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WING COUNTY CONVENTION.
July 9, 1847.

The Wing Central Committee for this county
have selected Saturday, the l4th day of August
next, as the day for holding the County Conven-
ton. The day fixed upon by the Committee
NAV not be convenient to some Of our friends,
but was considered more auspicious than later
period. The approaching election is one Of vast
importance TO the people Of this county, and TO
those Of the State at large. One Of the acts of the
next Legislature, and perhaps the most impor-
tant one, will be to re.disrict the State for egis
lative purposes. One of the United States SEN
ators from this State has held q seat in Congress
for more than ten years by virtue Of frauds pracu-
sed upon thepeope in framing the apporIionment
acts of 1856 and l839-4O. His term Of service
will soon expire, and is for the people of Ohio TO
decide, at the coming election, whether similar
fraud shall be enacted nothe forms and authority
of law, or not. 1t may be said that the election
for United States Senator will not take place be-
fore the winter Of 1859, aud that another eIec-
ton will be held prior 10 that time. This is all
true. Yet the contest for United States Senator
will, in fact, be decided at the coming election.
Who, after an examination Of the details Of the
apporlionment act Of l839-40, can doubt the
fact that Mr.. Allen was in reality elected at the
annual election in 1899. True, publicity was
not given 10 his election until some two years la
ter, but measures were then matured which pIa-
ced his election almost beyond question. The
State was Gerrymandered for Ibis especial purpose.
A system Of floating districts was adopted; and all
the floats were in favor Of the Locofocos at the
election previous 10 The choice of Senator. At
the session of ,he Legislature for 1928, when
MIR. Allen was last chosen Senator, Muskingum
county, with population of about $4,000, was
Represented on the floor of the. House of Repre-
sentatives by one Representative; while Perry
county, with population of about $1,000, was
entitled TO ttco! Muskngum county was Wing;
Perry Locoloco. Olher Wing counties had their
''baueres spiked" in like manner. Tuscarawas
county was silenced by attaching it to Holmes.
The same game was endeavored to be played off
on Carroll by attaching tito Jefferson. Numerous
cases Of fraud might be instanced had we time
to 90 into the examination, but we will let the
foregoing suffice.
Should the Locofocos succeed in securing a
majority in the next Legislature, an aPPortion-
ment act fully as odious and unfair as those alu-
ded to, will be enacted. Under the solemn form
Of law the voices Of several thousand of the peo-
ole Of Ohio will be stihed; or what is worse, will
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be compelled TO aid the LocofOeos in their
yilainous schemes. Under the upPorionmeul
act Of l939-4O, tho Wings Of Tusearawas coun
~, instead Of sending two Wings to the Legisla-
lure, as they could easily and would have done
had the State been honestly aPPouioned, enabled
Holmes 10 send three Locofocos. A Asimilar fraud
ean be preyentedi but the people must look to il
in time. A dofeat in one Of two Wing counties
may give our opponents the control Of the lie.
gislalure. How important, then, thai the Whigs
Of the closely contested counties should be on
the aler;-that they should bring forward Iheir
very best men;-that they should "labor while il
is day, for the night cOmeth, in which no man
can work"
Besides Senator and Representative the peo.
pie Of this county will have TO select candidates
for The Offices of Treasurer, Auditor Commits.
sioner, Sheriff, Surveyor Prosecuting Attorney
and Poor House Director. Several candidates
for various Offices have already been announced
and others will appear as they arc authorized by
their friends.
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Common Pleas after Nay term, 1847.
jacob EOerharit and Margaret his wie) r, D.;
Mar Mou, Thomas Moul ct ais. 'oh'
Mary MouI, widow OF John Mou, deceased, Ma
ry, Jane, ,lharjne and Alfred Etc hard the heirs
,f Andrew Euerhardt and Mary his wife, Thomas
MouI, John MouI, William AlouI Jacob Mou James
MouI, Ro-aAna MOu, inlermarried with Daniel
Little, Sarah Mou inermarred with Robert James,
OF the county Of Carroll, in said STATE, and the
heirs OF Ii "a Moul inlermarjei with Gideon
Jennings, whose names are unknown but reside in
he county Of Allen. Ohio, will take notice that d
petition was filed against them, on the lst day of
July, l847, in the court OF common pleas for said
county. 10y Jacob Eberhardt and Margaret his wife,
OF TusclIaWas county ONO and is now there PEN
ding, wherein the said Jacob and Margaret demand
partition OF the following eaI estate. to wit one
hundred acres off the east side of the northeast
quarter OF section twenty, township sixteen, and
range seven; also, hrty-fye acres OF the south end
of The west half OF the southeast quarter of section
lwenly.one, in township sixteen, and range seven;
laid and5 situate in Crroll county, Ohio; and that
1t the next term of said court, application will be
made by the said Jacob EOerhardt and Margaret
his wie, Tor an order that partition be made OF said
premises
JACOB EBERHARDT and MARGARET his wife,
BY R. N, CLAVE, their Attorney.
July ,, l847-38-6l, Pr. fee 81 57i.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Carrollton, Car
roll county, Ohio, on the lst day Of July, l047.
Armstrong AaronEdwards, John Pease, Mr..
Ames, MorGecai Everhart, Catha. Plugeman, Chas
Allen, Mary Ann Foster George Potts, Thomas
Atwood, enry FlCtchner, John Packman, has.
Burwell, Samuel Green, Sarah Russell, Matthew
Brown, Jacob Greer, " lillian Rease |. F.
Brown, Norvel Gilbreth, Jane E. .Righart, John
Buck, James Huston, John Z. Smoyer, David
Barckly, John Hess, Samuel Smith, Monseer
Best, A. ]. J oobler, VIM. Steel, Sarah
Brown, Israel W Johnston, John Stulty, Andrew
Brown, m Esq. Luton, Jacob Thompson g.
Cameron, Thos. Littel, A. L. jackson.
Caskey, " illiam Lewis, Isaiah Ting, j. P. Esq.
Crawford, Jacob Lanbenber, Mr. Taylor John e.
Cox, Daniel McGavran, El M'Tiernan Peter
Conway, James Miller, Thomas Thorley, Joseph
Cox, Josiah McFatter Mary Vanhorn, Ann
Dean, " esley Moreland, " m. Watkins, J.
Darr, David Means g. Freer, Wtherow, Faith
Dewey, James NJ. .Minehart, " ilson W yekoof, John
Dixon, Margaret Mcqueen, VIM. " illiams, Henri
Dewey,sF. 4 JM.Mafiet G.. w. West, David c.
Darr, Nicholas Men, Jacob Wolf, John jacob
Persons calling for any of the above will please
state that they are advertised.
IENRY A. STIDGER, P. NJ,
July 9, lS47 By JOSEPH DOLL, Assistant
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RAILROAD LETTING.

received at the Office Of the Pittsburgh and Ceve-
iand Railroad Company, in WelsYile, Obio until
. o'clock, a. NJ, OF the 27Ih day Of July, 1g47,
.or the grading bridging and preparing for the su-
nerzuucIure OF that portion OF The line between
We.i-yllle and McQukPus mill. twenty miles,
Plans aud specifications may BE- examined at the o.
ice OF the Company at any time from the I7th TO
The 9Th Of July. Contracts vii. be let 10 the low
IS. and best Jiddrrs. A iurher letting Of thatpor.
ton OF The line from MiQnikn. mill, eros sing the
Sandy & Beaver Canal, aud extending TO the New
Lisbon and Canton road in tire direction OF CIeve-
land, will take place early in September.
By order oi the Board o: Directors,
A. G. CATLETT, Secretary.
Wellsvlc, June Is, lG47-37-4t.
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TAILORING.

The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Carrollton, the vicinity and the public generally that
he has opened shop on Lisbon street. in the frame
building recently occupied by Jacob Hcllrch as q
shoemaker's shop, two doors north of the "Western
Exchange" where he will be found at all times rea-
dy and willing to cut and make gentlcmen'S gar
ments in the most fashionable and substantial man
ner and upon the shortest notice.
He will receive the Eastern Fashions regularly,
and he promises his customers that all work entrust
ed to him shall be satisfactory both as to style and
prices as his experience in the business will warrant
him in making the promise.
He hopes his acquaintance this part of the coun-
try his industry and attention to business will ensure
him liberal patronage. NJ. VAN STRONDER.
Carrolton June 4, lS47-34-tf.
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RO.kNsII / Cos Mammoth CnTrns

VIZ lirHstit, Mausgsr E. @. Msao Trrasurrf.
~ sfLNA' r@rs ran ,rr-t t1f; s J. Lfrsfa n, elow
Z. toHs a1d '. HeCo. leaders of tie hand.
Ih, eN'rasss srTpuHy, eorp.i.ina $50 men
and hnsrs, ard eight beautiful lady ecuesfrA -
- il PEI loffn % CAEAoL.ToN, GU SATURDAY. fnps A.
They vii enter BE- .0wu hom Wsynes5areh. Ia
professor. precr1-d .lrii nisenareut basd s.,-
-.ag- called "C.eopagas GIt-y.' containing M.
B.sr LAND in America. Au-f passing th'ouqh
ue pdrripal streets, ihey wiz proceed 10 ,hsi
piendd p,vIIhon (.he arge-i On he Cuiied State.l
apasi- Of accommodating 1000 Rith ssa,s. The
a''f' VIII 0e opened al and o'eloek, aud pea.
o'"ah'es commence a. 20 snd 7i oc.ock
Aami'soa, s5ssats-. Ssais reserrsg foT he !qdi,,.
Inc sa'era a.ueats will be enliyened b. tbe
Jokes ah1 d'0i.ru-so o. yhgl 'P.iace o Clowns Mr.
oel. J. Lip'nln. Sol. CAN'T rt LEAF IL, his line.
Dhuhg 'he aiefh'on rad evening, iorF new nd
mignhcehi pageaHts will b- rfudured. never b.
'o'e seen ih .his place. va: IAE CRUSADERS Tova-
NAALS4, or lAe ""fngfs Of the Cross: 1HE SunE
~ THL 81 LIAM, or Tie EvOulc Of The Sollsrs ~ j.
Cresesni IoNlAT0wsEI, Or the Lsdiss and Natls,
.oi F0.andi TEE TYHoLEsE TyC4Llsls will sing a
nuuhcr ot Songs and Grps
Ma. II. W. FEASgLiS will ride his brilliant Prin.
60 8 act; also His popular act Of viii Watch. IN.
Bold Smuggle;.a ;.ai-o, Two horse act with Ms
bOssiN; and aso 90 through as astonishing perfor.
maucrs on the Sack Rope.
Mas. J. GOSSIP, ,,be grea'psi female EQUESTRIAN
in America,) wIliIIde ole Of her pleasing and IA.
voIile acts: also, with q. " Frauklin.l tbe anu
ing tao horse act called "Luuin i ADue,le." or
pa and ma outwitled ty he lovers.
Nh. GAS SHERWOOD Will perform his art Of the
Indian Cnai, Or the Wild son OF the Forest; also
the parl O' the ShpHrsc Sailor.
1HE AC.Og4T FAMILY. composed of Thos. Nunn.
Walker Num-, Steward Mann and Honey Num-.
viii peIJnu some OF The astonishing feats IN clss.
SIC groupings, statuary and gymnastics.
AasTLa y. SIEElENs viii appear in a principal
act; also IN hls popular change Of IAe Yankee Ia!
Rory U'Moor-! and R0y Rog!H
Ma. LAzEand his iwo wonderful trained dogs,
The ElgIT,NG PUNls, Deal Bake and Tom.
lSFung, Will perform Professor Harrington and son
M their i'sts Of po-,uuug aud gymussucs; also,
Mast. w. Harrington on his TWO ponies!
Iumbhng, sIi. vaui.Iug, and stick dance. bV
Franklin, Sherwood, The Acruhais and the wbole
troupe. Egyptian Horse Pyramids, an amusing
acI, by the ELITEof tao company. The Sable Har.
monl-ls, in variety Of songs, gIces, dupls, solos
and dances. The entertainments Of the evening
o conclude with the magnificent tTo,hic spertscIs
entitled the bull FisHT. or HoIyday Sports Of Old
Spain, by the whole company ol ladies' and gentIe-
man. ChAS. =. PELL, Agent
July ,, I847-3g-3t.
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STIEEsIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Fl. Fa Ell ev. Fa. issu-
ed cut OF the rourt Of common pleas Of Carroll
county, and TO me directed, will offer for sale at
the door Of the court house in CauoIIton, on
Friday the 18Th day Of august, 1847,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o.
clock, P. NJ the following described property. to
wit: the east half Of the norIhw es quarter Of sec-
ton q in township il, Of range 5; ALSO, the east
half Of the norlhest quarter Of section &c, town.
ship -, OF range d. OF the lands ordered to be sold
at SteubenIlp, Ohio. Taken in execution end
will be sold ny E, MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Julys, lSl7-3e-5t. Pr. fee 81 50.
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From the PittSburg Ga2otte.
THE JOURNEY OF THE PRESIDENT.

We copied yesterday morning the speech Of
the President upon The occasion Of his reception
at Philadelphia. "May our Constitution ever be
kept sacred" is the language Of the Executive
in return 10 the welcome of the City. A beauti-
fu prayer, but how poorly kept by the President
himself. With but uIe more than two years of
official service, he has been guilty of many and
marked violations Of that very instrument which
he prays may be kept sacred. In violation Of
the Constitution he brought on the war with
Mexico, giving the fatal order which led 10 an
invasion of Mexico before war was deEared, and
to those acts of war which involved the two great
est Republics upon the Continent in their present
bloody and protracted strife. 1t was James K.
Polk who consummaled the annexation Of Tex
as, an act for which there is no warrant what
ever in the Constitution. 1t was james X. Polk
who authorized Of himself the establishment Of
Civil Government in the provinces Of an inde-
pendent nation, who authorized the appointment
of Governors, law officers and the establishment
of courts and legislatures. All this was author
lied, both in California and Santa Fe, previous
to the war, and, therefore, cannot be defended as
acts incident to the war, even if upon this ground
they were defensibe. 1t is, therefore, not only
by the act Of the President that this Government
is now involved in war, but even the exraordi-
nary powers conferred upon the Chief Magistrate
by way, have been exceeded. Look TO The or
ders given TO General Kearney at Santa Fe, to
Commander Stockton on the Pacific, TO the ar.
my in the interior, and where does the Executive
find in the Constitution variant for powers thus
confered-to institute Civil Government today,
TO establish Martial law tomorrow, to impose
Revenues the next day, and so on, until all pow
er, Legislative and Judicial, are embodied in the
person of the Executive. He, therefore, who
travels over this country praying in public for
perpetuity to our Constitution ought at least to be
sure that in his own person it has not been vio-
lated.
But what is the moral of Mr.. Folks journey
ing just now through the cities ofthe East! With
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
Rachel Mcknight c,v,, q, ,onr or

Rachel Mcknight c,y,, If ,,nr On
".
su'anrsh wl.aH,, ct. al, pleas o''r'Ii'0oH'J
~ giliusof en- oder Of sale. irsusd ont or the
eouu of eoiumon pleas Of said county, and n ns
directed. ] viii offer for sale az the door Of the
esSu house In C5HoIlton. on
Friday The l3h day Of august, ie47,
hsiWesn the hours Of 10 o'eo-k. A ~. and o..
eloek, ?. M Of sald day, the following real ssiois.
N wlt part Of section -. township H. Of range 6.
heRlnnng al the northeast corner Of said tract al
stone, ihsuce south 20 and s-Isnih psrches 70
stone, thence wssi 90 perches 70 q sionF, ibsrre
moth 70 and twc-ysnti perrhss 70 a stone, iherrf
east 10 psrche- tn the beginning, containing p o..
rras snd 70 psrrhes. ALSO, the bIIowing desert.
led irs't OF lend. par OF the southeast qususr Of
ssei o. -. ol township ~. Of range Q, beginning
AZ The northvssI corner Of said quarter section.
thence ea-, SC pcrches, thence south 20 pfrchss,
uente we-t SC peTches, thence moth 20 rerehe-
TO tie beginning, containing II acres. AL in the
dtirIeioi lands o.dtIsd 10 10 sold al SisuteuyIie
Ohio. r. MCGUIRE. Sheriff
July 9. in47-ss-5i. Pr fee 50.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ OF Fl Fa 1t Lev Fa Ell Ven
di. Expo. issued out of The court Of common pleas
OF Carroll county, and to me directed, | will Offer
lnr sale at the door Of the court house in Cauohon
On Friday the 18Th day Of august, 1847,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, F. NJ. the following described property, to
wit: one-halt Of the east halt Of the southeast
quarter Of section 90, township Il, OF range 5, o
the lands ordered to he sold at S,eubenvilIe, Ohio
Taken in execution and will Old bv
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July Q, lG47-:9-5t. Pr. fee Sl5O.
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Report of the Irish Relief Committee

The undersigned, appointed a committee 10
attend TO receiving and forwarding the produce
and money contributed by citizens of Carroll
county, in aid Of the Poor Of Ireland, having
succeeded in sending forward all committed 10
their charge, for the information Of the public,
now report that the total amount OF corn receiv
ed and forwarded is 48 sacks and barrels, making
3l5 bushels. They also received 282 bushels ol
wheat, which, when ground into flour at the Car.
rolIion Steam Mill, according toprevlous arrange
ment, without charge, produced 81 barrels Of
-four. They also received some flour ground al
Shober's and Pearch's mills, in like manner,
which increased the above 10 80 barrels; but in
consequence of the expenses necessarily incurred
in transportation of The corn and -four, procuring
flour barrels, corn sacks, &C., (Which had 10 be
paid in cash. being greater than the amount oi
money donated, they were compelled TO retain
and dispose Of barrels of flour, leaving 70 bar
rels for shipment.
The flour and corn was consigned TO the care
of the "lrish Relief Committee" Of the city OF
Pittsburgh, and we are advised by them of date
18th June, that il had all gone forward 10 its des-
IinaliOn.
The total amount Of money received by US
from subscriptions and sales Of 7 barrels flour,
bran and shor,s, is $136 SO
We have paid for freight on 10 barrels
of flour 10 WelIsvle, al 50 cents per
barrel, $50 30
Freight on l7,640 pounds of
corn, al 25 cents per 100 pound, Al l2
For60 flour barrels, al 43 cents
each. 25 90
Burlap and linen for l48 corn
sacks, making of same, and 9TH
er expenses for labor and hand
ling, 10 amount Of 2l 60
10Q II
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ESTATE OF DAVID BOYD.
Jacob Winters.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified executor OF
the estate of David Boyd, late of Carroll county,
tOhio, deceased. All persons indebted to said es.
late are required to make immediate payment;
and those having claims, TO present them, legally
proven, for settlement, within one wear from this
date. ANDREW BOYD, Executor.
Nav IA, 1915
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NOTICE.

THE county commissioners Of Carroll county at
tn cir June session, A. D. 1917, levied road tax
upon the taxable property of said county. amount.
ing to six cents upon one hundred dollars vaua-
ton; which tax can be paid @y labor on the public
hi ghwuys, in the road districts in which the prop
erty is situate, at the rate Of sPventy.ve cents per
day. THOS. R. HARBAUGH, Aud. C. c. o.
Auditors office, Carroll CO. July Q, 1917.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
Court n common pleas.
Carroll county, Ohio,

John Crawford. Carroll county, Ohio
BY virtue Of a decree, issued out OF the count
oi common pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio, and o.
me duec,pd. will offer for sas Al The door OF the
court house in Cauo,on, on
Friday The 18Th day Of august, le47,
between the horrs Of 10 o'clock A. N. and O..
co,k. P. NJ. Of said day, the following real estate
situate in said county, TO Wit: beginning at tn.
southwest corr er OF the southwest qusucr Of sec-
ton y, in township IS, Of Ia1ge 8, and running
thence north 70 chains and so Inks, thence north
58 degrees % minutes, east 80 chains aud % link,
thence south IS degrees. east II chains and links.
lhercs east chains and u iiuks, thence sou.h IG
chains and links, thence west 40 chains and so
links 10 the place Of beginning, containing eighty
acres more or less. Appraised and Willie col b.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
July o. 1847 -39-5t. Pr. fee So.
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StrnYcd or Stolen

From the subscriber, in Harlem, Clwoll county
Ohio, on the night of the 10Th Of June, sorre
mare, supposed TO he II OF l5 years old, blind o.
The right eve, both hind feet white, natural lrot
ter, small lump on the back, and about Is hands
high. Whoever will return, or give information
W here said mare can be found, by letter directed
Harlem Springs Post Office, Carroll county, Ohio
shall he literally rewarded. JOHN JOHNSON.
July 8, l847-39-3t.
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G-The Laws and Journals Of the last Legis.
gisIalure Of Ohio, designed for Carroll county,
have been received at the Clerks office. Town
ship officers and others, who are entitled to a
copy Of the Laws and Journals, are requested TO
call and get them.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice that John
S. Hunter and j. B. Emery, on the 4th day of May,
A. D. ls47, sued out writ of attachment from the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, in the State
of Ohio, against John Mccormick, and Joseph Wier
and Phebe Wer his wife, for the sum of three hun
dred dollars which writ has been served and return
ed. Attest: w. r, LLOYD, Clerk
By TRIPr BRowN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
May 81, l947-32- ct.
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NEW IINWARE MANUFACTORY.

Tue subscriber invites public attention 10 his shop
jn7I opened one door east OF the General TAYLOR
House, ,Iormer.y occupied by VIM. D. JeukIns,)
whore b. intends manufacturing TO order, as also
keeping on hand, tin, copper and brassware, in
such variety as the demand mty seem to require.
He hopes ty tie closest industry aud uniting
attention, to merit such encouragement ts will
warrant him to continue and extend the business.
Every description OF meuing, in his line, prompt
y done to order. THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
Carro.on, June 25, lC47-31-tl.
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Estate of Joseph Hathaway.

The undersigned has been appointed administrator
on the estate of Joseph Hatleway, late of Carroll
county, Ohio deceased All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment and
those having claims, to present them for settlement,
according to law, within one year from this date.
SAMUEL HATHEWAY, Admir-.
June 4, lS47-34-3t.
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sandy and Beaver Canal.

The stockholders OF the Sandy and Beaver c ma
Company, are hereby notified, that an election ol
drecIOrs OF said company, will be holden at the
cana Office in New Lisuon, Ohio, on Wednesday
the ll.h day OF August next between the hours
OF ~ o'clock, A. M. and oclock, P. M. OF said
day. By order oI the Board,
CHAS. D. HOSTETTER, See. s. 4 &c. C.
Office oil The s. & B G G. !. LnlY 9 1917.
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CS,ote of Holm Camahan,

The undersigned has been appointed executrx on
the estate of John Camahan, late of Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment and
those having caims to present them for settlement
according to law, within one year from this date
SARAH CAMAaAN, Ex'x.
June IL, lS47-35-St.
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The undersigned have been appointed admnistra.
tors on the estate of Ezekiel Davis, late of Car.
roll county, Ohio, deceased All persons indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate payment
and those having claims, to present them for settle
ment according to law within one year from this date.
JAMES DAVIS, ! Adr,,rs
ELI D. LUKINS,
June IL, l847-35-3t.