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FARM FOR SALE.

1sy-sA FARM FOR SALE.
BS3ssIa rpIlE subscriber offers for sale good
$MissA i FARM of one hundred acres situated
G5aSa mile north of O. c. Cosson's at the four
Corners, the Wnitsheld road west of
Paine's Factory and Central Depot Said Farm is under
good of cultivation. Has house and bnIn forty five
under improvements and pleasantly situated 90 the
brook. HENRY u. CLOUGn.
No,th6elJ Auu 7tb ISi7. 31tf.
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EXTREME LOW PRICES!
w. 0astcyOsh dress Il f'ocE Goats.
Fine Cashmere and DOpSEiD
R'NngS.

1000 prs super black Cashmere Pants SO 90 to 50
Lorl1O0 nrs suncr blue and Fancy Pants SO to on
Lor--2O10 prs. Fancy Doeskin Pants ~ to 90
LoI-3O0D prs Black and White Plaid Pants so to 0O
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Making four and hnlf per cent for tho year ending Aug
1917 said per conage be the original amount OF
premium note, without reference TO any endorsement for oi-
assessments and TO he paid to tho Treasurer at hs Of
fec, Montpelier, before tho goth day Of October
l547 being day of tho annual meeting OF said Company
list of persons insured In the several towns, with the
of assessments duo from each respectively will he
forwarded early in September the REPRESENTATIVES elect to
the Legislatures by whom money can DO sent The meeting
convenient way by which money be transmitted and
is expected that euch member Of tho company from whom
assessments due, will improve tho opportunity thus of
fcrc IL IL very important that the assessments be paid
when due aud ii members of the company neglect tho OPP
portunity offered by the meeting Of the Legislature, thoy
expect that will be taken, Immediately
its Adjournment, enforce the collection of all
remaining unpaid.
There have been allowed the past ole hundred ant
four losses which, with the expense OF settling and niores
paid amount $50 40 49, The assessment for this year
"a l2 per cent? raises $29,2i0 49,
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Montpelier, Aug. IT, I6ILY
y-Prnters of each weekly newspaper in this State
requested publish the above notice three weeks
lively, aud forward their bills by the members of tho Legsa
lure fpi nnyment 30
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w ANTED.

active and intelligent BOY between 10 and IL years of
N age, in Store in this vilinge. -
R-Apply ut WALTONS BOOKSTORE.
9TH Aug iS47. 90
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WINTER CLOTHING,
PIECE GOODS.

xlo 600 yards of BIoadcloihs, Cassimeres Doeskns,
and Vestings, comprising all the new designs
and impofiations for the spring and summer
Of Is47 will be made to order, from to ~
hours notice, in that style Of elegance that
this establishment has become colebIa-
led at LOW PRICES,
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DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS

I00 Dress shawls, various styles and qualities
NV SO ps Mus. de Lanes;
% ps. Gughams, Oregons, 30.
Is pa. Lawns and Bazornes.
Very Cheap, at G. P. RIKERiS
May ls, 1917. u
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TO FARMERS, CON-
TRACTORS, &C.

w few industrious, active to superinend the
ing of Wild LAM and the erection of Log Houses Each
Contractor would be provided with baud of stout emigan
laborers under HIM.
The must have the command of from 900 to
$4,000 which with per interest," would he secured by
bond and mortgage the property (Which is sold to omigan
flmers) worth hve times the amounts he transfer this
security if he has TO borrow the money The lands about
fS hours distant from New York.
The would probably occupy 6 30 months and
will the contractor profit of from $1,000 $4,000 up
wards. Apply TO "Agrcuturc," of Gordon Co., IS
and 80 Broad street, NcwYotk, the Office pa
ne
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LIN EN- BOSOMS
LINEN COLLARS.
, urV u7"1''J WV TT
,LACi% CRAV A rs.
FANCY GRAY ATS.

a Lor-l290 Fancy Cavas, assorted 75c to 81 o
A LoI--l270 g Satin Crlvats SIC to U
a LoT-3000 &c silk Satin Cravats 81 % to ! y
A Lor-- 700 Self-adjusting Cravas Use To o
Lor-275O Muslin Cravas, very beautiful, IL to 25ct
A LoT-l550 assorted, 81 cts to | VI
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SCARFS

A LoT-l50O super Satin Scarfs IS cts 10 25
LoT-lb00 extra, 90 to | 90
A Lor-lIS3 embroidered, % so
Lor--2O0O Scas assorted, will be closed, 25t Is
A LoI-25OO figured, l2j TO 20
A Lot - 1850 bocaGe =. 25 to | so
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FARMS FOR SALE.

GENERAL WESTERN FARMS, from 100 TO 500 acres,
~ with house, barn aud ton in crop each for
sale ow Terms OF payment easy eastern property taken
in exchange. Apply (post paid TO GORDON Il co. 70 K
80 Broad Street, n Y. the Office Of this paper 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15
REPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.

REPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
We are indebted to Mr.. ECKLEY for the able
and highly interesting report of John Woods,
Auditorof State. The report goes into minute
detail of the financial affairs of Ohio; and pre-.
sents very aattering view of Of the resources Of
the State. "There has been an increase of the
receipts from every branch of our revenue, whilst
the expenditures have, inseveral important items,
been reduced" The receipts into the Treasury,
for State purposes, during the year ending on the
18th of November, 1916, amounted to $685.
545 81; theexpenses of the State during the same
period, to $2,038,027 l3; leaving balance in
the Treasury, applicable to the redemption of the
State bonds becoming duein 1850, of $247, SIT 81.
The amount of State taxes, on real and per.
sonal property, in 1914, amounted to $948,966
63; in 1916, to 81 ,O060O1 So; being an increase
of $55,O04 95. The same rate per cent. (seven
mills on the dollar) being charged each year,
The public works of the ateyielded more reve-
nue. than any previous year; the amount of tolls
received at the State Treasury, from this source,
being 1897, ,537 II.
"The change in the valuation of personal prop
erty placed upon the duplicate thsyear has made
the assessment of taxes much more equitable than
ithad formerly been. There will becolIected and
paid into the Treasurw this year, more than one
hundred thousand dollars upon property and cap
ital which had never been subject to taxation pre-
vious to 1845, and at the same time reduction
Of nearly ten million has been made in the valua-
ton, upon the duplicate, of a class of properly
which before paid more than double its Just proper.
ton of the taxes.
at appears by the tables which accompany this
report, that the value of domestic animals which
will be placed upon the list next year will exceed
twenty-seven millions of dollars, upon which the
tax will be less than one-half the sums paid in
1914 and in 1845, upon horses and cattle alone!
"The species Of wealth which, under the old
law, paid the least share of the taxes in proper
ton to its value, was mercantile capital and mon
ey at interest, manufacturers stock being entire.
ly exempted. The whole taxable properly of the
State stood upon the list of 1874, at $136,142,-
666. The value of horses and cattle, as assess.
ed, was $2O,667 ,271, being nearly one-sxth part
Of the whole taxable property of the State; at the
same time, merchants capital and money at in
,erest were returned at $7,55o,oO5, being one.
eighteenth part only of the grand list. Under
the provisions of the present law this inequality
is entirely removed.
"The total value Of thetaxabe property Of the
State will be, next year, not less than four hun.
dred and five millions. Horses and cattle will a.
mount to about twenty-three millions, being less
than one-seventeenth part of the taxable proper
ty of the State. Merchants and manufacturers
stock, and moneys and credits, will amount to for.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15
CARROLL COUNTY.

Believing that large portion of our readers
feel some desire to know the precise value of the
taxable property in this county, we have conden-
sed, from the Report of the Auditor of State, the
following table. 1t exhibits the number and val.
ue of each species of property, and the aggregate
value of all the taxable properly in the county.
1t may here with propriety be observed that the
valuation of land in this county, as fixed by the
State Board of Equalization, is So 62 6. The
amount of the common school fund for this
county is $2,833 As 5:
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Total,
$403,647,776

The common school funds, received during the
year, amounted to S987O69 O6 6. The fore.
going is succinct statement o: the Report of the
Auditor Of State, condensed into as narrow com.
pass as its lengthy details would admit Of The
superiority of Wing legislation over Locofoco
maneuvreing could not be demonstrated more
clearly than is shown by the foregoing figures.
When the Wings came into power, three years
ago, they found the State debt annually increas.
ing, their opponents having resorted to the mise.
rable expedient of annually borrowing money to
pay the accruing interest. They set themselves
10 work to stop this leakage in the Treasury, they
passed new revenue law, they with confidence
appealed to the people to sustain them in their
endeavors to bring the greatshipof State into the
harbor safety; and that people, despite the false
assertions of their opponents, despite the reck-
lessness and depravty resortedto to deceive them,
despite the chicanery and brow.beating with which
they were assaulted atevery corner, came nobly
to their Laughed the deceivers to scorn, and
the cloud which for time obscured the fair fame
of Ohio has been dispeled, the storm has pass
ed, and the noble ship once more rides at ease
on an unruffled sea.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15

The WrLMoT PRovlso.-Ths Washington cor.
respondent Of the Philadel phia Norh American,
person who has access 10 the best means of in.
formation, states that when the bill authorizing a
loan Of S23, 900, 900 comes up for discussion, an
amendment will be offered, from the Locofoco
side Of the House, restricting Slavery in any ter
ritory that may be acquired by conquest. As
affairs now stand, the prospect looks fair for the
passage of such proviso. But northern locofo.
cos have so often swallowed the doses prepared
for them by their southern compcers, that we
shall not be surprised TO see them finally come
into the traces.--Cleu. Her.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15

CLEVELAND HERALD, Of last week, came to is
on an enlarged sheet and printed on new ,ypo.-
We rejoice to witness this evidence Of prosperity
on the Pau Of the Herald. Personally, we have
no acquaintance with Mr.. HARRIS, the talented
editor Of the Herald: edi,orially, he has, for
several years, been our most intimate and sdu.i.
red friend. The Herald is now the largest shee:
published in Ohio, north Of Cincinnati; and we
know Of no other paper in the State that contains
so extensive variety Of interesting news.
CINCINNATI GAzETTE.-This venerable friend,
(which Of late days reaches US semi.occasjonally)
has also appeared in a new dress, and for an old
'un, appears quite youthful. The Gazette is
one of the pioneer papers in Ohio, and is q very
useful and interesting sheet.
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1899
THE INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.

The Report of the Trustees and Superinten.
dent ofthiS Institutions, by the poiteness of Mr..
ECKLEY, now before us. The Institution is in a
prosperous condition. Mr.. CHAPIN, the late Su.
Perintendent, we regret to perceive, resigned his
Office at the close of last year. The institution,
while under his control, was managed with signal
ability. No successor has yet been appointed.
The inmates of the Institution have, during the
Pastyear, ,enioyedgood health. Therewere atthe
close of the last year IS pupils in the Institution.
Of these Goa citizens of Ohio; of Indiana;
and of Michigan. The pupils from Ohio are
all supported by the State; those from Indiana by
that State, and the one from Michigan by his
friends. The residences of the pupilsfrom Ohio
are as follows: Adams county |; Ashtabua 5;
Belmont 3; Champaign 2; Clark /; Columbana
1; Delaware 1; Fairfield /; Franklin 5; Greene
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Sale Of Real Estate BIZ Order Of Cont

0N Saturday the 2O,h ol Februsry. IB47. a. I o..
eiosk, ?. " on saId dsy. al The doUr Of Ihs rnurt
house Va thr town Of Croliton. sill be sold 70 ha
highest ttter The rllowiHg real estate a. the prop-
e.y OF John h.ack.edge, deceased, in Brown town.
ship Carroll county, Ohio. 70 Wiu he southwest
qnaf'ef Of seeuoh Rins. tsl township siKlepn, (ieJ
fahssGx. tol containing one hundred and sitvy-
1ns acres snd twrnty-eix huntredths Of an aete,
excepting seven seTss sold OUT Of the south eide Of
ssd quarter rectioh. Aso, four serss and oee han
trsd and twenty pe,rhes ont OF The southest ouai.
;sr Of said section zine, 81 bounded a. fo.ioEs.
osginning 81 The cenTe post Of said section, run.
ning fouaI eighty pegches. TO posl; thence, due
east eighteen psrches 70 the centre Of public rosdt
.heEre. with saId road in 3 Horihery direction 70
he division line Of said seellOni henee one perch
10 TIE place OF beginning. Appraised at a, ,7sO 50.
Trrus Of Fs.e' ohs.IhIrd in hand. and The rs.
mander In two equal annual ihs,almenIs, with In.
irresi from daIt, 10 he secured BY mortgage on tho
premises. WILLIAM BLACKLEDGE,
THOMAS DENNY,
Executors Of John BIArkledRe, deed.
January IS, It47-lf-6L Pr. lee So
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sheriH's Sale.

STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
Sylvester Grimes e. Elizabeth Grimes, Petition for
by their guardian GeOrs e Manfu sr partition
vs.
Sutton Cunningham, Julian Grimes, Order 70
Mary dD,C5 Ann Crimes and John Potter sell land
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the court
Of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, viii offer for sale at the door Of tie
court house in Csrroltoh, on
Saturday the 18th Of February, ls47,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A M and O'Clock
p NJ the following reGl estate viz one hundred and
fourteen acres Of land in section twenythree, 1921
township fifteen rs and range FIVE; (5) being the
west half of the northeast quarter Of said section.
and the residue Of said tract being situated In the
north west corner Of the southeast quarter Of said
section, north Of a run and the whole tract being
bounded on the north BY lands Of John Deford on the
west By lands Of William Nanfull, on the south BY
lands OF Simeon Jennings, and on the east by lands
Of George Grimes; and will be sold BY
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
January s, ls47-l3-et. Pr. fee IS.
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ted 70 g. scOu free; that while ib- farmers sad
ile and the widows only COW, which she earned
at the wash i15. were made 10 pay their proper.
lion Of taxes, the bankers millions were entirely
exempt. To give pausibilIly 10 such allegations
the tax law was produced, and copious quotations
made 70 prove all that hal been said. Exccra.
aons' long, loud and fearful, were uttered against
the nen, and against the parry which supported
those msn, who had enacted such a law.
We do hot, at this time, intend to enter into a
detailed argument to show the failacy Of such
reas0ning,-io show BY lshat law banks arc taxed.
In proof tha'ihoydrs faxed, we let taets-oficial
aud indisPutab.s Iaets-answsr mere asssrtiOuI.
ln'he RePorofihe Auditor Of State, now before US,
we lind table giving the capital Of the Banks;
the average amount Of capital employed during
the year, the taxes paid into the State Treasury;
the mills paid upon the dollar Of average capital;
and 'heP per cent. paid on the average amount Of
capital. From this table we extractthe following,
showing the average capital employed by each
BANK; the amount Of taxes paid by each bank;
and the mills paid upon every dollar Of average
capital employed, during the year, BY each bank:
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
Henry Adams Court of common pleas,
VS.. October term, A. b. 1876.
Mary Adams, ct. ais Petition for Partition.
PY virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the court
of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in Carrollton, on
Saturday the 18th of February, 1S47,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A NJ. and O'Clock
p NJ. on said day, the following real estate, to wit:
the southwest quarter of section twenty-five, t25) in
township thirteen (ls of range fve (5) containing
one hundred and sixty (l60) acres, excepting tract
of one-outh Of an acre on the east side of said quar-
ter section heretofore sold and conveyed to Samuel
Bar. Sold by E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
January 5. ls47-l3-6t. Pr fee 80 25.
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CONFERENCE.-The Chrono-Thermal system is
the only rational one; it treats the parts usually af.
fecteG. As family medicine for infamItiOns coughs
colds, &c. know of none that can equal DR.. Tay-
lor's Genuine Basam of Lverwort. use it in nv
family with my children with the most happy results
and called on the Doctor yesterday to recommend
it, in addition to its celebrity, for its wonderful
of consumption and liver complaints. The Doctor
says it is extensively countereited, and purchasers
should see DR.. Leeds's signature to the beautiful
steel engraving on each botte-Or, what is better,
buy of the Doctor, S75 Bowery.
AGENTS.-R. Kennedy, Carro,l,on; John lr.
vine, Kgorei A. F. Moore, Jefferson; c. c. Wit
ting, Canton; Doc. Lyon, WeUsvilIe; D. P. Gra-
ham, New Lisbon; s. Scott, Steubenvi.le.
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Saturday the 18Th of Fe5rxai
January 8, Is47-
SheriG's Sale.

STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, IS.
William Stevenson In Partition.
VS..
Martha Stevenson, ct. ais. Order of Sale.
by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the court
Of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in Carrollton, on
Saturday the 18Th Of February, Is47.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock,
p. NJ on said day, the following real estate to wit
ton f5 township l3 of range a. containing 40 scres
more or less; and will be sold by
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
January s, ls47-l3-6t. Pr fec s. 25.
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Number. Value.
Qd6 OLA 90 1o1 rAo
$2,764,7O2
TAX ON BANKS.

Afewmonthsago every Locofoco declainer pro.
claimed fromthe stump, reiterated in the bar-room,
and published through the press, that banks were
not taxed at ALI that while every other species Of
properly was, by Wing legislation, brought upon
the duplicate at its real value, banks were permit.
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Esfate Of Levi Resser.

NOTICE Is hereby given that have been sppon-
~ ted Administrator on the estate Of Levi Besse,,
late of Carroll county, Ohio dess0sed. All pprAoIs
indebted 70 sad estate are required 10 make imme-
disie payment and those having claims, to present
them, legally proven, for settlement. within one
year. ALEX. CLARK, Admir-.
Jsnuarv IS. 1877 i4-3t.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Carrollton, Ohio,
on the st of January, ls47 which, if not taken out
before the lst of March, will be sent to the General
Post Office, at Washington city, as dead letters.
Beckert, John Kerr, Margaret Rany, Samuel
Beadle, Levi Koontz, Rev. E. Robinson, Sarah
Buck James Knots, William Ruthe, Joseph
Bracken, Corne. Keneday, Thos. Runioa, Senior
Baxter, Richard Miller, Henry Rankman, ]. H.
Gail, Nancy Miser, Alexander Rutledge, Geo.
Davis Levi Miller, Silas Robbins, Eliza
Dennison, Cath. Miller, Charles Smith, John
Freshwater, Geo Moore, Thomas Smith, PeryP.
Fshe Eliza A Maple, Isaiah Stout, George
Gates, Eli Martin, R. R. Smith, Wesly
George, Thomas Moore, Jemima Swearingen, T.
Gilmore, Rev. H. Mcfarland, Geo. Van Pelt, Sam.
Hantz Hannah Norris, Hannah Wells, David
Hof. David Pease Perry Walten, Moses
Harsh, Leonard, Pirch,P. Waggoner, John
Kintner, Chris. Robbins, Joseph Walters, J. w,
Knapp Joshua II. A. SIIDGER, T. NJ.
January S, lS47-l3-St.
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Estate of Nathaniel Hayden.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appoint
N ed administrator on the estate OF Nathaniel Hay
den. late of Carroll county, Ohio. deceased. Al.
persons indebted to said estate are required to ndKe
immediate payment, and those having claims, to
present them, legally proven, for settlement, within
one year. WILLIAM DAN J. Aomf'
January Is, 1s4T-I4-3L