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A FIGHT Brazil.

The anglo allied forces had a tremen-
doUs enga Cement with RU'as' Battered 9
al ias mou h Of the river Parana The
former were victorious hut they suf-
iered much in life and properly. A e
ter in tha Baltimore American, IRON
Rio, under date oil DEC II, lS45, say !:
'Tha English brig OF war ID ,lph IN
alone received l07 round shot in her
hull and rigging during the engagement
The French steamer Fulton lU4 shot /:
and French vessel. or at least vessel
manned by FrrLchmen, hot formerly he.
looging to the Buenos AyreaUs. ~ss
completely riddled. the total loss Of
the allies amounts TO about l5o killed
and wounded. while on he part Of The
enemy no correct tatemenl has yet been
made public. Report says that upwards
OF 800 mn are missing Certain il il
that N one tort no less than $50 bodies
were iuUOd. and in another s1m, $50 or
l60. and what IS sill more strange, they
were all blacks TO account (nr ihls, II
is sald that as fast as white man fell,
killed or wounded, he was Immediately
carried off. while The p,or blacks were
ken, at it and lay where they fell
Once or twice these miserable wretch
es attempted to f1se from the Iorls, but
no sooner did they attempt 1t, than Ro-
saS' caVa'rv charged on them aud cnm-
PEELED them TO return 10 their guns al
the point Of the lance Rpsas seemed
10 have anticipated the light OF his men
aud pIac, these cavalry there on Pur-
pose TO keep lhe's in rheck; for on the
landing oI some 450 men from the yes.
sells Of war they met with but very IlltIe
opposition.
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NOTICE.

l. hereby given tnat there will he a
petition presented to the commissions rs
Carroll county, at their Marc term,
1915, praying for an alteration If the
road Lending from the mouth OF Yellow
creek 10 CsrroIltnn: sain alteration to
comm ancc at Simeon Drake's house inr.
mprIy known es the property of ErVin's
heirs, from thence 10 Peter Sheppard's
slshlp fron rhence lo'lhe road Leading
from Wm Whitla'S school house. a, or
near John Thompson, AT the Yellow
creek grade. thence down SAID road to
the Yellow creek grad- near Inc lands
of Peter Shepp I'd aud John Tailor, IN
~rsecling the Yellow creek grade at
Tailor's ford.
february 6, 1916
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PORTRAIT OF A HARD MONEY
MAN!

The STATE Journal says: After Mr..
Bebb had concluded his remarks on tho
4Ih. % The State Hnuss yard, Mr.. Coll
lIer added lew words 10 those he had
previously ulIerpd. Ia order TO show up
his p,rllculir fripnd ond neighbor, Hon.
Ben. rsppsn, The recognized leader OF
the Rabk Desitueuvs oi Ohio. tie
said that he, among others. had stlend-
ed pubic meeting on one occasIon,
held 10 suppress ho circulation aud dis
counienauce the emission OF shin. pas.
uTs. On entering The meeting he dis
covered among its most conspicuous sc-
tors. Sir. Tappsn and olher loc colocns -
He happened 20 have To MS pocket. al
,he time, greasy, ragged shin plaster.
issued in thai iowa. lie Io,k il out and
held il 90 before The meeting, in the
course Of some remarks; and remarked
that, unless his ewes deceived him. il
bore he signature Of one BENZ. ToPp0L
That. SAID Col. Collier, was one OF the
onlV batch Of shin. .plasIers ever issued
10 Strub nVIIle. il purpored to be re
deem bic ia current bank paper! SIX
MONTHS AFTER DATE!! or, IN GOODS
AT OUR SrORE!!" Col Collier held
The ragged strip up before the multitude.
amid the prolonged shouts and laughter
OF those Who knew hnw 10 appreciate
such a picture Of Bank Destructive!
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n"'"i Mr.. BsbS has no warner ud-
mlfets, 10 pore enthusiastic trends
than III Rss"f's members; hose whose
JsSluusiss The Herald would InSid,ously
arouse. indr CITY lorlhe bens Ct Of Dapid
Tod!-S Journal.
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John Wiand,s Estate.

N Iice is h rcbv Given hat The sunsrri.
ber has hecn appointed and qualified ne
Adminis'ra,nr of the ests's n John
Wiand, late Of Carroll county, Ohio. de
ceased. Those indebted TO said estate
are required to make Immediate paV-
ment and hose hav'rg Hlai ms will pre-
sent lhsm legally proven Tor sellltmt n
within Que year from this date.
ROBERT CRAVEN,
Administrator
I.s.. On foie
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Z bruary 20 1916 pr ST. 30
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY vlrIUe Of "a writ Of Alias Vendi
EgponaS, issued oul OF the court OF com
mon pless of Carroll county, Ohio. and
10 me directed, | will offer for sale al
The door Of the courl-house, in Carroll.
ion, on Monday, the 18th dav Of April
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock.
\ NJ, and a o'cIock. p NJ. OF said day.
the following real estate, 10 wit: lot
Oumhe: a., 10 The town Of Downing
VIlle Carroll county, OaIo
Taken 10 execution aud will be sold
hu
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REPRINT OF
Chambers Edinburg Jour-
nal,
Published at the Albion Office. No 3,
BafcIdy Sheet Ma, Vail

Published at tAe Albion Office. No 3.
Barclay Street, Ntv York.
The FIRST year OF 'ur reprint Of Cham
be's' Edrpburg Journal being about TO
expire. We avail ourselves oC the oppor.
IUnity TO say, that il his received sup
port commensurate with the intrinsic
merit Of he work. aud that ils continued
publication is herelore established on
I'm hssis We shall fee indebted 10
subscribers who will make The Journal
known in their respective nsIghbor
hoods. as we'll as give currency 10 the
annexed terms OF publication.
10 order TO put this work within reach
Of ell classes Of the public. we have dc
Iermined n issue IL al rhe verv low prIre
OF ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF PER ANNUM
and also 10 furnish II to agents al dls.
count OF thirty three per cent. And in
order 10 disseminate the publication sill
more extensively. We have dele rn,inpd
to give individuals or companies oC in.
dlviduaIs who NAV order FIVE comics the
advantages possessed by sgeb's, ond TO
ex'end TO them also rhe henefir oI the
discount A remittance OF FIVE dollars,
then provided in funds al par in rhp civ
Of New York, or noI more than FIVE per
cent discount, will comm'n nd five annu,
al copies. The publication is weekly,
contains 8 pages, and is printed in quar-.
10 form, with neat type and on goud pa.
per, Il is hardly necessary 10 slate that
The low price al which we offer lhp work
Will OhIige Us 10 adhere to the cash sys
tenn without snv deviation whatever.
GTEinors throughout the country
inserting this Prospectus four consecu-
tive weeks. aud sending copy contain
ing it 10 the Albion Office will be en-
titled TO free copy Tor one year.
February l846.
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ercoNsU MPrloN MAY BE AN

~ CONSU MPTION MAY BE AN
INFLATED by the use Of DR., Dun
cans Expectoranl Remedy. Since the
introduction of this valuable medicine
INTO the United States, the deaths by
Consumption are fast lessen,ng, and the
bright smiles Of health found beaming
in The eyes Of thousands. whose lives
were reduced TO a sIe ndar thread. Com
pare The weekly records Of death in the
cities Of New York Boston, Ph'Iadet-
pha. 3,Itlmore, and even our own city,
previous to the year 1870; since this
time take INTO consideration The vast in
CREASE Of population, and you will hnd
that Consumption his been gradually,
or IN manner conquered. u Is well
known to Ihe community that there are
hundreds Of Valu,b'a persons spared
w.skv wv the timely use Of DI Dnu-
,4n's 'V,Inahle VI Adicine. aud 80 hong
"a ,hnse afflicted commence using this
rAmrdv in sanson. Consumption of the
LlngS will speedily decrease, until eve
~ vestlge OF its poisonous iangs are
cradica'ed from our soil
nr DIncan's Western u .dicll Office
is 10 StrumO<e s.. C,ncinnati where
hi. Medicines are suld wholesale snd re
tiai.
~ 1all earlva, The store Of r ]. AT.
KINcON, the Only place where lhls
medicine can Je had in Carroll!on
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SHEkIFFS SALE

B. virtue Of several Wrus Of Ven6i
Exponas, 10 me directed out OF the
court of Common Pleas OF Carroll CO. :,
Oaio, will offer Tor sale al the door oi
The court house IA Carrollton. on Mon
dIv. the l3jh day of April nex'. be.
tween The h"urs Ol l0n' IT,, k 4 VI, end
4 o'c Ock. P NJ of said dav: Two acres
oi Land on which ih're is a Grlst and
Saw Mil, together with all the privile-
g9s g. appur eSances thereto belonging,
including the water privilege uhrnngh
Sias Myers farm, north oi the Nj l.,
conVey,ng the water 10 the mills. the
sa'd two acres being pert Of the South
west quarter Of section %. township IA.
Of range 4 bounded az follows w: be-
ginning 10 feer west of the north west,
corner Of III, town of NorrIsrown, and
running thence south 4 chains and SIS
links TIA post, thence west 3 chains 80
links 10 a post thence north 2 chains 40
links 10 a post, thence north | cham 50
links 10 pest. thence east 5 chains rs
links to the place Of beglnn'ng; Also.
Lot number 4, in the town Of Norris
town.
Taken in execution and will he s"ld
by f. MCGUIRE. Sheriff.
February go, I846-prf $500.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Bg VirlUe of a writ OF F.. F. ct Lev
Fd issued out OF the court of common
pleas from Summit couoly, Ohio, and
10 me directed, lwill of r for sale al rhe
door Of The courthouse IN CarroII'on, nn
Tuesday, the "a h day Of March. 1876.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ,
and 4 O'Clock, P NJ, Ihs following des-
crihed real estate, viz: The East l of
he south wesl quarter OF Section rs,
township Is Of range 6, containing so
acres, wuh The Improvements thereon.
Taken in ex' curion and will be sold
by F. INQUIRE Sheriff.
F. bruarY 20 1916 - DR. SI5
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MEETING AT WARREN. TRUMBULL
CCUN1V Al responding mPeIIug To
Tnd's Hard issues, after resolutions had
heen offered to that effect, l. Fuller.
Esq o. jected TO some of Them saying
'he had heretofore honestly advocated
BaOk Reform; and | and the party had
Ihiown hack With scorn the assertions OF
the Wings that wo were in favor Of Bank
Des'ruclion. And indeed 10 days ago
The man was not to he found ~ our com
mUnUV who would openly aVOw himself (
u Hard money man: u ! am read out
Of Ihr party here for asserting these
truths, ! have only to cross over into
PennsyIVania. New York or Virginia.
where our party is foremost IN support
OF Banks. 10 become first rate Demo,
crat" Az a similar meeting in fer q.
ron. similar opposition 10 the new is.
sue apprsred-but tho Regency clIques
carried the Haud resolutions, and hapti
zAd the party into the creed OF Down
with all Bhnks.'
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SBERIPFS SALE.

By ViriUs ol a writ Of ri "a ei Lev.
la hs1ed ovt OF the coort OF common
pleas fOr Carroll county, o.. and TO me
direeIed. Nill fer for sale st the door
Of lhs court hsuss, IN Cdrrollion. he
tween the hours oi 10 o'cluck, A VI, and
4 O'Clock, P NJ on Monday the l3 h dsy
OF April. 1916, the f0Ilo~ing real es-
tale, 10 ~il: Part Of the south vest qlsr.
ter OF section 30, ioSnsbip Ia, and raoge
4, iyiug on lhe south SIDE Of the rown
o. NTTislown, beginning lor boundary
ten ieet south of the south east corner
OF lOt number 2S. IL Npfrislo~n. and
running snu h ehsios aud l5 iaks 20
p 81, thence west s chains aud 70 inks
to post. thence north 3 chans 0ud I I
links to post. ibrnre ea.t chain aud
~ links 10 post. thence sou'h chains
and 90 links 10 post thence eas' 7
chBins 10 The place Of beginning; con
tanning five acres end eight Undrejih-
together with oil tie privileges nd I'M
prove mpnls thereon Teservine he pris
I'rge OF the water running through said
lJr Ia the mdl race ihal Is now thereon.
and also the privilege OF repairing sa ID
race when needrd.
Taken 10 execution aud will be sold
By
F.. MCGUIRE. Sheriff
Fsb.uiry 20, IN46 prf SO.
ALSO
Ll, numhpr 29. IN the town OF Norris.
iowu Carroll county, ONO.
Taken Ia execution aed will be so Z
/ by T. Mcguire. ShrrG
February %. 1916 pt S. so.
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IGTIG@o

4 s have sold my ore, and vii re-,
"a move from the county on the first
OF Aprll-my desire Is that ali persons
indebted to me would call and setI'e
their accounts. either by payment, due
bill or note, as may he agreed upon.
between now and the first day OF March
next. MS shall, alter that time. put all
accounts in The HANDS OF officers Tor c0I
lection that Ia moi settled Those Who
are not prepared TO pay ran have some
time given 10 pay in, II they will only
do me the kindness to call, bv that iln'e,
and settle, and thereby save me a e,eat
deal oflroubIe my time will he so
taken 10 aGer The first Of March that il
will make it absolutely necessary TO sue
il not settled.
KENDALL JACKSON.
Carrolton, Feb. 8, 1916.
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Cotton Yarn.

A large lol Of Cotton Y lrn of the
hest qiAi'ty. just received and for sale
a! The new cheap Sure of
e SINCLAIR.
F'hruary 8 1875
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NauSlills

A large lot OF Bro~n and Blssched
Musllns. just received and 'or sale a. The
new Store of Z. SINCLAIR
February 6 1916
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E MCGUIRE Sheriff.
February 20, l845 -prl' $3.50
SHERIFF.S SALE.

. II II M T. + - "a IL II.
Bv virtue of two several "riis Of Fl
n ct LV Facias, issued out OF The court
of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio.
and to me dlrecle5, | will off r Tor 50 e
NJ The door of ,he Courl house in Cnf
rollton, on Mon lay tbs 30th day n
March nexr, between the hours OF 10
o'clock, A M, aud d O'Clock. P NJ, The
following real esIaIe, 10 wit: Al that
tract Of Land, on sections number 10 s.
II. 10 Brown township in SAID Carroll
county, heretofore purchased from the
heirs Of jacob Crumbecker, deceased,
by James Beer, and also two acre Lot
on the moth east quarter OF section No.
10, purchased OF Isaac Crumbecker by
SAID Beer, (principaIiy } laid of in town
lots. The following lots on said two
acres are exec pied. viz: No. !, 4 5, 8 q,
I. I6. II Is. ~ 90, 81 22, %, "a, 25,
26. 81, %. %, 80. aud SO
Taken IN execution and will be sold
BY me, + McGUlRE. Sheriff.
February 20. lS46 pr 1925
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A GOORB ARGAINi
WIIO WANTS ITf

The subscriber wishes 10 sell quar-.
ter section Of LIND. siuHe in Brown
township. Carroll county, Quo, Wiinla
one end hall miles Of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Il has Do improvements
on It. d - veil numbered, surrounded
wi'h good lsrms, snd Is 10 the mids Of
a sell ssllled and good neiehborhOod.
A part Of the price will be required IN
hsnd, and the balance in payments. A
good aud sufficient lille can be gwen -
For further particulars apply To-
KENDALL "A 'KSON, Agent,
PR
JOHN G BRBNNEN.
Feb 90. 1876.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Bv virtue. .ot three several wriis Of A
p. AMI p 4 Vrndl, \ C. 10 me directed
Out oi The court OF common pleas oil Car
III coanry, Ohio, ! will od"r ior sa e
at The door OF the court house ~ Carroll
tn, on Monday, lha l3 daV Of Apri
n x', Ietwepn the hours OF 10 o'clorh.
A NJ. and 4 O'clock. P VI, Of said dal
he fol owing described real es,are. Ia
wit: LIT number so, and 26 feet OFF tn
cast side nl Lot NUN hcr 4S in the town
OF Cen'revllle now Caro- lrcn.
Taken in execution and will be sold
bv + McGUlBE Sheriff.
Frbruarv 20, 1916 -prf S so
-ALAO-
Thn undivided half interest in and To
The east bail Of LOT number 55: aL>O
the west hall OF SAID Lot, (No 5h }
known as such, ou the original Town
plat 0f CeOirevilie now CarroI,on.
Taken 10 expcr'ion ond will he sold
by f.. MCGUIRE. sheriff
February 90. i846- pd s 80.
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AsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

John bran0etuTy. LouIzH Brande- .
bury, Jacob Slsring. administrator | g
of Jacob Sterling, deceased, q
By virtue Of an alias order Of sale is.
sued out Of the court OF common pleas
10 said county, in this cause, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at publis
vendue, at the door Of Inc court house
in Carronion, in said couniv, on the 25 h
day Of February, A D. ls46, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock, A NJ, and o.
clock. P NJ Of said day. the follo"lng
described real estate. situate N sSid
county Of Carroll and State OF Ohio. I"
wit. Ihe north east quarter ot secIon
,bi,ty SIX. township fifteen. and ranRe
FIVE. containing one hundred and four
acres and thirty>elghl hundredlhs OF an
acre, be the sqme more or less
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chapcery.
January 9. lS46-Pr fee So so.
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Sole Leather.

A first rate lot oI Spaui-h Sole Lea
iher, lust received and for sale by
F. SINCLAIR
February 6 1916
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VI ~ lTtt tfA's VIII sEHN W SGu@
era Post flee as dead letters.
Adams Jnhn Mcfarland George
B nington VIM Matthew James
B1sslpr Samuel Marshall James
Cook PprmeiIa Marshall Joshua
Drytcn h McCourt w
Dunlap David Nolsnd Edward
Ernst L zarus Ptsse n & P 4
Everett William Parks Sarah
Fprrel James Smith Stephen
Fisher { J & Ann Shearer George
FRIDAY Y ,lenlIne Smith c l.
GalIespie Mr. Sellers Matthias
Green Sliah Sellers
Hiyse Henry Sny der Jane
Htles Thomas Wilson Thomas
Knlner George Willsnn Chrisl'r 8
Long &c WySnt John
L'ndsv John Young Robert
Lee William
HENRY A. STIDGER, P. M.
January 9, 1916.
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P RO SPEC 1Us

For improving Tie ClRROLL FREE
PRESS, and for erieadiag IL circuia-
t0H.
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s.IsI Of Lelters,

Remaining IN The Post Oflce at Car
rollIon. % the first day Of January,
1916, and II cot taken out by the frsl
Of April next, viii be sent to the Gem
eial Post flee as dead leiters
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IUIIN U bNEN n EN
Feb 90. 1886.
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F ,hrUary 9 1916
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

Noah waited week and then sent forth
raven TO explore The deep. Though the
waters still swept from mountain TO mountain
the myriad carcasses that foatcd on the sur
face furnished both food and resting place
and he returned no more. He then sent
forth dove. II darted from place of It's
long confinement, and sped on rapid wing
over the food, now turning this way, and
now that, looking in vain with its gentle eye
for the green earth, and at last turned back
towards the ark of rest. The tap of its
snowy wing was heard on the viii dow and
the patriarch reached forth his hand aud took
il in The fierce painting Of its motted
breast, and its dropping pinons, told too
we'll the earth gave no place Of repose. But
the second time it wa cent forth i: returned
with an olive leaf in its mouth, showing that
the earth had risen from its burial and was
sprouting again in verdure.-Then the pa
triarch went forth with his family and stood
on Mount Ararat, and 10, the earth was al
his feet, but how changed! Cut into gorge:
where tue strong current swept, and piled
into ridges, il b. re in every part marks o
The power that had ravaged it, Noah anC
his family were alone In the world, and ht
built an altar there, on the top Of the soIiiar,
mountain, and lifted his voice in prayer
and the Almighty talked with him as "frien'
lalke'h with friend, "bidIng him 90 forth AM
occupy the earth. And as the flame Of tn
sacrifice arose from the mountain top bearin
the Patriarch's prayer heavenWaro', the prom
Else was given that the earth should We
again be swept by deluge, and 10. God
lsignet ring appearedin the clouds, archin
the man Of God, and shown as warrant tha
the covenant should never be broken
Baplised by the food -consecfaled b
the altar illuminated BY the fresh rainbow
tie eatth.
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4N31 % 81
CHELDHoOD.

Childhood, haPplest stage OF life,
Free from care and free from strife;
Free from memory's restless reign,
Fraught with scenes Of former pain:
Free from fancy's cruel skill,
Fabricating future i'll;
Time, when all that meets the view,
All.can charm, for all is new;
How thy long lost hours l mourn,
Never, never 10 return!
Then to toss the circliDg ball,
Caught reboHnding from the wall;
Then the mimic ship to guide,
Down the kennels dirty side;
Then the hoops revolving pace,
Through the dusty street to chace;
Oh! what JOY, it once was mine,
Childhood: matchless boon al thine.
Never, never 70 return.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

yrITT ANTuD.--A situation id Commercial
wv House is.wanted by q man Of business
6uGli6eations. who q we'll acquainted with The
beopIs Veneraily. For particulars apply, az this
Office. Jan, 30, i846, Soft
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
government Of the United states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. Polk, Of Tennessee, President.
George NJ Dallas, of Pennsylvania, vice president
James Buchanan, of Pennsy vania, sect'y OF state.
w, l.. Marcy, Of New York, secretary of the war.
R. J. Walker, OF Mississippi. sect'ry Of treasury
Geo. Bancroft, of Massachuset secl'ry OF navy.
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., of N. Hampshire associate justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, =
John McLane, of Ohio, g
Henry Baldwin, of Pennsylvania, 2.
James M. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky, -
John Calron, of Tennessee,
Peter v. Daniel, of Virginia. a.
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general of the army.
James Shields, com'r OF general land Office
Edmund Burke, commissioner of patents.
Seth Barton, solicitor Of the treasury.
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Government OF Mississippi.
STAN OFFICERS.
ALBEaT 9: RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemmingway, Secretary Of State.
J. Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John D. Freeman, Attorney General.
J. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper of Capitol.
UNIrSD STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David c. Glenn, Receiver of Public Monies.
B. R. Cowherd, Register Of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALs;
VIM. l.. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. M. Clayton, Associate Justice,
J. S. B. Thacher, /" s."
John M. Dufield, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF oHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke; 6hascellor,
ROb't Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson.
II. Dickinson, viceschanceOr,
], C.Alderson elk, resd nee Holly Springs
(Session, LIST Monday in June and December1
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus & PontotOC.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel J. Gholson, Judge residence Monroe
r. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee jackson
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
o F Bedso, u S dist atty, Northern Dis.
! And'w A KincanIion, marshal, .es, Colmb's
G M Ragsdale, clerk, resid' nee, Monro CO
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
I w H Brown, clerk, residence. Jackson.
| session, LIST monday in May and november.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

VIM. f. PUGH,
Attorney at Law;
% ov .. 4. eTGVENe,

And Solicitor iB ChGHcery,
"AS removed his Office from Main to
HI Jefferson Street Yazoo city, where,
at all times he may be found unless profess
Bionally absent
lie attends regularly the Circuit courts Of
Attala, Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes,
and the Chancery court and High court OF
Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
Yazoo city, May Is, 1915. 45-tf.