
The purpose Ol uniting @l!h, ths oIscI
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CauolIloH, April 80, 1876.
FINAL ACCOUNTS

Flied nl the May term. !Si6. and will
b. presented al las uexl Term Tor duaI
setU"mrn.:
Frnal sccavst Of BenpmlaCoburn ed
mInrs;rltorol George Co6Irn, deceased
Eluel account Of Sarah oSearlng. o ,
sdmlnIslFat:iS Of Thomas SwearIhgen.
deceased.
Frn4!acccunt Of Rachel Myers, ed.
m,cisrralrrx OF Jphn Myers, DECEASED.
Final sccount o. Ihomss George, I'D,
n,iu,slrator Of Robert RUSSELL, deceased
Eruai sccouUr OF Jacob Mrler, admin
rslrh'ot OF AutEew MliIer, deceased
Ena account Of Ira BeahoYl admin.
isrra, or ol JOAN Beabout, deceSsed.
Final account OF Jacoo Gilman and E.
! gao ia HODzg, sdnunls 9ators. OF John
Hou2r decreased
Enal c,aUaG o Leonard Aersh and
Isaac iiowrc0, administrators oI Dlud
"envrr. Ceceasea.
k'InaI account OF Samuel Harsh, adj.
m,nlT;alur OF JaqOO E.erly, deceseed,
! E,uiI accouoI Of Henry DeyuuG, ex-
ecuror Of Pbinp Dsy huE, deceased
E,aA,.acsuunt Of John Ale'. eZecu>
tor oI Margaret harsn, decreased.
Enal scraanI Of Jo.sph Cellars aas
IauB NannuskIfk, executors oi Ge0rg'
/ Nanbusk,rk, deceased.
! Fln,l ac,uua o! AsIam jacltman an
\ Jane, Long, ex cutors oi Samuel Nc
Counel, deceased.
FInsl account OF Frederick Nape an,
John Nape, executors ol Christian Nape
deceased.
Final account Of jonathan Miller, e. (
ecuor ot D1nIel Longacre, deceased.
Final a"GoHnl Of James NloGehead, ex
"culor of Thomas Morehead, deceased.
Final account OF Charles Miller AIT
Susan ShaAaburg, executors uI Nicholas
Shanaburg deceased
Final account OF John Pogo. admilis
urar"r ot alexander leslie, deceased.
Elnal arcouut of Garret perrIne. ex
ecurur ol ines McGoNea. deceased.
Flral account Of John Deford, exec
utor ol John bart, deceased,
Final account Of Jchn Crabs, guar
dan Of George and harriet Grabs.
DANIEh McCOOK, Clerk.
May %. lBI6- 33- ST.
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DEATH BY DROWNING.

On Thursday she 2Ist ult., a company of
Eve persons, consisting Of Isaac Hobs, Sr.
Isaac Hi6bs Jr., Samuel lsenaGgls, Elias
kiDdall, and William Wise, all irom the
neighbOrhood Of Kilgore, left home in atwo
horse wagon, for Yellow Greek. to Gsh.--
When they were about six or seven miles
below Amsterdam. Mr.. Samuel Issnaugle
was drowned in the same place where
James Sloan. was drowned about ten years
ago. He was holding up the seine in the
middls, to keep it from fastening on snags
when he suddenly stumbled into deep wa
ter, and was drowned. about five o'clock.
P. NJ. His body was net taken out OF lhG
water until the next day. He has left
wife and.two or three children.
We understand they had an abundan
supply OF whisSey with them. The re
naming part Of the company branghI hi
body back m. the wagon, on. Friday, to hi
former residence. x
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TNE VOLUNTEERS

The "Cadets," a volunteer company
of young men II the ctty, that has baen
disbanded tor ,ome uma, have opened
their hs;s aud bueklsd on their armnr
again. The t'Al cowp menl ol eighty
mpn has bern secured. aud hey propuss
TO tender their SefyI'e5tolhe Governor.
The "Manlgomery Guo rds ,".sn iniar-
ity company. recently fouad-d, has, 20 =
rolled same SHY men, Gad " ii pro bah =
81! Up 10 da, or two. They camp Out
in The state house yard, aad ara now. sub
sisted by the Qlartermaslsr General
The German battalion are nearly raa
dy sor acioa, and will yalGulaer, their
services { necessary. The government
has not called TsNtlR'y men, bul will
undoubtedly aorppt their services.
These are cfiic.nl corps and afe com
posed Of men who will DO houoF to he
Cap:Ial Of DhiO II they. are SgoHaht lnrC
ac,un They have ratpa the leadtn HI
wars, end deserve honor G1r hslrpiOmp,
u;Ude.- Ohio Slals Garnal.
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Magnolia, May 22, Is4s-32-4.
SALE of Real Estate.

In pursuance oil the will OF Georgia,
HarrImsn, deceased, and BY virtue Ol q.
decree Of The court Ol common pleas,
IN end foFiae county Of Carroll, in chan.
Gerry sitting, there will be sold 10 ihe
highest bidder. on Saturday The 20th,
day OF June, 1916, between the hours
OF 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock, T. NJ.
Of sad day, on the premises, he follow
lng described real esiate, the property
Of the said George Hartman, decreased.
sItuale IN he county cl Carroll, to Wit
The veal half OF ;be northwest qpHrer
OF 5ecllan ), in tawnship S, Of rsuge O.,
excepting twelve acres in The ncrlhwcst
rorner. sold by said Executor 10 Samuel
/ hsrsn.
TERMS cF SALE One third cash ia
hand, Ons third in one year, and tie
residue in TWO years, with interest lrOn
lhs day Of saIe. Psymeat secured By.
mortgage Oh the premises.
GEORGE HARSH.
ESgcutOr OF George HBErimaA decT..
May is, 1s46- 3i-5l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-05

Ono IT, HISTpRy AMI, Antiquities.
ururN Howe, ESQ oI New Haven, who
has acquired an extensive reputation as
the compiler Of valuable history OF
VlrgrutG, has arTved IN This city on his
way into the interior OF Oa,o, i is his
Iutcntica 10. visit every cou"ty IN the
State, and sItcaaMalIing all The hjsrori-
cal nad legendary Information possible e.
he Will publish work upoa Ohio, siml-
ar to that upon Virginia, and slmilar 10
thosr upoR. the States Of Connecticut,
Mass ChGyetIs Nrw York, Nv Jersey
and PenGsy gAnra tie Is gentleman
OF exPe rience IN works of this KIND, auC,
has IA iacal!y of making hls historical re-
cords peculiarly interesting, No in
ends TO take shetrhrs Of all the prInci-
pal towns remarkable scsaes. ard Ia
moHs Uildlngs throughout the Sac
which will b. engraved IN the hest sty lie
oI the art Our only Object in Ikls par
ngraph is to IafOrm The cItzpus NJ 'he
State, that wh,n they meet Mr. Hnwe.
they %IIl confer lavor apon thpmsr Ives
by giving. mm all the Information in
their power. -ClncIhnan CArOHlcie.
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Cd sud mastered inis r,r,.,r. and &c.
bftCre
Volunteers sre q qIIr,5 ~ les 70
hrul-h theIr owr clo,uiug ars. 4 cav
airy. ihrtf Osa hI-r- Bas boise qr'D.
meni- hut zone uuIrT ihe rank Of ca,
adsslpBea Oac,rs vii be received ~ o
seTv sce, Eho. 10 yeSrs, are uaSer SIGH
teen or over iofiy-hsr; aRd 90 h0T,ea
bat such ss are perfectly suund aHd ~
good coudlU0n 70 tender ,ilrciIYe s.T
wee No ravr.cu'af dre-s O., fissaThrd
Tor Volunteers. lafy are a: HBa.'y 10
adopt suga a uniform as ,hey ihipk prn-
pei. J,st u Is adgisable thai those eater
lag hp service adapt herr dress, as sell
as my bp, to ,Je nalure ul The service
Cnd the cAafaCirrui the cuual'} and
climate 10 which they. may be called -
When called IaIo seEvIcs. ihey are drm
ed nj fqapPed at The expense CT Ihe
United Salesn
IA - bat POST 10 say that tha requisl:ou
made upon he Governor OF tho State
does not cot A!c IA lhe slightest degree
with the Arrangements specified by lhe
Unlon, bui II WIS not 50 specific. and
the Governor determined 10 dn Wha
seemed absolutely necessary and trus
to the President 0nd rhr Var Depart,
ment to have ;he lnod felunded.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-05

OH MANI OE. WoNANt your greatest
enemy is consumption! This disease
frequently selects you in ydur tender
years, aud marks you fur lls victim. fts
Denlug upon your luAgsa disease, how =
ever slight it may no at first Il com
IaenCss IN toRes.oi warning, bIddipg you
! not 60 forget that the cIla5el OF hie ia st
'ncEed. and N wIhoa, proper mpdIcfne
and care II will ineVFabty yield TO the
assault Consumption, thai Ctael and
reIe alless aneRv meets as al every cor
ner- stands by rAe bedslde al the solemn
ho8T OF Hndnrgbl, oE with the first Iighr
of nun, aud what lhca becomes warn
IRg-pre pare Tor death and The world to
come ls,rOl your proper course a( con
d,ici lhrn. evident. if You are labaring
under the Influence of lhe first prem
i,ory s9eda- hat GO Oiten Iced to Dulno-
uatv character, sacb asa cold, cough,
IT, tfler7a, bronchitis, soreness of ne
throat, CItficuty Of ralslng Up he ioul
matter ihalsecrets upon the lungs. and
In he bronChlaI tube. pain IN the side
and breast; asthma, sptline Of bIood
weakn"ss in the chest or brtasl, &c. TO
at once 10 procure thai ll'o sas Ing nedi
rinr. Dr.. EuncaRs E&peotoTant Re.aedy
whlch ascertain to remove all diseases Of
caHspmHtivP na'uro from your system
therefore be prepared ann ready to meet
your greatest enemy before it s loo lare.
Dr Dun"ans Western Mpdica Office
is 100 Sycamore 81, Cincinnati, where
h Medicines are sold wholesale and re
tail.
OE5-GalI early Of the store of R. J. AT.
KlNSON, the only place whera this
medicine can be had in Carrollton.
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IN. .ome trr, aays. doing much raJary 10
j0uag .suiL ares. SeUsaicsR yraTs ago
they his-asi this region, when. as nSw,
lh' Eretcs SerF vocal with lh, cry pha-ro
~ ha-TO. Gus Iowusu,an, Judge Pearoe.
hEs been basiy engaged in warning against
'hem in deiencs Of his young orchard; and
as last resort, has fortified by binding mp
the trsnk aud branches OF the trees with
straw. The injury already done, howsy-
tr-is considerable.
We will publish, neat week, an article
isEelalion to the Loeusts, taken iroH LA
tsObe's History OF Travels IN NOrh Ame-
E1a-''
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Seven ISeIh Anniversary.

Ths undersigned, acting by appointment
Of previans mesting, announce that pre-
ParaliOns are now being made to celebrate
the approaching Anniversary Of our Ma
iional Independence, at HARLEM STRINGS,
On. Saturday the 4tk Of Luty nert.
A dinner will be served for. all who may
wish to parlake. Notice will be given OF
the arrangements aud Order,o the day, in
due time. E.. HOWEX,
J.. S. KELLER,
THOS. SCARLOTT,.
GomwiRee Of .4rraugemeass.
Harlem, Jane 5, 1846.
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Es1ATE OF sARAH ,LNNINGS.

Notice - hereby gwen To- ihr Snd'r-.
slgnrd hos been spp.In'6d d bd qUaIIhrc.
a. adIa.oisuslor on the estate o. SafaiA
JsnBmg,, lsle Of Carroll cnun,y, OHIO.
deceased. AZ prisons indebted OAi6,
estate are required TO na&s immediate,
psymsD', md lho.s having claln', 70,
present hen. legally ya"'cn, Tor seiIlse.
meat, wuhin one yer from 'Nis dare.
JOHN lUS1 Us, AGm'n
May 2s. 1>46- 3s 3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-05

DI'CRININATloN FOR VoTEs. Mr.. So
verance, of Maine. Representative ~
Congress from the Knnnebec District, in
a letter IN the last, KenOebec Journal
sa3s that the bocoloco members lEom
Maine gave the Committee OF Ways and
Means to understand that If they 40
no, amend the TafH bill, 50 asIo. Hefam
The bountg 10 G>Afpaa", IseH votes
coald not be ealsplsied agOo 10 carry me
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LATER FROM TIE ARMY.

10" A'a61aa arrived al NV Of'ranS
On EFe ~ i u" "eh "hr haS letter
ua''u al u D'II,"' th'Ac'J MAY i
on we t'2n' o"hS 81 the kl' Hr'hoe,
e'S"' "''e' 'i"m me tA"n'h '7rh' i"Y.
'or mas sem Il oe'ach'hent-- ave coi9pa-
"'es VI h!'' NANNY o"e o' 'p'@h'e'Ts
h"n one piece "' aF'iief}' m'ntaded
I've" Oo', ''''So"' 10 occupy that VII
lsse' "Aich - s'HA''o on we A'9' nigh
a"u uF3 'Aeo a""'7 '"e 'Aonlh oi- the
river 70 ~ HcaIi IONS. are 70 ae lmmrdI'
'e'Ft'ec'e'' t"'s e%Peor,an was hr''
PTupostai.f eo''t1lc''ou VIA 'he uh'a'
'oItes' OHl N'Hu N'ch' a. me SOLDIERS
eau n'G|' 'ef,' o.' TO ehc'r''Ne '"h'he
nc iath Al III haE'a ar" 4"o IN nom
neF' ana are accompanied by lhe on''ad
0'a'es S'eal"ef ISi'e' capt. Frederick
w'lA o"e Ae'd piece on hoard,
ne troops reHch'o l.! haIha hTcT"s
sung Tue Al' y "h0e al us m'GthAnc aS
'PhnIhg 'hr W S,cah o'hN
C'"'f GATE ifoh NV !SahsI o. May
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w -P0.,c :,
S%nTJL.
iron NE OH, Sd, y,Iraal.
Tnh - EkOM TA. -

AihOdlh o! rslhrf c,u rafsctaIy
CbsIarirr, -s'ms TO I1-r.y .r, tsHr. Rat
ihe T"us OF the tlrAJr u sIms Jy G., e..
Toy lvr, has. about trruin1ts4 The Cgo.
ci Un 1870 east side ol ihr Riu GIangs.
Grn lay icr aud hls sTmy brheva ihat
the u Ncan loree ~ dI.JsnaeJ gad will
b. uJ.u 10 Olf.r but ttrL,a re.i- ace. q
any. The TJmaFs thgI have 10. .gst d
On the nssis oi each utatr.o fupidly.
about large l0reG under Gen PIfddes
hiyIag sGuyrl al NJ. smuias, seem 10
be sauuyiy NIlhoaI iuuuda.IJn. as we
sapgusrd Tram thf h;sl. Ihs heAlcsn
IoTce hs, been ggeatiy exsg!eGaIed. aud
ItIs Only surprising that that government
~ss au!e to buRg ca vel, equipped a
force iu'o he Eed Malumorss Is donbl
/ lees 10 the possesslpH al our lIupps -
Whether Gru. Tay ior will penetrate for
/ thrT into hUXro, IS not ANNOUNCED. 4
Rou'd ssem, under cy. .'Jrg cIrcua.'au-
CP-, hat q AesicO receives 30 as,i9laBcc
m must >o4n sue Tor peace. Th- 4.
mr.lcsu sqaadfou Will take po-sesslDa Of
a lew Of her foporJtnl posts, aud 4luck
dde some Of her Pur', byl viii have
some dlhculY N slurmBg he CASH De
81 U.0a. ruissS.a siuultaneous alta L
7 from lhe vessel, end lrom land s made
/ The oiiicra! reports ol Gen Tay lor.
show that lae accounts recrl, I'd l'0m
tlHe ~ uBe, as.tJ the result VI The bal
Ties uulhl between our lorrps aud those
OF A"XIco, have BEEN gTeaiiy Pxeggera,
ted. The loss OF our army l. supqa> I'd
I. 10 be 43killed snd t3 wounded. Sew
erat ot the latter have since died. The
NJ xlcans have Ios 300 Of uh,ir men,
who were AlIed ~ thr bsuIa and drown
ed III attempting lueross The RIO GTande
GeGerei Taylor also rrpOrs about l0C
prisoners / ken.
The proportion OF officers Of our ar
my kil!edto prlvItes, Is unusually arge
| he death Of such men as v is, Brown
and Ring god Is a national los. They
~ere among The most gallant sPlrlt' q
The ar ~. he pride CT laeir msR, The sou
u! discipline They b0th, II Is stated
earn sliy drfs'ca sd The war wj.h Mex
lco aud the mrasures which bFnrghi I
on u.s.. But they we've soldiers, ana log
y ally oh' yrd III Commands Of the y
u ernmrnt. ''bry tell Struggling with rh
- the, and we cat on y regret that auci
) uyes were sa,rliicrd IN such a contest
They. bul performed their du,y heru
p d. uu,s, ana, II possible, oyBtI more sue
i>aclhFpS
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Dental SurgcTy.. =
Da PARxFR SURGEON, DENTIs1

Da PARKER SURGEON, DENTIsT,
Resp ctIuIly Informs
~~NN tie CIu2eHs OF Car.
GN~.NS o'''o" end vicinity
lhGl I've is prepared 20
perform Al operations oa ,Ae teeth p'Ug-
glng, extracting. il serlIug, &c in a man
nrr hat capnot fail 10 render sa,Istsc
uou. nruvldedsos, he - with The most
improved las'rumenls, aad possessing
The 81 II which bolhrng hut praeHas esa
'ualah, hr lepI- cor adrnl that those aha
need he dentist vii 6nd I.lo tseIT ia,
lerasl 10 call upua him.
lie aydils hlaseiI Of HE present op
pOrluniIy 10 rctufE 10 rI.c cltr2ens al Car.
roilror his undergraduates or the lib
rral patronage hitherto received al their
hands
O@ce ia his Dwelling ndpning his
Store room. Main street CsrEolIlon.
May %, 1876 30 #.
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TIE .'. -er5es 4aFa..- ,--Hl a I'd ain
H.l, .H t"r H,. a......- s....- --if trrf
Pc, Nj o.. v rsgra. rh- Uu-lrs--. 81.
lefrg..-- no G. .aa o. s...E .Gr .Ha o.
collier q Porter. sfsy L0.s, Ia a lOr.
tue, to paIc.Gs 2 uf.. materials, as l,.ry
are Celsil.uro 70 2uLaA o. Fapsi worthy
lie patronage OF th Psop.s d. .4-s rc-aty.
Tbs EulOral department WI. roT'.Aus e
bn under the charge Vi WILLIAM A.. LLOYD.
Eg.
Tie undersigned would remind iLo-s
wh2 are Irleg.ad - INN, ,.naI u is iu1s-
prus1ty necessary their accouU.s, DC.
shonid us ssIlled mmediately. lie has
been connected with he Fire Press for
nearly nine are, and has Jeen sole pUt-
Usher iOf the last four ysars aud Hms
moAihs--cpu-equsnuy, hu ue-Ir,s 10 settle
NJ hIs looks without delay. lie Will TX.
pect those knowing themselves indebted
. CAB immediately and discharss their
udab.sdHc-s.
IaO-a who have accounts standing, a.
Administrators, Executors. &c, may ex.
Pect 20 hut them IN the hands Of prope.
officers '1t collection, Of not pad -ooa.-
Also sl. those Who arc indebted toy eithel
Advertising or 10 Work. Of every descnp
ton, cennc! expsc Ct any farther indu
gence-
T. w. COLLIER.
T
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80 sutrsT somyants zHd iOFmInE sIs
gfmrRI A mtUUBg hs- be. hsld 10 ~
l. 0fs 10 pTuyids urah. isf The cod vl
lhs hauiss Of so.snttets lrasiug Zoe
he ,tat OF war \ committee Sssap-
poinird to soheh subscupiuh.- Lyuis-
vile J0uraaL
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Sc egeDly five ot wh,ch are cleared and
IA goOd slate OF cV.ughliUn, the ball
ahce heavily umbsTeo; the Sandy aud
Beaver Canal passes through the tand.
There Is one OF lhe best Orchards Of
grated lrut on il that The " shoV Sandy
valley can afford.
Auy person wishing to purchase would
do we'll y make application immediate
~ to the suIsc ber, living IN Magnolia.
Slark county, Ohio, where terms, &c,
wall be made known, and BY. whom the
land will hs shown.
RICHARD ELSON.
Ma gao'ie, May 22, ls4s-32-4.
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bill. 81 inu cofBio. .l.- siru.a ..- h
par Of he bal IS ; frEa.c- says
tb..u cuanagloa "a isyOf oi woes
o 4st tDs yro.seIOn,'
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MARRIED, on Tuesday the 2G.h uItimo,
by the Rev. Abraham Bartholomew, the Rev
DAVID SPARKS, Of Trenton, to Miss NANCY
REDMAN, Of New Cumberland.
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Tn" German volunteers of III ely de-
sire to form regiment OF their own, andIt
is thought they viii he aIlc 10 do 50.
The TWO companIrs of tius city, the
Montgomery Guards and Cadets, are now
full, and oquiPpins with all possible expe.
dtion.- ohio State J0urRal